Internazionale Main Thread III
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by Lombardiamia » Mon May 24, 2010 2:26 pm
As long as the results are similar to those of Mourinho, I'm happy to see Moratti overpaying Capello.
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by Lombardiamia » Mon May 24, 2010 2:29 pm
Meanwhile, this is what Moratti said today about this summer's transfer market -
"Quando vinci ti viene voglia di vincere ancora. I doveri ci sono sempre e forse sono anche più forti rispetto al passato, però bisogna valutare la situazione, tenendo presente che c’è chi corre a duecento all’ora da cinque anni e l'usura c'è. Un colpo grosso penso che lo faremo e poi ci saranno dei normali ritocchi. Avremo due giovani, Coutinho, che è bravo, e Biabiany, penso"
Moratti seems convinced we will get at least a great player..
"Quando vinci ti viene voglia di vincere ancora. I doveri ci sono sempre e forse sono anche più forti rispetto al passato, però bisogna valutare la situazione, tenendo presente che c’è chi corre a duecento all’ora da cinque anni e l'usura c'è. Un colpo grosso penso che lo faremo e poi ci saranno dei normali ritocchi. Avremo due giovani, Coutinho, che è bravo, e Biabiany, penso"
Moratti seems convinced we will get at least a great player..
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by Totally FRANK » Mon May 24, 2010 4:07 pm
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by Messinterista » Tue May 25, 2010 3:22 am
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by Messinterista » Tue May 25, 2010 3:32 am
Guardiola, Benitez and Capello in focus as Inter and Moratti look to the future
LONDON/MILAN, May 24: Internazionale completed the triumphant return from Madrid by launching their pursuit of a new coach in the wake of Jose Mourinho's virtual declararation of intent to a move to Real Madrid.
Mourinho has made little secret of the likelihood of his quitting Inter after leading them to a treble of Champions League, Italian league and Italian cup.
President Massimo Moratti, from his comments, was clearly irritated that Mourinho had been as open about his likely Inter exit so soon after the victory over Bayern Munich. But Moratti will hardly have been surprised and already Inter general manager Marco Branca had drawn up a shortlist of potential replacements.
These include Liverfekkin'wankscum's Rafa Benitez, an earlier target for Juventus, England's Italian boss Fabio Capello and Barcelona's all-conquering Pep Guardiola.
The problem with Capello, apart from an England contract taking him through to 2012, would be in having to wait for him until after the World Cup finals.
Asked, after England's 3-1 win over Mexico, about the Inter vacancy, Capello said: "Madrid, Inter . . . it's very nice for me but my focus is on the World Cup."
The situation with Guardiola is more fluid. He has indicated a will to stay with Barcelona but whether he signs a proferred contract extension depends on the outcome of club presidential elections on June 13.
As for Benitez, prising him away from Anfield - as Juve found - depends on Inter's readiness to bring his various coaching and scouting aides.
Source: http://www.sportsfeatures.com/soccernew ... the-future
LONDON/MILAN, May 24: Internazionale completed the triumphant return from Madrid by launching their pursuit of a new coach in the wake of Jose Mourinho's virtual declararation of intent to a move to Real Madrid.
Mourinho has made little secret of the likelihood of his quitting Inter after leading them to a treble of Champions League, Italian league and Italian cup.
President Massimo Moratti, from his comments, was clearly irritated that Mourinho had been as open about his likely Inter exit so soon after the victory over Bayern Munich. But Moratti will hardly have been surprised and already Inter general manager Marco Branca had drawn up a shortlist of potential replacements.
These include Liverfekkin'wankscum's Rafa Benitez, an earlier target for Juventus, England's Italian boss Fabio Capello and Barcelona's all-conquering Pep Guardiola.
The problem with Capello, apart from an England contract taking him through to 2012, would be in having to wait for him until after the World Cup finals.
Asked, after England's 3-1 win over Mexico, about the Inter vacancy, Capello said: "Madrid, Inter . . . it's very nice for me but my focus is on the World Cup."
The situation with Guardiola is more fluid. He has indicated a will to stay with Barcelona but whether he signs a proferred contract extension depends on the outcome of club presidential elections on June 13.
As for Benitez, prising him away from Anfield - as Juve found - depends on Inter's readiness to bring his various coaching and scouting aides.
Source: http://www.sportsfeatures.com/soccernew ... the-future
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by Dejan-Stankovic » Tue May 25, 2010 6:35 am
Worst case scenario; Cambiasso player-manager. It might be our only option in the end..
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by Dejan-Stankovic » Tue May 25, 2010 6:37 am
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