kinda shock Gasperini didn't work well with Inter

Spalleti ? Ancelotti? will be a suitable candidate for Inter's manager.

looking to excel in serie-a, spalletti could be a decent choice, looking to excel in both domestic and continental competition, hiddink's will be a very pleasing choice for supporters and players, only the referee who made his chelsea side beaten by barcelona in UCL semi-final 2009. the problem is he's still with Turkey and still fighting with Belgium for second place in Euro 2012 qualification.

Forza Nerrazzuri!

This post has been edited by alowie: Sep 21 2011, 11:30 PM

its going to be former Chelsea, Juve, Roma coach; Claudio Ranieri. looks like signing is on the way

yea like many news are just reporting

got an interesting article,


http://www.goal.com/en/news/2994/betting/2...r-at-inter-with

they even put javier zanetti in the odds

Baresi

http://www.goal.com/en-gb/news/3276/serie-...p-candidates-to


This post has been edited by alowie: Sep 22 2011, 01:01 AM

Morrati changing coach like changing his underwear,really absurd act.

pls invite jose mourinho back!!!

I've read some story from an Italian about Moratti nasty involvement in Calciopoli scandal... don't know whether it is true or not. Berlusconi has some ugly lifestyle for an old man and a man who hold high responsibility for his country, but i rarely read he interfere with his football club direction.

Its not really absurd really if all of them have the lack of even motivating the players. We changed two. Benitez was in Dec for what he has destroyed, and Gasperini for what he cannot undo. Leo ran away. I think its not absurd if you've already lived through once with Benitez and its muxh expected that Gasp will follow the same form. Its a little unfair to Gasp. And i think its more of a surprise if Gasp stays on. Given our past, before Mancini came. Moratti is that kinda BAWS!

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Added on September 22, 2011, 6:03 amI mean of course they're going to say something about him cause we're the only team not affected? But this is just mere speculation by the you know whos.

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Added on September 22, 2011, 6:31 pmITS OFFICIAL.
CLAUDIO RANIERI.


http://www.inter.it/aas/news/reader?N=54294&L=it

This post has been edited by visionary1993: Sep 22 2011, 06:31 PM

Benvenuto Claudio Ranieri! the right man for the job.

Ranieri - further step backwards
Ancelotti - milan boss
Why not hire ireland coach trapattoni or lippi?

Ranieri's the only one available right now.

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Added on September 24, 2011, 8:14 pmTonights game is at Bologna, 12 am. Channel 816 on astro.
Forza Inter!

This post has been edited by visionary1993: Sep 24 2011, 08:14 PM

Sure, can't wait for this match, hope some lights will turn up tonight for Nerazzurri, hopefully Ranieri and squad will bounce back tonight !

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Added on September 25, 2011, 2:49 am3-1, great win, first 3 points, though got some nerves there great start by ranieri, next is cska moscow !

This post has been edited by alowie: Sep 25 2011, 02:49 AM

Yeah. It was a great win. A solid one. Our defence was much muh better with those last ditch tackles.

"Ranieri's first words in the dressing room were very nice and they touched us. He knows what our strengths are and he wants to win the Scudetto. He's serious about his work and we're pleased he's here," - Julio Cesar

"We had a great relationship with Gasperini, and we were all sorry that he got sacked; lots of things have been said and written that just aren't true." - Diego Milito

Glad to see how Ranieri can motivate the team, Milito still put the tribute to Gasperini, and the fact we are only 1 point behind AC Milan even we had bad run in first 3 games.

This post has been edited by alowie: Sep 25 2011, 07:19 PM

Well Milito was Gasperini's favourite son.

We've been in luck that there is no front runner in the league. Only 3 points from the top. Not bad considering our performances.

CSKA Moscow today. 12 midnight. Channel 812. Thankfully Russia has a different timing, if not i dont think there would be live.

oh yes, indeed

hmm Juventus and Udinese are still 4 points ahead of Inter with 8 points, tough match ahead against on-fire Napoli, good to know we'll play at home

worrying lead now 2-1 for Inter, hopefully they will secure the win until final whistle. as i thought before, dzagoev is the main threat, both from his attacking play and set pieces. lucky akinfeev is still injured.

Alvarez defines the word turtle. I mean seriously, ignoring his experience in this kind of matches, he really does have the speed of a turtle.
Samuel is really killing us with his do or die tackles.
Our defence is pretty weak, luckily CSKA Moscow's attak is weaker.

watching dis game right now... i think if Inter wanna grab all 3pts they should attack more
and not just absorbing pressure like the 1st half (Ranieri tactic wise)

We're a pretty depleted squad at the moment. More so in the UCL where Forlan is ineligible.

can't say it was a convincing one, but we had only few good chances but almost all could've converted, good for us it's good enough to be a moral boost for the squad.

next match, Napoli, if we can win it, maybe we can say Inter is really back on track

really missing Maicon in right full-back though