Stats and Facts about Inter

[Provenzano]

GdS - 99 shots total for Inter, only 9 goals came from that. Extremely low conversion rate of 9.09%.

 

[Ronin]

How many of those 99 were on target?

It'd be nice if we could compare the amount of shots to last season after same amount of matches.

 

[Wobblz]

How many of those 99 were on target?

It'd be nice if we could compare the amount of shots to last season after same amount of matches.

Last season, in the first seven games, we shot 32 times at goal and 102 overall (conversion ratio of ~7.85%).

This season, in the first seven games, we shot 33 times at goal and 126 overall (conversion ratio of ~7.15%).


The goal difference both seasons is +1 goal -- 8 (7) last season and 9 (8) this one.


So we're shooting slightly more on average, but on goal - it's pretty much the same. Mancini's Inter even has the edge in the conversion ratio.

And then there's the match with Fiorentina last season when we were dominated and managed only two shots on goal and five overall.

Of course making assumptions based on those stats when they're this close and the teams we played are totally different doesn't make much sense.


Data from ESPN.

 

[varmin]

And then there's the match with Fiorentina last season when we were dominated and managed only two shots on goal and five overall.

Hmm, i don't remember our team to dominate over its opponents under Mancini. Even our loudest win 4-0 against Udinese came after counter attacks. Maybe the only exemption was the victory over Jube for the Coppa but they played substitutes and they were highly demotivated after 3-0 in the first leg.

 

[InterData]

Inter youngters under Frank De Boer [14 games] and Roberto Mancini last season [42 games]

 

[ScottishInterista]

Gnoukori played more than once under Mancini?

 

[InterData]

Gnoukori played more than once under Mancini?

The graph shows 3. Gnoukouri played three games but only 68 minutes overall. He started once.

 

[ScottishInterista]

Nice to see you back InterData

 

[M.Adnan]

Inter youngters under Frank De Boer [14 games] and Roberto Mancini last season [42 games]

Keep in mind that Mancini had many useless games at the end of the season and still ignored the youngsters in favor of Melos and Nagatomos. On the other hand, all of De Boer's games were important.

This management deserve someone like Mancini and his philosophy matches their views and ambitions. No wonder they were happy with him and wanted to keep him for a third season if it wasn't him who trolled them and left. Fucking retards.

 

[J..]

Fact: The organisation and management of this club is an embarrassment.

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Fact 2: we are shit.

 

[Black Knight]

Inter is the place where footballing talent comes to die.

 

[Harpsabu]

This has to be our worst start to a season for about 20 years or so? Can anyone back this up or know off hand?

 

[M.Adnan]

When you have an unbalanced squad poorly built by no one other than Roberto Mancini with zero squad depth, a poor summer preparation campaign, and hire a new manager with a completely opposite approach of Mancini 10 days before season kick-off, then of course all what you get is the worst season start in 20 years. A very normal and natural outcome.

We have never had such a poor overall season preparations in the past 20 years, so yeah.

 

[Harpsabu]

When you have an unbalanced squad poorly built by no one other than Roberto Mancini with zero squad depth, a poor summer preparation campaign, and hire a new manager with a completely opposite approach of Mancini 10 days before season kick-off, then of course all what you get is the worst season start in 20 years. A very normal and natural outcome.

We have never had such a poor overall season preparations in the past 20 years, so yeah.

What do you mean, Mancini is great at squad building. Even Man City, most of the key players are players Mancini brought in.I know you hate Mancini but he is obviously not to blame for this, its 100% the management.

Also, poor summer campaign. I find that hilarious, we aren't the only club that done a pre season tour in other countries, but somehow this has only affected us? Bullshit. But still, the blame lays at the management entirely for this start.

Also your squad depth comment, Frank was complaining that the squad was too large if we are to believe his brother Ronald, so not sure if I agree with your comment there. Either we have Squad depth, or Frank was looking an even more ridiculous decision by getting rid of what was the figure, around 7 players?

 

[M.Adnan]

What do you mean, Mancini is great at squad building. Even Man City, most of the key players are players Mancini brought in.I know you hate Mancini

Signing Aguero and David Villa is not a squad building skill. I can't request to sign one of the best and most expensive players in the world and then claim myself to be a great squad builder.

Mancini has always been known to stack similar players at some roles and ignore other important ones. He has ignored the role of a true playmaker in his long 4 years spell until Mourinho came and introduced Sneijder.

but he is obviously not to blame for this, its 100% the management.

Both clowns share the blame.

Also, poor summer campaign. I find that hilarious, we aren't the only club that done a pre season tour in other countries, but somehow this has only affected us? Bullshit. But still, the blame lays at the management entirely for this start.

The poor summer campaign is not the only reason for the bad start, but an important part of a collection of reasons.

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Also your squad depth comment, Frank was complaining that the squad was too large if we are to believe his brother Ronald, so not sure if I agree with your comment there. Either we have Squad depth, or Frank was looking an even more ridiculous decision by getting rid of what was the figure, around 7 players?

A large squad does not equal depth.

Depth is having good rotation/back up players for every position in the squad. Having a large number of 7-10 garbage players like Ranocchia, Melo and Nagatomo on the bench is not squad depth. It's called quantity of quality.

 

[Harpsabu]

Signing Aguero and David Villa is not a squad building skill. I can't request to sign one of the best and most expensive players in the world and then claim myself to be a great squad builder.

Mancini has always been known to stack similar players at some roles and ignore other important ones. He has ignored the role of a true playmaker in his long 4 years spell until Mourinho came and introduced Sneijder.



Both clowns share the blame.



The poor summer campaign is not the only reason for the bad start, but an important part of a collection of reasons.

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A large squad does not equal depth.

Depth is having good rotation/back up players for every position in the squad. Having a large number of 7-10 garbage players like Ranocchia, Melo and Nagatomo on the bench is not squad depth. It's called quantity of quality.

it wasn't only those two...and how many years has mancini left City, and still so many of his players are there and important. And, yes you can, how many examples do we need of throwing money at a player for the sake of it.

Mourinho introduced him in his second season as well though, so he was obviously also happy with the players available to begin with.

I agree with your last point, those players aren't good enough back ups. But Mancini is not responsible for selling the players. We tried to get rid of Rano and Santon, no one wanted to pay for rano and santon failed medicals. Point still stands, we would have been lacking back ups at all if frankie got his way and got rid of around 7 players.

 

[InterData]

Some Icardi stats:

- Icardi was involved in three goals vs Crotone (2 goals + 1 assist), last time he was involved in 3+ goals was vs Empoli in May 2015 (2G + 2A).

- Mauro Icardi has now scored as many goals (57) as Zlatan Ibrahimovic with Inter in Serie A.

- It took Icardi 12 league games to reach 10 goals this season:

14/15] 18 games to score 10
15/16] 21 games to score 10
16/17] 12 games to score 10

- Icardi has scored against 18 of the 20 current Serie A teams this season. Only Ac Milan remains (and Inter).


-Mauro Icardi has found the net against 22 different Serie A teams, scoring 67 in total.

 

[M.Adnan]

- Icardi has scored against 18 of the 20 current Serie A teams this season. Only Ac Milan remains (and Inter).

He needs to take lessons from Nagatomo and Ranocchia.

 

[Ronin]

He actually did score an own goal this season.

 

[Javier'sSon]

- It took Icardi 12 league games to reach 10 goals this season:

14/15] 18 games to score 10
15/16] 21 games to score 10
16/17] 12 games to score 10

Most relevant stat to us I'd say, hope he keeps up his magnificent goal-scoring form throughout the season.