Just gonna reply to this one here.
Im kind of amazed by how delusional these Bilanistas are we won 5 straight derbys the last one we spanked em 5:1 and the majority of the retards over at red and black forums still think our squad is mediocre at best and that any decent coach would have easily won against inter since this bbilan squad is way superior what fucken clown world are these people living in?
That fucken fluke scudetto we gifted them made them even more delusional than they already were...
The current popular trend and coping mechanism for Milanisti is to try take as much credit away from us as possible by making it sound like the only reason we won is because they enabled us. The good old "you didn't win, we lost" tactic used by poor losers and children everywhere.
So much rhetoric is around Pioli not adapting his tactics and supposedly doing "the exact same thing" 5 derbies in a row. They desperately gaslight each other in this pathetic attempt to discredit us for the victory(ies).
They try to make it sound like Inzaghi is a predictable one trick pony but Pioli was too arrogant or stubborn to change course and walked right into his trap. They make it seem like Pioli fell into some comical, infantile trick 5x in a row - a trap so obvious that even a child could easily avoid - like some Bugs Bunny or Roadrunner vs Wile E. Coyote shit.
To even suggest that all five derbies have been identical is simply idiotic.
Easy example, in the 1-0 derby on matchday 22 last season, we absolutely dominated them with 65% possession, 15 shots with 4 on target, against Milan's 4 total shots with
zero on target. That's already a vastly different match to the molesting we gave them on Saturday.
In practically every derby over the past 5 years we've started on the front foot and often scored early. This is the first derby we've deliberately sat so deep and not pressured them high up the pitch - and even then we scored early
There's also a lot of saltiness about our counter attacking style of this season but that only proves the shortness of their memory. You'd think long-time football watchers would know more about the general ebb and flow of football matches.
If we score early against them as we frequently do, the onus is on them to score - especially if we then score more goals
Of course they are going to have a lot of the ball. You can't always stop that, especially not against strong teams like Milan. But they make it sound like our wins are smash-and-grab results. The kind of 0-1 upsets you see when a small team beats a bigger team by parking the bus and grabbing a lucky goal on the counter.
Would they feel better if our victories came with us having more ball possession? Would they feel better if we had 70% possession, camped outside their box and picked them apart like Man City putting 8 goals past a relegations side?
Would they feel like our wins deserve more credit then? Would they be less salty?
Do they honestly think Pioli instructing the team to sit deeper would've saved them, let alone won them the match? The last time they did this we still won convincingly and only some poor finishing on our part kept the scoreline respectable. As I mentioned on the
wildly popular Inter Jections podcast, the pair of 1-0 victories last season were deceptive scores. They should've been much bigger wins.
What kind of special derby tactics do they expect from Pioli here? Weren't they (
and certain podcasts) hyping up their new-look, revamped, dynamic midfield? This match already had a vastly different tactical matchup, completely different midfield battle and they still got destroyed. A new formation? They don't have the fucken players to do a 352 or a 442 or 4312. If Pioli pulled some random 343 out of his ass he would've been crucified for deviating from their tried and tested philosophy which served them so well in the first 3 matches.
All five derbies have been different. The only constant is that we've thoroughly outplayed them every single time. No matter the players, formations or how the game played out. We've been better. We've played far more attractive football to boot too.
I've posed a whole bunch of questions but really I've already answered my question in my very first sentence. All the overblown criticism of Pioli falling for Inzaghi's predictable tricks and all that shit is just saltiness. It's a deliberate strategy to try and take as much credit away from us as possible. Nothing more than a coping mechanism and a way to focus their blame.