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That we got a bit of luck is true, but you always need a bit of luck to go through. You needed a lot of luck to go through in 2009 against Chelsea ... and it was even more controversial than Barcelona Inter. And against Milan in 2006 semifinal when Shevchenko's unfairly disallowed goal would...

thank you!

I understand and you make some good points, though I disagree that Inter should have still played in 10 men. If this had happened to you against Real Madrid in a semifinal, you'd have been livid. It was arguably not even a foul.

If that's what's happening there, then they are idiots ..... i am on interfans, the only drama that happens there is people constantly arguing about whether we should sack Inzaghi (not even kidding lol)

Honestly, I really didn't, but ok

on the biggest italian Inter forum, they haven't even opened the topic on the game. They will open it only after the game prior to it has finished.

I see having the first leg at home as an advantage, despite many people usually think the opposite.

What's your calendar?

What's your predictions? Do you see it as an advantage or a disadvantage to play game 1 at home?

can we talk about the game and stop the drama?

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Anyhow, crazy how many feelings this game can evoke, as a result of 2010.

like who?

Inter is the most hated club in Italy, according to polls. Which is to be expected, since Juventus hates us, and they happen to have the most fans.

Yes, you are right! At least we share the same town, unlike you with Madrid! But, instead of being insulting, since you started with "GTFO" and "fuck off" ... Maybe grow up and talk about the game?

You'd be surprised how most people want us to lose here. Even the italian commentary almost choked when Pavard scored against Bayern

It's normally Barcelona, historically, that's used to making big proclaims. Johan Cruijff thought his Barça team was so much better than Milan, and made it well known before the final he lost 4 - 0 in 1994. Same goes for Romario and other Barcelona players who proclaimed they'd already won that...

Our (Inter) best ability is probably that we don't really offer many points of reference to opponents. Tottenham with Kane could have been an opposite, just to make my argument clearer. We play as a team, and we don't really have any particular player you need to stop in order to stop us. This...

Iniesta not playing was probably the biggest influence in my opinion. We did park the bus, but can you blame us for parking the bus against the Barcelona of those years, when in 10 at Camp Nou? Trying to play an open game would have annihilated us.

Not really complaining, I've just read a good share of references in this topic. Quite understandably though