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He's the only Inter player I like. He's so anti-Inter: loyal, professional, and a team player.

Sorry, confused it a bit.

Does he? My calculator says 76, while Molinaro has 72. Only IQ is worse with 66.

It was always going to be a close race between Noce and Molinaro :D

True, because they're the ones supposed to take risks. Considering that, Tiago's 80% is very solid. However, Molinaro's 72%, with his main job of passing the ball to the midfielders is kinda scary.

All right, with my limited knowledge of Italian, I found out, that Molinaro has the worst succeful pass % of all three contenders for the award. That's all I managed, though, as I'm lost in Yahoo fantasy games :confused:

Where did you find this stuff? I was looking for it with no result :(

Chiellini became a CB this season and neither Sali, nor Grygera are LBs. Tiago had 4 assists in his few starts. Molinaro had 1 (one, uno, the integer between zero and two) and that was probably his only successful cross of the season. End of discussion.

Well, but then again, as Cronios wrote in his long post, Molinaro got his place simply, because there is no one else, as Chiellini is playing CB. And I'm sure both Nocerino and Tiago combined made less mistakes per game than Molinaro. Furthermore, expectations shouldn't play a role. Or if we...

Yeah, but still, Noce did at least half of his job. Molinaro didn't.

You don't want that ;)

I'd call it a draw.

I read it :weee:

But yeah, I have to agree, that Molinaro was definitely trying harder than Tiago, one can't really argue about that. But I still think that despite Molinaro's effort, he was a worse player this season.

No, Molinaro runs forward and creates spaces for the opposition forwards and wingers. Btw. both Nocerino and Tiago had more assists and shots on goal (both absolute and %) compared to Molinaro, who played much more.

Are you sure you're not confusing Tiago and Molinaro?

What did Molinaro offer in attack? His shitty passes or even shittier crosses? Or the completely-out-of-his-mind forward runs, which were a guaranteed loss of the ball? Excuse me, but I'd rather take the "ghost", who had at least one good through pass every match he played in. And why don't...