I blamed Mancio for having lack of guts and changing formation on every important matches. I also blamed him for trusting too much on some players, furthermore not kicking Adriano out but I'm not sure if he did acutally have power to kick him out.
Regarding transfer, don't even speak about it. In two years we spent more than what we spent 4 yrs previously, and we still can't even fix midfields, when it was obvious we needed playmaker in the first place. We bought four midfield starters, which two are CM/DM we already have too much, and another two are now just 'optional'. Not even a freaking backup. If you did acutally follow Mourinho, when did he EVER make a squad that didn't fit into his best formation? In what way, other than media talks, does Mourinho's Inter have anything that shows his merits which he was able to show in his Chelsea days? Do we have an amazing counter? No. Do we have a sturdy defense? No. Do we have feared setpiece? No. Then what else is left with Mourinho that won him matches?
I don't blame him for making RQ or A.Mancini buy, though A.Mancini buy was one of the worst transfers ever. I wouldn't blamed him for missing out Arshavin, Nasri or Hleb last season if he sticked to 433, which would have solved our problem just with 15m, not 90m+ whatever the AM costs, because shit can happen and players may flop.
However, I do blame him for how he can't even get two players per position after two seasons. Go 433 again, and if RQ or Mancini fails he is gonna jump back to 4312. Get a playmaker, like Sneijder or VDV or whoever, and he fails Mourinho is gonna jump back to 433. You don't risk a season on one player. I thought he learned it by now.
What I criticize on Mourinho has nothing to do with whoever or whatever I favor or not. When I make a critize on his mistakes, and all you can do is pull something that is completely irrelevent to defend him (how is Mancio got to do with any of the transfers) , it truely is a sad day for Inter and Mourinho.