Inter Milan

[mc_lovin]

Team Inter now. Very likable team if you ask me.

 

[khaled_a_d]

Team Inter now. Very likable team if you ask me.

Inter has been the worse team in the 4 games they played in QF & SF. It is like rooting for Simeone shit show tbh

 

[serghei]

Inter has been the worse team in the 4 games they played in QF & SF. It is like rooting for Simeone shit show tbh

Makes no sense to me either.

 

[Messi983]

Team Inter now. Very likable team if you ask me.

Team Inter or Team PSG. Don't care as long as it's not Arsenal.

 

[Obiaseti]

Congrats to them. Resilient team punching above their weight. They just might win the whole thing. That said they will be about as memorable as the previous UCL winning Inter. Only people I recollect from that team are Mou, Etoo and Sneijder. Most of that team tapered off to irrelevance pretty quickly. This team seems even more forgettable with all due respect, except maybe for the coach and the blondie that got violated by Yamal. Think he'll live forever in Yamal highlight reels kinda like Boateng and Neuer in the Messi clips.

 

[Porque]

Inter has been the worse team in the 4 games they played in QF & SF. It is like rooting for Simeone shit show tbh

Will be full Simeone if they make another final loss.

I want Inter to win it, certainly more than PSG even if they have LE.

They maximise their abilities to exploit the opponents defenciencies. Can't grumble at that.

Only thing I will say is that they take advantage of the referees leniency to make their early digs at the opponents attacking players. Don't hate the player, hate the game, but committing yellow card offences early on like Bastoni and Di Marco knowing the referee won't call it is something European football needs to clamp down on.

An early card for that, sends the message to keep it clean and completely alters how you approach the opposition. Instead, it just intensifies.

I wonder if one of those early challenges against Dembele or PSG gets met the same way.

 

[Barcaman]

- Team owned by a American hedge fund versus fan owned club.
- Team with no players from their academy versus team with half of the first 11 home boys. Many more at the bench.
- Team that spent big last summer while Barca had to end up in transfer surplus

One team got cornered in the mouse hole at their stadium with 29% of possession and twice as less shots.

Pick your preference.

Oh, the puta Barca, puta Catalunya chants were classy.

 

[Obiaseti]

Anyone but Qatar. Can't in good conscience support them with all the shady stuff they do as much as I respect Luis Enrique.

 

[Devils]

Congratulations Inter.

Finishing the season with the trophy for the most embarrassing CL final performance in history!

Vamos!!

 

[Porque]

Simeone Inzaghi cycle surely over.

 

[MonteCuler]

Embarrassment for Italian football.

Through the years it has been annoying me how people want to include Inzaghi's Inter among the company of great Italian teams

Allegri's Juve met prime MSN, 3peat Madrid and never got embarrassed this much, showed some fucking character on the pitch. Capello's Milan, Lippi's Juve... that is the Serie A heritage

Yes, Inzaghi era is over and I'm happy to see the end of it

 

[jamrock]

We conceded 7 against them.

7.

 

[Devils]

imagine looking back in history and realizing your club gifted two state owned sheikh-oil clubs their first CL titles.

What a miserable legacy lmao.

 

[Barcaman]

Their fans are mostly idiots. Don't feel sorry for them at all.
Fuck them. No Serie A, no Copa either.

Requie in pace

 

[soul24rage]

imagine looking back in history and realizing your club gifted two state owned sheikh-oil clubs their first CL titles.

What a miserable legacy lmao.

Not just the CL titles.

Their first ever European treble ffs.