Italian League Prediction Thread (Serie A)

[TastyChillySauce00]

Cristian Chivu is the new manager of Inter. Chivu doesn't have much experience. Former Inter player and coach in the lower age categories. He had a short adventure with Parma, that's all. I guess the president of Inter doesn't value experience in this job. They went from a two-time Champions League finalist manager to a manager with only 4 months of league experience. I'm curious to see the consequences of this. It could be a fairytale or a terrible disaster for them.

The decision to sign Chivu as a new coach is showing how InterMilan feels so desperate in finding a good coach. I'd say this as a pure gamble by them. I know how him has been very loyal to them, but no guarantee he can perform even better than Inzaghi.
He never had a full season in serie a. I believe he's either going to get sacked at the mid season or help club to finish at the top 4, only if he can. I have no confidence over this sign.

[Silence Scream]

Cristian Chivu is the new manager of Inter. Chivu doesn't have much experience. Former Inter player and coach in the lower age categories. He had a short adventure with Parma, that's all. I guess the president of Inter doesn't value experience in this job. They went from a two-time Champions League finalist manager to a manager with only 4 months of league experience. I'm curious to see the consequences of this. It could be a fairytale or a terrible disaster for them.

The decision to sign Chivu as a new coach is showing how InterMilan feels so desperate in finding a good coach. I'd say this as a pure gamble by them. I know how him has been very loyal to them, but no guarantee he can perform even better than Inzaghi.
He never had a full season in serie a. I believe he's either going to get sacked at the mid season or help club to finish at the top 4, only if he can. I have no confidence over this sign.

I think they could find better options instead of Chivu, but for some reason they are interested in him. Maybe they trust his abilities and we underestimate him. Of course, like everyone else, we think that a team that has played in the Champions League finals in two of the last three years deserves a better manager. It seemed more logical to bring in a manager who has proven himself, has quality, and has a successful career. However, the course of the season will determine whether we are wrong about Chivu or not.

[TastyChillySauce00]

The decision to sign Chivu as a new coach is showing how InterMilan feels so desperate in finding a good coach. I'd say this as a pure gamble by them. I know how him has been very loyal to them, but no guarantee he can perform even better than Inzaghi.
He never had a full season in serie a. I believe he's either going to get sacked at the mid season or help club to finish at the top 4, only if he can. I have no confidence over this sign.

I think they could find better options instead of Chivu, but for some reason they are interested in him. Maybe they trust his abilities and we underestimate him. Of course, like everyone else, we think that a team that has played in the Champions League finals in two of the last three years deserves a better manager. It seemed more logical to bring in a manager who has proven himself, has quality, and has a successful career. However, the course of the season will determine whether we are wrong about Chivu or not.

Considering how he lacked of exp as a manager. So i'm cautiously optimistic about his performance in Inter. Still hope him for the best, but putting lower expectation to him. I only hope him to give a fresh idea to the squad, and no more parking bus merchant to be showed. 

[Solokan]

Cristian Chivu is the new manager of Inter. Chivu doesn't have much experience. Former Inter player and coach in the lower age categories. He had a short adventure with Parma, that's all. I guess the president of Inter doesn't value experience in this job. They went from a two-time Champions League finalist manager to a manager with only 4 months of league experience. I'm curious to see the consequences of this. It could be a fairytale or a terrible disaster for them.

of course I personally agree with Chivu being appointed as Inter Milan coach because of course Inter must have a strong reason that finally made Chivu appointed as Inter coach and of course it could be because if I'm not mistaken Chivu once brought Inter u-19 to win a trophy and of course there are many others and of course there must be many other reasons why Chivu was appointed as Inter coach.

but of course Chivu's experience is not like other coaches who have certainly won many trophies. but in my opinion if compared to Inzaghi, of course Inzaghi is still better. but of course we'll just see what happens later because of course we won't know what will happen later because it's possible that Chivu will make Inter Milan even better in the coming season.

yes honestly I'm also curious like you because of course in the next season we will see whether Chivu can make Inter even better or not. but if Chivu can make Inter better than this season I think it will definitely make Chivu famous and of course this will make Chivu a great professional coach.

[cande86]

Actually nobody can dispute Inter Milan from being a successful team even as they missed the two trophies and they wouldn't be far from the third best successful in the whole Italian league currently and there potentials has not left them yet because they would always go to every season with confidence of what they have and could give, actually even if Inter Milan was messed up by PSG but from the clubs they sent home before getting there they're definitely a successful club but just like other teams has ones fall and rose to become champion, Inter Milan will not be exempted from it because they might also rise again to winn.
Indeed, we need to remember that Inter Milan's journey since the start of the season has been extraordinary. It's just unfortunate that they failed in the end. In Serie A they failed because they were narrowly unable to compete in points with Napoli. Meanwhile, in the Champions League, Inter Milan played a very solid game from the start. but unfortunately Inter Milan lost in quite a surprising way in the final.

But still we shouldn't forget how good this team has been throughout the season. Only the finish was unlucky for this club.

But in my opinion, Inter Milan's loss and misfortune at the end of this season is not because they lost in Serie A or lost in the Champions League. but in my opinion, Inter Milan's unlucky thing was when they lost their coach at the end of this season.

Unfortunately i would say more than bad luck in the end, maybe with Napoli, with PSG there was a mental blackout.
I thought back to those moments, now i am cold. The players were totally panicked and i don't understand the reason for this panic, given that they are also great players

[giorgione]

Actually nobody can dispute Inter Milan from being a successful team even as they missed the two trophies and they wouldn't be far from the third best successful in the whole Italian league currently and there potentials has not left them yet because they would always go to every season with confidence of what they have and could give, actually even if Inter Milan was messed up by PSG but from the clubs they sent home before getting there they're definitely a successful club but just like other teams has ones fall and rose to become champion, Inter Milan will not be exempted from it because they might also rise again to winn.
Indeed, we need to remember that Inter Milan's journey since the start of the season has been extraordinary. It's just unfortunate that they failed in the end. In Serie A they failed because they were narrowly unable to compete in points with Napoli. Meanwhile, in the Champions League, Inter Milan played a very solid game from the start. but unfortunately Inter Milan lost in quite a surprising way in the final.

But still we shouldn't forget how good this team has been throughout the season. Only the finish was unlucky for this club.

But in my opinion, Inter Milan's loss and misfortune at the end of this season is not because they lost in Serie A or lost in the Champions League. but in my opinion, Inter Milan's unlucky thing was when they lost their coach at the end of this season.

Unfortunately i would say more than bad luck in the end, maybe with Napoli, with PSG there was a mental blackout.
I thought back to those moments, now i am cold. The players were totally panicked and i don't understand the reason for this panic, given that they are also great players

there was total panic because the PSG players took the game by the horns and tried to win it in every way, in these games the mentality counts and whoever has the strongest one always wins, lately the Italian teams have a lack of this mentality, and it is not easy to go forward without it

[Fakhrulenclix]

The decision to sign Chivu as a new coach is showing how InterMilan feels so desperate in finding a good coach. I'd say this as a pure gamble by them. I know how him has been very loyal to them, but no guarantee he can perform even better than Inzaghi.
He never had a full season in serie a. I believe he's either going to get sacked at the mid season or help club to finish at the top 4, only if he can. I have no confidence over this sign.

I think they could find better options instead of Chivu, but for some reason they are interested in him. Maybe they trust his abilities and we underestimate him. Of course, like everyone else, we think that a team that has played in the Champions League finals in two of the last three years deserves a better manager. It seemed more logical to bring in a manager who has proven himself, has quality, and has a successful career. However, the course of the season will determine whether we are wrong about Chivu or not.

Considering how he lacked of exp as a manager. So i'm cautiously optimistic about his performance in Inter. Still hope him for the best, but putting lower expectation to him. I only hope him to give a fresh idea to the squad, and no more parking bus merchant to be showed. 

Because Chivu's lack of experience makes him a little doubtful to coach a team as big as Inter Milan with the many pressures he will receive because of the targets set by Inter Milan management.
This is like a big gamble, if successful Chivu will improve his career rapidly but if it fails the opposite will happen to Chivu's coaching career.
Honestly, I am very pessimistic about that.

[cande86]

there was total panic because the PSG players took the game by the horns and tried to win it in every way, in these games the mentality counts and whoever has the strongest one always wins, lately the Italian teams have a lack of this mentality, and it is not easy to go forward without it

True, that was definitely it.
But i don't understand what they were afraid of, i can't understand why they were afraid of a strong team, for goodness sake, but as strong as you are.
In the end you are both in the final, there must be a reason you got to the final.
I can't explain it to myself

[Phoenix Anka]

The decision to sign Chivu as a new coach is showing how InterMilan feels so desperate in finding a good coach. I'd say this as a pure gamble by them. I know how him has been very loyal to them, but no guarantee he can perform even better than Inzaghi.
He never had a full season in serie a. I believe he's either going to get sacked at the mid season or help club to finish at the top 4, only if he can. I have no confidence over this sign.

I think they could find better options instead of Chivu, but for some reason they are interested in him. Maybe they trust his abilities and we underestimate him. Of course, like everyone else, we think that a team that has played in the Champions League finals in two of the last three years deserves a better manager. It seemed more logical to bring in a manager who has proven himself, has quality, and has a successful career. However, the course of the season will determine whether we are wrong about Chivu or not.

Considering how he lacked of exp as a manager. So i'm cautiously optimistic about his performance in Inter. Still hope him for the best, but putting lower expectation to him. I only hope him to give a fresh idea to the squad, and no more parking bus merchant to be showed. 

Because Chivu's lack of experience makes him a little doubtful to coach a team as big as Inter Milan with the many pressures he will receive because of the targets set by Inter Milan management.
This is like a big gamble, if successful Chivu will improve his career rapidly but if it fails the opposite will happen to Chivu's coaching career.
Honestly, I am very pessimistic about that.

It is also a risky decision for him to manage Inter. Because Inter has competed very well in the Champions League in recent years and has won the Italian league many times. Their expectations are much higher than any other team. Their players are quality and this year they lost the Champions League championship and the Italian league in the last matches. I can say that they had a successful year in general, they were only bad in the final matches. If Chivu can solve this, he can build his career very well, but if he shows an unusually bad performance with Inter, I do not think he will be able to stay in the team until the end of the season.

[Catenaccio]

It is also a risky decision for him to manage Inter. Because Inter has competed very well in the Champions League in recent years and has won the Italian league many times. Their expectations are much higher than any other team. Their players are quality and this year they lost the Champions League championship and the Italian league in the last matches. I can say that they had a successful year in general, they were only bad in the final matches. If Chivu can solve this, he can build his career very well, but if he shows an unusually bad performance with Inter, I do not think he will be able to stay in the team until the end of the season.

Chivu had many years as a player of Inter Milan and this brave decision to take a head position there is likely because of his love for Inter Milan. The club needs him and he felt like he can not refuse this calling from Inter Milan while it is undoubtedly a very big challenge for Chivu. His decision is like Andrea Pirlo with Juventus, De Rossi with Roma years ago and surely only time can help us knowing how Chivu does his management for Inter Milan.

Pep Guardiola and Xavi Hernandez succeeded with Barcelona, so did Zidane with Real Madrid, hence Chivu has kind of probability of success with Inter Milan. Both the club and the young coach already made their decisions to work with each other for a common interest of the club, I wish best for them in a next season.

[maydna]

there was total panic because the PSG players took the game by the horns and tried to win it in every way, in these games the mentality counts and whoever has the strongest one always wins, lately the Italian teams have a lack of this mentality, and it is not easy to go forward without it

True, that was definitely it.
But i don't understand what they were afraid of, i can't understand why they were afraid of a strong team, for goodness sake, but as strong as you are.
In the end you are both in the final, there must be a reason you got to the final.
I can't explain it to myself

Milan still have the opportunity to revenge next but they need to train all of the players to be better and make other strategies. They can learned of what happen to them to analyze what need to change so they can perform better than before. In the future, many clubs will do their best so they must find the best method to train the players. The past is already gone but they still have their future so that is what they must prepare to take revenge. If Milan is really good enough and the club that can raise their perform, they will prove to their fans. So we can wait and see what they will do later.

[TastyChillySauce00]

It is also a risky decision for him to manage Inter. Because Inter has competed very well in the Champions League in recent years and has won the Italian league many times. Their expectations are much higher than any other team. Their players are quality and this year they lost the Champions League championship and the Italian league in the last matches. I can say that they had a successful year in general, they were only bad in the final matches. If Chivu can solve this, he can build his career very well, but if he shows an unusually bad performance with Inter, I do not think he will be able to stay in the team until the end of the season.

I'd call that as a a very risky decision for sure. Inter appoint Chivu who failed when coached Parma. Things worsen when he is also having terrible PPM, and not coaching for a full season. That's enough reason to see i'm getting very skeptical to him.

[MK-74]

It is also a risky decision for him to manage Inter. Because Inter has competed very well in the Champions League in recent years and has won the Italian league many times. Their expectations are much higher than any other team. Their players are quality and this year they lost the Champions League championship and the Italian league in the last matches. I can say that they had a successful year in general, they were only bad in the final matches. If Chivu can solve this, he can build his career very well, but if he shows an unusually bad performance with Inter, I do not think he will be able to stay in the team until the end of the season.

I'd call that as a a very risky decision for sure. Inter appoint Chivu who failed when coached Parma. Things worsen when he is also having terrible PPM, and not coaching for a full season. That's enough reason to see i'm getting very skeptical to him.

I agree with you, it is a very risky decision for Inter Milan to bring Chivu to the team.
A year can be a waste for Inter Milan or a champion, we will learn this when the season starts and ends.

Also, what did he achieve in Parma that they brought this guy to Inter Milan? He has the same rates as me when he was the manager in Parma

[Adbitco]

The decision to sign Chivu as a new coach is showing how InterMilan feels so desperate in finding a good coach. I'd say this as a pure gamble by them. I know how him has been very loyal to them, but no guarantee he can perform even better than Inzaghi.
He never had a full season in serie a. I believe he's either going to get sacked at the mid season or help club to finish at the top 4, only if he can. I have no confidence over this sign.

I don't really know the credentials and pedigree of Chivu, I don't think his been a coach of any elite team before. I'm made to understand that his coached the Under teams of Inter Milan but never Inter Milan itself untill now. He was the coach of Parma and one might argue that he wasn't successful there because players there didn't meet the standards of top teams in the league. I still wonder why Inter Milan had to go for a coach that's not yet proven or do they want to give him the benefit of doubts! I'm just wondering.

[Velvet78]

... spurs are more successful than inter Milan this season. That's my takes on this

How come Tottenham were more successful than Inter?    Then you think Tottenham would have been able to qualify for the Champions League finale as well?

I'm sorry but there is no way that would happen. Reaching the Champions League finale is much harder than winning a Europa League trophy. I don't find this comparison right as a result.

[JeffBrad12]

I can't believe how Serie a has a plan to play Ac Milan vs Como fixtures in outside of Italy. Logically, they have no business to play outside of their region consider this is italy's top league. However, it seems serie so desperately to marketing their league to reach more audience that will give them more money.
They seem unserious league if they're doing it. Even though they have financial motive to do this, but truly unacceptable for sure.

However, i think they must cancel their plan to do that. It's disgusting when they play their own national league not in their home.

[bounceback]

Cristian Chivu is the new manager of Inter. Chivu doesn't have much experience. Former Inter player and coach in the lower age categories. He had a short adventure with Parma, that's all. I guess the president of Inter doesn't value experience in this job. They went from a two-time Champions League finalist manager to a manager with only 4 months of league experience. I'm curious to see the consequences of this. It could be a fairytale or a terrible disaster for them.

The decision to sign Chivu as a new coach is showing how InterMilan feels so desperate in finding a good coach. I'd say this as a pure gamble by them. I know how him has been very loyal to them, but no guarantee he can perform even better than Inzaghi.
He never had a full season in serie a. I believe he's either going to get sacked at the mid season or help club to finish at the top 4, only if he can. I have no confidence over this sign.

I think they could find better options instead of Chivu, but for some reason they are interested in him. Maybe they trust his abilities and we underestimate him. Of course, like everyone else, we think that a team that has played in the Champions League finals in two of the last three years deserves a better manager. It seemed more logical to bring in a manager who has proven himself, has quality, and has a successful career. However, the course of the season will determine whether we are wrong about Chivu or not.

We'll see later how far Cristian Chivu will bring the Inter Milan team, but if we look at when he coached the Parma team before which there was not even any development in the team when he coached then I dare say that bringing in Cristian Chivu to become the Inter team coach is a reckless step that they took, don't expect much if this season the Inter team can qualify for the Champions League because with the abilities that Cristian Chivu has it will not be easy for him to be able to make the Inter team develop more than before because a small team like Parma he can't handle let alone handle the Inter team which is one of the big teams in the Italian League.

[Lannakosa]

I think they could find better options instead of Chivu, but for some reason they are interested in him. Maybe they trust his abilities and we underestimate him. Of course, like everyone else, we think that a team that has played in the Champions League finals in two of the last three years deserves a better manager. It seemed more logical to bring in a manager who has proven himself, has quality, and has a successful career. However, the course of the season will determine whether we are wrong about Chivu or not.

Sometimes such an unexpected decision can bring a good result when Alonso came to Bayer, I did not see much enthusiasm on this matter, but it turned out that he could make Bayer champions. It is still difficult to say what Chivu is capable of, I agree that such a team that plays in the Champions League finals should be so ambitious to sign only insucible trainers. To which Chivu may not apply now, but if you do not give trainers a chance to show what they are capable of, then we will not be able to find "new Alonso."

[Mustang Shelby]

I think they could find better options instead of Chivu, but for some reason they are interested in him. Maybe they trust his abilities and we underestimate him. Of course, like everyone else, we think that a team that has played in the Champions League finals in two of the last three years deserves a better manager. It seemed more logical to bring in a manager who has proven himself, has quality, and has a successful career. However, the course of the season will determine whether we are wrong about Chivu or not.

Sometimes such an unexpected decision can bring a good result when Alonso came to Bayer, I did not see much enthusiasm on this matter, but it turned out that he could make Bayer champions. It is still difficult to say what Chivu is capable of, I agree that such a team that plays in the Champions League finals should be so ambitious to sign only insucible trainers. To which Chivu may not apply now, but if you do not give trainers a chance to show what they are capable of, then we will not be able to find "new Alonso."

Inter is not the right club to find a new Alonso. Because Xabi managed Bayer Leverkusen, not Bayern Munich. In this case, it would have been more logical for him to take over Roma instead of Inter. Inter is already used to success, they are a team that has reached the Champions League final many times but lost. Therefore, the manager will be under mental pressure. We can say that Xabi is mentally comfortable in Leverkusen. Success came as a result of this. However, if he had managed Bayern Munich, he would not have been comfortable in the same way.

[bastisisca]

Actually nobody can dispute Inter Milan from being a successful team even as they missed the two trophies and they wouldn't be far from the third best successful in the whole Italian league currently and there potentials has not left them yet because they would always go to every season with confidence of what they have and could give, actually even if Inter Milan was messed up by PSG but from the clubs they sent home before getting there they're definitely a successful club but just like other teams has ones fall and rose to become champion, Inter Milan will not be exempted from it because they might also rise again to winn.

I don't know why you guys are giving credit to a team that is as worst as arsenal hu? How can you explain someone giving up a league title for a champions League title, they knew too well if they have given their best in the league title they would have won it but yet they chose to put more energy on champions league, that is more less of a person that pour away he's water in a water jar hoping for a rain drop just because the clouds was stormy now no rain no water, now they are only guarantee of a ucl competition going home trophyless to me I'd say it's unwise, what makes you successful at every end of a season, is it coming out as a runner up or coming first with a gold medal, to my own opinion they disappointed me and someone of their fans, it trophy that makes you successful not how good you play, spurs are more successful than inter Milan this season. That's my takes on this

Inter certainly didn't achieve 100% of their objectives, but it also happened to Real Madrid when they wanted to overdo it, nothing new under the sun.
That's not to say they're not a great team, having reached the final twice in three years, i challenge the others who only speak out of envy at this point.