Simone Inzaghi

[Stefan]

What happens if they sabotage his picks in the future?

Going for a different name then the coach wants doesn't mean you are sabotaging him. Or do you think inter sabotaged MoU by going for Wes instead of deco and Lucio instead of Carvalho.
Coach may have preferences and they should be satisfied to some extend but sporting directors need to take into account what is best for the club.

 

[Dave54]

Ok, lets' see. So far, they have not invested anything. Lets' talk about this in the future. I'm not happy with them so far. Watch Inter becomes a mediocre midtable team in 3 years, without Inzaghi and with seria B players, but young. Look at Juve's investment this year. Almost 100 million. Good luck getting anything like that from these guys.

 

[CafeCordoba]

Ok, lets' see. So far, they have not invested anything. Lets' talk about this in the future. I'm not happy with them so far. Watch Inter becomes a mediocre midtable team in 3 years, without Inzaghi and with seria B players, but young. Look at Juve's investment this year. Almost 100 million. Good luck getting anything like that from these guys.

Like @.h. already said, Oaktree invested at Inter by covering the rest of the losses which were left after Zhangs (I read Zhangs covered like 22m and we'll end up having 40-45m losses this season). They didn't require plusvalenza for the season which just ended and doesn't seem to require it for the started season either. Accepted pay raises to Inzaghi, Barella, Lautaro.

They continue Zhang's way of gradually improving financial situation of the club while trying to maintain the competitive advantages.

 

[BasedGodPunk]

Another season of running Mikhi and Darmian into the ground.

 

[CafeCordoba]

It's matchday 2.

 

[nurko]

They seemed capable though.
Looking at Acerbi at minute 66 he looked slower than me, reaction time was horrible. You could clearly see it's all experience he is going on. In 10 more matches, that will just be too late to most duels.

 

[DARi0]

Inzaghi released a statement on Inter’s official website following the death of his ex-coach Eriksson.

Inzaghi played 57 games under Eriksson at Lazio, scoring 26 goals.

“The death of Sven-Göran Eriksson is deeply saddening for me. I was really young, I’d just arrived in Rome and he helped me a lot,” said the Italian coach.

“He was fundamental in my development as a player and a man. I admired his calmness, how polite he was and the way he really respected everybody. He was a source of inspiration for me. I’m here today thanks partly to him and what he taught me.

“Sven was a great man, an example in life for us all. In these last few months, he showed his strength and desire to live, another demonstration of his greatness. He taught us to live while he was dying. Rest in peace, Sven, and thank you for everything. You will always be with me.”

RIP Sven

 

[qb4ever_2k]

Inzaghi released a statement on Inter’s official website following the death of his ex-coach Eriksson.

Inzaghi played 57 games under Eriksson at Lazio, scoring 26 goals.

RIP Sven

The numbers must not be right. A goal every other game was some world class number back in the days.

 

[.h.]

The numbers are actually right but it's heavily padded with a good CL season. 11 in 35 in the league

 

[#NotForMe]

One thing I think Inzaghi didn't get enough credit from is, the integration of new elements; he doesn't prefer jump right into it, but eventually he integrated them.

He also did a great job with Asllani, to think of the first game how Asllani increased tempo every touch to just the last game being quite natural in knowing what to do, I hope he keeps on improving.
It is also not limited to Asllani or young players, converting Hakan into a DLP; Darmian into LCB.

The players obviously deserve credit, but Simone is involved too and so is his coaching team.


Also I think (Zieliński, Asllani, Frattesi), (Taremi, Correa); shows that he is not a man that has preference for older players, nor is it a preference for familiarity, but how well the player knows how he wants it to be played.

 

[thatdude]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1829790948672278691

 

[delaurentis]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1829790948672278691

Unless you are severe autistic, I can imagine that the players must love playing in a system like that. Never makes a game boring for them.

 

[RickyMaravilla'sRightFoot]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1829790948672278691

This makes it very difficult to mark our players. You need to be a very disciplined back line to cope with this, or find a way to control the ball without conceding counters— which is not easy because our counter-attacking play may be one of our best qualities.

 

[thatdude]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1830955587808698858

Name a better love story, I’ll wait.

 

[NimAraya]

Unless you are severe autistic, I can imagine that the players must love playing in a system like that. Never makes a game boring for them.

Or Sacchi.

 

[DARi0]

Name a better love story, I’ll wait.

Not sure if better, but



Roberto Mancini & César Aparecido Rodriguez was certainly a love story..

 

[Puma]

Not sure if better, but

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Roberto Mancini & César Aparecido Rodriguez was certainly a love story..

Can't stand this cunt. One of the only players I hate more is Alvaro Pereira.

 

[YoramG]

I hope someone asks him why Barella didn't play even though he had 2 weeks of rest. Line-ups and changes made no sense to me today.

 

[Besnik]

What a way to prepare the match tonight. Only God knows what was he thinking, and also that Correa sub while we needed to score?

No team wants that piece of shit, and our coach wants to unlock a low-block defence with him? Great tactics and decisions.

 

[Fapuccino]

He made a gamble. We'll see if it pays off on Wednesday.