Inter - Lazio (20 Dec 15) [1-2]

[Ed.]

http://www.inter.it/en/news/50441

It is denied but I wouldn't be surprise if it indeed happened. Favouritism in the name of Rotation is the most bullshit thing Mancini is doing. Sooner or later these things are bound to happen. The 2 current best and most consistent players started from bench on the last day before a break in which the next game will be in about 3 weeks.

 

[PHM1605]

Rotation is good, but over-rotation is bad. And I think Mancini committed this mistake. Like Benitez when he was at Napoli.
The only case we should do rotation is to avoid exhausted/injury. There is no point in benching some of the best players like Brozovic/Ljajic when we have basically only 1 match/week, let alone before a 3-week Christmas break.
And the opponent he chose to do this is Lazio :chan: Terrible timing.

 

[firmino]

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[Devious]

No wonder Michael is jobless and went bankrupt

 

[Jane The Virgin]

Im glad if that fight happened. Lets not act like they are all in love with eachother. Glad Icardi is showing captain balls and showed Melo his place. That reaction after the red card from melo means shit to me, he is here just for couple of months, i have zero to none connection with him, hee made a stupid mistake, and before that he was pushing players and being arrogant asshole, the red was happening sooner or later, we all saw it coming, the penalty tho... That was his "im tough, what can you do to me? im bigger than the team" mentality. Im glad if Icardi yelled at him.

And as for Jojo, wtf is he bitching about? He was terrible the whole game, started to lose his head by the end.


As for mancio and his rotations, im cool with it as long as we have those 6/7 core players starting week after week.

Handa, Murillo, Miranda, Ljajic, Jojo, Icardi and Kdog*.



*He wont become a key player if he plays one game and pauses for the next 4 ones.

 

[magnesium]

In Mancini Mind starter are :
1.Handa ,
2.Murillo ,
3.Miranda ,
4.Medel blivious:

 

[thatdude]

I agree that a little fight isn't always a bad thing. It shows the players really care and that they're willing to call each other out on their bullshit. Most successfully teams have that little edge to them, it keeps people focused. Obviously there always has to be a balance, you don't want a toxic atmosphere in the dressing room but being too buddy buddy can also lead to problems.

 

[ANTONY71]

It was denied by both official Inter and Mancini.Obviously something happened in the dressing room between Mancini and Jovetic but i don't think it was as bad as the media claim it to be.
This kind of speculation by the media isn't unheard of after a bad result.

Unfortunately, Inter's dressing room was always chatted. The bad news of our locker room arriving too easily at the several newspapers, unlike in other big serie A clubs, like juve and Milan. Its old problem for a long time: Inter never had a good management its locker room.
These events happen in all clubs, perhaps in that Inter are more exaggerated than others.
Fortunately, we have enough time for recover and Mancini's experience will can recharge his team for preparing in the best mode at the return in field in 2016 and we have the leadership of the "Serie A", jet.

 

[JJM]

 

[Devious]

 

[JJM]

So now GDS says that Ljajo,JoJo and Mielo will get fined by the club for indisciplinary behaviour...

 

[RMancini10]

If true can't believe this one defeat has led to so much infighting, especially as we are top over the winter break. We have had a great team spirit so far this season, an integral reason behind our improved position.

 

[Doffy]

jojo?? how does he even dare to open his mouth? he was awful. couldnt create a play to save his life and basically everything he did ended up in failure.

id sell him tbh. get that embolo guy

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In Mancini Mind starter are :
1.Handa ,
2.Murillo ,
3.Miranda ,
4.Medel blivious:

there is nothing wrong with medel starting. the problem is just that 2 guy midfield. you need at least 2 players who can defend and have vision and have the ability to play in passes under pressure. medel is not that kind of player and neither is melo tbh. in a 3 men midfield either of them would thrive.

 

[bandiera]

How can some of you guys be rationalizing a fight inside the dressing room? A team that is too complacent isn't a good thing but that has nothing to do with this. Players shouting at their teammates, blatantly ignoring the manager, and getting into a shouting match with the manager basically has no upside. If those rumours are true, it would be add to Mancini's history of poor man management skills. It's possible there may have been a postgame incident but I don't think GDS's reports are accurate.

In all honesty I don't understand why people think we have a united group. What, the group pictures and the after game cheers? It always seemed like we had a lot of ambitious, motivated individuals more than a united group that understands and works for each other (which is also what I felt in Mancini's previous stint here).

 

[thatdude]

How can some of you guys be rationalizing a fight inside the dressing room? A team that is too complacent isn't a good thing but that has nothing to do with this. Players shouting at their teammates, blatantly ignoring the manager, and getting into a shouting match with the manager basically has no upside. If those rumours are true, it would be add to Mancini's history of poor man management skills. It's possible there may have been a postgame incident but I don't think GDS's reports are accurate.

In all honesty I don't understand why people think we have a united group. What, the group pictures and the after game cheers? It always seemed like we had a lot of ambitious, motivated individuals more than a united group that understands and works for each other (which is also what I felt in Mancini's previous stint here).

See now what you did was take my comment completely out of context in order to fit your agenda. Nobody said that players ignoring the manager or getting into a shouting match with him had any upside. What I was referring to is a little disagreement between the players, where they voice their opinion and hash things out. It's good to clear the air every once in a while, it can actually help a team in the long run. A disagreement between players is natural and anyone who's played on for an extended period of time should know that. It's an adrenaline filled sport, It doesn't always have to be a bad thing.

 

[Pimpin]

See now what you did was take my comment completely out of context in order to fit your agenda.

damn bruh, bandiera commiting STRAWMAN FALLACY

 

[bandiera]

See now what you did was take my comment completely out of context in order to fit your agenda. Nobody said that players ignoring the manager or getting into a shouting match with him had any upside. What I was referring to is a little disagreement between the players, where they voice their opinion and hash things out. It's good to clear the air every once in a while, it can actually help a team in the long run. A disagreement between players is natural and anyone who's played on for an extended period of time should know that. It's an adrenaline filled sport, It doesn't always have to be a bad thing.

I know exactly what you said, but my point was that it isn't really relevant to what (allegedly) happened. I also wasn't only replying to your post.

 

[Rimpel]

Sounds bad, hope it won't affect morale. Fuckin Melo

 

[Devious]

Next year we'll be lucky to end 5th.

 

[surripere]

I don't think we'll make the champions league spots.