Simone Inzaghi

[Harpsabu]

Unbelievable how he still has a job.

I don't give a fuck about coppa if we don't reach top 4. The fact top 4 is in question is sackable

 

[crzdcolombian]

Did you guys know that Inzaghi is also at fault for COVID, global warming, and world war 2?

This is ridiculous. We should have won 4-1 on Saturday but the players are beyond shit and are being petulant pricks on top of it.

I want him out in the summer as much as anyone else but the media circus around him is actually pathetic.

I hope we sell everyone in the summer and let all contracts expire.

I don't want any of these players here next season. Use that Barella, Bastoni, Lautaro and Cahla money to get an actual team that doesn't struggle against fking shit teams.

 

[Puma]

They don’t just struggle against shit teams. They pretty much struggle against everyone.

 

[sdvroot]

For all the people mentioning our strikers, maybe the part of the reason lukaku is shit is that no one has the balls or authority to instill some discipline in him because he has a mentality of a petulant child, and he needs harsh guidance. Maybe the part of the reason dzeko didn't score for months is cos he was overplayed to death in the first half of the season.

It's easy to look at our problems in attack as some isolated cases of players just being shit, but you can also make a compelling argument in which a lot of our current problems in attack lead directly to inzaghi style of management.

Well, Dzeko has been played to death because Lukaku and Correa have been injured for a long time, and Lautaro can't realize his chances. If LuLa scored at least 50% of their chances, you'd all be shouting in chorus now how great Inzaghi is and how lucky we are to have him as a coach.

 

[vex]

Well, Dzeko has been played to death because Lukaku and Correa have been injured for a long time, and Lautaro can't realize his chances. If LuLa scored at least 50% of their chances, you'd all be shouting in chorus now how great Inzaghi is and how lucky we are to have him as a coach.

Then he should have changed the fuckin formation to one striker or give primavera players more time, just so dzeko didn't have to play back to back games all the time.

But for that you need balls and not to be a one dimensional cunt, which in his case is probably too much to ask for.

And nobody who has a properly functioning brain or isn't a stroke victim would be praising inzaghi even if lukaku was the most prolific striker in the world, cos majority of you inzaghi dick riders for some inexplicable reason are constantly forgetting how shit our defense is. You probably are "forgetting" that cos there are no arguments to defend him, so you just ignore it.

 

[Stefan]

Massimo Moratti: "Inzaghi is a problem, we need a wake up call".

Massimo would have sacked him 6 times already.

 

[Materazzi_23]

My first reaction last weekend was: This man needs to get out as soon as possible. But what is the alternative this late in the season? Chivu? I'd rather skip that one.

The problem would only get worse if we appoint someone like Motta or Poccetino now. If they miss the top 4, all criticism will focus on them and you would almost be forced to fire them.

The only reason to throw Inzaghi out now and not in the summer is when the click with the group of players is no longer there. And still I think we're talking about f*ckin professional players who need to find the motivation within themselves to secure that damn 4th place.

 

[sdvroot]

Then he should have changed the fuckin formation to one striker or give primavera players more time, just so dzeko didn't have to play back to back games all the time.

But for that you need balls and not to be a one dimensional cunt, which in his case is probably too much to ask for.

And nobody who has a properly functioning brain or isn't a stroke victim would be praising inzaghi even if lukaku was the most prolific striker in the world, cos majority of you inzaghi dick riders for some inexplicable reason are constantly forgetting how shit our defense is. You probably are "forgetting" that cos there are no arguments to defend him, so you just ignore it.

What tactics should we change to? 4-5-1? you would scream even more that he is a fucking coward and this tactic is not for a top team, and all three other disabled players in the attack would scream that they are not allowed to play, raising a riot in the team. If it's a switch to 4-2-3-1, then the problem is on the left wing, you must have "forgotten" that Gosens was out of shape for a long time? Who would play left winger? half a season without rotation of LB - Belanova and LW - Dimarco?
As for the defense, it's more a management problem than a coach's, all the central defenders have no sure future in the team, most of them are out of contract in the summer.

 

[varmin]

I don't think that the formation is the issue. The problem is lack of concentration overall, and lack of motivation in some games.

 

[#NotForMe]

It is a pity that Inzaghi is very bad at man management, like hands off approach is good as a carrot, but when people are not working, you also need a stick. I understand reality is more complicated than that, hence you also might want to use a mole in the locker room (old school style, what Lippi asked of Baggio, and Baggio refused, if I remember correctly), even I think this approach is not suitable nowadays, especially the shift in culture and information barrier;

Tactical wise, Inzaghi is top notch material.
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I lack of the distance cover data or sprint distances per players. so I cannot evaluate if Inzaghi used the players' energy efficiently (combine with our possessions and others data point); but based on my impression, it was not extremely horrendous.

If sunning didn't fuck up the working environment, and we have a good professional work culture, or we have a strong leader things could be very different.

Inzaghi please grow a pair and use more young players; the old farts you used are the one costing your job.

 

[Superminion]

It is a pity that Inzaghi is very bad at man management, like hands off approach is good as a carrot, but when people are not working, you also need a stick. I understand reality is more complicated than that, hence you also might want to use a mole in the locker room (old school style, what Lippi asked of Baggio, and Baggio refused, if I remember correctly), even I think this approach is not suitable nowadays, especially the shift in culture and information barrier;

Tactical wise, Inzaghi is top notch material.
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I lack of the distance cover data or sprint distances per players. so I cannot evaluate if Inzaghi used the players' energy efficiently (combine with our possessions and others data point); but based on my impression, it was not extremely horrendous.

If sunning didn't fuck up the working environment, and we have a good professional work culture, or we have a strong leader things could be very different.

Inzaghi please grow a pair and use more young players; the old farts you used are the one costing your job.

Do we have young players in forward positions?

 

[RotterdamNerazzurri]

Do we have young players in forward positions?

We have Carboni, Iliev, Zefi, Owusu and Pio Esposito who are talented apparently.

The dividing line in professional football is very thin. And a coach and circumstances for 1 or 2 years could be the difference between a very nice career and a discrete career.

Perfect example at Feyenoord right now. Wieffer was bought for 600k from Excelsior last summer. He didn’t play the first half of the seoson. Feyenoord wanted to buy Zerrouki for a big amount, who’s playing on Wieffers position. Twente didn’t want to sell. Wieffer started playing, and started playing good! He is a Dutch international now. If Feyenoord actually bought Zerrouki, Wieffer didn’t get to play and was loaned back to Excelsior coming summer probably.

Long story short; the differences in professional football are small these days. You just need some changes and some luck to fulfill your potential. Atm we aren’t giving neither to our talents.

 

[Il Drago]

Massimo Moratti: "Everyone's attacking Zhang but there are no alternatives. Inter's real problem is Inzaghi who's given a strong squad but can't make it function ".

 

[nutsncider]

Massimo Moratti: "Everyone's attacking Zhang but there are no alternatives. Inter's real problem is Inzaghi who's given a strong squad but can't make it function ".

His trigger finger is itching like old times. Too bad he can’t pull it this time.

 

[Fitzy]

Massimo Moratti: "Everyone's attacking Zhang but there are no alternatives. Inter's real problem is Inzaghi who's given a strong squad but can't make it function ".

 

[NimAraya]

Massimo Moratti: "Everyone's attacking Zhang but there are no alternatives. Inter's real problem is Inzaghi who's given a strong squad but can't make it function ".

Real problem?! Strong squad? Go home Massimo.

 

[Suraj]

Love moratti but man's gone senile lol all of our problem's root cause is this suning ownership. Inzaghi is responsible for chunk of it now but guarantee if the transfer market was better, we'd do much better currently

 

[vex]

Real problem?! Strong squad? Go home Massimo.

He is completely right, in the context of seria a of course. Our midfield alone is a fuckin spaceship for most seria a teams, and you can see that in majority of the games we play in the league. Now, we are losing points left and right for all the other different reasons, but having a weak squad is maybe like the tenth reason why that is the case.

 

[Il Drago]

Ex-Inter Milan CEO Fears ‘Players No Longer Believe In Simone Inzaghi’​

Former Inter CEO Ernesto Paolillo feels that the Inter squad no longer believe in Simone Inzaghi as coach.

Speaking to Italian broadcaster SportItalia, via FCInterNews, the former Nerazzurri CEO gave the view that it seems as though the 46-year-old has lost the faith and trust of the Nerazzurri dressing room.

Inter coach Inzaghi’s future has been cast in major doubt as a result of the poor recent run of form on the pitch from the team.

However, more could go into the club’s ultimate decision regarding whether or not to go on with the former Lazio boss than whether or not the results are good.

A key factor could be how the squad are reacting to the coach, particularly amid a difficult spell in the season.

From the perspective of former CEO Paolillo, there are big doubts in this respect, as he feels that there is no longer an obvious sense of belief
from the players in Inzaghi as coach.

Of the future of Inzaghi, Paolillo said that “I’m always of the opinion that the deadwood needs to be cut adrift.”

“The team needs some kind of a spark,” he continued.

“We won’t get anywhere without a spark, but there won’t be a spark at least until tonight,” he said referring to the Coppa Italia match against Juventus this evening.

“Let’s see how it goes against Juventus,” he added, “if what I fear is going to happen happens, it will become necessary to take action.”

Paolillo gave the view that “Right now it looks like there’s a bit of a lack of organization, the way that the team plays has become very monotonous.”

“When the opponents have memorized exactly how you can hurt them, then stopping you from doing so becomes very easy.”

“Allegri figured out how to man-mark Brozovic, and that cut the supply lines to the flanks,” he added.

“Fiorentina did exactly the same, and then the team didn’t look like they had a plan B.”

“It’s a coaching problem, and I wonder how many of the players still believe in the coach,” Paolillo argued.

 

[NimAraya]

He is completely right, in the context of seria a of course. Our midfield alone is a fuckin spaceship for most seria a teams, and you can see that in majority of the games we play in the league. Now, we are losing points left and right for all the other different reasons, but having a weak squad is maybe like the tenth reason why that is the case.

He's just being the same emotional and impulsive guy whose first solution has always been in sacking the coach. Inter's squad is only strong in certain areas and even there we have struggled with injuries and poor form to our so called best players this season.

Football is not played by the names on the paper sheet. So no, he's not right at all! The real problem is not Inzaghi, and we don't have a strong squad when our so called strong players can't even score tap-ins and do basic football right.