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Lazio with less than half the budget in a better standing and playing way better football. This is why I hate excuses. If you know what the fuck you're doing, you do it. You don't whine and complain.
 

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Lazio with less than half the budget in a better standing and playing way better football. This is why I hate excuses. If you know what the fuck you're doing, you do it. You don't whine and complain.

Would be a good statement if Lazio weren't a bunch of whiny pricks :)
 

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Lazio with less than half the budget in a better standing and playing way better football. This is why I hate excuses. If you know what the fuck you're doing, you do it. You don't whine and complain.

Pff. I bet you wouldn't say the same when Lazio choked against Inter two season ago.
 

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Would be a good statement if Lazio weren't a bunch of whiny pricks :)
Isn’t it easier to get rid of the trash in our management like Ausi and his boss instead of blaming our rivals for whining? How many matches do we have to lose before pinpointing the main source of our failure?

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Lazio with less than half the budget in a better standing and playing way better football. This is why I hate excuses. If you know what the fuck you're doing, you do it. You don't whine and complain.
Lazio and Atlanta are on their ways to win Silverware and Inter are sill ignoring the main problem of signing uselless players at inflated prices and ignoring cheaper talents because they are from smaller clubs ( Lazzaro over Lazzari) ( Sensi over Bennacer) etc. Renewing Ausi’s contract is a crime.
 

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I'm not assigning blame. I'm just stating a fact. Lazio whines a lot all the time.
 

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Isn’t it easier to get rid of the trash in our management like Ausi and his boss instead of blaming our rivals for whining? How many matches do we have to lose before pinpointing the main source of our failure?

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Lazio and Atlanta are on their ways to win Silverware and Inter are sill ignoring the main problem of signing uselless players at inflated prices and ignoring cheaper talents because they are from smaller clubs ( Lazzaro over Lazzari) ( Sensi over Bennacer) etc. Renewing Ausi’s contract is a crime.

Which silverware are Atalanta on their way to winning?
 

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I'm not assigning blame. I'm just stating a fact. Lazio whines a lot all the time.

But you do get my point though that whining isn’t why it managed to beat Juve twice or why it is great at finding promising inexpensive talents.
 

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But you do get my point though that whining isn’t why it managed to beat Juve twice or why it is great at finding promising inexpensive talents.

Of course it's not. But they're still whiners.
 

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Yeah cause we never choke..

Completely irrelevant. Your example is that Lazio is playing better football and are in ahead of Inter NOW, but you missed how they get to here. They fucked up in the last home game, where they needed just a draw. Next season they regressed and this they early left EL in group stage. This cannot happened in Inter because the coach will be fired after the first failure. Also the likes like you would have been the first to call for the coach's head.
 

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It cannot? We failed to qualify from CL group twice in a row. One coach was vilified for it and the other who is paid more and has higher expectations and team spending still reigns free. How is that for first failure and not being even for consideration to be sacked?
 

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It cannot? We failed to qualify from CL group twice in a row. One coach was vilified for it and the other who is paid more and has higher expectations and team spending still reigns free. How is that for first failure and not being even for consideration to be sacked?

I don't think Spalletti was vilified for failing bringing Inter to next round but more for his approach in last game, where he went to defend the draw instead to force the team to go for a winner. That is the reason why most of the people was pissed to him, including me. Getting out of CL groups has never been a main objective to Conte this season. I think for everybody is obvious that he is here to end Jube's domination and that's why the management will invest in his project and doesn't fire him for CL group stage exit. If he fails to win the scudetto in next 2-3 seasons, he'll be gone, no doubt about it.
But my point actually was that Lotito haven't fired Indzagi despite loosing the CL spot in the last minutes literally and the disappointing performance from the last season. And this decision is bringing only positives now. That clearly cannot happen in Inter.
 

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Spalletti was vilified for the way we got eliminated, not for the fact itself. We were 5 points ahead of Tottenham after matchday 3 and 3 points ahead of them after matchday 4. We needed at least 2 points in the last two matches to qualify. And yet we still managed to get eliminated even though one of the remaining matches was a home match against the worst team of the group. And the most infuriating part was we decided to play it safe after equalising against PSV and hoping for a favor from Barcelona instead of going for the win and keeping our fate in our hands. The result may be the same but last year elimination was way more frustrating than this season one.
 

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Spalletti was vilified for the way we got eliminated, not for the fact itself. We were 5 points ahead of Tottenham after matchday 3 and 3 points ahead of them after matchday 4. We needed at least 2 points in the last two matches to qualify. And yet we still managed to get eliminated even though one of the remaining matches was a home match against the worst team of the group. And the most infuriating part was we decided to play it safe after equalising against PSV and hoping for a favor from Barcelona instead of going for the win and keeping our fate in our hands. The result may be the same but last year elimination was way more frustrating than this season one.

I disagree. This season we suffered the ignominy of suffering a 3-2 comeback against Dortmund, and worse, losing at home to Barca U15. In both instances, our team became the laughing stock of the wider footballing audience. We became the platform for all the cringeworthy adulation for the little Hitler youth Dortmund faggots and a prepubescent Ansu Fati - a footnote and enabler of their success, rather than our own. Felt like we were the dickhead jocks who eventually get humiliated by the good guy in a shitty 80's coming-of-age high school movie.

Don't get me wrong, Spalletti setting up the team to draw at Tottenham and against PSV was absolutely pathetic too. But the "ability" of the coach, if you will, is directly proportional to the expectations I have of him.

Both scenarios came down to simply needing a win at home on the last day. Both scenarios were 100% in our hands. As much as I think this new Inter is doing much better, I say Conte's loss at home to Barca C was far more humiliating than Spalletti's home draw to PSV. Last season's failure was a bitter disappointment, but this season felt like an added humiliation on top of the same disappointment. I know it certainly caused me much more irritation and indignation than Spalletti's elimination.
 

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We lost it in the 2nd half away at Dortmund.
 

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I don't think that losing to Dortmund, even in that way, made us a laughing stock. It certainly looked bad, but still, it happens in football.

The match against Barca under 15, to use Universe's words, well yeah, that was way more embarrassing.
 

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I disagree. This season we suffered the ignominy of suffering a 3-2 comeback against Dortmund, and worse, losing at home to Barca U15. In both instances, our team became the laughing stock of the wider footballing audience. We became the platform for all the cringeworthy adulation for the little Hitler youth Dortmund faggots and a prepubescent Ansu Fati - a footnote and enabler of their success, rather than our own. Felt like we were the dickhead jocks who eventually get humiliated by the good guy in a shitty 80's coming-of-age high school movie.

Don't get me wrong, Spalletti setting up the team to draw at Tottenham and against PSV was absolutely pathetic too. But the "ability" of the coach, if you will, is directly proportional to the expectations I have of him.

Both scenarios came down to simply needing a win at home on the last day. Both scenarios were 100% in our hands. As much as I think this new Inter is doing much better, I say Conte's loss at home to Barca C was far more humiliating than Spalletti's home draw to PSV. Last season's failure was a bitter disappointment, but this season felt like an added humiliation on top of the same disappointment. I know it certainly caused me much more irritation and indignation than Spalletti's elimination.

Have to remember, that was barcas b team yes but look at our team that night. The entire midfield line had one starter, brozovic.
 
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