Inzaghi has enjoyed critical leniency like no other previous Inter manager in the last 20-something years, and possibly more. He came into a weakened squad, following a vastly superior manager with expectations that were set on hoping for the best but realistically expecting the worst. That leniency from fans has about two more weeks of time left, then he is really about to feel some fire under his ass, and that's something he probably never experienced properly while at his mediocre Lazio either.
Handanovic and Lautaro simply have to be benched for a match or two. No exceptions, and no going back on it no matter how bad the games end up going.
Dzeko must be protected even if that means him having to start and do the full 90 minutes simply because we knew what we were getting when we got him, he is doing his best and isn't fucking up in a spectacular fashion. And yes, the standard for spectacular fashion is pretty fucking high in this Inter at this moment.
Get the most promising primavera midfield prospect and grind that dude into the fucking ground in training for the next month, Gagliardini should never play in our shirt for the remaining part of this season.
Also, decision to use Barella like Brozo was a terrible idea, given Vidal's recent defensive performance he should've started instead. He couldn't be worse that's for sure. Inzaghi really has a terrible way about him where a sub performing really well doesn't get even a small chance of being chosen to start the next game as a reward, and this goes to bite us in the ass because it neither helps the reserves, nor the retard starters who become lulled in and entitled to their starting slot.
We are in dire need of some tough love and Inzaghi must step the fuck up and grab the reigns a little.