Comments on: Inter v Napoli: Inter Avoid Complete Collapse http://italy.theoffside.com/serie-a/inter-milan/inter-v-napoli-inter-avoid-complete-collapse.html News from the Italian Serie A Thu, 26 Nov 2009 01:30:56 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Waleed http://italy.theoffside.com/serie-a/inter-milan/inter-v-napoli-inter-avoid-complete-collapse.html#comment-22465 Waleed Sun, 07 Oct 2007 16:29:12 +0000 http://italy.theoffside.com/serie-a/inter-milan/inter-v-napoli-inter-avoid-complete-collapse.html#comment-22465 I think we will prolly see Figo relegated to the bench when Maicon gets back, even if it is Stan that needs to be there. I would have liked to see Inter holding onto the ball more in the second half but they rarely risked much. I think we will prolly see Figo relegated to the bench when Maicon gets back, even if it is Stan that needs to be there. I would have liked to see Inter holding onto the ball more in the second half but they rarely risked much.

]]> By: Martha http://italy.theoffside.com/serie-a/inter-milan/inter-v-napoli-inter-avoid-complete-collapse.html#comment-22376 Martha Sat, 06 Oct 2007 23:10:12 +0000 http://italy.theoffside.com/serie-a/inter-milan/inter-v-napoli-inter-avoid-complete-collapse.html#comment-22376 Well, I definitely watch Inter with a very critical eye, Marco, but I saw them giving the ball away far too easily in the midfield in the second half, yeah -- they were trying to kill the game off by taking the pace out of it, but they need to keep the ball better to do that. (Like I said, though, I'm way more critical of Inter than I am of other teams, so I probably make it seem worse than it was.) It'll be interesting to see who in the midfield goes when Maicon comes back (one more game I think) and Zanetti is moved back up -- based on play right now, it ought to be Stankovic but I'm worried Cesar will lose his place .. Well, I definitely watch Inter with a very critical eye, Marco, but I saw them giving the ball away far too easily in the midfield in the second half, yeah — they were trying to kill the game off by taking the pace out of it, but they need to keep the ball better to do that. (Like I said, though, I’m way more critical of Inter than I am of other teams, so I probably make it seem worse than it was.)

It’ll be interesting to see who in the midfield goes when Maicon comes back (one more game I think) and Zanetti is moved back up — based on play right now, it ought to be Stankovic but I’m worried Cesar will lose his place ..

]]> By: Marco http://italy.theoffside.com/serie-a/inter-milan/inter-v-napoli-inter-avoid-complete-collapse.html#comment-22366 Marco Sat, 06 Oct 2007 22:24:04 +0000 http://italy.theoffside.com/serie-a/inter-milan/inter-v-napoli-inter-avoid-complete-collapse.html#comment-22366 Really Martha? You saw Inter struggling in the 2nd half? To me, Napoli were never really dangerous except for a small chance of Savini that the Napoli player messed up with a shot wide. The Sosa goal came out of nowhere, and even then Inter didn't suffer a whole lot in the ensuing 10 minutes. For me it was just a one-team game for 80 minutes, but I gotta agree with you on Cesar (an amazing renewal for Mancini this yer) and Zlatan (DUH!). Really Martha? You saw Inter struggling in the 2nd half? To me, Napoli were never really dangerous except for a small chance of Savini that the Napoli player messed up with a shot wide.

The Sosa goal came out of nowhere, and even then Inter didn’t suffer a whole lot in the ensuing 10 minutes. For me it was just a one-team game for 80 minutes, but I gotta agree with you on Cesar (an amazing renewal for Mancini this yer) and Zlatan (DUH!).

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