QUOTE (Jack Sparrow @ Oct 16 2007, 09:46 PM)
Well if I remember correctly, it's kinda opposite to what I_Ross said. I thought Inter wanted more international players in their side. Hence the name Internazionale. They broke off in 1908.
Also Inter were mostly(then) rightwing, while Milan were predominantly the people's club, being left wing in their political leaning.
Then of course you had all the battles between the ultras. Though to be fair the only worthwhile contest would be between the FDL and the zebras.
Times have changed a lot since then, in fact if anything it's Milan who are more rightwing in nature(their management etc.), but the rivalry still remains.
You are right. And the whole right wing left wing situation is currently like this:
Berlusconi and co. = right wing ------- Milan fans = mostly left wing
Moratti and co. = left wing -------- Inter fans = mostly right wing
It's all bs anyways.