Simone Inzaghi
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10 years of FIFPuzzled by him putting on Klassen and not letting Bastoni finish his game. But who cares now
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here i am and i just praised him for the work he did, esp. in the last month vs tough teams.
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Dont bottle this Limone. 4 points upfront with a game in hand. I dont care about champions league, just bring the title back home and the second star.
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Nice to see Inzaghi making some subtle digs at Juve in his post match. He’s earned it.
I think we needed a runner as we were a bit tired, and Klaassen did well in that sense. I think it would have been Frattesi but Inzaghi mentioned he had a slight issue.
Not sure the Bastoni sub was neccessary but he always makes the 5 subs. I guess the other option could have been Alexis for Lautaro who wasn't as sharp and looked tired, although he did start winning important free kicks near the end and also set up Dumfries for the Arnautovic chance.
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Forum Supporter10 years of FIFBasto almost always gives way to de Vrij and Acerbi shifts over to LCB in the later stages of games. Basto generally looks pretty exhausted around the 80th minute mark to be fair.
Simone is on the right track and he has the squad to win this scudetto but it’s far from over.
Simone is on the right track and he has the squad to win this scudetto but it’s far from over.
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To be fair it's likely that Mourinho wouldn't be on the sidelines even if he was still at Roma
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10 years of FIF
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There is still more plenty to play.
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Forum Supporter10 years of FIFHas anyone even thought that maybe Inzaghi will leave with a scudetto?? Look at Klopp. 17M€ Net and he just walks away. Totally gray and wasted from stress. There will be a lot of rich and prestigious clubs looking for a head coach next summer. Chelsea, Liverpool, ManU? Then Barca , then PSG?, then Bayern if they sack Tuchel after management bought Kane for 110M€ and a rookie Xabi will get the 1st spot .
Being Inter manager takes a toll because youre fighting with Elkann backed Rube rats until thelast day and he can leave on a high just like Mourinho left in 2010.
First of all we have to pump his wage to ca 7M€ and assure him somehow that beating Conte @Milan and scudetto chasing Allegri @Juvee will be bigger scudetto than the 20th
or starting over at UK in Chelsea.
We have to just tempt Simeone somehow. Promise him new signings and no fkn chopping of the squad. Only Denzel ( and Arnautovic )
Being Inter manager takes a toll because youre fighting with Elkann backed Rube rats until thelast day and he can leave on a high just like Mourinho left in 2010.
First of all we have to pump his wage to ca 7M€ and assure him somehow that beating Conte @Milan and scudetto chasing Allegri @Juvee will be bigger scudetto than the 20th
or starting over at UK in Chelsea. We have to just tempt Simeone somehow. Promise him new signings and no fkn chopping of the squad. Only Denzel ( and Arnautovic )
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10 years of FIFKlopp is almost 10 years older and is coaching 20+ years while Inzaghi is not even 10 years on the bench. Klopp was 7 years at minimum at every club. Inzaghi was 5 in Lazio. No reason to be that exhausted to leave.
Going because of a better offer? Maybe. But he is still Italian and maybe he just don't want to go (yet). First step is longer contact and better wage. Not sure he will refuse that.
Going because of a better offer? Maybe. But he is still Italian and maybe he just don't want to go (yet). First step is longer contact and better wage. Not sure he will refuse that.
They showed that yesterday in that period of the game and I was shitting my pants.
Found this but not from usual sources. Is it true?
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Best Overall PosterInzaghi has said he wants to stay at Inter for even longer that he stayed at Lazio. Also he has never showed any desire to work abroad. I am not even sure he can speak English.
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10 years of FIFWe should make him our Ferguson if possible.
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He certainly has convinced me he has what it takes to create a team with good moral, and he has the tactical nose to set his team up against what the best of EU has to offer. So, I'am all for it,
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10 years of FIFLet's wait until he brings the second star this season before making such claim. I like our odds though.
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This. Italians don’t travel well unless they work hard to learn the language of the place they are going to/ know English. There are a few examples like Spalletti and Sarri who had success abroad without learning another language, but in general it’s not such an easy jump.