Against Roma came the fourth defeat in eight league games, as many goals conceded as scored, the lead with eight points less, two consecutive knockouts before and after the break for the national teams. Simone Inzaghi’s Inter finds himself indefensible and in the face of Roma’s victory at San Siro, it becomes difficult, if not impossible, to find positive notes. But coach Nerazzurri closes in the trenches, try to paddle against the current, catching the worst waves in the face to protect your players, the last bastion before the precipice.
The post-game analysis thus becomes a series of very bitter explanations about a defeat in the face of which one tries in every way to look beyond, even reaching almost paradoxical answers, but which hide a gentlemanly intention to save what can be saved. be saved: “Today we played the best game of the season, I had a more than positive reaction from the team who played a good game. An undeserved defeat, before which we lick our wounds. It hurts, but this is football.”
Raw words that begin with the analysis made by the Nerazzurri fans, furious with the coach and the usual suspects when everything sinks, from Handanovic to Correa. “Our goalkeeper didn’t make a single save, we took posts and beams. Some matches are scored beyond what you try to do on the field” Inzaghi continued, trying to protect and go beyond criticism. “Defeat never brings serenity and I also had to think about Tuesday, the game against Barcelona. Certain changes had to be made independently, like for Asllani, who hadn’t played for a long time.”
In between, the fierce anger of the Nerazzurri people, divided between those who want the goal change between Onana and Handanovic, a corporate revolution that restarts away from Zhang and above all the immediate release of the coach. Which, according to Inzaghi’s thinking, will not happen: “We coaches are in balance every day, every game. Not today, today I had a great response from the team. Let’s get back to work, improving the details.”
Source: Fan Page IT
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