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Algselt postitas Jr Vaata postitustMilito väljas Bayerni vastu. Järjekordne venitus. Oh jumal..May the Violet flag flutter in the wind on all fields of challenge and valour, a vivid hope is our solace, we have eleven athletes and one heart. Go, Fiorentina, we want you to be the queen of all teams, go, Fiorentina, fight with bravery and prowess everywhere! In any hour of dismay and victory, remember you're the history of football!
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Algselt postitas Angelo Nerazzurro Vaata postitustTäna selgitas. Võidame scudetto ära.
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Inter and Leonardo will have to clear more than one historical hurdle if they are to be crowned Italian champions again. Antonio Labbate remembers 1971 “The changing room rebelled against Heriberto Herrera,” says Roberto Boninsegna. “With all due respect, he wasn’t a Coach – he was a physical trainer. He used to tell us that we only needed to understand 20 per cent of what he was saying to win games. The problem was getting to that 20 per cent…”
It was back in November 1970 when Heriberto Herrera, not to be confused with the mythical Helenio, was shown the door by the Beneamata. Already unpopular with sections of his own squad, a 3-0 derby loss to Milan left Inter down in 10th place and, after just five League games, his dismissal was inevitable.
President Ivanoe Fraizzoli, who at the time also made it clear that he was willing to sell the club if the right offer was tabled, handed control of the side to youth team boss Giovanni Invernizzi. A former Inter player, Invernizzi was initially appointed on a temporary basis yet ended the campaign by making Italian football history.
Invernizzi rejuvenated a tactically exhausted and an under-performing squad. He turned Tarcisio Burgnich into a sweeper, played the young Mauro Bellugi at right-back, reintegrated Jair into the team, replaced summer signing Mario Frustalupi with Mario Bertini and asked the club’s senators – Giacinto Facchetti, Sandro Mazzola, Mario Corso and Boninsegna – to perform to their status.
The turning point in their season came after a defeat to Napoli in Week 7. On the flight home, Invernizzi and some of the side’s more experienced elements sat down with a fixture list to hand. Together they plotted their path to what many perceived as unlikely title glory and the tabella, as it was known, became part of Inter folklore.
Following defeat at the San Paolo, they went on an unbeaten run which saw them take 21 points from a possible 24. The Nerazzurri won the return derby, wiped out a significant point gap that winter champions Milan had over them and netted the championship with two games to spare.
Invernizzi not only became a hero of consequence, he also made sure his name would be inscribed in the footballing annals of time. Never before and not since has a Serie A team changed Coach mid-season and gone on to be crowned champions of Italy.
Four decades later though and Inter are seemingly in that same position with more than one similarity evoking memories of the past. Rafael Benitez’s frosty relationship with elements of the changing room, the appointment of a past professional with little coaching experience, Milan’s charge as Scudetto candidates and Inter’s own tabella of winning their postponed Club World Cup affected ties in hand.
With five points currently separating them from leaders Milan and with a game up their sleeves, there is no doubt that Inter are serious title challengers again. While Leonardo may not be as tactically astute as his predecessor, he has less injury problems to deal with, a January transfer window enhanced squad and old guard elements – such as Julio Cesar, Douglas Maicon and Esteban Cambiasso – who are again making the difference.
Factor in the statistic that no Italian club has ever won six titles in a row and the historical hurdles are mounting up against the current Italian, European and world champions. But Leonardo and his Inter side at least have a chance to re-write history – even if only a 20 per cent one.sigpic
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Derby d’Italia koosseisud
Inter: 1 Julio Cesar; 13 Maicon, 2 Cordoba, 15 Ranocchia, 4 Zanetti; 15 Kharja, 8 Thiago Motta, 19 Cambiasso; 10 Snejider; 7 Pazzini, 9 Eto'o.
Juventus: 1 Buffon; 43 Sorensen, 15 Barzagli, 19 Bonucci, 3 Chiellini; 27 Krasic, 4 Melo, 14 Aquilani, 8 Marchisio; 20 Toni 32 Matri.
FORZA INTER!
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Algselt postitas nike Vaata postitustLäheb jälgimiseks triobeti livestreamist!!! FORZA INTER!May the Violet flag flutter in the wind on all fields of challenge and valour, a vivid hope is our solace, we have eleven athletes and one heart. Go, Fiorentina, we want you to be the queen of all teams, go, Fiorentina, fight with bravery and prowess everywhere! In any hour of dismay and victory, remember you're the history of football!
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Kuna ma nägin viimati Interi mängu üsna kaua aega tagasi ja pole kursis eriti mängijatega, siis kas see oli teie parim koosseis tänaseks mänguks või lasi Leonardo CL-i mänguks mõndadel mängijatel puhata ja kes vigastustega oudis? Tänane mäng oli ikka suht koht jube teie poolt, vahet pole et mäng oli Juve kodu statal. Ja tänud streamide eest!
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Taaskord võõrsil Juve vastu igaaastane sittumine ära tehtud, aga no see oli ikka nii praagine esitus, et Eto'o aasta möödalöök oli ilus ja sobiv punkt sellele mängule.
Ei tea, millal viimati nii palju praaki tehti. Pärast eelmist nädalat oli tuju ülipositiivne, aga nüüd oli juba Rafa Inter, kes veeretas kuskil palli aga ründes ideid ei omanud.
Kiita ei saa praktiliselt kedagi. Juve oli muidugi taaskord suureks mänguks end üles kütnud ja Del Neri oli kodutöö korralikult teinud. Lühikesed kiired söödud ei tulnud välja, sest mehed ei suutnud palli kontrollida ja tsenderdada selle Juve vastu on üsna mõttetu.sigpic
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