Brazil stopped being a proper Jogo Bonito team full of flair since Brazilians decided to go to the Premier League. There is no sauce there, too robotic.
Prime Brazil was when ballers like R9, Dinho, Kaka, Cafu, Adriano were painting football in Serie A.
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No-one embodies this more than Darmian. Literally not a single fan turned up after his medical. People turned up for Vidal & Kolarov who were signed during same window.
Safe to say Darmian has had a better playing career at Inter out of all 3.
In an emotional interview back in 2014, Cristian Chivu said farewell to the fans as he was forced to retire early due to a foot injury.
"That's life, I don't have any resentment. A long journey has ended and now new life can start and I accept that. Everything I did, I did it with my heart."
And a new life indeed has started. 🏆
A piece that made (hopefully) many interista make peace with Inzaghi. He seemed genuine in his words and imho this interview wiped the ‘bitter taste’ off of the bad break up last season. At least for me I can have a good closure. Good riddance
Grazie Simone 🖤💙
Excellent interview.
Both the interviewer & the interviewee. A throwback to when the Gazzetta was the undisputed best football newspaper in the world.
A fired up, united & somewhat angry Inter send out a Scudetto statement win led by their talismanic captain Lautaro Martinez who embodies Inter when the team is on form.
Every single Inter player was good tonight, but can't help but give an extra thought to Thuram & Barella who have been HEAVILY & deservedly criticized.
Tonight they led the way. But the fact remains: No Lautaro = no party = no Inter.
A win against Como next week & Inter can start looking in the calendar as to when to prepare the Scudetto party.
I really feel for Chivu. He came to be a manager and has been a therapist since day one. First he had to handle the CL final debacle which wasn’t his and the following club World Cup. Now he has to handle the Italy debacle which isn’t his.