Beppe Marotta

[forzainter257]

Glad he is coninuing with us. I was afraid he was going to leave given Paratici's departure from rube and rumors about Marotta getting disappointed with Suning.

 

[wera]

Marotta was here when we finally won something. That is what Inter fans and the whole world will remember. If everything went to shit after Marotta came, I would shit on him, but I can't.

Considering that he also has to deal with chinese overlords, he is doing good enough. He needs to stay for 5 more years.

 

[brakbrak]

Marotta caused the mess he had to clean in the winter of 2019, I wouldn't play that in his favor, especially if we could expect something similar taking place in the near future.

It's thr samme guy who tried to alienate Skriniar, Lautaro and Brozovic in the not so distant past.

Yea but it’s the same guy who bought Lukaku for 75m(which many of us, including myself, thought we overpaid) and later sold him for 115m.

Regarding Hakimi, it was kind hard to see it coming as Lukaku gave them his word that he’d stay only to turn his back on them few days before mercato closed.

 

[Harpsabu]

I mean even juve fans can point to it not being a coincidence that as soon as they lost him, they look as disorganised and messy as they have since 2010,and we look to have a plan and broke their dominance. The league titles follow beppe, this can't be ignored. He's fantastic, the true MVP of the league.

 

[varmin]

I'm sorry for bursting fantasy bubbles

Maybe it's good first to burst that one, in which you're living.

 

[brehme1989]

Nothing to do with a gobbi past or Icardi situation when the fact is that he tried to shop Skriniar and Lautaro out, managed to get rid of Godin (who people ignore as a catalyst for a locker room leading presence and pretend he was never here) and and lose money by bringing freaking Kolarov as a replacement, failed to offload all the players he PUBLICLY said aren't part of Inter and managed to lose money on that.

It's nice to pretend as if Marotta didn't come at a period where we spent almost as much as the entire decade in merely a 2 year period because Suning decided to splash money. And now he's a hero for sticking around? Obviously he's handled the late situation better than anticipated but still, that doesn't redo all the shit he did.

He is the one who within 3 months of coming has told half the team that they'd be out, including the coach, and leaked the list to the press. Rightfully or not, it's not irrelevant, it almost cost us a CL spot and also a fortune as everyone became unsellable. The irony is that Icardi was part of the "stay" crew but since he couldn't offload Perisic and Spalletti in January he decided to freeze him out finding an excuse with a Spalletti quarrel.
Something that he also tried to pull with another player but it didn't take a public twist. His name is Miranda and miraculously he's the only player we took on a loss (3m) at a time we still counted our capital gains, while we rejected offers for Valero just because they were 500k lower than what we asked for

Sure, under Marotta we managed to finally win something. But this is the same crowd that shouts Marotta good, Ausilio bad. So the facts are irrelevant for a lot of you, your doctrine won't change unless Marotta himself writes an autobiography.

 

[CafeCordoba]

Marotta made the Icardi mess but in the end that was just good for the club. It was a mess which had to be made. Club made the mistake back then to give him the captaincy. Ausilio tried to get rid of Icardi earlier already before Marotta had even arrived. Now afterwards, it was clear they just needed to rip the captaincy and pay the consequences. Icardi was the banter era captain but not captain-worthy for a club which is looking for titles. He had grown too big because he was the best player in the squad by far. Wanda just created chaos and they decided with Ausilio that it just needs to end.

And they fixed the issue (Icardi captaincy). And then after two years they won the Scudetto. I'm completely fine with this turn of events.

 

[moii]

Nothing to do with a gobbi past or Icardi situation when the fact is that he tried to shop Skriniar and Lautaro out, managed to get rid of Godin (who people ignore as a catalyst for a locker room leading presence and pretend he was never here) and and lose money by bringing freaking Kolarov as a replacement, failed to offload all the players he PUBLICLY said aren't part of Inter and managed to lose money on that.

It's nice to pretend as if Marotta didn't come at a period where we spent almost as much as the entire decade in merely a 2 year period because Suning decided to splash money. And now he's a hero for sticking around? Obviously he's handled the late situation better than anticipated but still, that doesn't redo all the shit he did.

He is the one who within 3 months of coming has told half the team that they'd be out, including the coach, and leaked the list to the press. Rightfully or not, it's not irrelevant, it almost cost us a CL spot and also a fortune as everyone became unsellable. The irony is that Icardi was part of the "stay" crew but since he couldn't offload Perisic and Spalletti in January he decided to freeze him out finding an excuse with a Spalletti quarrel.
Something that he also tried to pull with another player but it didn't take a public twist. His name is Miranda and miraculously he's the only player we took on a loss (3m) at a time we still counted our capital gains, while we rejected offers for Valero just because they were 500k lower than what we asked for

Sure, under Marotta we managed to finally win something. But this is the same crowd that shouts Marotta good, Ausilio bad. So the facts are irrelevant for a lot of you, your doctrine won't change unless Marotta himself writes an autobiography.

Keep typing you might end up actually believing it yourself.

Fact is, Marotta is god and were blessed and incredibly lucky to have him, unless you have goldfish memory and dont remember how the 8 years ish before him was, thats just it. Dont disucss this cause its so unbelivable retarded to do, period.

 

[Candreva Crosses]

Is the broken stereo on again? Someone give it a kick

 

[armendsh]

For the moment B.Marotta is our mosf valuable and important men in our Club... i said last year that i would gladly give Lukaku or any player before him.... we are sooo lucky to have him

 

[M.Adnan]

Marotta made the Icardi mess but in the end that was just good for the club. It was a mess which had to be made. Club made the mistake back then to give him the captaincy. Ausilio tried to get rid of Icardi earlier already before Marotta had even arrived. Now afterwards, it was clear they just needed to rip the captaincy and pay the consequences. Icardi was the banter era captain but not captain-worthy for a club which is looking for titles. He had grown too big because he was the best player in the squad by far. Wanda just created chaos and they decided with Ausilio that it just needs to end.

And they fixed the issue (Icardi captaincy). And then after two years they won the Scudetto. I'm completely fine with this turn of events.

Well summarized. I've lost hope that someone at Inter would have the guts to strip the captaincy from Icardi at that time. NEVER thought that Marotta would join Inter and immediately put an end to the 'Inter circus'. He didn't stop at the armband, no, he gets rid of Icardi (and Wanda) all together for profit, brings in Lukaka and wins the scudetto, and then re-sells Lukaku for an even bigger profit. what is in there to complain about I have no idea.

There are situations where I wish things went differently like Hakimi, but that Icardi situation was simply the best for Inter and no one could've handled it like as good as Marotta. That was the start of a new Inter era to the top.

 

[brehme1989]

Keep typing you might end up actually believing it yourself.

This post is so iconic because:

Fact is, Marotta is god and were blessed and incredibly lucky to have him,

This is where someone who respects his time stops communicating with you on the subject.

unless you have goldfish memory

Yes, you do. And probably very limited knowledge and understanding of what Marotta has done over the past 2.5 years and give him too much credit for something he's only played a small part for.

 

[Candreva Crosses]

This post is so iconic because:



This is where someone who respects his time stops communicating with you on the subject.


Yes, you do. And probably very limited knowledge and understanding of what Marotta has done over the past 2.5 years and give him too much credit for something he's only played a small part for.

Clearly you don't respect your time xd

 

[K.I.]

Yea but it’s the same guy who bought Lukaku for 75m(which many of us, including myself, thought we overpaid) and later sold him for 115m.

Regarding Hakimi, it was kind hard to see it coming as Lukaku gave them his word that he’d stay only to turn his back on them few days before mercato closed.

Executives are paid big salaries to make decisions and that includes predicting future events or looking long term. Everyone here knew that Hakimi shouldn't have been sold no matter what and a lot of clubs were shopping for a striker after the Euros.

Lukaku or his agent giving a word meant nothing. His sale plus some other players could have easily brought in the money Inter needed to raise from player Sales.

 

[moii]

For the moment B.Marotta is our mosf valuable and important men in our Club... i said last year that i would gladly give Lukaku or any player before him.... we are sooo lucky to have him

100%

Wasnt brehme saying years that lukaku was shit at Inter too? Like this guy trolling or were do he comes up with all his shit? Must be trolling right? Not that familiar since often lurking here but the guy sphew so much nonsense you wont even believe hes serious.

Lukaku was a beast and is even beasting it up now oh and yea meanwhile Icardi is beeing kinda exposed hasnt he haha..Not that its hard anyone watching games would put 2+2 together real fast.

 

[moii]

should definitely start appriciating the good things at inter and the rest of us should appriciate this brehme has 0 influence at inter

 

[Sqnalkel]

Marotta made the Icardi mess but in the end that was just good for the club. It was a mess which had to be made. Club made the mistake back then to give him the captaincy. Ausilio tried to get rid of Icardi earlier already before Marotta had even arrived. Now afterwards, it was clear they just needed to rip the captaincy and pay the consequences. Icardi was the banter era captain but not captain-worthy for a club which is looking for titles. He had grown too big because he was the best player in the squad by far. Wanda just created chaos and they decided with Ausilio that it just needs to end.

And they fixed the issue (Icardi captaincy). And then after two years they won the Scudetto. I'm completely fine with this turn of events.

The mess was completely unnecessary, at least in the middle of the season. We should just have told him and Wanda at the end of the season that they have to go, maybe then Wanda would also have created a mess, but not in the middle of the fucking season and we would have probably gotten more money for him too..

 

[brehme1989]

should definitely start appriciating the good things at inter and the rest of us should appriciate this brehme has 0 influence at inter

No one said that Marotta has netted a negative at Inter.

All that is being said is that there's an exaggeration of his positives and hiding all the negatives (there are more than plenty) under a not-so-thick rug.

Anyone who's part of a title winning campaign is part of Inter's history, in the good way, but pretending as if Marotta is... god and that we should be blessed to have him is just too much ridiculous fanboyism to ignore.

 

[PHM1605]

The mess was completely unnecessary, at least in the middle of the season. We should just have told him and Wanda at the end of the season that they have to go, maybe then Wanda would also have created a mess, but not in the middle of the fucking season and we would have probably gotten more money for him too..

I am pretty sure it wasn't what we initially wanted. At first, we just needed a new captain, as Icardi was the worst one possible, due to his big ego and all the shitty behavior (TV show, fans threatening, autobiography). The captaincy was not a punishment, but a decision for Inter's own sake.

We did not expect Wandito could be that childish and proved that the management was right right away. He, instead of man the fuck up and trying his best on the (training) field to recoup the band, immediately faked an injury, and made the decision of selling could not be easier.

So far so good, Icardi -> Lukaku was the best decision Inter made in a decade.

 

[brehme1989]

The captaincy was Spalletti's decision and Marotta approved it as it would have helped him create a perfect alibi. The reaction was expected, because it played exactly the opposite way of what Marotta had promised Icardi. There's no way Marotta didn't know this was the end result. He wanted both Icardi and Spalletti gone, along with others.

The reason was that Icardi constantly bickered about Spalletti's selective treatment of the players and there were constant fights in the locker room between the 2 main factions. Handanovic was picked not only because of his service, but because he wasn't part of one of those factions.

The decision was entirely punitive and there's a reason why both Icardi and Nainggolan, both leading figures of the anti and pro Spalletti campus, were discussed as the culprits that had no place at Inter, even if they finished the season as starters. Whereas Perisic who was a catalyst in creating the locker room tension only left because he had a rift with Conte over his position and playing time.