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Our squad was a lot better then, than it is right now. And less expensive even. You would think that if his successor started with a steaming pile of nuclear waste, it would be pretty much impossible to weaken the squad even further. An improvement, however small, would be a given. Sadly...

I am mostly thinking about the Suning issues. I am not really following it closely, but that could be problematic, no? But you are 100% correct in saying that if Marotta is able to continue his work, things are looking very, very good for Inter.

Like him or not, he's one of the major reasons Inter was able to win the league with a bunch of games to spare. Considering that we're talking about Inter here, that is impressive. Beyond impressive even. This guy just seems to know how to build a competitive squad. Inter being Inter, things...

Not replacing Vidal was criminal. Selling him was a certainty, considering his off the pitch behaviour. That was never going to be accepted at Juve. Higuain was an absolutely terrible transfer though. I'll never understood what happened there, as that was such an unusual transfer for us. The...

Jesus Christ, man. Give it a rest already.

An employee that is let go by his company & starts working for a competitor: unheard of!

Pretty obvious that Marotta is not on board with Agnelli's ideas. I guess we'll find out who's "right" in a few years time. Guy is class personified though (just read those last interviews) & whichever club he ends up with will be very lucky.

They score own goals as well, apparently.

Which explains why we had 0 attacking options on the bench in our last CL game.

:tup: Most of the goals we have conceded so far are directly linked to the midfielders not doing their job.

Let's hope everyone agrees with it & it becomes the rule rather than the exception.

Does anyone really hate Higuain though? There's a big difference between hating Higuain & hating the insane money we paid for him.

I agree with @Vialli_92 that this year's mercato is better. Then again, I actually didn't like last year's. :D

The entire world also laughed at us for splashing 90 million on Higuain. The entire world is just fickle :D

Personally, I'm perfectly fine with that. But there's a big difference between keeping someone against their will & letting someone leave for free.

At times, his performances did make it look like that :agree: Come on now, Zach. What you meant to say is "Buck Fuddy :lol: :lol: :lol:" For the record: I have no problem with us paying 20 million for a reliable quality defender if we need one. The thing is: I have doubts on him...

20 million for an average, 30 year old, defender Bayern no longer wanted & we probably don't need. According to me, that is overpaying. If he was a player we needed, 10-ish would seem a lot more reasonable. Especially if you also take his wages into account.

Debatable. Most definitely.

Sturaro "tries hard" :D Still, I prefer messing up because you're just not any better over messing up because you just can't be bothered.

Is he really? I mean, just immagine the reactions you'd read if it was, for example, Matri or Zaza who'd missed that sitter against Lyon. It wouldn't be pretty. Now, on the other hand, we're coming up with excuses.