Marco "Matrix" Materazzi

[Pimpin]

are there any false interista players that I should worry about?

:work:

 

[Andysam]

I had a hard time liking him, but at the end I liked him, maybe his style was annoying, but it wasn't bad (it's just a style, we can agree with it or not). And precisely one of the reasons why I like him is for how he acts outside of the pitch, I mean I don't really know him, right?, but for what I can see he is a great person and I really appreciate the fact that he really likes Inter (I don't see what's wrong with having a special care for players that keep supporting our team after they leave).

And what's that about being bothered by the Berlusconi mask or stuff like that? I love it, is not like he or any of our players have to be polite with Milan or with Rube (unless they played there before, and that's just if they want). It's like what happened last year with the video were Schweinsteiger was singing something about BvB at a party and everyone went crazy and he had to apologize and I was like "he sang something against bvb, so what?, is not like he owes them anything" and also the thing with Pique where every Real Madrid supporter is angry because he speaks shit about Real Madrid, and ok, you can be angry, but he doesn't have to apologize, and if I were a Barcelona fan I'd be loving it.

 

[thorn]

His team just won Indian Super League. Hope he goes on to become a good manager.

 

[thatdude]

Should take over a Serie B side or something, I could see him being a good tough as nails type coach.

 

[Bluenine]

Haha... I fucking love Materazzi. Whenever Rafa gets sacked or makes a blunder, he is always there to rub it in! :troll:

Materazzi interview from GdS:

Did you expect the decision?

“I could see it coming though I was only wrong by a dozen days. You could be the best coach in the world but you won’t get very far if you don’t have the empathy of the players, if you cannot get along with those who have a bit more personality, and those who don’t play much. These are the ones who will help you in the difficult moments.”

Do you think Rafa will change?

“Knowing him, no. It’s always the same problems with him. Instead of joining Madrid and creating a good relationship with Cristiano Ronaldo, he jumped on the [Gareth] Bale bandwagon, which is something I’ve already seen him do.”

 

[Batman]

Didnt he greet Zizou though?

 

[Zlatan4life]

From Materazzi's interview with Gazzetta Dello Sport

Did you expect the decision?

“I could see it coming though I was only wrong by a dozen days. You could be the best coach in the world but you won’t get very far if you don’t have the empathy of the players, if you cannot get along with those who have a bit more personality, and those who don’t play much. These are the ones who will help you in the difficult moments.”

How much influence did the fans have on Perez?

“Madrid is a difficult place, so it’s not enough to just have the president’s support. The fans want more than just 1-0 wins as scoring isn’t enough if you concede too many goals. That is why Benitez was at risk.

Do you think Rafa will change?

“Knowing him, no. It’s always the same problems with him. Instead of joining Madrid and creating a good relationship with Cristiano Ronaldo, he jumped on the Bale bandwagon, which is something I’ve already seen him do. In his first day at Pinetina he began to chat with Zanetti, Cambiasso and Cordoba but did not say a word to Chivu. The fact that he didn’t speak the same language was a bit weak as an excuse.”

Does Zidane convince you?

“I saw no other option but for him to take charge, or for Carlo Ancelotti to return. It’s a logical choice, and the strength of Zidane’s personality will be good for the dressing room, particularly as he has previously worked with the players. But it will not be a walk in the park. Former greats that take to the bench are often under pressure after two or three games to get a result. I however wish he and Santiago Solari well.”

 

[J..]

Nice repost.

 

[Handoyo]

lol from Matrix favorite person number 1, to Matrix favorite person number 2

Seriously though, people should stop baiting Matrix with all this Fat Ben questions. It's making Matrix look pathetic, like some school girl shit he has with Benitez.

 

[thatdude]

I don't think it takes much baiting to be honest.

 

[francesco]

“I met him first as an adversary and sparks flew between us but then we realized that we were both cut from the same cloth.. He wanted me at Perugia and I made my Serie A debut in a match against Inter, I didn’t sleep for a week before that match. But I wasn’t prepared to give up my chance and would have eaten grass to play. I was marking Zamorano, I made him feel my presence with some blows. I never want to lose, ever. I had the opportunity to go to Inter the year before, instead of Cirillo but then everything was postponed for one season. However, after having scored 10 goals, it was the ideal moment to move on to a big team.”

wow just wow

 

[Bob Sacamano]

Capello, Donadoni Italy favorites?

Capello, Donadoni Italy favorites?

Fabio Capello and Bologna’s Roberto Donadoni are reported favourites for the Italy job, with Marco Materazzi a shock option.

It was announced yesterday that Antonio Conte would be stepping down as CT after Euro 2016 and the discussion about his successor is already in full flow.

Gazzetta dello Sport reports today that Donadoni, who led the Azzurrri from 2006-2008, fits the profile perfectly but is still under contract with the Rossoblu.

Therefore Capello is also a leading contender, given that he is free to take over after having coached the national teams of England and Russia.

Leicester City’s Claudio Ranieri and Giampiero Ventura of Torino have also been suggested as shortlisted names.

Il Giornale has added a shock suggestion today by putting forward Materazzi’s name.

The former Inter defender was a World Cup winner with the Azzurri in 2006, but his only coaching experience so far has been with Chennaiyin in the Indian Super League.

 

[Quantum]

Would be best for him to take a job as an assistant manager at the Italy NT, perhaps, give him enough experience to take over the team after 2018.

Italy is coming from two consecutive disappointments in World Cups, there's no way they'll just trust the job to a manager from the Indian Super League.

 

[TheNetworkZ]

There were some rumours with Cannavaro as well.

 

[Javier'sSon]

If this cunt ever happens to be the coach of the Italian team then I could probably become a unicorn if I really put my mind into it.

 

[Ed.]

He should be hired by Barcelona to go head to head with Zinedine.

 

[AndyRamone]

una vergogna...

 

[nurko]

Still would love to see him lead Inter one day.

 

[thatdude]

I'd like to see him be part of the club somehow, not necessarily as a coach though.

 

[Zlatan4life]

Zidane: " I am not proud about what happened in 2006. That was something that should not have happened. Things could have ended differently I don't advise anyone to do that. It's part of life to make mistakes and learn from them."