how will inter do without mourinho next season?

i think one thing is clear, they wont defend there title, its impossible, when even barca couldn`t do that

but overall i think they can`t hardly keep there level, and there will and the hunger are dropped

and who will be the next manager?

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Depends who they lose.

Don't get me wrong Jose is great but man for man does anyone have a better squad ?

Impossible to say, at a guess, the semi's. Can't see the English teams being that much stronger next season bar Chelsea.

Spurs and Arsenal will fail big time and United need about 3 or 4 more top players to win it again.

Javier Glennetti wrote:¿ɥsılƃuǝ ʞɐǝds noʎ op

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Pierre Littbarski wrote:Depends who they lose.

Don't get me wrong Jose is great but man for man does anyone have a better squad ?

Mourinho Redknapped that squad. But it's not the best in Europe. Largely the players he signed were short term buy high pay high sell low players that he got the best out of. If he can get the best out of Real Madrid's squad they will be unstoppable.

Surely a bigger challenge for Mourinho would be to knock Fergie off his fucking perch with Liverpool

inter has not won because of there squad, more important in modern football is the attitude and philisophie of an team

and when mourinoho leaves the attitude and philosophie will also change

Özil wrote:inter has not won because of there squad, more important in modern football is the attitude and philisophie of an team

and when mourinoho leaves the attitude and philosophie will also change

Of course Mourinho's philosophy is a huge part of their success but if you could pick your best squad from the whole of the Bundesliga it wouldn't match Inter's.

Pierre Littbarski wrote:

Özil wrote:inter has not won because of there squad, more important in modern football is the attitude and philisophie of an team

and when mourinoho leaves the attitude and philosophie will also change

Of course Mourinho's philosophy is a huge part of their success but if you could pick your best squad from the whole of the Bundesliga it wouldn't match Inter's.

your level of trolling is very deep

Özil wrote:

Pierre Littbarski wrote:

Özil wrote:inter has not won because of there squad, more important in modern football is the attitude and philisophie of an team

and when mourinoho leaves the attitude and philosophie will also change

Of course Mourinho's philosophy is a huge part of their success but if you could pick your best squad from the whole of the Bundesliga it wouldn't match Inter's.

your level of trolling is very deep

Pick your squad then...

Pierre Littbarski wrote:

Özil wrote:inter has not won because of there squad, more important in modern football is the attitude and philisophie of an team

and when mourinoho leaves the attitude and philosophie will also change

Of course Mourinho's philosophy is a huge part of their success but if you could pick your best squad from the whole of the Bundesliga it wouldn't match Inter's.

that's a bit like being the most handsome man in a Scott Matthias lookalike contest. Inter's squad isn't any better than Chelsea's for example, Real Madrid's squad pisses all over them. They've underachieved but Inter have overachieved IMO.

Javier Glennetti wrote:

Pierre Littbarski wrote:

Özil wrote:inter has not won because of there squad, more important in modern football is the attitude and philisophie of an team

and when mourinoho leaves the attitude and philosophie will also change

Of course Mourinho's philosophy is a huge part of their success but if you could pick your best squad from the whole of the Bundesliga it wouldn't match Inter's.

that's a bit like being the most handsome man in a Scott Matthias lookalike contest. Inter's squad isn't any better than Chelsea's for example, Real Madrid's squad pisses all over them. They've underachieved but Inter have overachieved IMO.

Does it really ?

yes

I would argue that Inter's squad used to be deeper then it is today. Take out Cambiasso and Inter would struggle to pass the ball from central midfield. 4 years ago or so they had Cambiasso/Veron/Pizzaro. Inter should still get a DLP and get rid of Muntari. Also Pandev has dropped in level after a promising start.

Super Madrid wrote:I would argue that Inter's squad used to be deeper then it is today. Take out Cambiasso and Inter would struggle to pass the ball from central midfield. 4 years ago or so they had Cambiasso/Veron/Pizzaro. Inter should still get a DLP and get rid of Muntari. Also Pandev has dropped in level after a promising start.

But could a reasonable person really argue that your squad "pisses all over" Inter's ?

Super Madrid wrote:I would argue that Inter's squad used to be deeper then it is today. Take out Cambiasso and Inter would struggle to pass the ball from central midfield. 4 years ago or so they had Cambiasso/Veron/Pizzaro. Inter should still get a DLP and get rid of Muntari. Also Pandev has dropped in level after a promising start.

It's because he is on the wing.

Still think Inter have a pretty deep squad, usually the likes of Chivu, Balotelli, Stankovic, Cordoba and Quaresma are on the bench. Most of them are first team material.

like Madrid are a boozey tramp and Inter are a shop doorway at midnight.



Real Madrid have fringe players who would improve Inter's first XI. If a manager could get the best out of the likes of VDV, Benzema, Marcelo, Lass, Garay etc they wouldn't look out of place in a Champions League winning side.

Drenthe

Javier Glennetti wrote:like Madrid are a boozey tramp and Inter are a shop doorway at midnight.



Real Madrid have fringe players who would improve Inter's first XI. If a manager could get the best out of the likes of VDV, Benzema, Marcelo, Lass, Garay etc they wouldn't look out of place in a Champions League winning side.

Drenthe

Could say the same about the 5 Inter players Bobo mentioned.

the bayern squad is very good, at least in forwards and midfield

klose- gomez (and dont talk they are shit, they just dont work for vangaals system right now)

pranjic-tymoschuk-altintop (all superstars for there country)

Özil wrote:the bayern squad is very good, at least in forwards and midfield

klose- gomez (and dont talk they are shit, they just dont work for vangaals system)

pranjic-tymoschuk-altintop (all superstars for there country)

Pierre Littbarski wrote:

Super Madrid wrote:I would argue that Inter's squad used to be deeper then it is today. Take out Cambiasso and Inter would struggle to pass the ball from central midfield. 4 years ago or so they had Cambiasso/Veron/Pizzaro. Inter should still get a DLP and get rid of Muntari. Also Pandev has dropped in level after a promising start.

But could a reasonable person really argue that your squad "pisses all over" Inter's ?

Pisses is too strong. One of the reasons Inter had a good squad in the past is that they had somebody like Cruz who while he isn't a big name he did a great job as a sub and came in and got the goals needed. So while he might be worse then Benzema he would serve as a better squad player. In this respect Inter's squad is somewhat equal to Real Madrid's.

BoBo Vieri 32 wrote:

Super Madrid wrote:I would argue that Inter's squad used to be deeper then it is today. Take out Cambiasso and Inter would struggle to pass the ball from central midfield. 4 years ago or so they had Cambiasso/Veron/Pizzaro. Inter should still get a DLP and get rid of Muntari. Also Pandev has dropped in level after a promising start.

It's because he is on the wing.

Still think Inter have a pretty deep squad, usually the likes of Chivu, Balotelli, Stankovic, Cordoba and Quaresma are on the bench. Most of them are first team material.

That is true and the same could in part be said about Eto who has worked hard for the team in sacrifice for his personal glory. I don't rate Stanko that highly but otherwise they could players like Santon who you forgot. Still it was deeper some years ago.

Javier Glennetti wrote:like Madrid are a boozey tramp and Inter are a shop doorway at midnight.



Real Madrid have fringe players who would improve Inter's first XI. If a manager could get the best out of the likes of VDV, Benzema, Marcelo, Lass, Garay etc they wouldn't look out of place in a Champions League winning side.

Drenthe

In theory it should be better but as the example with Cruz shows having a deep squad isn't simply about having a good players on the bench but rather having somebody who does a lot for the team.

you are so anti german, its not funny anymore

Özil wrote:you are so anti german, its not funny anymore

How can I be Anti-German when there are no Germans left

Klinsmann put the final nail in your coffin - oooooh we finished third in a World Cup that we hosted, lets all dance in the street

Pierre Littbarski wrote:

Javier Glennetti wrote:like Madrid are a boozey tramp and Inter are a shop doorway at midnight.



Real Madrid have fringe players who would improve Inter's first XI. If a manager could get the best out of the likes of VDV, Benzema, Marcelo, Lass, Garay etc they wouldn't look out of place in a Champions League winning side.

Drenthe

Could say the same about the 5 Inter players Bobo mentioned.

You could, but you probably shouldn't. My 5 = Wonderkids who haven't lived up to their potential in their early 20's vs Bobo's 5 all looking hungrily at Alex McLeish's chequebook. Balotelli is one manager away from being a lost cause and would be much better suited to dropping into a midtable side where he can be the star he thinks he is.

Like it or lump it, it's 2010 and Mourinho is the Cristiano Ronaldo of managers, not always pretty but ruthlessly effective.

Javier Glennetti wrote:

Pierre Littbarski wrote:

Javier Glennetti wrote:like Madrid are a boozey tramp and Inter are a shop doorway at midnight.



Real Madrid have fringe players who would improve Inter's first XI. If a manager could get the best out of the likes of VDV, Benzema, Marcelo, Lass, Garay etc they wouldn't look out of place in a Champions League winning side.

Drenthe

Could say the same about the 5 Inter players Bobo mentioned.

You could, but you probably shouldn't. My 5 = Wonderkids who haven't lived up to their potential in their early 20's vs Bobo's 5 all looking hungrily at Alex McLeish's chequebook. Balotelli is one manager away from being a lost cause and would be much better suited to dropping into a midtable side where he can be the star he thinks he is.

Like it or lump it, it's 2010 and Mourinho is the Cristiano Ronaldo of managers, not always pretty but ruthlessly effective.

Cesar > Casillas

Maicon > Ramos/Arbeloa

Lucio & Samuel > any Real CB's

Milito > Higuain

Eto'o = Kaka

Zanetti > Marcelo

There is only runaldo that Inter would love to have ahead of what they've got now.

Super Madrid wrote:

Javier Glennetti wrote:like Madrid are a boozey tramp and Inter are a shop doorway at midnight.



Real Madrid have fringe players who would improve Inter's first XI. If a manager could get the best out of the likes of VDV, Benzema, Marcelo, Lass, Garay etc they wouldn't look out of place in a Champions League winning side.

Drenthe

In theory it should be better but as the example with Cruz shows having a deep squad isn't simply about having a good players on the bench but rather having somebody who does a lot for the team.

that's just about balance and any area of the team can be compromised to find balance, balance can be just one signing away. Mourinho turns his teams into machines if you do what he wants you're golden, if you don't you're on the scrapheap. Mourinho + Madrid = Trophies.

Pierre Littbarski wrote:

Javier Glennetti wrote:

Pierre Littbarski wrote:

Javier Glennetti wrote:like Madrid are a boozey tramp and Inter are a shop doorway at midnight.



Real Madrid have fringe players who would improve Inter's first XI. If a manager could get the best out of the likes of VDV, Benzema, Marcelo, Lass, Garay etc they wouldn't look out of place in a Champions League winning side.

Drenthe

Could say the same about the 5 Inter players Bobo mentioned.

You could, but you probably shouldn't. My 5 = Wonderkids who haven't lived up to their potential in their early 20's vs Bobo's 5 all looking hungrily at Alex McLeish's chequebook. Balotelli is one manager away from being a lost cause and would be much better suited to dropping into a midtable side where he can be the star he thinks he is.

Like it or lump it, it's 2010 and Mourinho is the Cristiano Ronaldo of managers, not always pretty but ruthlessly effective.

Cesar > Casillas

Maicon > Ramos/Arbeloa

Lucio & Samuel > any Real CB's

Milito > Higuain

Eto'o = Kaka

Zanetti > Marcelo

There is only runaldo that Inter would love to have ahead of what they've got now.

nonsense, you're talking about fractions when you compare the best players from these squads. Also you're basing your judgements on Inter players post Mourinho and Real Madrid players pre Mourinho. A balanced assessment would be to either compare these players pre Mourinho, or compare the Real players post Mourinho, which is difficult.

Javier Glennetti wrote:

Pierre Littbarski wrote:

Javier Glennetti wrote:

Pierre Littbarski wrote:

Javier Glennetti wrote:like Madrid are a boozey tramp and Inter are a shop doorway at midnight.



Real Madrid have fringe players who would improve Inter's first XI. If a manager could get the best out of the likes of VDV, Benzema, Marcelo, Lass, Garay etc they wouldn't look out of place in a Champions League winning side.

Drenthe

Could say the same about the 5 Inter players Bobo mentioned.

You could, but you probably shouldn't. My 5 = Wonderkids who haven't lived up to their potential in their early 20's vs Bobo's 5 all looking hungrily at Alex McLeish's chequebook. Balotelli is one manager away from being a lost cause and would be much better suited to dropping into a midtable side where he can be the star he thinks he is.

Like it or lump it, it's 2010 and Mourinho is the Cristiano Ronaldo of managers, not always pretty but ruthlessly effective.

Cesar > Casillas

Maicon > Ramos/Arbeloa

Lucio & Samuel > any Real CB's

Milito > Higuain

Eto'o = Kaka

Zanetti > Marcelo

There is only runaldo that Inter would love to have ahead of what they've got now.

nonsense, you're talking about fractions when you compare the best players from these squads. Also you're basing your judgements on Inter players post Mourinho and Real Madrid players pre Mourinho. A balanced assessment would be to either compare these players pre Mourinho, or compare the Real players post Mourinho, which is difficult.

Cesar was already great, Maicon has looked like the best RB in football since Monaco - Chivu, Lucio, Samuel, Zanetti, Eto'o, Stankovic, Cambiasso, Muntari are no better or worse than they ever were.

He has improved Milito and got the best out of Sneijder - that's his job.

He deserves a lot of credit but the amount of credit you give him in relation to the players is bollocks.

I believe that the Real Madrid squad is much better than the Inter Milan squad. Not only in terms of quality, but also I'd guestimate that the average age is 3-4 years younger. I would much rather inherit the Real Madrid squad and I think from Inter only Maicon would significantly improve it. Inter fans would probably take 5 or 6 Real players.