Arturo Vidal

[Nerazzurri_IE]

As said above, at least he has the fact that he cares going for him. But I think being one of Contes favourites, his continued gametime will end up hindering the team.

 

[Besnik]

I strongly disagree with people who think that he cost us qualification in the next round. I mean, we have been a pretty average side in overall if you compare both positive performances and negative ones over the total matches we played so far. We were absolutely dogshit as a team, and for sure players like Vidal are prone to brainfarts when the team is having a delicate moment.

Since his arrival, he has been among the best midfielders for us. Indeed he was our tragic figure against Real Madrid in San Siro, but his quality in the other matches was undeniable.

We failed to qualify because of Antonio Conte. I usually hate changing coaches every here and there, but when something is broken and can't be fixed, then a move has to be made. Conte is very stubborn and has nothing to offer to this team anymore despite that we won against Sassuolo. In fact, it's not like we were impressive in that match. The game was decided by two "fluke" goals in the first half, and Sassuolo was lacking that winning desire like they had in other matches against us.

It's still too early, but I am very disappointed of the club in overall... management and players. We ruined almost everything because of our lack of competence, and it doesn't help when you have a delusional coach.

 

[K.I.]

I don't get the anti-Vidal views here. Yes, it was incredibly frustrating the way he asked for the 2 yellows against Real. It was stupid, it was insanity. But Vidal has always been like this, a bit mental. However he is giving his all on the pitch, fighting for every ball and running as hard as he can. For that reason, I have a lot of patience for players like Vidal. Ditto Sanchez, I never had any complains even when he was not scoring last season. Coz these players care. They play every game for Inter like their life depends on it.

Compare that to some players who are taking it a little bit easy like Nainggiolan or Eriksen. Even when they come in with 10 minutes left, you see them jogging along. Those are the players I don't have much patience for. Coz they don't care enough.

They care enough not to get 2 red cards in a crucial CL tie.

 

[I'mNewHere]

No Vidal ez game

 

[syrus]

Stay suspended bro

 

[bubba zanetti]

Deadwood.

 

[uny_arturo]

To be honest, it was a pretty bad game from Vidal. He got a full week of rest. Should be more involved.

 

[bubba zanetti]

He can be bad every game.But still,he will always play under Conte.Every game.No matter how bad he is,how many red cards he gets,and how many times he fucks us like against Madrid and Gladbach.

 

[CoolMan44]

He was more of a non-factor than bad imo. A bit if a wierd game by him in that he was almost totally unnoticeable whether good or bad.

 

[CafeCordoba]

I'm not having a good feeling we need to sub him out in almost every match. We pay this guy 6m€ net and he can't play 90 min matches anymore?

 

[Batman]

I'm not having a good feeling we need to sub him out in almost every match. We pay this guy 6m€ net and he can't play 90 min matches anymore?

I dont think it was the case though. We just didn’t need him as we were already leading so resting him for the CL game is a pretty good decision. However subbing on Barella was pointless when he has Sensi and Eriksen.

 

[Eirix]

He was more of a non-factor than bad imo. A bit if a wierd game by him in that he was almost totally unnoticeable whether good or bad.

He opened up the play with a great pass to Hakimi that ended up in the third goal. Is that being non-factor?

In all seriousness, Vidal improves our squad from last season, and I'm happy he plays for us. Many people here don't even analyze his performances but throw hate comments because of his Rube past. And the moment he makes a mistake, they'll crucify him, stating that he's garbage and blablablabla.

He's got good things and bad things like every player in our squad. But the good stuff ultimately outweighs the bad.

 

[uny_arturo]

I'll cut him some slack yesterday. As long as he bounces back on Tuesday, I have no issue with that. However, I do expect a goal from him at this stage of the season. It will benefit the team as well as his own esteem.

 

[uny_arturo]

If we had a Barella-Brozovic-Vidal midfield today, it would have been a less miserable game...

 

[wyze]

If we had a Barella-Brozovic-Vidal midfield today, it would have been a less miserable game...

I dont think so

 

[Wallace]

Yeah at least he could man handle some of those Brazilian mercenaries.

 

[Lui]

We weren't supposed to rely on him as heavily because we have more than enough cover but they're either injured, missing or abandoned.

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[Kramerica Industries]

Who knows how things would've turned out otherwise, trailing 1-0 at the time (against a team we overturned a 2-0 deficit against in the previous meeting), but I do know that this dickhead getting himself red carded and making us play the last 60 minutes against Madrid on MD4 with 10 men sure didn't do us any favors in the qualification race.

Atone for it with helping a Scudetto push or get fucked Arturo. You're not forgiven until then.

 

[uny_arturo]

For now our most dynamic midfield line-up should be Sensi-Vidal-Barella. When will we ever see these 3 starting together?

 

[Palacio]

Vidal and Brozo are two players we are a lot better without.