Miralem Pjanić (60 Viewers)

Xperd

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Jun 1, 2012
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We looked so much more fluid once he came on. I've noticed he is trying more "riskier" long balls/passes and not just the little 4-5 metre passes that Allegri hates. His little first time pass to Rincon for the second goal was fantastic. Unlucky not to score with that bullet of a shot. He's in really amazing form at the moment and he really looks at home in this formation.
Yep. He indeed has been in amazing form these past weeks or so.

Hope it translates in the CL too.
 

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He did it to himself from what I read (kicked a wall or something). Then blamed Pjanic for it :hihi:
merda's just can't accept loss therefore they are sore losers. Just look what $hitstorm they are producing last few days, they even engaged fucking agents and old players haha, get rekt inter
 
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    I enjoy their bitterness a lot, wish they get nonexistent penalties and offside goals each game so they can be sore losers about it even more.
     

    Zacheryah

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    I enjoy their bitterness a lot, wish they get nonexistent penalties and offside goals each game so they can be sore losers about it even more.
    Its excellent at so many levels.


    After failure, a normal human with the absolute minimum of required intelligence and self knowledge will assess what happened, what went wrong, contemplate about what to do about it, make a conclusion and than do it.
    Inter doesnt get there. Instead of wondering "why are we 15 points off juve or 8 points off second place", they'll skip all that and bitch and moan about juventus
    Like this, they'll never assess their many shortcommings, they wont improve on that or fix any of it, and they'll remain mediocre.

    Best part is, they do it to themselves, we just have to keep winning
     

    Kopanja

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    I won't be surprised when everybody finds out that this stairs are the stairs we took from Delle Alpi, outrageous. Nothing changes, we still buy refs, have Triada and now the stairs.
     
    May 23, 2013
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    I've said it already week ago, will copy/paste myself. One the best game from Claudio under Conte was when he used him against RM at home (I think) in 433 on the right side. Of course Claudio didn't play a winger or inside, but he covered a lot off ground, always positioned himself great for pass and basically almost shut off Ronaldo. Now imo Max have basically two main set ups in this 4231:
    – Cuadrado on the right gives us width, speed, one on one dribbling and moments of absolutely unpredictable brilliance like his shot yesterday. RB is mainly responsible for defense here.
    – Claudio a little on the right in front of the Sami and Mire. With him we are more covered in the middle, he is far better defensively, better passer and safer with the ball. Dybala mainly cuts from the right here as he likes to do, while Claudio takes some defensive burden from him. But here RB should be able to provide the width, like Sandro does on the other side, and we lose this John Sqaures ability to beat anyone mano a mano . And I doubt that we have a player in our squad who can play RB like that.
    I missed the two games vs Madrid in 2013 however I thought it was accepted that Marchisio was poor those two games as he was for that season as a whole? Imo Marchisio should most definitely NOT ever be played out wide, been there done that with Prandelli, keep him in the center where he has proven to be one of the best in the world and our best midfielder.
     

    Hist

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    I missed the two games vs Madrid in 2013 however I thought it was accepted that Marchisio was poor those two games as he was for that season as a whole? Imo Marchisio should most definitely NOT ever be played out wide, been there done that with Prandelli, keep him in the center where he has proven to be one of the best in the world and our best midfielder.
    He was poor going forward if you expect him to act like a winger but the purpose of deploying him there was to neutralize that flank and it largely worked very well against a very in form Ronaldo.

    We did very well in those Madrid games, and would have qualified had it not been for a back pass that went wrong and things like that. We were very unlucky that year in the CL but that is also down to us lacking the right swagger in those CL. You could see a huge gap in nervousness levels in our Serie A games compared to the CL games. Allegri definitely helped remove that (I think the last game in the group stage of his first season was a mental turning point for us even if we struggled against Monaco)
     

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