Simone Inzaghi

[Corrode]

everything for inzaghi finally open because zhang flaw manage Inter financing already exposed by Italian media.

 

[Glass box]

If Napoli's advantage was 9 points instead of 18, Inzaghi would've been in a bigger trouble for not winning many winnable games like Monza, Empoli, Bologna etc. In a way he is lucky Napoli are very strong.

 

[forzainter257]

Inter squad is worse than last year but the gap not as big as 18 point off top. Period.

than last year? you mean the year before last, cause we didn't lose anybody last year but added players like Lukaku, Miki, Acerbi and some youth. Unless you considered Vecino as a key player

 

[rfU]

For the record I didn't want spalletti fired either lol

 

[rfU]

than last year? you mean the year before last, cause we didn't lose anybody last year but added players like Lukaku, Miki, Acerbi and some youth. Unless you considered Vecino as a key player

We lost our MVP

 

[forzainter257]

We lost our MVP

Oh pardon me. I forgot about "Mr. Give your all when your contract is about to end" even then, we added players like I mentioned above

 

[Adriano@10]

than last year? you mean the year before last, cause we didn't lose anybody last year but added players like Lukaku, Miki, Acerbi and some youth. Unless you considered Vecino as a key player

Yeah with the exception that brozo and lukaku have pretty much been out for the whole season up to now....

 

[Adriano@10]

They are all better coaches than Inzaghi. Including Mourinho, Sarri or Allegri. It was daylight clear from the beginning... but people here had a soft spot for him as he is the Inter coach.

Inter squad is worse than last year but the gap not as big as 18 point off top. Period.

UHH how big is the gap of these other coaches? common guys at least be consistent with your takes....

Also can we atleast agree that napoli is having a freak season????

 

[Il Drago]

Also can we atleast agree that napoli is having a freak season????

I don't think anyone disagrees Napoli are having a superb season. But Inter are also having a poor season in Serie A. One doesn't exclude the other. This is our worst points tally at this stage of the season since 2018/19. We have already exceeded 6 losses of 2017/18 and we will probably exceed 9 losses of 2018/19. Regardless of Napoli, this is bad for a team that aims for the Scudetto. We're lucky our rivals are so bad else even top 4 would have been at real risk.

 

[NimAraya]

For the record I didn't want spalletti fired either lol

I didn't want him hired, and his extension was unnecessary as well. The whole fiasco of Mancini-De Boer-Piolli-Spalletti could have been avoided if we had a proper plan and vision in the first place. Lots of money were spent and wasted with very little reward in return. At the end, Spalletti ended up in the same position as Mancini did; only difference was that UEFA changed its rules so Italia can have 4 teams in the CL instead of 3.

 

[BasedGodPunk]

as someone on the internet said, Inzaghi let two Inter rejects win the scudetto.

Pioli yes. He’s your average Italian coach who had Leao carrying his team. Spalletti no because he’s made Napoli a machine.

 

[bubba zanetti]

Oh pardon me. I forgot about "Mr. Give your all when your contract is about to end" even then, we added players like I mentioned above

Well many of our players can be mr. Give your all...but continue to be crap cause they are basically crap. Perisic was our best player cause he is a great player that we miss so much. All players we added are shit compared to him. Only Mikhi is worthy there, guy is 34 and still doing pretty good while some overrated fat fucks have over 100kg and gets fat paycheck. Yes, we are worse than last season.

 

[Puma]

We were out of the race for the Scudetto two months into the season and we have not been close since. No one has even attempted to explain our shit start to the season and why the team simply did not perform to expectations in the first two months.

The common theme with Inzaghi over his two seasons here is that he cannot motivate the team, the team plays inconsistently and his ideas have stagnated. He offers absolutely nothing new and keeps doing the same shit.

Think about it: with the exception of the Coppa and playing for a place in the Champions League, our season is over. And he has not attempted to introduce any new players (Asllani, Carboni) nor has he even tinkered with the formation to add some innovation or variation to try and give us a new look.

If you want to know how limited and reluctant he is, all you have to do is look at his pre-programmed substitutions. It does not matter what is happening in a given game, he always introduces the same substitutes. If mixing up substitutions is such an issue for him, there is no way that he is going to introduce young players to the squad, tinker with the formation or try anything new: we are very much stuck in our cycle of occasional peaks (wins against the likes of Barcelona, Milan, and Napoli) and mostly troughs which is where we are right now.

 

[#NotForMe]

We were out of the race for the Scudetto two months into the season and we have not been close since. No one has even attempted to explain our shit start to the season and why the team simply did not perform to expectations in the first two months.

We weren't even sure what the squad was going to be like till the end of the transfer window, remember PSG, Bremer etc.?

The common theme with Inzaghi over his two seasons here is that he cannot motivate the team, the team plays inconsistently and his ideas have stagnated. He offers absolutely nothing new and keeps doing the same shit.

That might be true, but he has a lot of new ideas introduced, just think how differently we were playing against Porto and Napoli.

Think about it: with the exception of the Coppa and playing for a place in the Champions League, our season is over. And he has not attempted to introduce any new players (Asllani, Carboni) nor has he even tinkered with the formation to add some innovation or variation to try and give us a new look.

Formation is definitely not the only thing you need to tinker with to add new ideas, the gameplay constantly changed through out the season so far. Think of the first game against Milan and the last game we played against them.

If you want to know how limited and reluctant he is, all you have to do is look at his pre-programmed substitutions. It does not matter what is happening in a given game, he always introduces the same substitutes.

That is just not true.

 

[#NotForMe]

The hate on Inzaghi is just not real.

 

[brakbrak]

Not defending Inzaghi as I also want him gone next season unless he reaches semi final of CL, but put Conte with this exact team this season and we are still not winning Scudetto plus we will be out of CL group stage on maychday 5.

 

[kurt0411]

Not defending Inzaghi as I also want him gone next season unless he reaches semi final of CL, but put Conte with this exact team this season and we are still not winning Scudetto plus we will be out of CL group stage on maychday 5.

Based on what? I’m supposed to believe that the man that won a league title with Giaccherini, Matri and Quargiarella wouldn’t have won it last year? This year would have been tough with the way Napoli are going but he wouldn’t have been 18 points behind I’ll tell you that much.

And yes we may have ended up going out in the groups but if we get knocked out by Porto or get destroyed in the next round by some team what’s the point? Give me that league title over a Last 16 qualification all day

 

[Puma]

What really bothers me about Inzaghi are the drops in the team's performances from one game to the next. In one match, they play Milan off the park and three days later they go missing in action against Sampdoria. How do we account for that? Is it down to tiredness and the lack of viable options off the bench to rotate? Is it a sign that psychologically, the team are not well prepared because they almost always struggle against smaller teams. Either way, I feel it is on Inzaghi to have the players mentally ready for their next challenge.

I am pretty sure that if we had Conte last season with a seven point lead halfway through the season, we would have won last season's Scudetto. In relation to this season, we might not have been able to keep pace with Napoli but we would definitely have been in better shape than we are at this point with Inzaghi. One thing that I appreciated about the Hunchback of Turin is that when we suffered a poor result, we almost always hit back in the next game.

 

[PHM1605]

You know why? Because Napoli is having a historical season. It's more their goodness than our badness the difference is 18 points. Look at the other rivals, they have problems too and are 18 points behind (or more).

7 losses after 25 rounds are not bad enough for you? We are as shit as Milan and Juve is with 15 point deduction, remind you. While you guys were bashing on Lazio poverty to excuse for Inzaghi just 1-2 years ago and called Spaletti point record with Roma was nothing special because both are external losers. Now look at the table and how closed those teams are to us.

 

[brakbrak]

Based on what? I’m supposed to believe that the man that won a league title with Giaccherini, Matri and Quargiarella wouldn’t have won it last year? This year would have been tough with the way Napoli are going but he wouldn’t have been 18 points behind I’ll tell you that much.

And yes we may have ended up going out in the groups but if we get knocked out by Porto or get destroyed in the next round by some team what’s the point? Give me that league title over a Last 16 qualification all day

Based on how ridiculous Napoli is killing the league right now, Conte wouldn't have been able to repeat what he did with the much inferior squad.

What's the difference? About 10m. We need every single penny with this broke ass owner.