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Time to write "The Jose Experience ver.2" Puma
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Time to write "The Jose Experience ver.2" Puma
We didn't passed the CL knockout stage for years.I will wait until the end of the season to write anything further. The win against Chelsea and first leg quarter-final win in the Champions League against CSKA do not necessarily make our season. In light of the fact that we only have a single point lead in Serie A from second placed Roma, it is a little premature to be singing Mourinho' praises just yet.
Although I do agree winning Serie A is fundamental, I won't curse us if we don't win it (that doesn't mean I won't be dissapointed). We won't win every season, and I will blame our players and Jose for that, but we also can't forget it is the first time for God knows how long, we have to go in 3 competitions for that long. Players are proffesional, but it ain't something that they experienced every season.Luka, I do not disagree with what you have written but you need to make a distinction between our best season in the Champions League since being knocked out by Milan and end results.
If Inter do not retain the Scudetto and get knocked out at the quarter-final/semi-final stage of the Champions League, will you be able to comfort yourself by saying we had a good season by winning the Coppa Italia or getting to the quarter-final/semi-final stage of the Champions League?
I take this view because Inter had amassed an 11 point lead and were coping well in a competitive league. The team lost its focus and we started suffering poor results when Mourinho started speaking out and picking fights with anyone that made a comment in his direction. He was subsequently suspended and the team was without a coach for three weeks. Baresi is a puppet and Mourinho’s comments that it is the players that make the difference on the pitch was simply a smokescreen to direct attention away from his absence on the sidelines and the fact that we dropped vital points as a result of a meaningless gesture that essentially meant nothing
This in turn leads me to the question you asked about why I do not write articles about Inter winning the Champions League, Scudetto and Coppa Italia. I have had many disappointments in my years as an Inter supporter and this season, despite dominating Serie A, we may well end up trophyless. I have not written about a treble because I do not believe we can win all three trophies. Why? Because in trying to win the Champions League, we have suffered in Serie A and our efforts in the former competition have jeopardised the Scudetto. With regards to the Champions League, in the likelihood we advance past CSKA Moscow, I do not believe we are capable of beating Barcelona who will take care of Arsenal at the Camp Nou. And lastly, if it becomes a struggle between the Champions League and Serie A, we will inevitably forget about the Coppa Italia. The only time the Coppa will become a relevant consideration is if we are knocked out of the Champions League
For-Real, I acknowledge that Serie A is stronger than in past seasons but your assessment is flawed
And just when I wrote this, I go through the forum, and find this post of yoursI don't know, but lately I've noticed that you became pretty pessimistic Puma. I don't know if my perception is wrong, but that's my feeling. I'm not basing this solely upon this thread, btw.
Dont count on Inter winning Serie A this season or any other silverware for that matter.