Simone Inzaghi

[bubba zanetti]

Actually I admire the decision of Inzaghi to make so many changes in that kind of a game. We will drop points here and there, but the important is keep fresh most of the players and to avoid as much as possible injuries due to fatigue or overplaying. I want to see some rotation against Empoli as well. Lautaro and Mkhitaryan deserve some rest too.

There is nothing to admire, we were so bad that he should've changed 10 players if he could.

 

[varmin]

Yo

U would feel different if the matched ended up 3-0 instead of 1-1.

The key word here is IF. Inzaghi took some risk and at the end it worked well and we get a point. This is for much better instead to play same 11 players all the time until a complete exhaustion.

 

[NimAraya]

The key word here is IF. Inzaghi took some risk and at the end it worked well and we get a point. This is for much better instead to play same 11 players all the time until a complete exhaustion.

There is actually a middle ground where you rotate a few players here and there and not several players all at once. I think that's a smarter move than playing the same 11 all the time or change it all at the same time.

 

[armendsh]

I have total belief on him... yesterday just wasnt our day plus Real Sociedad were playing to good and fighting for every ball in front of their fans.. i dont know what you guys want more. Its lucky we got a draw we cant play every game beautiful and good.. players are not machine, they can be influenced by many factors emotionaly and yesterday they werent at their best..
Momentaly Inzaghi is managing Inter perfectly and is one of the best coaches around.. so chill

 

[varmin]

There is actually a middle ground where you rotate a few players here and there and not several players all at once. I think that's a smarter move than playing the same 11 all the time or change it all at the same time.

This is also an option, but maybe Inzaghi assumed that the players can do it. Except Pavard, all of the others were safetly introduced in our previous 4 games.

 

[chicho2395]

Yesterday Inzagui was wrong but like many others on the squad, this is just beginning and let it serve as a lesson. There are no weak rivals in Europe, everyone is risking their lives and even more with the finalist of the previous edition

 

[wera]

Sure, Arnautović was shit and Asllani wasn't as good as Hakan. But I can see what the idea was that we mostly failed at. Do long passes forward to skip their press, make Arnautović and Dumfries drop the ball down and then bumrush them.

What happened was a big fuck up by Bastoni, we are trailing for the first time of the season against a team we don't know that runs more than we do and that got us rattled a bit.

Luckily we managed to not concede another one, so that gave us time to put fresh players on the pitch and go get the goal(s).

I don't think the team selection was bad. I know the two players I surely wouldn't play, but that is said in hindsight. 1:1 is a good result, we must be mindful that this isn't an easy group. Just because we are Inter, that doesn't mean we can't get buttfucked by a smaller side.

 

[Mino]

Last game reminded me of benzema’s take on CL being harder to win than the World Cup, and that since the first game of the group stages it’s like a final game. And that there is basically no easy clubs in CL, you play a ‘small’ club and you think you can win easy but nope !

and it’s inimaginable how hard it is to reach the final

Benzema estime que la Ligue des champions est plus difficile à gagner que la Coupe du monde - Séquence culte | ⚪️ K.Benzema : "Pour moi, il est plus difficile de gagner la Ligue des champions plutôt que la Coupe du monde." | By After Foot RMC | Faceb

⚪️ K.Benzema : "Pour moi, il est plus difficile de gagner la Ligue des champions plutôt que la Coupe du monde."

fb.watch

 

[IM21]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1705923827933548938

 

[IM21]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1705929085531345211

https://twitter.com/x/status/1705928196007534888

 

[brehme1989]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1705923827933548938

ah crap, none of them went on to win it

Okay 1967 was a robbery, but still

 

[bubba zanetti]

ah crap, none of them went on to win it

Okay 1967 was a robbery, but still

Hahah just wanted to write this

 

[wera]

Last season we had 4 games in CL where we didn't score (both Bayern games and the one draw against Porto) and the final.

Also we didn't score in both Serie A loses against Juventus, a loss against Empoli at home, a goalless draw against Sampdoria away, a loss against Bologna away, a loss against Fiorentina at home, a loss against Monza at home

We scored in all of our Coppa (and Supercoppa) games.

So from the 57 games we played last season, we failed to score in 11 games. That means about every 6th-7th game we failed to score.



So far this season we played 6 matches and scored in all of them, so I'm hoping this continues. Let's just hope we also do better against Juventus, those two Serie A losses against Juventus sting, even tho we bested them over two Coppa games.

Also we scored only 71 goals last season. Inzaghi got us ready for this season to not have a bad start again.

 

[Atech]

Haven't really watched Klassen, could he really take Arna's place if needed?
Serious question

 

[CoolMan44]

Not in terms of playing style. Whether it's Mkhi or Klaassen coming in, I assume it would really be a 3-5-1-1 formation.

 

[DARi0]

I guess this info is worthy of shairng in Simone`s thread, as it`s mostly his merit:

Inter and Manchester City show remarkable similarities

Since their remarkably tight Champions League Final clash in Istanbul, Inter and Manchester City have continued where they left off, with very similar statistics in Serie A and the Premier League.

Some were predicting a blow-out domination from Pep Guardiola’s men, but it was only a narrow 1-0 result that finally gave Manchester City their first ever Champions League trophy, aided by the frame of the goal and Romelu Lukaku accidentally getting in the way of his teammate’s shot.

That close call boosted the confidence of Simone Inzaghi’s side, who are top of the Serie A table with a 100 per cent record, having scored 12 goals and conceded only one.

the stats:

La Gazzetta dello Sport put together a comparison of the statistics from these two teams and found a great number of similarities in their playing style.

This includes the average line of the defence, which at Inter is 27.1 metres up the field to Manchester City’s 26.4 metres, while they recover the ball back on average at 37.7 metres to 38.1 metres.

While Manchester City have more shots on target, 7.5 per game to 6, the Nerazzurri are more clinical by converting 2.8 of their chances per game compared to 2.67.

When it comes to the average attacking moves in the opposition box, they are basically identical, 28.6 to 28.67 per game.

Cheers to the positive start of the season and let`s keep winning.

 

[bubba zanetti]

Wtf was this?? Totally outsmarted by opponent coach. Bad decisions through the whole game. We looked like a team that already won scudetto. No excuse for this shitshow.

 

[Kenny]

absolute shite.

 

[wera]

Now I expect two shockers against a minnow and Benfica ... and it could be he loses this team completely

This Inter team was always a confidence team and Inzaghi isn't exactly doing his best after the Milan game

 

[Nero Indigo]

Like I don’t get this guy!? When things start going well for him, I start to believe he’s set up to win, and then he stupidly tinkers with the lineups to fuck everything up, then I start to hate his guts and then he starts to win when I expect him to fucking lose. He makes me so mad!! I get why that Limone nickname sticks now