[Coppa Italia] Inter - JUVENTUS (January 28th, 2010) (4 Viewers)
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He was definitely one of the better players on the field though, he was moving up field, trying to make passes.
He had a nice shot towards the end of the match, and on the replay on my television it looked like it hit one of Inter's legs so I would say it was a decent shot, and should have been a corner.
He played good today, not great or amazing, but good.
He had a nice shot towards the end of the match, and on the replay on my television it looked like it hit one of Inter's legs so I would say it was a decent shot, and should have been a corner.
He played good today, not great or amazing, but good.
new coach. the difference between Mourinho and Ciro was so obvious tonight, we would probably won if they swapped their roles and Juventus and Inter played this match again in one month. the problem isn't in formation or individual players (Ciro picked the right team tonight imo), it lies deeper. looks like these guys don't train at all. they want to play, tries hard but no one knows what to do when they have ball.
Of course training, match preparation and tatics are some of the reasons, but I think the bigger reason is mentality. Some of our players just don't even care. Now they are used to losses and mediocrity, just like their board I am afraid. This has never happened before. I want Blanc, Ferrara and Co. out as soon as possible.
when i try to argue from the point many of you argued when we announced ferrara ...
you guys said "who could fix the defense better than ferrara the legendary defender?" ... ok, you (not you alen) were wrong with that, but i do not want to bash on that ...
but if you could somehow conclude the training skills from a trainer by how he was as player you should clearly have seen that ferrara cant tell anybody something about passive play and running in the midfield because as central defender you are just sitting back and watching the game go by when in possession.
you guys said "who could fix the defense better than ferrara the legendary defender?" ... ok, you (not you alen) were wrong with that, but i do not want to bash on that ...
but if you could somehow conclude the training skills from a trainer by how he was as player you should clearly have seen that ferrara cant tell anybody something about passive play and running in the midfield because as central defender you are just sitting back and watching the game go by when in possession.
