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  1. Good match by Ricki

    Did Inter play with some reserves ?

    who is that Benazzi or something like that ?

    Next Tottenham ...that will be hard ....where is the first match ?
  2. Footballers are thick and Di Maria is the thickest.
  3. No other way to put it. To get the first yellow, you have to be pretty stupid.
  4. Well, Berbatov scored a brilliant goal yesterday lunch time



    Then Rafael arguably topped that in the 3pm kick off



    But then Papiss Cisse popped up today and scored this beauty



    (Sorry for poor quality)
  5. Originally posted by patou2:[..]

    Good match by Ricki

    Did Inter play with some reserves ?

    who is that Benazzi or something like that ?

    Next Tottenham ...that will be hard ....where is the first match ?


    sorry for the delay answer .. not many reserves play as we have the players quite counted
    Benazzi is a 18 years midfielder .. quite good with few experience of course
    Tottenham in London on thursady
  6. It is part of Inter's philosophy, to bring through youth players the way we see. They're there for a reason. The main goal of Inter's youth academy is Two players per year from the youth academy to first team selection. I guess Benazzi is one of those. Interesting piece on Mourinho:

    The work Jose Mourinho undertook at Internazionale Milano FC is highly appreciated - especially his vision of football. Mourinho supervised the work of Inter's youth academy via regular visits, meetings and open discussion with youth coaches in order to develop new Inter players. Mourinho launched the so-called 19+4 format in the Senior A team squad. He wanted to have 19 experienced, world-class players plus four promising youngsters from the club academy. The academy is therefore responsible for developing at least four players capable of joining the Inter A team every season.

    And that gentlemen, is why Mourinho is a legend. He also won the treble. I'll leave you with a quote from Ernesto Paolillo, Inter's Managing Director, "For us, football signifies respect and passion. Our goal is to first make men of boys and then turn them into champions."
  7. Originally posted by iTim:It is part of Inter's philosophy, to bring through youth players the way we see. They're there for a reason. The main goal of Inter's youth academy is Two players per year from the youth academy to first team selection. I guess Benazzi is one of those. Interesting piece on Mourinho:

    The work Jose Mourinho undertook at Internazionale Milano FC is highly appreciated - especially his vision of football. Mourinho supervised the work of Inter's youth academy via regular visits, meetings and open discussion with youth coaches in order to develop new Inter players. Mourinho launched the so-called 19+4 format in the Senior A team squad. He wanted to have 19 experienced, world-class players plus four promising youngsters from the club academy. The academy is therefore responsible for developing at least four players capable of joining the Inter A team every season.

    And that gentlemen, is why Mourinho is a legend. He also won the treble. I'll leave you with a quote from Ernesto Paolillo, Inter's Managing Director, "For us, football signifies respect and passion. Our goal is to first make men of boys and then turn them into champions."

    Interesting ...

  8. +1 he was ( is ) very stupid....
  9. Bale is warming up to face Inter
  10. hope he don't burn himself
  11. More likely to burn Handanovic
  12. not that easy .. Handa has a solid fireproof overalls hehe
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