Inter Could Make Roberto Baggio New Coach

Roberto Baggio could make a sensational return to Inter as coach as Massimo Moratti’s patience with Gian Piero Gasperini continues to wear thin.

Moratti has already tried to offer his coach some sage advice by telling him to change formation after a 3-4-3 against Palermo backfired on Sunday when they lost 4-3 in their first Serie A game of the season.

La Nazione now reports Inter are looking at the former Italy international as a possible replacement for Gasperini if things continue to turn out badly.

Baggio is currently studying for his coaching badges while he occupies a senior role at the FIGC (Italian FA) as head of the youth sector.

But, he could soon make a comeback to Serie A as he looks for a way back into football after his retirement from the played game in 2004.

Meanwhile, Inter have a chance to turn a corner when they welcome Trabzonspor to San Siro for their Champions League opener on Wednesday night.

Baggio as coach
"Chance to turn a corner" after one game

it looks like gasparini has responded to the pressure as today he said that a 4 man back line is a possibility

I dont think its a good thing that our coach is changing his entire system at the first sign of pressure

How many times did Mou EVER bend to media pressure? Not never

VibeTribe wrote:I don't give a *bleep* what happens to Gasperini,any manager who thinks this backline should stand on the halfline can GTFO.

If you want to play possession you have to play a high line...mutually exclusive

*with 2 slow midfielders with average passing ability

both extremely valid points lulz

What the hell is a coaching badge?

Camurrìa.Sto.Stronzo wrote:What the hell is a coaching badge?

They give them out for completing courses at coverciano, Im not sure exactly how it works but once you get a certain number then UEFA recognizes you as a professional manager.

Edit: the reason why we are always able to churn out managers of the highest calibre is because the schooling they recieve at coverciano is the best in the world.

Best in the world within Italy you mean?

I mean, Moratti has been a cracking owner for Inter, but it's kind of annoying that he makes more public interviews about the team, formations, transfers, etc, than the actual manager.

He may as well manage the team at one stage

Sepi wrote:I mean, Moratti has been a cracking owner for Inter, but it's kind of annoying that he makes more public interviews about the team, formations, transfers, etc, than the actual manager.

He may as well manage the team at one stage

For a period there he basically did.

That period is called: the 90s

Aka the time we won jack sheeeit

bhends wrote:That period is called: the 90s

Aka the time we won jack sheeeit

Thats what I fear the most. That we may be back tracking to does times, I hope not.

I really really hope not... we need a top class coach not a top class player coaching...

We need and experienced coach... no new comers!

What we need is ONE coach...who is allowed to do his job without looking over his shoulder and gets a fair chance to institute their system

Were 0/3 for managers getting that chance since mou left

Tbh I don't even think it matters who that person is...

bhends wrote:What we need is ONE coach...who is allowed to do his job without looking over his shoulder and gets a fair chance to institute their system

Were 0/3 for managers getting that chance since mou left

Tbh I don't even think it matters who that person is...

coz ever since Mou left we've been hiring care takers for when Guardiola's contract expires...He's Moratti's new obsession

I think Baggio would help you guys more if he actually suited up...