Inzaghi's Inter are not what you expect 

I second with one trillion bags of cement

Indeed it would be cool, I noticed that *some* teams are having difficulties to shoot on target... and it is odd because inter is not doing catenaccio at all

Absolutely

People love to break relationship

Yes PLEASE!

cerca Ermes Messaggero Nerazzurro se vuoi contenuti di qualità sull'Inter o sul calcio in generale

Concordo.

Chissà se sui canali inglesi sanno anche la storia delle intercettazioni fatte tramite la Telecom e che le Vostre che erano a pari livello di quelle della Juve sono molto casualmente uscite 5 anni dopo appena scattata la prescrizione... magari sanno anche che fine ha fatto il vostro presidente che è scomparso da giugno...se poi vai su qualche canale americano chiedigli anche se concepiscono il fatto che una società con patrimonio netto negativo si possa iscrivere a campionati e coppe come se fosse tutto normale.. Bye

E certo i 🤡 che stanno in italia a parlare di calcio parlano solo di arbitri xche realmente di calcio non sanno nulla….

Esatto e te lo dico io che sono milanista. Al momento, per me, Inzaghi è inferiore solo a Klopp (stravedo per lui, quindi ho un bias verso Jurgen) e con il suo gioco posizionale sta dando una carriera (o una seconda carriera) a gente che prima di lui arrivava come "bollita, "scarto" o "giocatore mai esploso". Gente come Acerbi, Dimarco, Bastoni, Calhanoglu, Dumfries, Thuram e Lautaro nelle mani di Pioli farebbe molta più fatica dei nostri in quanto il Coach ha una visione del calcio perlopiù relazionale che si basa su iniziative individuali e su 11 situazioni di 1v1. A parte Pavard, i vostri difensori soffrirebbero perfino molto più dei nostri con il campo aperto, con Bastoni e Dimarco in testa. Per non parlare poi della vostra manovra offensiva che sarebbe scadente vista l'assenza di gente che salta l'uomo (solo Thuram un po' lo è, mentre il vecchio Cuadrado non lo conto). In sintesi, Inzaghi sta aumentando la consapevolezza degli individui attraverso il gioco di squadra, ed è per questo che non ha subito tanto le notevoli perdite nella rosa. Comunque, Simone alla Lazio ha vinto dei trofei e prima del lockdown era pure in lotta per lo scudetto: qualcosa vorrà pur dire se ha ottenuto risultati con una squadra che dipendeva pesantemente da tre giocatori.

Absolutely agree

i beg he doesnt stay

@@madsnn4222 I beg Pioli stays 😂

@@n3kuzyai beg he stays too if it means we dont get conte tbf, would prefer motta over him though

No so strange They just play like sheffield did when they got promoted Overlapping CBs Once clubs figure that out they'll lose just like sheffield did

Conte gave Inter a winning mentality again, Inzaghi gave them a completely new perspective on how football Is played

@@astolfostrikesback4073 But it is not true though, Conte escaped like a coward when he couldn't have anymore an expensive market(as all the market window when he was there). The club decided to take him(Conte) to win though, but the winning mentality come from the club and the management that kept the team competitive without spending so much. From the Conte's Inter there are only four player so I think that all the merit goes to Inzaghi. This year the team has the consciousness of being strong thanks to last year Champions league's final, where Conte has nothing to do with that(if there truly was this fantomatic winning mentality, Inter should have won the scudetto against Milan two years ago)

​@@astolfostrikesback4073 "winning mentality" lost a Europa league final vs Sevilla, came FOURTH in the ucl group stages... left like a coward as soon as he couldn't keep spending hundreds of million... made the club go in financial crisis and then left... wow, what a winner.

@@BIazy I mean the club has been in a financial crisis before conte. He did win finally win the league tho

​@@astolfostrikesback4073conte is like juve,best in serie a but in UCL nevermind

Not only Inzaghi, also the CEO Marotta for doing his job… and he was best with also Juventus before!

@@colaleo9861you could mention that Marotta worked for Sampdoria before Juventus and he took them to the Champions League playoffs! That man is the MONSTER 🔥

@@guepierp Exactly😉

@@colaleo9861 Marotta is great, but most of the players are chosen by the sports director Piero Ausilio..

@@giorgiomariomartino2419 Esatto

Agree

Inter little resources?

​@@ven5501 They are the team un Europe that spent less on transfer markets in the last 2 years than any other big club

​@@ven5501 Inter ranked 14 in terms of revenue generated in 2022 2023. It's a big club, but it can not (sadly) compete financially with the best Premier League teams, Bayern, Real, PSG and Barca. However, they do work incredibly well with what they have.Italy kind of won the Euro 2021 the same way. Italians can often do better with less, because they have been and still are, probably, the country which better masters all the tactical and intellectual aspects of the game. If you think better, you can still have a chance to win, even when you have less skills with the ball. That's what makes Italian football so unique and fascinating actually

yes they were, last season was exactly the same as conte style but not executed at the same level as conte, some fans hated inzaghi and wanted him out because they said he doesnt have new ideas and tries to copy conte but this season they are monsters

Inter under Conte did not play this nice, it was organized and pragmatic Inzaghi plays a Total Foot that is very very pleasant on the eyes, as well as winning

There were also this good last season. Yall don't pay attention to other teams

I mean inzaghi came from lazio where he did amazing things including winning 4 trophies as lazio and bringing them past CL group stage then he came to iinter after conte left after inter sold lakaka hakimi making +200 M spending 0 he lost the scudetto for 2 points by an overpeforming milan but won coppa italia and super cup last year CL final 3rd place and coppa italia + super cup again with spending 0 again thiis year we lost dzeko brozo onana etc etc but we reinvested a good amount finally gave him good players and we are seeing the real "inzaghian " inter and the team could still improve . Next year already we will sign taremi and zielinski for 0 which are 2 upgrades over klassen and arna/sanchez

If it wasn't for Lukaku in that final I don't think inter would have lost the game

Exactly. Running to space is such a core element of Inzaghi's football. That's why Brozovic was such an essential player for us. Calhanoglu has filled up his boots well but he is not at Brozo's level in terms of running for the entire game looking for space, only Brozo can do it at his level.

@@BIazy with all respect for Brozo, Calha is the right player for Simone, his passing and vision mean a lot to their quick play. Brozo is good for slow build up

Him and Xabi are the next DT of real madrid

I'm more worried about the injuries to Thuram, Calhanoglu, and Frattesi. If they are healthy enough to play, then Inter should come out on top. I am still fuming from Arnautovic's missed chances.

@@t-boneskillet1496Give the man a break, in that same game Lautaro missed lots of easy goals too (I think the same number too, not to shure tho). Marko is playing very well recently so the goals will come, either from him directly or assist, creating chances and spaces for his team mates

@@Pippus4 I agree, but I have same concerns as him. Thuram and Calha are vitals for Inter. Asllani could fill the passing and vision the team need and Calha has, but thuram has no rival. I don't think Marko could fill his boots and explosive Alexis couldn't play 90 mins

Athletic will have to come for us as they are behind … and if we press as we do switching positions I can see us scoring at least three… my only question( which it seems I only see it from the start of season ) is that Cahlanoglu e Mikitarian are weak in Europe for some reason I hope they are on top of their game in Madrid

@@t-boneskillet1496Frattesi is fit they confirmed it yesterday I hope Calgary and Miki don’t play like they do in Europe against top teams…

What does Allegri have to do with Inzaghi?

Please mever compate him to Allegri ever again. Allegri isn't a coach. He's a clown. His team is performing like dog sh*t

Yes totally, and I would dare to say that with this team at the moment , we would have won the final last year. But anyway, inter is a real joy to watch this season

Two years ago at anfield they made liverpool tremble with fear. When Inter shows its better face they also put a lot of pressure on you and don't just wait in defense. In attack they always have a man open because the opposing attackers never follow Bastoni and Pavard beyond midfield and so a favorable triangle is always created. Against Atletico it will be a complicated match, but if they pass the round they become very dangerous for all teams. Also because with last night's victory they have closed the serie A.

@@DaniDani-nh5wn in addition they are really good at man to man marking while also when there is the need to stay compact they do that very well also. They adapt they approach to what ever situation they find themselves at the moment.

they don't line up a back five. the team plays a 3-5-2 so it is basically 5 midfielders. it is not a 5-3-2 (unless the last 15 meters in yuor area). In italy lots of teams plays with that and the 5 are considerated midfielders, so you are always one man up in the middle of the pitch (even 2 if the other team use 3 midfielders) but you lose 1 in attack (so you must have 2 central strikers) and you must have 3 central backs. But Idon't get why outside italy they see the 3-5-2 always like 5-3-2

@@franzjack on paper it's a 5 back line but the wing backs don't do much of defending. Still there still a deviation from the norm because the center backs still push forward to link up with the midfield