Serie A 2016/2017 (23 Viewers)

[Vialli_92]

It would be better for the league if the Milan clubs became competitive again. Would have preferred Milan to be taken over rather than Merda though.

 

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[lgorTudor]

Inter haven't won a scudetto since 1989 and no chinese is going to change that

 

[Dino_mk]

Inter haven't won a scudetto since 1989 and no chinese is going to change that

 

[JuveJay]

Well it looks like Pescara are back in Serie A for next season, which should bode well for some Juve loanees.

 

[Tomate]

Well it looks like Pescara are back in Serie A for next season, which should bode well for some Juve loanees.

We should loan Mandragora back to them. No need to loan him to a different club if the club he knows and has been a starter with before his injury made it to Serie A. Also if we buy Caprari as rumoured we immediately should loan him back to them too.

Bruno Alves signed for Cagliari by the way.

 

[MikeM]

We should loan Mandragora back to them. No need to loan him to a different club if the club he knows and has been a starter with before his injury made it to Serie A. Also if we buy Caprari as rumoured we immediately should loan him back to them too.

Bruno Alves signed for Cagliari by the way.

Pescara will never have the ball though. Rather Sassuolo.

 

[Alex-444]

bruno alves in cagliari

 

[Mark]

Guy is a public danger.

 

[lgorTudor]

oh shit

 

[Suns]

inb4 150m bid for Pogba from FC Inter Suning

 

[Hist]

inb4 150m bid for Pogba from FC Inter Suning

are there any news about what sort of management they are going to be?

Exxor is no small player either but they went for the model of self-sufficient growth as opposed to the PSG/City model of getting a shirt sponsorship for 200 mill to inject insane amounts of cash in the club. I hope Inter and Milan go City and PSG style of investment. Lets get them back in shape quickly and fix Serie A. We will be better anyway.

 

[Stevie]

Bruno Alves nearly signed for us once upon a time didn't he? Or am I thinking of someone else?

 

[Bianconero_Aus]

So this is the thread of our inevitable sixth Scudetto. Fuck yeah.

Looooool @ Shinter getting their hopes up after being sold to the Chinese. That club is being passed around like a cheap whore these days

 

[Albertmare]

Cheap ugly whore

 

[Bianconero_Aus]

Cheap ugly whore

Cheap ugly tranny crackwhore

 

[campionesidd]

Why would someone actually pay to buy Inter?

 

[icemaη]

are there any news about what sort of management they are going to be?

Exxor is no small player either but they went for the model of self-sufficient growth as opposed to the PSG/City model of getting a shirt sponsorship for 200 mill to inject insane amounts of cash in the club. I hope Inter and Milan go City and PSG style of investment. Lets get them back in shape quickly and fix Serie A. We will be better anyway.

 

[Bianconero_Aus]

Well it looks like Pescara are back in Serie A for next season, which should bode well for some Juve loanees.

Still angry at their cunt president for selling Verratti to P$G.

 

[baggio]

Imagine if the chinese buy Hernanes and then send him back to Inter instead of Shenua.

 

[Salvatore]

Chairman of Suning Holdings Group, Mr Zhang Jindong, said: “The acquisition of Inter Milan is part of Suning’s strategy in the development of the sports industry and driving our campaign in the health and lifestyle consumer market. This will not only improve Jiangsu Suning F.C.’s technical set-up and operational capabilities, but will also help Suning to grow internationally, enabling us to become a household brand name in Europe and across the world.”

With regards to the future development of Inter Milan, Mr Zhang stated: “This is an unprecedented opportunity for Inter Milan to grow further in China, and China will become the second home of Inter Milan. In addition, Suning’s capital investment and abundant resources will enable Inter Milan to return to its glory days and become a stronger property able to attract top stars from across the globe."

http://www.inter.it/en/news/53171/s...s-majority-stake-of-f-c-internazionale-milano

Wonder how this is going down then, and what this means for that club/the league? A privately owned stadium is probably the most essential part of their development, there are too many sporting and financial rewards to not consider it.

I wonder how long Mancini will be given as well, until they realise he's not enough to carry Inter beyond a certain point.