The 2013-14 Calcio Saga Episode II

Thohir wants a manager with a modern approach and someone who doesn't fear installing young players in our first team.I think it could be Frank De Boer,he fits the description and has been linked to us since before Thohir's official buyout.

Well i doubt that he would come half way through the season so for now its more Mazzari for us Inter fans.

Yeah,no chance of that,he'll probably want to finish the season with Ajax as they're topping the table.

Next season maybe.Mazzarri will have to change some things tactically and philosophically if he wants to remain IMO.

De Boer would be an overall good choice imo though he is rather untested outside of the Netherlands

Maybe that's needed for a side like Inter.

De Boer is difficult  then he said to want the Barcellona after the Ajax. he would risk to fail here Luis Enrique-esque

In case it is easier Bielsa , it's a rumours that circulates

Bielsa is another great manager that we liked for some time and i think his approach is more likely to work in Serie A than that of De Boer

Are you sure that's what you guys need now? because I am not, I think Mazzari is doing just fine with the squad he has and another coach would do a lot worse

Stick with Mazzari till the end of the season at least.

Thing with Bielsa is that doesn't tend to stay too long. On the face of it and considering the turnover in Serie A, this isn't too much of a problem, but a coach needs some staying power for something like what Inter's putting together. Bielsa's not a "long haul" type of coach.

I think De Boer might just be though.

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The last 10 games.Inter have 8

this is even worse

You know we should get a new coach when Milan and Juvi fans are telling you to stick with your coach   

In all seriousness though, the majority of Inter fans would rather see Mazzari succeed than fail but this man is not doing himself any favors. Each match is the same, we start with his typical negative tactics and play like crap, and when it's too late he makes a couple of offensive subs we look like a completely different team. If Mazzari rediscovers his balls then we should stick with him but if he keeps going like that then to hell with him

Ultimately, Inter haven't had the starting XI to do much really.

I'd wait to see how D'ambrosio and Hernanes fit in before calling for his head

Im sure we had the starting XI to beat Catania at home but according to Mazzari the fans where to blame for that draw.

zizzle wrote:You know we should get a new coach when Milan and Juvi fans are telling you to stick with your coach   

In all seriousness though, the majority of Inter fans would rather see Mazzari succeed than fail but this man is not doing himself any favors. Each match is the same, we start with his typical negative tactics and play like crap, and when it's too late he makes a couple of offensive subs we look like a completely different team. If Mazzari rediscovers his balls then we should stick with him but if he keeps going like that then to hell with him

You can't blame the coach for not having balls all the time, you did that like 4-5 times now .... The problem must be something else there's always a bigger picture. Mazzari asked for Vucinic in the summer he got Belfodil, Mazzari asked for another CM he got none...

Cagliari's current owner Cellino very likely to sell Cagliari to QSI(PSG owners) apparently.

http://www.cagliarinews24.com/cagliari-da-cellino-alla-qatar-fundation-imminente-il-passaggio-di-proprieta-della-societa-rossoblu-7490.html

RIP Serie A ?

Lmao if Cagliari becomes the new superpower

Can't see Bielsa working in Serie A, his style is too open for this league, but I would be ecstatic if he did join Inter.

I think there's a law that prohibits single ownership for clubs that compete in the same competition. This could be a problem if Cagliari ever makes it to Europe

Nah.I think they will become some sort of feeder club imo.For example i can see PSG's youth players being sent there to develop.

zizzle wrote:I think there's a law that prohibits single ownership for clubs that compete in the same competition. This could be a problem if Cagliari ever makes it to Europe

Pozzo disagrees ( Udineze,Watford,Granda)

I dont think there was an incident where two of his clubs where in the same competition..

here's a read..

http://books.google.com/books?id=hsL0zy6gsMkC&pg=PA138&lpg=PA138&dq=UEFA+multi+ownership+rule&source=bl&ots=mrmje_qN3E&sig=EHkIEwNd-HazuuXkJ9721K9NDo4&hl=en&sa=X&ei=mP7vUuesGYmayAHN3IGwCQ&ved=0CC8Q6AEwAQ#v=onepage&q=UEFA%20multi%20ownership%20rule&f=false

lol I can't believe it .. the Arabians don't want to buy Italian top clubs ( for many reasons, bureaucracy, no possibilities to get revenues for stadiums , Serie A that is losing appeal..) , let alone Cagliari

Apparently Branca could exit Inter along with Roeslani(who owns part stake in the club).

Branca's firing is long due. After the triple season he proved to be a disaster in terms of buying/selling and contract renewals, and the Sniejder fiasco was the cherry on top.

No idea about the Roeslani situation..

Coppa Italia semi-finals

it's playing Udinese-Fiorentina
1-1 ( Di Natale,Vargas)

if Udinese goes in final it will subtract the EL place to 6th in the table

Outch, that might hurt us