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So, as I was saying, we're playing the two top sides in the league, and chances of us getting the minimum amount of points are very high considering the crappy football we play. Inter, on the other hand, are playing Cagliari and Parma, two easy fixtures. So, I don't think we're as safe as you think we are.
QUOTE (X-Offender @ Apr 7 2013, 09:18 PM) 
So, as I was saying, we're playing the two top sides in the league, and chances of us getting the minimum amount of points are very high considering the crappy football we play. Inter, on the other hand, are playing Cagliari and Parma, two easy fixtures. So, I don't think we're as safe as you think we are.
Maybe I overstated a bit but still. I don't think we're in that much of a bad situation yet.
It's about weathering this storm of 2 fixtures and then doing what we've been doing best these last few months which is disposing of the bottom to upper-mid-table sides relatively easily.
Se even if we are level on points with them come 2 weeks time I still think we'll finish 3rd
3-4!
QUOTE (X-Offender @ Apr 7 2013, 09:22 PM)
3-4!
If Atalanta do another Torino... 
QUOTE (X-Offender @ Apr 7 2013, 09:22 PM)
If Atalanta do another Torino...
Thinking ahead to next week for us against Napoli, our strategy should be based on counter attckng them and not letting them do that to us. Because that would be absolute suicide.
They're terrible at the back especially when they're caught out while they're better in attack when they're on the counter and not trying to play through a wall of players. So I say let them have the ball for a little bit and them hit them quickly. We'll lose Balo but I think Pazzo is more suited for that kind of game anyway
Good god, Ranocchia's miss is beyond comprehension.
FT.
Did anyone watch Ranocchia's miss at the end? OMG!
Did anyone watch Ranocchia's miss at the end? OMG!
Yep. And it ended with a fistfight. I enjoy watching Inter these days.
You know, we're so lucky that the various Inter, Fiorentina, Roma, Lazio etc. are a bunch of average, inconsistent teams, otherwise we would never be at 3rd place with the kind of shitty football we play.
QUOTE (Fillipo Simone @ Apr 7 2013, 11:58 PM)
Yep. And it ended with a fistfight. I enjoy watching Inter these days.
Tell me about it. They managed to bring a smile on my face after our gang's screw-up earlier today.
Yeah, it's sad that Serie A has been reduced to a league with actually no big team that really has the capacity to play good football.
Are there any vids of the miss and fight? I missed it 
QUOTE (han2503 @ Apr 8 2013, 03:07 PM)
Are there any vids of the miss and fight? I missed it
And now you are fighting yourself as you look for the video?
LOL
Darn you Will, you beat me by mere seconds! 
Sheer seconds, even!
Sheer seconds, even!
Paolo Bonolis, famous Italian TV showman and Inter fan, gave an interview to Inter Channel today where he makes heavy accusations about Milan being favored by referees, whilst Inter have been severely damaged in such regard:
It's evident that Inter are using his figure as a means of expressing their personal opinion on the matter. These declarations are all over the Italian media, and have evoked huge reactions from all parts. Our club already released an official announcement:
I gotta say, this must be the lowest point Inter have ever reached since I've been following football.
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The outcome is obvious, there's a script written that foresees Milan in the Champions League, because they've made investments and thus someone out there thinks they should be the ones to qualify for the Champions League. All decisions are taken by keeping this in mind. Only when Inter are out of the game they'll start giving penalties to us. All other teams merely play a supporting role in this huge comedy. We all know who's the killer, who's the winner, and who's the loser.
It's evident that Inter are using his figure as a means of expressing their personal opinion on the matter. These declarations are all over the Italian media, and have evoked huge reactions from all parts. Our club already released an official announcement:
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"The declarations of Paolo Bonolis made on Inter Channel and released via their official website, besides lacking any foundations, are of an extraordinary severity".
I gotta say, this must be the lowest point Inter have ever reached since I've been following football.
Really? I think setting up the Calciopoli scandal and then playing the innocent angel, while grabbing themselves a bunch of domestic titles is the lowest thing.
The truth comes out. 
X-Off only started following football after 2007. 
I kid, I kid. Anyway, no matter what Inter does they are still not worse than what Juventus does and stands for. If there is one club I really dislike, it's the black and white bustards.
X-Off only started following football after 2007. I kid, I kid. Anyway, no matter what Inter does they are still not worse than what Juventus does and stands for. If there is one club I really dislike, it's the black and white bustards.
I don't think Inter set up Calciopoli, but they were placed in a favorable position when Guido Rossi was named extraordinary commissary of FIGC. However, I find these accusations absolutely pitiful, ridiculous and outrageous. I would feel extremely ashamed if I was an Inter fan right now.
once merda, always a merda.
QUOTE (acid911 @ Apr 8 2013, 06:39 PM)
Darn you Will, you beat me by mere seconds! Sheer seconds, even!
Sheer seconds, even!hahah I'm just that good
Anyone watching the Roman derby? Quite interesting so far. Beautiful goal by Hernanes.
QUOTE (Fillipo Simone @ Apr 8 2013, 10:43 PM)
Anyone watching the Roman derby? Quite interesting so far. Beautiful goal by Hernanes.
Yeah, I'm watching it, more or less. Amazing goal by Hernanes.
Cassano out for the rest of the season, the only striker Inter have left is Rocchi.
Hernanes misses penalty for 2-0 and eight minutes later causes a penalty which Totti scores. Talk about bad luck.
Great second half.
Great second half.
Good game, good result. Even when we lose points, our 3d place opponents still mess up.
QUOTE (William405 @ Apr 8 2013, 11:36 PM)
hahah I'm just that good
Or that bad.
As in evil.
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Botta: 'Inter's Messi and Di Maria'
By Football Italia staff
Ruben Botta is looking forward to his summer transfer to Inter. “I compare myself with Leo Messi and Angel Di Maria,” explained the midfielder.
The 23-year-old Argentine was wanted by numerous top clubs in Europe, but has agreed a five-year contract with the Nerazzurri.
“My father Ismael was a player and now works as a Coach, so I started playing when I was very young at San Juan,” the Tigre star told the Corriere dello Sport.
“I started out as a trequartista, because I always liked to ‘create’ something, or I can play as a support striker or out wide. I think I give my best in the final third, as I can unbalance opposition defences with my technique.
“I also consider myself a player who helps out his teammates a lot in winning back the ball. I became accustomed to it here at Tigre, where everyone has to sacrifice themselves for the good of the team.”
Some have compared Botta to PSG talent Ezequiel Lavezzi, but he sees a very different idol.
“Pocho is a great player, but he bases a lot of his game on physicality and pace, whereas I focus on technique and ability. Even when I am being tightly marked, I am not afraid of the one-on-one. The defender doesn’t know what I’m going to do.
“I say this will all due respect, but in terms of style I think I am closer to Messi than Lavezzi. If we were to play together, I could give him so many assists.
“In Argentina many of the journalists say my style is similar to Di Maria and I do think we have a lot of common ground.
“I am ready for Serie A, without doubt. My personality both on and off the field enables me to adapt quickly to new situations.
“I’m coming from a very competitive tournament and one that perhaps has more pressure than the European Leagues. This is why I think I am mature enough to face this new professional experience.
“My objective is to adapt as quickly as possible to what the Coach asks of me and the team.”
By Football Italia staff
Ruben Botta is looking forward to his summer transfer to Inter. “I compare myself with Leo Messi and Angel Di Maria,” explained the midfielder.
The 23-year-old Argentine was wanted by numerous top clubs in Europe, but has agreed a five-year contract with the Nerazzurri.
“My father Ismael was a player and now works as a Coach, so I started playing when I was very young at San Juan,” the Tigre star told the Corriere dello Sport.
“I started out as a trequartista, because I always liked to ‘create’ something, or I can play as a support striker or out wide. I think I give my best in the final third, as I can unbalance opposition defences with my technique.
“I also consider myself a player who helps out his teammates a lot in winning back the ball. I became accustomed to it here at Tigre, where everyone has to sacrifice themselves for the good of the team.”
Some have compared Botta to PSG talent Ezequiel Lavezzi, but he sees a very different idol.
“Pocho is a great player, but he bases a lot of his game on physicality and pace, whereas I focus on technique and ability. Even when I am being tightly marked, I am not afraid of the one-on-one. The defender doesn’t know what I’m going to do.
“I say this will all due respect, but in terms of style I think I am closer to Messi than Lavezzi. If we were to play together, I could give him so many assists.
“In Argentina many of the journalists say my style is similar to Di Maria and I do think we have a lot of common ground.
“I am ready for Serie A, without doubt. My personality both on and off the field enables me to adapt quickly to new situations.
“I’m coming from a very competitive tournament and one that perhaps has more pressure than the European Leagues. This is why I think I am mature enough to face this new professional experience.
“My objective is to adapt as quickly as possible to what the Coach asks of me and the team.”
WTF
Hahaha, what a ****.
Wow wow wow inter has bought quite the player!
QUOTE (X-Offender @ Apr 13 2013, 12:22 PM)
Hahaha, what a ****.
I'm quite hopefull he'll give Zanetti quite a migrane in the locker
Asdie from being a little ****
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FNF-mk1yGaA
he has got quite a skillset...
Fiorentina won tonight, currently 3 points behind us.
Oh man, it's getting scary.
And they also have an advantage if both teams finish the season with the same amount of points. We better not **** this up.
Not beating them last week might turn into a catastrophe.
QUOTE (X-Offender @ Apr 13 2013, 10:59 PM)
Not beating them last week might turn into a catastrophe.
I think they'll lose a couple of points here and there. But yes, it's getting to the point where we have to watch behind our backs now.
Getting past the next 2 games with at least 4 points has now become crucial.
OMG, Stramaccioni puts Samuel as striker alongside Rocchi in the 75 minute.
They are pathetic.
Cagliari 2-0 Inter FT
Inter 1-0 Roma HT
Handanovic made an incredible save just before the final whistle.
Handanovic made an incredible save just before the final whistle.
1-1
Inter have a disastrous defense.
Inter have a disastrous defense.
LOL Schelotto. Inter's new ****.
1-3
Torosidis, what a goal!
Torosidis, what a goal!
If it was our player, Handanovic would've saved it
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