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just watched Inter Milan v Siena

PostPosted: Sun Jan 10, 2010 2:00 pm
by Wonderwall
good game to catch by chance on ESPN. I was really interested especially because Maicon was playing. I have not seen him play for a long time and wanted to see what all the fuss was about as he is constantly linked with us.

What can I say, he made Richards look world class. I am not kidding, Maicon was all over the place and looked awful! The game itself ended 4-3 to inter, however, Inter were 3-2 down until the 87th minute and were in danger of losing their 7 year unbeaten home record... 7 years? Thats what the commentator said anyway, thats a long time!! He also said this would have been the mother of all shocks as Siena are rock bottom.

Best player on the park was Wesley Sneijder, in fact he was the only one that looked top class and inter had a decent team out there. A special mention for ex boro player Massimo Maccarone who scored two for Siena, he looked better than he did for Boro!

Also Mourinho was doing his usual running on the pitch and ball boy tactics when he was losing.

Re: just watched Inter Milan v Siena

PostPosted: Sun Jan 10, 2010 2:19 pm
by Original Dub
Wonderwall wrote:good game to catch by chance on ESPN. I was really interested especially because Maicon was playing. I have not seen him play for a long time and wanted to see what all the fuss was about as he is constantly linked with us.

What can I say, he made Richards look world class. I am not kidding, Maicon was all over the place and looked awful! The game itself ended 4-3 to inter, however, Inter were 3-2 down until the 87th minute and were in danger of losing their 7 year unbeaten home record... 7 years? Thats what the commentator said anyway, thats a long time!! He also said this would have been the mother of all shocks as Siena are rock bottom.

Best player on the park was Wesley Sneijder, in fact he was the only one that looked top class and inter had a decent team out there. A special mention for ex boro player Massimo Maccarone who scored two for Siena, he looked better than he did for Boro!

Also Mourinho was doing his usual running on the pitch and ball boy tactics when he was losing.


To be honest mate I think a lot of what you're saying is a result of Serie A being far weaker than the prem at this stage. Sneijder is a class player and there's no doubt Inter have a few decent players but I think we have a far stronger team in a far stronger league and it was another reason I was underwhelmed with the Vieira signing. Maybe he just didn't fit into Jose's system, but if it is because he's not good enough for their team, then he certainly ain't gonna be good enough for ours.

And before anyone jumps down my throat, I hope to God he proves me wrong!!

Maccarone scoring two against Inter... just fucking wow. Never would that have happened about ten years ago IMO. And AC Milan and the others are even weaker.

Re: just watched Inter Milan v Siena

PostPosted: Sun Jan 10, 2010 2:53 pm
by Niall Quinns Discopants
Wonderwall wrote:good game to catch by chance on ESPN. I was really interested especially because Maicon was playing. I have not seen him play for a long time and wanted to see what all the fuss was about as he is constantly linked with us.

What can I say, he made Richards look world class. I am not kidding, Maicon was all over the place and looked awful! The game itself ended 4-3 to inter, however, Inter were 3-2 down until the 87th minute and were in danger of losing their 7 year unbeaten home record... 7 years? Thats what the commentator said anyway, thats a long time!! He also said this would have been the mother of all shocks as Siena are rock bottom.

Best player on the park was Wesley Sneijder, in fact he was the only one that looked top class and inter had a decent team out there. A special mention for ex boro player Massimo Maccarone who scored two for Siena, he looked better than he did for Boro!

Also Mourinho was doing his usual running on the pitch and ball boy tactics when he was losing.


I agree with you regarding Maicon and that's why I've stayed out of conversations regarding him. Great going forward, shit at defending.

Re: just watched Inter Milan v Siena

PostPosted: Sun Jan 10, 2010 7:38 pm
by mr_nool
A young Swede is playing for Siena (Albin Ekdahl, on loan from Juventus). I think he bagged one and passed to one of Maccarone's.
Got loads of potential that kid.

Re: just watched Inter Milan v Siena

PostPosted: Sun Jan 10, 2010 7:52 pm
by King Kev
From what little I know of Maicon, he is world class going forward but pretty shit at defending. I don't think we need him at City really.

Re: just watched Inter Milan v Siena

PostPosted: Sun Jan 10, 2010 9:43 pm
by CityFanFromRome
Wonderwall wrote:good game to catch by chance on ESPN. I was really interested especially because Maicon was playing. I have not seen him play for a long time and wanted to see what all the fuss was about as he is constantly linked with us.

What can I say, he made Richards look world class. I am not kidding, Maicon was all over the place and looked awful! The game itself ended 4-3 to inter, however, Inter were 3-2 down until the 87th minute and were in danger of losing their 7 year unbeaten home record... 7 years? Thats what the commentator said anyway, thats a long time!! He also said this would have been the mother of all shocks as Siena are rock bottom.

Best player on the park was Wesley Sneijder, in fact he was the only one that looked top class and inter had a decent team out there. A special mention for ex boro player Massimo Maccarone who scored two for Siena, he looked better than he did for Boro!

Also Mourinho was doing his usual running on the pitch and ball boy tactics when he was losing.


That is not true because Roma beat them 3-1 at San Siro three years ago so it can't be 7 years. And tbh I don't think that's been their only defeat at home in recent years, either, although they are rare.

About Maicon...I've always said he's world class going forward, but very suspect when properly attacked, glad that you saw it with your own eyes at least there will be something else thinking that now :D

Sneijder is class, wish we had gone for him (or Van der Vaart) in the summer...

mr_nool wrote:A young Swede is playing for Siena (Albin Ekdahl, on loan from Juventus). I think he bagged one and passed to one of Maccarone's.
Got loads of potential that kid.


Yeah he scored. Don't know about the assist tho. Anyway, yes, I've heard he has talent, but I've seen very little of him myself.

Re: just watched Inter Milan v Siena

PostPosted: Sun Jan 10, 2010 9:58 pm
by edge275
I'm pretty sure the 7 year home record is Mourinho's.

Re: just watched Inter Milan v Siena

PostPosted: Sun Jan 10, 2010 10:05 pm
by CityFanFromRome
edge275 wrote:I'm pretty sure the 7 year home record is Mourinho's.

Ah, that could be.

Re: just watched Inter Milan v Siena

PostPosted: Sun Jan 10, 2010 10:09 pm
by Wonderwall
edge275 wrote:I'm pretty sure the 7 year home record is Mourinho's.


That is very possibly it then.

Re: just watched Inter Milan v Siena

PostPosted: Sun Jan 10, 2010 10:11 pm
by LookMumImOnMCF.net
Did anyone see the Juve Milan match? Beckham actually looked quite good. Juve were shocking bar Chiellini.

Re: just watched Inter Milan v Siena

PostPosted: Sun Jan 10, 2010 10:22 pm
by BobKowalski
edge275 wrote:I'm pretty sure the 7 year home record is Mourinho's.


Yep its Mourinho's. If I recall Mourinho has only ever lost 1 home league game. Ever. In nearly a decade of football management. In 3 different leagues.

And people say he's not that good.

Re: just watched Inter Milan v Siena

PostPosted: Sun Jan 10, 2010 10:36 pm
by Ted Hughes
BobKowalski wrote:
edge275 wrote:I'm pretty sure the 7 year home record is Mourinho's.


Yep its Mourinho's. If I recall Mourinho has only ever lost 1 home league game. Ever. In nearly a decade of football management. In 3 different leagues.

And people say he's not that good.



He's both good & successful.

The sort of football to spend £500M on & wait 30 odd years for? No fucking thanks. Even a 4-3 goalfest game's boring as shite & almost totally devoid of quality football. Might as well just watch the fucking scores on teletext if that twat takes over.

Re: just watched Inter Milan v Siena

PostPosted: Mon Jan 11, 2010 6:46 am
by CityFanFromRome
LookMumI'mOnMCF.net wrote:Juve were shocking bar Chiellini.

This is starting to become an habit. With all the calls for Hughes to be sacked when he was our manager (me being one of those whoi wanted him out, admittedly), I can't imagine what this board would be like if we were in Juve's situation. I feel Ferrara has a very short time still as their manager.