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by **Messinterista** » Fri May 13, 2016 11:38 pm

I think we achieved what was a "realistic" final position on the table.
We will not go any further than fourth and have a disastrous Europa League campaign if we keep Mancio next season.
The way he churns through quality players is unacceptable and leaves bad impressions on the club.
After whats happened to guys like Shaq, Podolski and JoJo, who would want to join us???
In saying that, I am one for stability and would give Mancio next season in the hope that he proves me wrong with a couple of quality signings.
What are you thoughts on Handana leaving us? I won't mind it providing his replacement is one of Sirigu or Perin - preferably Perin despite his injury.

by **zafferano** » Sat May 14, 2016 10:07 am

AND THE MERDA ALWAYS BLAME MORATTI

http://www.corrieredellosport.it/news/c ... _al_milan/

MILANO - «Calciopoli? Un giorno Berlusconi mi chiamò a palazzo Grazioli. Da buon contadino non sapevo neppure se fosse casa sua o la sede del partito. Sono andato lì. Prima mi disse che c’erano delle intercettazioni senza rilevanza penale di cui era al corrente anche Galliani, Carraro e un generale. Mi offrì di andare al Milan. A quel punto Galliani, che non gradiva, fece scoppiare il caso». Lo dice Luciano Moggi, ex direttore generale della Juventus, a La Zanzara su Radio 24, a dieci anni dallo scoppio di Calciopoli.

Juventus-Inter, la coreografia dello Stadium è sullo "scudetto di cartone"
Juventus-Inter, la coreografia dello Stadium è sullo "scudetto di cartone"
«La realtà – dice Moggi – è una sola. Quando ero alla Juve al massimo abbiamo vinto due scudetti consecutivi. Dal 2000 al 2004 hanno vinto la Lazio, il Milan e la Roma. La Lazio, per l’alluvione allo stadio con 74 minuti di sospensione della partita. Cosa mai successa. La Roma anche grazie al caso Nakata. Ci hanno fatto perdere dei campionati per cose irregolari, in quel momento la Juve era la parte debole. Torniamo all’alluvione di Perugia. Guarda caso poi viene fuori dalle intercettazioni che Collina va a parlare con Galliani e dice: vengo a mezzanotte, entro dalla porta dietro così non mi vedono. Se non poteva vincere il Milan, non volevano nemmeno che vincesse la Juventus».

by **Totally FRANK** » Thu May 19, 2016 2:33 pm

The problem with Handa leaving is that, we will miss the calmness he gives to our backline. However, with the list of players that could be sold he is the only one on the wrong side of 30. I hope we can take Perin if we sell Handa. The absolutely un-sellable players are Miranda, Perisic and Icardi. Kondogbia is getting better and Brozovic has so much potential. At the moment, he makes way too many mistakes but he is young.

JoJo has been such a disappointment, he is way too selfish to be the no.10 for a team like us. He needs to recognize that there are equally good or better players around him and needs to distribute the ball better. I wouldn't be bothered if he leaves, especially if we are getting Banega.

Out: Murillo (if we get 35m for him), JoJo, Melo, Telles, Ljajic, handa (if we have to)
In: Someone to replace Murillo, Perin, Banega, a Lb and RB, Gabbiadini, Regista (Biglia)

by **Totally FRANK** » Fri May 20, 2016 5:07 pm

The legend that one us the treble, literally!

http://www.goal.com/en/news/1717/editor ... ID=HP_FT_3

by **Messinterista** » Wed Jun 01, 2016 11:23 pm

OFFICIAL: Inter sign Caner

Inter have announced the free-transfer signing of Turkey left-back Caner Erkin from Fenerbahce on a three-year contract.

Caner [pictured, right] has long been linked with Inter, Roberto Mancini having become a fan of the former CSKA Moscow man during his spell as Galatasaray boss, and he will now spend the next three seasons at the Giuseppe Meazza.

“Caner Erkin is a new Inter player,” read a statement on Inter’s official website.

“The Turkish defender, whose contract with Fenerbahce is expiring, will join Inter on a three-year contract as of July 1, 2016.”

Source: http://www.football-italia.net/85238/of ... sign-caner

by **Messinterista** » Wed Jun 01, 2016 11:25 pm

Reuters: Suning-Inter deal June 5

News agency Reuters claims two sources confirmed Inter will sell a majority stake to Suning Group by June 5.

The reports are spreading rapidly that the Chinese investors are planning not to buy 20 per cent, but 70 per cent of the club.

Suning, which owns local club Jiangsu Suning, is one of China's biggest private firms with annual revenue topping $20 billion.

"A deal with Suning is expected around June 5," one of the sources told Reuters.

Another source added that Suning would own considerably more than 20 per cent of the Serie A club.

Massimo Moratti seems set to sell his entire 30 per cent stake in Inter, while Thohir would also sell at least 30 per cent.

Source: http://www.football-italia.net/85261/re ... eal-june-5

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Wow, things have accelerated and holy crap if true! Welcome! Welcome! Welcome!

by **Lombardiamia** » Fri Jun 03, 2016 8:05 am

Wow Inter made in China. We'll take the shirts black market by storm.

by **Totally FRANK** » Mon Jun 06, 2016 7:53 pm

Lomba, what's the general feeling back in Italy on this Chinese takeover?

by **Lombardiamia** » Thu Jun 09, 2016 2:23 pm

Totally FRANK wrote:Lomba, what's the general feeling back in Italy on this Chinese takeover?

Everyone seems more than optimistic. Can't blame them given our recent history. These guys have spent 100M in January's transfer market for Jiangsu... so why shouldn't they invest now in Inter?

We'll wait and see, but I sure hope no one expects us to be buying huge just because of them. We need revenue in order to spend big.

by **zafferano** » Wed Jun 22, 2016 10:24 am

http://www.football-italia.net/86124/ag ... nt-berardi

he is coming back tomorrow
interesting to hear what he got to say

by **Messinterista** » Wed Jun 29, 2016 9:00 am

Suning put €242m into Inter

Suning increased Inter's capital by €242m as they took over and nominated a new board of directors.

Yesterday's meeting of the board was the first in which the Nerazzurri's new owners truly got their hands on the steering wheel, and they nominated a new team of directors.

The board is now a mix of new and old faces, with Steven Zhang, the son of the owner Jindong, heading a group of Chinese directors that comprises Ren Jun, Mi Xin, Yang Yang, and Liu Jun. The board still includes president Erick Thohir, Handy Soetedjo, Michael Bolingbroke and Nicola Volpi.

Thohir is expected to leave the club or at least give up on his position of authority before the end of the year, selling the remainder of his minority shares to Suning.

The Chinese business group increased Inter's capital by €142m when they purchased the shares and added another €100m in the form of a loan, bringing the club's new liquidity up by €242m.

There are still limits on what Inter can do on the market because of their need to meet FIFA's Financial Fair Play regulations, which demand a balance between a club's debt and their revenue.

The Biscione's revenue was severely capped by their failure to qualify for the Champions League last season, and Suning will attempt to compensate for that by creating new business partnerships and finding new sponsors abroad.

Source: http://www.football-italia.net/86531/su ... 242m-inter

by **Totally FRANK** » Wed Jun 29, 2016 5:53 pm

It's curious that Thohir talked about us chasing Gabriel Jesus, Berardi and Candreva. Why would you do that? That's a sure shot way to drive up prices. I have a feeling that it was just a marketing trick to satisfy the fans and others that we are chasing the big name players that are going to cost a lot. In the end we probably won't get anyone from the 3.