MD9:Inter vs Roma - Page 6 - TalkSoccer

Juve4Life · 27-10-2005, 09:45 PM

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Originally Posted by interista luigi

we are 9 points back. We lost to palermo, juve and roma. Technically it is not over, but it is.
I don't mean to be a pessimist but most inter fans know when the hopes are done.

Milan overcame a deficit of 8-9 points last season to catch up with Juve even though they still lost the title, so its not impossible

**sinoy1** · 27-10-2005, 11:54 PM

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Roma is unpredictable cause you don't know which one will show up, but a good coach will assume the best roma.

dont mean to be an ass and ruin the moment for you but that wasnt the best roma. till cassano comes and we play a 3-4-3 then and only then will you see a dominating roma...sadly the management is torying with our team.

hanuma · 28-10-2005, 12:12 AM

343? with your wingers? HA!

ParmaKing · 28-10-2005, 01:47 AM

Firing Mancini is EXACTLY what we don't want to do. Another coach will set us back another two or three years. We are two years into Mancini, canning him now would be foolish in my opinion.

Juventus are playing incredible football at the moment, if we finish second with a strong effort, it will be disappointing, but not surprising. Sometimes you have to give credit where its due.

As the devil has stated, keeping the core players and coach is important. The problem this year is that when we decide to take the "day off", we are horrific. That is the difference between good clubs and this club.

Milan might have a bad game, but they somehow manage to still pick up points.

interista luigi · 28-10-2005, 04:10 AM

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dont mean to be an ass and ruin the moment for you but that wasnt the best roma. till cassano comes and we play a 3-4-3 then and only then will you see a dominating roma...sadly the management is torying with our team.

You were better than us.

Generally any coach should assume they they are to play a strong team.
Roma is not necessarily better with cassano, with all this contract shiit , and injuries, he's dealing with more than just football.

interista luigi · 28-10-2005, 04:17 AM

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As the devil has stated, keeping the core players and coach is important. The problem this year is that when we decide to take the "day off", we are horrific. That is the difference between good clubs and this club.

We have the players, i think a more experienced coach would get inter on the right path.

do you think inter can win a scudetto or Champions league under Mancini ? Yes or No

**Jager** · 28-10-2005, 07:14 AM

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Originally Posted by interista luigi

We have the players, i think a more experienced coach would get inter on the right path.

do you think inter can win a scudetto or Champions league under Mancini ? Yes or No

That is a million dollar question, sometimes I think he can, sometimes I think he can't. He has episodes of sheer brilliance, then will make a bonehead move, like his lineup in Palermo, or playing Cruz alone in Porto, though I don't mind that lineup if Adriano is the lone man.

At this stage, its playing with fire to can Mancini. As Parmaking has stated, Juventus are playing near perfect football, finishing second to them in Italy is not a bad thing per say. They don't DROP points!!!!!!!!

As I've stated, I expected some points dropped in these three matches. A win in Sampdoria is A MUST.

Juventus lose away, is nothing to write home about, but not too surprising.

The lose to Palermo could have been prevented, if he started the right lineup.

We have to reevaluate the season in the summer, to figure out what we want to do.

Mancini has one thing going for him though, he IS well liked by the players. That is extremely important.

interista luigi · 29-10-2005, 07:32 PM

Every summer they re evaluate why they couldn't win. The same result buy a bunch of players,
and talk,talk,talk about how the inter at the moment is the best one.

Inter's whole system has to change.

ParmaKing · 29-10-2005, 07:39 PM

I personally think they change too much, too many changes from year to year. It takes a long time to build a winning attitude. Look at Milan or Juve, they have their core players, and make small changes year to year. Wholesale changes are not needed in my opinion.

Our best bet is too continue with the same team and build around players like Cambiasso, Cesar, Martins, Adriano and company. That is the only way.

Italy is not England where titles can be bought.

interista luigi · 30-10-2005, 06:20 AM

Our mid field is on the right path, veron, cmabiasso, and stankovic have a full season behind them, and figo has fit in well. Even though veron leaving at the end of the year, put them back a bit.
Our attack is good especially since cruz has come up huge, not to mentioon recoba who has shown he can lead as well as play.
Our defense is missing Javier Zanetti, simply, and wome has also played the last two games.

We have a good core of players now, and I agree Inter can build around those players, but I'm only skeptical on management.

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Italy is not England where titles can be bought.

Nice.

hanuma · 30-10-2005, 09:49 AM

but also complete ****e....if inter had had a world class manager they would have won the title multiple times already.

mancini is still a baby in managerial terms and not world class yet...jose would have done the treble, treble with your owners money in mancini's time.

**Jager** · 30-10-2005, 08:28 PM

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Originally Posted by hanuma

but also complete ****e....if inter had had a world class manager they would have won the title multiple times already.

mancini is still a baby in managerial terms and not world class yet...jose would have done the treble, treble with your owners money in mancini's time.

I tend to agree to a certain extent. I'm not sure about trebles. You do understand that Capello and Ancelotti are decent managers in their own right.

I still rate Capello one of the greatest masterminds in football. So I think your both right. Chelsea is a unique situation, just as Inter is a unique situation.

Mancini is a baby, but I tend to think his learning curve is steep. I believe he understands the game, and I credit him for sticking to guns, and playing an entertaining brand of football, however I'm not sure that it works all the time.

We must look over things at the end of the season, and see what the record is. If we do happen to finish second, and Juve only lose two or three games all year, then I won't be too upset, depending how far back we are.

We've been Milan's bitches for awhile now, and our star players have not been our star players against them, ITS about time that changes.

interista luigi · 31-10-2005, 11:23 PM

I'm also tired of losing to milan. Last year in the league was unfortunate, we played one of our best team games of the year and still lost 1-0, however i don't think milan's defense is as potent as last season, so its time adriano, and company put the jinx behind us.

ParmaKing · 01-11-2005, 03:54 AM

If they play like they did against Juve, they will be tough beat.

interista luigi · 01-11-2005, 10:17 PM

that game was fixed. I am sticking with it.