Roberto Mancini

[Kakaroto]

Oops what an idiot I am. That's why you should research things before posting dumb shit.

 

[Sassuolu]

Was Mancini in LGI before he was re-hired?

Everyone thought that was the plan.

Gazzetta has said that Mancini did not agree to renewal due to disagreement on the termination fee (in case the contract ends early) and it appears the players were in favour of termination because preseason training was not intense enough. Honestly how they know about the latter is beyond me and how they didnt report that major piece of news is befuddlingm

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[CafeCordoba]

It can be just a guess game by the reporter.

 

[Sassuolu]

It can be just a guess game by the reporter.

He said sources inside the club so dunno.

Apparently Mancini wanted Reus, Toure and Vermaelen.

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[Inter2010]

Caretaker Coach De Boer .... Until we get our Objective Coach... Simone

 

[b4h4mooth]

I hope de boer succes so we dont need to sign Simeone in short period.

 

[Rasha]

From hero To zero
i'm not satisfied with him, but to change coach right before the league start is

its not like our players are tactically prepared for mancio... have you seen our pre season? its like we need another one

 

[Inter2010]

I hope de boer succes so we dont need to sign Simeone in short period.

I hope your right... but if all fails, Simone is our objective future Inter coach

 

[Fitzy]

Geez this happened quick.

 

[tonyclifton]

So we have De Boer now? He would have appreciated Kovacic, Shaqiri, and Ljajic. kay:

 

[nurko]

its not like our players are tactically prepared for mancio... have you seen our pre season? its like we need another one

True.

 

[MKSerbia]

If true, i also don't understand why we rejected 50m + Gabbiadini...

And why da fuck did we bring this guy? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Angelo_Gregucci

Highly doubt that Simeone will come next year. We wouldn't be going now for FDB...

 

[wera]

Back to LGI? Or he lost his LGI status in his second run?

He never deserved it in the first place. Same mistakes/shit that annoyed me in both tenures.

I didn't like Mazzarri, but I was pissed when Mancini was brought for him. The big positive that Mancini brought was that now we a better squad. I will give him that.

I have no opinion on De Boer.

 

[firmino]

I've read somewhere that Mancini will get 2.5 mln euros, which if I am not mistaken is around 60 percent of his wage.

 

[Rasha]

^^^ http://forzainterforums.com/forumdisplay.php?29-La-Grande-Inter

 

[H_D_Swagger]

Year zero incoming.

 

[enjoy]

CdS: The Clauses that Mancini refused:
1. #Mancini cant dictate the mercato
2. He must leave if #Inter dont reach CL

so No manager role for De Boer (just coach) too... for that reason:

The arrival of #DeBoer will not change the transfer strategy of #Inter - #Gabigol and #LuizGustavo.

 

[Bluenine]

Apparently this disagreement is regarding the transfer market. Mancini wants to keep control, Suning want the coach to have nothing to do with transfers. Suning offered Mancini a 3 year contract based on those terms of a "coach" and not a "manager", and Mancini refused. Suning did not want a coach on an expiring contract. Now a mutually agreeable settlement has been reached.

Not the best time for this shite to happen, but we are Inter and we have had worse timings in the past. Hopefully De Boer turns out to be a competent coach, and more importantly, hope he is not sacked before 3 years.

Hello Year Zero, my old friend.

 

[firmino]

^^^ http://forzainterforums.com/forumdisplay.php?29-La-Grande-Inter

Yeah thanks, I realized that the very moment I was writing the edited message.

 

[Il Drago]

Mancini’s Inter return featured more lows than highs

A wave of excitement and expectations surrounded Mancio’s second-coming to the Stadio Giuseppe Meazza, but it never yielded the desired results

Over 20 months ago, following a draw at home to Hellas Verona, Inter President Erick Thohir decided to sack Walter Mazzarri and replace him with former hero Roberto Mancini.

Despite having previously started the Nerazzurri’s streak of five consecutive league titles, the former Manchester City boss himself admitted he had no magic wand.

Indeed, not long into his second reign, he conceded he thought the task at hand would be easier. Despite that, he remained eager to change the mentality of his inherited group, to challenge for the top spots in Serie A and to fight for a Champions League position.

While it looks as though his exit will not be due to his uninspiring results, his inability to make a significant impact on achieving the president’s goals certainly didn’t help.

The fact that Mancini’s average points per league match – 1.44 – was actually lower than his predecessor Mazzarri – 1.45 – tells a story of underachievement.

After taking over, the 51-year-old was unable to avoid early elimination from the Europa League, though with the exception of the failed transfers of Lukas Podolski and Xherdan Shaqiri, he was still working with a Mazzarri made squad.

In the second season at the helm however, Mancini had less excuses, having now built a team of his own following the arrivals of Geoffrey Kondogbia, Miranda, Jeison Murillo and Ivan Perisic.

While the Biscione made it to Christmas at the top of Serie A, the team ended in fifth, 24 points points behind Juventus.

More disappointing than their final placing was the way his team returned to previous season’s struggles of conceding goals while losing any identity they had started to build.

Mancini often changed his formation and training approach, however ultimately, the end goal was never achieved – a team that plays well and wins consistently.

With his second departure near, it looks as though history may be repeating itself following another change of club ownership and with Champions League ambitions remaining unfulfilled, leaving a formidable task for successor Frank de Boer.

Source: gazzettaworld.com