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After the last two seasons a change was inevitable. Long overdue, some might say. But there are many ways to part company with your many falling stars and Inter didn't choose the most graceful.
It is certainly true that you need to try your best to offload underperforming players or players whose performance do not justify their original salary anymore. But you can do it with some style. As it happened with the likes of Lucio (free to join Juventus), Forlan (Internacional), Maicon (Real Madrid or Chelsea?), Pazzini (Sampdoria bound).
All were given time and the opportunity to find a new team. Juventus' treatment of Alessandro Del Piero was widely considered disgraceful and many Nerazzurri fans took pride in the fact that nothing similar could happen at Inter – or so they thought.
So it was quite surprising and unpleasant to see Inter announcing the signings of Handanovic and Silvestre and, on the other hand, announcing that both Julio Cesar and Dejan Stankovic “will not train with the rest of the squad as they are not part of Stramaccioni's plans anymore”.
If the coach is the man who really took the decision, it is safe to say that he must have passed his views on the players at the end of last season. Nearly two months ago. So did Inter really need to deliver this kind of message on the very last day, through lawyers and media, to players like Julio Cesar and Dejan Stankovic? The duo are maybe worn out, but always loyal and committed.
It is very hard to understand why a player like Christian Chivu, who has been slipping steadily downhill for some seasons, has been offered a new (reduced) contract, whereas Julio Cesar and Deki are considered surplus despite contracts that last until 2014. Irregular? Probably. Unfair? Certainly.
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Posted by CaptainFerguson10 on 07/06/2012
Absolutely disgusted with Inter and their treatment of these aforementioned players, classless yet utterly typical of the management of Inter lack of patience. Lucio, loyal servant to the club where he helped Inter achieve it's greatest season, dumped on his ears. All the best at Juve lad! Though Maicon, Forlan and Stankovic, and to some regard Cesar did need replacing, cancelling contracts isn't cost effective. That and the waste of money the likes of Johnathan and Chivu (can't BELIEVE he get a contract) were it's bewildering Moratti actions, remember this man also sold Pirlo, Seedorf, Carlos, and Ronaldo! RIP Inter!
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Posted by robou on 07/06/2012
I am an Inter fan, and I have no problem with these changes. Inter is a top team, that is expected, by its fanbase, more than anything, to perform well. Getting rid of under-performing, overpaid players is a good way of ensure we don't have a season like the one just gone by. Cancelling contracts may not been the cleanest or most efficient way of doing this, but if it is what is required for Strama to be able to rebuild the team, then onwards! Robust? Yes. Unfair? No. FORZA INTER!
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Posted by CaptainFerguson10 on 07/06/2012
Robou, I respect your opinion as an inter fan. Getting rid of the under-performers is correct, however the circumstances why many of the players under-performed was because of the woeful appointment of Gasperini. After that disaster was sorted, Inter never really recovered so blaming the players totally isn't fair. Also by your logic the worst performers should leave, so why was Chivu contract extended and Sneider still an Inter player? The cull has nothing to do with under-performers, it's to do with aged high earners being replaced with younger lower earners who also are yet to prove their worth! Very risky if Moratti thinks Inter will dominate this season, which I seriously doubt!
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Posted by nima on 07/06/2012
I find it a concern where Moratti talks of a young squad yet buts two 30+ yr old players. It's crazy the way we have treated quality loyal players yet an error riddened donkey like Chivu gets extended....same said about palombo? We've sold the likes of santon and khrin who were both talented. Lucio to Juve is a mistake as was selling legends like Pirlo and Seedorf. It seems Moratti and Branca the idiot just don't learn from.their mistakes. I fear coutinho and poli will be loaned or sold too and am concerned about Handanovic when we had Viviano. This is becoming a circus act where as Juve are strengthening we are helping our rivals strengthen at our own expense. Seemingly Moratti doesnt want to spend anymore which is fair enough but don't then sell our youth talent on the cheap you fucking idiots. I'm concerned and disappointed that they are destroying the beneamata. Forza Inter
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Posted by Ade on 07/06/2012
I have to say Marco Fassone is the deal. We can all be Emotional. But lets be sincere Moratti is paying all this bills. he has been offsetting Inter's Loss since 1995. Inputting over 800 Million into inter. Inter's current Wage bill is over 140 million dollars yearly. It needs to go down to less than 70 million considering we are in the Europa League. Napoli operate on a salary of 42 million. Udinese 22 million and these teams are above us. It really doesn't add up. Inter needs to be self sustaining. Julio Cesar earns 4.5 million, a year. Handanovic would be earning 1.8 million plus 200,000 in bonuses every year you keep Cesar you can pay handanovic for 2 years. Forlan Earns 3 million, now he earns 25k weekly in brazil. Most of these players shouting loyalty are all after their pocket. they don't want a pay deduction, yet won't perform. Chivu took a pay cute of over 1 million to stay, samuel too. Look at the teams coming for them(turkish) teams couldn't even afford to pay lucio $2 mil
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Posted by Ade on 07/06/2012
It is simple, we can all be emotional. These old guys also tear the dressing room down, complain when they don't play. Fight the coach and make life hard for him. Stramacioni is very smart, he doesn't want to have a civil war to be a coach. Mudingayi (1.2), Palacio (2 million)guarin 2.5 million, silvestre(1.2 ) , are cheap options. Sending Lucio who earns 3.5 million, stankovic 3.5 million, forlan 3.5 million cesar, 4.5 million, cordoba retired 3.5 million, and pazzini 2.5 million away is a big garnishing of wages. We need to also get a stadium and be in compliance with FFP don't forget.
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Posted by Moises on 07/06/2012
Julio Cesar did not deserve such treatment indeed, the Chivu thing is puzzling to say the least, Deki could have had better treatment, Lucio to Juventus... I think Inter deserved more respect from him (should've gone to Brazil IMO).
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Posted by Tony on 07/06/2012
Good to see the blog active again :)
Players come and go all the time, it's a business and as fans we must endure it. Giving up players for free shows how overpaid they truly are. No other team would have bought the contracts so Inter gives a free release and let the pieces fall where they may. The Chivu deal is puzzling for sure I grant you that. IF we can sell Cesar and/or Deki then great for us, if not we continue paying them for nothing. Someone mentioned Poli....he is not at the pre season camp so not sure what his status is. Faraoni is good as gone as well. Strange choices, it will make for an interesting season for sure.
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Posted by lanre on 07/06/2012
let be calm and 've patient for what our president process, let's remind ourself that a young coach like strama too control our vetran , it will be hard him because day always give conplain if day sat on the bench.
I 'm Interister for live
forza inter
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Posted by kalu on 07/07/2012
president moratti is trying his reduceing the edge of team look at forlan lucio stanckovic Julio the are all 32+ but replacing them palacios silvester handanovic now 30- that's the sign of good thing coming then replace any unperfomed player good work president Marathi.
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Posted by Sia on 07/07/2012
I'm glad Gianni wrote a blog on this issue. Tony and few others said it as it is 'Players come and go all the time, it's a business and as fans we must endure it'. Lucio, Maicon are past their prime, this is a best time to replace them for good value, Stankovic has been beyond slow, he should've been sold last season, as far as Cesar that's is bet puzzeling for me? He does great in the net and goalies can last much longer with age, is Handancovic much better than Cesar? I personally don't think so. Silvestre was a great purchase, but Palacio I think was a huge mistake, he is older, slower, playing in Serie B and not even doing much there, Forlan didn't work for Inter, but Palacio is not the striker that we need, he is another Zarate but older and slower, Moratti needed to find another top striker to pair up with Milito, which he didn't again, let's hope Longo matures fast and takes that role.
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Posted by Mustafa on 07/07/2012
Good points. Deki and Julio Cesar always turn up in the biggest moments, and they are solid players, albeit a little tired. Chivu is a player who could easily be substituted or sold for a good amount of money. Inter's player management always falls behind those of other clubs, such as Juventus or Milan. It seems like nonsense to give Chivu a new contract whilst more influential players like Cesar and Deki are left out. Although Handanovic is a good signing, I wouldn't buy him simply because Julio is a top player, and unless he leaves, it will cause trouble and resentment in the locker room for sure.
I think it's safe to say that there will be added problems within the group, problems that were nonexistent only 3-4 months ago. With Lucio, Forlan, possibly Pazzini and Maicon out, things will take time to adjust and we might even see a few key players leave maybe in January or after seasons' end. The only thing saving us is good results. If we do that, then things will be easier on us.
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Posted by Ameri-Inter on 07/07/2012
I dont believe Cesar should just be pushed off to the side, he in my eyes, is still one of the best. He was the only reason Inters goals conceded last season werent 3x worse then they already were. I dont even know a GK capable of saving PKs like cesar, a very useful feature as many people consider it a "free goal". I say if a club comes around offering a fair price for Deki, then its okay to sell, but i dont want to see him released. Nobody was complaining 10-11 season when Deki was coming up big in troubled games when Milito and Sneijder were injured. I remember a nice hat trick, and an incredible goal against Roma in a game that would have otherwise ended goalless. Even when he came on last season, he may not have blasted in any goals, but his great short passes were very alike Thiago Motta. He could be a great substitute for injuries. Inter needs a new young (not too young) striker that can train alongside Milito and become the player he once was for Inter.
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Posted by Ade on 07/07/2012
@mustafa & @ameri-inter. If this guys you are rooting for not to leave are smart. They should ask for a pay cut. If they can't ask for their salary to be reduced. Recoba asked for a paycut when inter had issues, i really don't see why Cesar or Stankovic shouldn't request a pay cut. Look only turkish teams came for Lucio, and none of them wanted to pay 2 million for him neither did they want to pay 2 million for his salary yearly. Forlan was earning 3.5 million yearly returns of only 2 goals, something castaignos scored playing maybe ten matches. He leaves inter and now he is earning 1.2 million yearly in brazil. He could have asked for a honorable paycut at inter possible earn 2 million. Handanovic will earn 1.8 million and 200,000 in bonuses every year. He is 27 years old has ample experience. Inter can pay handanovic for 2 years on Cesar's salary. So why Keep Cesar. Castellazi appeared 31 times in the last two season, injuries and when he plays he has been conceding stupid goals.
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Posted by Ade on 07/07/2012
Are we going to expect moratti to cover losses because he is a billionaire. Over 800 million euros of his fortune put into inter. Show Some mercy to Moratti. Inter needs to stand on its own, we have the best youth academy in the world, even La masia can't boast of talents from our Academy lets utilize them. Chivu took a paycut. he earns 2 million now from his 3.6 million. he earns 600,000 in bonuses and image rights. Thats what i am talking of. We are playing in Europa League, maximum money we can make is prolly 30 million Euros, Inters Wage Bill is $141 million dollars, and you people want a stadium also. So do you think you want to win Europa league with such a wage bill. Don't forget Moratti, and berlusconi asked Platini for FFP. So they need to comply. Friends please lets be realistic here. I like Fassone in Inter he is making a drastic change. He built Napoli to one of the most profitable outfit on a string shoe budget. Look at Udinese we need to copy their model. Moratti the best
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Posted by rick james on 07/10/2012
They are like Arsenal now only competiting with the hope of winning the league and cl, moratti is trying to make money by sellin g players or letting them go, they will be like lazio, their run has come to an end
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Posted by rick james on 07/10/2012
They are like Arsenal now only competiting with the hope of winning the league and cl, moratti is trying to make money by sellin g players or letting them go, they will be like lazio, their run has come to an end
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Posted by marcello on 07/10/2012
I absolutely like every move Inter are making at the moment, with the exception of keeping Chivu. Chivu needs to go, but he won't be a regular so it's not that big of a deal. Lucas, Samuel, Silvestre, and Naga will all start over him. The defense was woeful last year, and needed an upgrade. Clearly, there is a need to balance their finances, however many of these players need to go .. and they should go while they still demand some worth (Maicon, Ceasar, etc). There will be no trouble in the locker room, guys like Zanetti and Cambiasso are still there. Strama is doing the right thing, injecting youth in this team. Keeping Sneijder was pivotal, he will have a career year mark my words. Coutinho was huge in bringing back, Guarin looked good and Ricky Alvarez has a year under his belt. Inter will be back this year. FORZA
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Posted by Kyle on 07/10/2012
I'm an Inter fan. I like what Inter is doing by going with the youth movement, but I don't like what they did with Cesar and Stankovic. They could keep them around and try to sell them rather than kill their trade value by not letting them train. Should be interesting to see how this all plays out. At the end of the day, if Inter sheds a lot of money, frees up playing time for their promising young players and ends up with Lucas, Paulinho, Sylvestre and Handanovic, its an amazing summer.
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Posted by Sam on 07/10/2012
The sentimentality of some of the comments are quite suprising to me. I am like most of you in that it pains me to see our legends who won the treble and 5 stright titles being moved on in such a manner but I also watched last season as many of them struggled with form fitness and motivation. We fielded the oldest team in the CL last year and it was about time for change.
I would have loved to have seen other clubs come in with offers to take our stars to other teams in a dignified way but unfortunately Inter had a history of paying well above standard rates so no club could afford the wages. The only options left were to keep the players for the terms of their contracts and let them leave at the end but not have enough for any new signings, have them take pay cuts to stay (most would say no) or release them on a free to find a new club. Inter should have started to sell some of the old guard straight after the CL at a premium but sentimentality got in the way. With our new coach and
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Posted by Sam on 07/10/2012
seeming new certain direction Inter have started anew. There are going to be teething problems and it will be tough to say goodbye to some of our great but it is time to move on. Hopefully Inter give Strama the time to achieve his aim. The worst scenario would have been like Chelsea last year under AVB where the old guard could not adapt to change and the whole thing impoded. Hopefully the players we bring in are chosen for a tactical reason and the talent from the youth team is encouraged and exploited. Young players do not always play well but give them confidence and they will come good. Just look at Santon at Newcastle, given a good run of starts he has shown himself to still be a quality player!
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Posted by chele10 on 07/10/2012
Samir, jonathan (debuchy), samuel, silvestre (juan), zanetti,guarin, cambiasso/poli, sneijder,alvarez, palacio/coutinho,& Milito! Still need 1 more forward, top class. Maybe RVP would be great! adding him would be great competition that would result in great results for the team. Need to go back to the Mou era of having 2 per position. Why RVP? we need someone like him to get the scudetto back! Tevez would be another option and a great one!Tevez is perfect for 4-3-3 that Strama likes or 4-2-3-1! we just need one more top player to make it a scudetto squadra! for the future we need full backs,a top center mid! As for the crying of this blog, see Fassone's words, they had to make a decision! like usual, it's business!
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Posted by TS on 07/10/2012
I think Chivu is being kept more as a backup CB which is what his natural position is...we need to remember that Silvestre is at Inter on loan and Samuel is getting old/prone to injury...Juan is still young so we need to have someone with experience just in case...As for Cesar, I think we should try to sell him and get some money while we still can...Deki should stay to show the ropes for the young lads but should not be a starter like he was for half of last season...I don't think we need Tevez + drama in the Nerazzurri locker room but I hope that Longo steps up to the missing forward position...I really hope Strama can see the full potential of Countinho...he really is the gem of Inter
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Posted by inter fan on 07/11/2012
I hope Stramaccioni moves Zanetti to right or left back in order to add more speed (Alvarez / Obi /Guarin) to midfield and make team more dangerous on the counterattack.
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Posted by cocoliche on 07/12/2012
1. Moratti said since last year that he takes FFP very seriously.
2. Inter had several old players on multi-million dollar contracts, yet we barely qualified for Europa.
3. Clubs should be making money, not losing it.
4. Is it fair if a player thinks his salary comes before the club? No.
5. Inter have had 5 coaches in two years, and we weren't very good with any of them - so can we really blame the coaches?
Inter had old players who weren't producing proportionate to their extremely high salaries. So what is Inter going to do, keep them?
Look at AC Milan, they kept Ambrosini, Seedorf, Inzaghi, Nesta, etc and now they are in such desperate need of money they may have to sell Ibra & Silva. This is what happens when you keep too many expensive veterans for too long.
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Posted by Moises on 07/13/2012
Turns out Inter won't be keeping Poli, that's not a very good idea IMO. He's italian, young and a good player with potential.
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Posted by zamorano1908 on 07/19/2012
first and foremost, Thiago Motta shouldnt be given the green light to leave as he was an integral player for Inter and was crucial of the way Inter played. so, it is indeed necessary that 2 players to replace him. Fredy Guarin is one, and Poli was an unfortunate matter not to keep him. but Guarin is there and if i must choose the other has to be Gareth Bale or Jack Wilshere keeping in mind as compared to the caliber of Motta's Quality.
it is quite interesting to see Mbaye, Bianchetti, Duncan & Longo in the squad.. Jonathan is a winner too.
and please, Thomas Muller - welcome him in & hopefully Inter will be Champions again. INTER!
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Posted by Bellal A. on 07/22/2012
I hope Inter snatch up Sahin
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Posted by Parham on 07/24/2012
Caitlin + Aidan's wedding in Maplewood, NJ it was so great sneeig them again after Laura + Justin's wedding in May!a0 I felt so welcomed, like a member of their family!a0 Thanks again to Cesar
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Posted by samson on 07/24/2012
i am inter fans. we need a good soild team bcos we must win d league dis season and win d europa
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Posted by IC2 on 07/27/2012
Gaby Mudingayi - a wise & gradually a better choice than De Jong.
it is obvious now that Julio Cesar & Pazzini might be let off since they are excluded in the Europa Lg squad. seeing them both to move on elsewhere can be a sure thing for the good of the team & for both players.
Jonathan is strong, Maicon - dear please do not let him go regardless as he is integral & the best RB in the game (Inter need him.)
with love & respect for Stankovic, 90 mins is a no-no for him & it is set that he is a no starter. yet i hope to see him remains inter simply because he is a proven champion & especially useful for depth & experience.
lastly Luc Castaignos - though i like him due to his potential, if he is not needed at all to play then he should be sold & gain the funds to sign at least one more quality attacker to wrap up singning for this season.. THOMAS MULLER is a dream & too much to ask? Longo is already interesting but yup.. if Luc leaves, hopefully Inter signs 1 more attack-minded play
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Posted by Sia on 08/02/2012
Gianni, Your thoughts on Chinese investor's (Second largest share holders)to build a new Stadium? Also your thoughts on Inter's Europa performance please?
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Posted by Gianni on 08/02/2012
@ Sia. Chinese investor, so more money, etc. I know how they present this kind of package. Many people will be pleased, I am not. I do not think Inter and/or AC Milan need a new stadium. Maybe San Siro can be slightly redeveloped but it is still one of the most impressive football venues around the world. Instead of building a new stadium I'd try my best to build a great team worth of the privilege to play there, then you will see numbers increasing everywhere (tickets, shirts, etc).
As regards Europa League. Hajduk can be a problem only because Inter need still to refine many things (1st athletic condition). But the difference between the two sides is so huge that Nerazzurri are sure to go through.
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Posted by Sia on 08/03/2012
@ Gianni
Great Thank You Gianni, well Europa League 1st leg went great as you mentioned. I also agree with you 100% on Stadium subject, I'm wondering why money is not going toward buying better players or other needs, instead of a brand new Stadium?? Would be wiser to built a better team than a newer arena!
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Posted by Tony on 08/03/2012
@Sia & Gianni
While I agree the San Siro is an impressive place to play you must agree it's a dinasour. Neither Inter or AC make any money playing there. A redevelopment of the existing structure is not practical due to the half hazard renovation prior to Italia '90. The building of a new stadium is fundamental to increased revenues. Increased revenues often equal more aggressive transfer periods. Costs of building a stadium do not count towards FFP, buying and paying players does count. It's business, plain and simple.
Gianni, any update on the new hybrid field being installed at the San Siro? Thanks. :)
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Posted by Tony on 08/03/2012
@Sia & Gianni
While I agree the San Siro is an impressive place to play you must agree it's a dinasour. Neither Inter or AC make any money playing there. A redevelopment of the existing structure is not practical due to the half hazard renovation prior to Italia '90. The building of a new stadium is fundamental to increased revenues. Increased revenues often equal more aggressive transfer periods. Costs of building a stadium do not count towards FFP, buying and paying players does count. It's business, plain and simple.
Gianni, any update on the new hybrid field being installed at the San Siro? Thanks. :)
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Posted by Gianni on 08/08/2012
@ Tony. Your view about this Mammoth called San Siro and how to run the whole business is shared by a vast majority - among fans and within the club. I have different opinions but it's only me. As regards the new hybrid pitch apparently it is perfect (as all artificial turfs are) for rebounds but the ball rolls slower if compared with grass.
PS Please forgive me for the late reply.
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Posted by Mustafa on 08/16/2012
@ Tony @ Gianni @ Sia.
The San Siro is a grand old temple, and I love the place itself. But the building is owned by the city council, which makes both Milan clubs pay a fee to occupy the ground. The top European clubs that own a stadium are better off financially and can compete better on the pitch. Nowadays clubs are businesses and organizations too complex to not own a ground to have a sustainable source of income. Inter also had the highest match attendance avg. last season in Serie A. If the club wants to compete with the biggest opposition (Arsenal, Man U, Madrid, Barca) they need a stadium that will enhance TV appearance and live experience. Look across Italy and Europe you'll see clubs rebuilding to be more equitable in the financial aspect (Milan, etc.).
As for the sporting side, Inter are rebuilding and we shouldn't expect much for some time, because we nearly acquired Lavezzi and Lucas if you trust the media but for PSG... The directors have a project, they know how to win
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Posted by Sia on 08/17/2012
Some new guy by name of Don Nerazzurri Writing the blog.
How can I keep in touch with Gianni Serra regarding Inter?
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Posted by Mustafa on 08/17/2012
@ Sia. Amico, I have also been wondering about soccernet changing to ESPN FC lately. But if you use twitter you can follow him, the name is written above in the description.
So, Gianni, what will be happening to these soccernet blogs anyway? Will they disappear and change to ESPN FC? Will you no longer write here?
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Posted by Sia on 08/17/2012
@ Mustafa and Gianni
Thank you Mustafa, I also was wondering if Gianni will be writing blogs elsewhere? So I can read those in the future, we had a good group and enjoyed the blogs, so I like to find options to keep up with Gianni, his blogs and all the people that participated on weekly bases!
Gianni can you give us some info please, if you can't here my e-mail is azzurri2004@gmail.com
Thanks
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Posted by Nathan on 08/17/2012
Gianni will not be writing this blog anymore and now Serie A sells the US TV rights to a company that is on in about 10 houses here. Delightful. A year of Inter.it Matchtracker and Fox Soccer highlights awaits US Inter supporters.
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Posted by Mustafa on 08/19/2012
@ Nathan @ Sia.
Nathan, you can catch the new network BeIN Sport if you have DirecTV. Or you can get Rai International on TV with Italian commentators. Otherwise you can find live streams on your computer. Still plenty of options. By the way Don Nerazzurri, the new blogger, is a really nice guy who I've known for some months and he's a fan from England. You'll enjoy him.
Sia, it would be great if you could follow me, I could show you around Twitter because there are some fantastic Inter fans around. You can get the latest Inter news by following multiple people. For example, follow @_Fedenerazzurra, @SempreIntercom, @Inter, @HusseinMarhoon, even @Don_Nerazzurri, all of whom are my friends. You can follow me @Sharif_96. You can follow any club that interests you, anything really from movie stars, sports stars and more.
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Posted by Gianni on 08/19/2012
@ Everybody. I am sorry to tell you that this blog's finished. Nathan is even more informed than me about Espn's decision. A very strange feeling to stop just before a new season is going to kick off. Strange. However, I'd like to thank you all for your comments and thoughts shared since I have been writing here. A privilege to have such good readers. Some of you privately asked me to open a blog, which is something I've never considered before but maybe it's time to do it. I'd love to receive your advices and suggestions at gs@lechampions.it.
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Posted by Interista on 09/01/2012
Juventus gave up on del peiro while they could afford him, but inter couldnt afford these high paying salaries any more and they have to offload many players. Julio Cesar and Maicon each earning, 4.5 milion a year. If these players were any gratefull to Inter they would have accepted a paycut. That what inter did before offloading them.
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Posted by Interista on 09/01/2012
Juventus gave up on del peiro while they could afford him, but inter couldnt afford these high paying salaries any more and they have to offload many players. Julio Cesar and Maicon each earning, 4.5 milion a year. If these players were any gratefull to Inter they would have accepted a paycut. That what inter did before offloading them.
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Gianni Serra is a European football journalist. He currently writes for lechampions.it, covering international club competitions such as the UEFA Champions League, the Copa Libertadores, the CAF Champions League, the O-League. You can follow him on twitter: @gianniserra20
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