It only took 2 years...

...for Inter to go from top to scrub.

My, oh my, some of the players on the pitch. Obi? Zarate?

Anzhi saved Eto'o, i hope Sneijder gets rescued as well, he is wasting his prime there.

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Inb4 inter fan.

Anzhi saved Eto'o? lol. you really are the worst troll on the forum.

Where's Highburied so he can show you how it's done.

Obi, Zarate played coz of injuries....

Really poorly done nick.

It's the Mourinho effect, I can only imagine something similar to this will happen to Real Madrid...

Inter are a great team and they will be back soon. One of their main problems was that Mou set their standards really high which was always going to be hard to achieve. Additionally, I have always believed that they should have given Rafa a bit more time because he was a manager who could have built that team for the long term.

Just on paper, their team has lots of good attackers, overall a great team. I am not sure if the "Tinkerman" is the right choice for their team. But I do hope he is given enough time to justify his coaching abilities. Inter will be back, maybe not to their treble standards, but they are still a great team.

And how is Ranocchia doing? I always loved him in football manager.

Lionel Messi wrote:It's the Mourinho effect, I can only imagine something similar to this will happen to Real Madrid...

That would be normal, imo, losing probably the best coach in the world ( purely terms of football and not his antics), can take a toll in any team. For ex. same could happen if Pep leaves Barca, or if Fergie leaves Man-U.

Someone should tell Inter they won the losing game Arsenal gave up.

its not mourinho, clearly its balotelli

maybe Nick would jinx then back to greatness. good job man

Inter are back where they have always belonged...... nothing new here...

it must have been nice during their honeymoon days via Calciopoli but not anymore....... the dark days have only just began...

Sneijder should have gone to Man U this summer already.

it's really difficult to point out the main cause of their problem cos they seem to have a good squad (at least on paper)
but i for one have noticed that their defence has been sub standard so far this season

our squad isn't very good really. we're in this position because our management got lackluster and made crap (and cheap) decisions with strengthening our squad

and if anyone's cocky about juve being 1st in the league and "back to the way things should be" i wouldn't make myself look so dumb if i was you. juve don't even have CL football to play in, they don't even have EL, no european football. while the other title contenders are spending energy playing in europe, juve players are at home relaxing it up because of how embarrassingly bad they were last season

It's a mixture of factors really... Moratti deciding he doesn't want to spend moneym, injuries, coaches, aging of some of our most important players. We need a re haul. 5/6 new players to freshen things up. Also the few signings we have made are worthy at best... Ricky Maravilla 'the new messi' Alvarez...

Football goes in cycles, Inter went through a fantastic number of years where they were the best in Italy and eventually the best in Europe and then the world.

Any club would love to have a period of success like Inter had.

But you can't have highs without lows so what's important is to rebuild for next season and the season after that.

1998-2005, yours truly Inter back

Lionel Messi wrote:It's the Mourinho effect, I can only imagine something similar to this will happen to Real Madrid...

Made my day


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