I think they will be a force in the CL this season. Eto'o + Milito are a very good strike force and if they get Sneijder or Cassano to add some flair to midfield they will be with a chance to win the lot.
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Don't forget their manager, either. He's not bad.
Serial euro bottlers.
Same was said about Spains' National Team, anything can change and Inter have it in them this season to go on to great things
Juve also seem to have bought well. Diego is a fantastic player and Melo can add some steel to the midfield. Cannavarro had a disatstrous spell at Madrid, but I bet he'll perform well this year at Juve.
Expect them to run Inter close in the Serie A this year.
AC Milan
Expect them to run Inter close in the Serie A this year.
AC Milan
Cant say i have sweated any of the Italian teams the past few years, AC especially now need to do some damage control.
What have AC done this summer?
gone on meds for their anxiety
Italian clubs have no chance. Goodbye Serie A..
Mourinho can win the champions league.
Now that they've lost Zlatan they need to bring in some creative forces in the midfield. Zlatan basically caried their entire attacking threat, both actually the goal scoring and creating the chances. They've replaced the scoring part, but they are going to have to sign at least one creative midfielder if they want to keep ahead of Juve.
Wesley Sneijder is almost a done deal I think.
I'd love it if we can meet AC Milan this year and return all the favors 
One or two signings aren't going to win Inter the Champions League.
Inter will walk Serie A blindfolded, and get beaten early-on in Europe again. Their net transfers mean they've really gone nowhere.
Inter will walk Serie A blindfolded, and get beaten early-on in Europe again. Their net transfers mean they've really gone nowhere.
Sold Kaka.
Inter could quite conceivably win the Champions League. Eto'o will score more goals than Zlatan and Milito will be a very good foil for him.
If Eto and Milito gels in they have potentially the best strike partnership in Europe.
Juve also seem to have bought well. Diego is a fantastic player and Melo can add some steel to the midfield. Cannavarro had a disatstrous spell at Madrid, but I bet he'll perform well this year at Juve.
Expect them to run Inter close in the Serie A this year.
AC Milan
Sod off daisy..Messi has more talent tucked under his right armpit than the entire Juventus pu together.
Forza Inter!
Inters strike force is poor.
same could be said for alot of teams
Diego Milito and Eto'o are both very good strikers, they've improved their strikeforce from last season.
Better than Chelsea's and Liverpool's.
It's creativity they lack, not a good striker.
And they still have the weakness all Italian sides have, they generally have quite slow teams, and their football is of a lower tempo.
So, when they come up (in particular) against an English side, they struggle to handle their superior pace, fitness and tempo of play.
Once they get serious about freshening up their ageing teams, and bringing in some pace and energy from youth then they can start to be a serious threat again, until then though, they are some way behind the better European sides
So, when they come up (in particular) against an English side, they struggle to handle their superior pace, fitness and tempo of play.
Once they get serious about freshening up their ageing teams, and bringing in some pace and energy from youth then they can start to be a serious threat again, until then though, they are some way behind the better European sides
Yes...
As Brwned said, the only real weakness this Inter side has is the lack of invention in midfield. Any of the Dutch boys from Madrid would be welcome additions to what is currently a very industrious outfit.
I highly doubt that, considering Messi is left-footed and even handballs with his left arm.
I doubt his RIGHT armpit is talented...
Our tie in the CL against them was decided by very small margins. They created a lot of chances and on another day it could easily have been Inter who progressed.
Eto'o, the best goalscorer in the world at the moment. And a quality striker for him to play off? That isn't poor at all Biscuit.
What's happening with Mancini & Quaresma are they staying? Is Jose going to play wingers this season? I know I've seen Mancini playing in a couple of their pre-season games.
Mancini & Quaresma are staying. Mourinho was quoted as saying he believes they will be ready to perform this season. We shall see.
Be careful of what you wish for. The last time we met them similar words and sentiments were shared but we ended getting our backsides handed to us.I'd love it if we can meet AC Milan this year and return all the favors
A flair midfielder (hopefully Sneijder) and we can be competitive also in the CL. This team is already much better than last season's one.
LOL@whoever thinks that our strikeforce is poor
LOL@whoever thinks that our strikeforce is poor
Cassano?A flair midfielder (hopefully Sneijder) and we can be competitive also in the CL. This team is already much better than last season's one.
LOL@whoever thinks that our strikeforce is poor
Its should have been over in the San Siro - they were dire. One dimensional and slow.
It really was a rather comfy passage in all honesty.
Signed Oguchi Onyewu ...
Ignore Vijay, he is a muppet. His aggressive behavior compensates for his small penis.
True, but I think your midfield would still be overrun by Barca, Real, Chelsea, Liverpool and United in that order.A flair midfielder (hopefully Sneijder) and we can be competitive also in the CL. This team is already much better than last season's one.
LOL@whoever thinks that our strikeforce is poor
In Italy, Juve and possibly Roma might give you some competition, the rest of the teams are a joke.
Yeah, we should won by 2 or 3 goals over there. The 2-0 win flattered us at OT, they had about 3 good chances, we missed a few good chances. Over the two legs we were comfortably superior, not at OT but overall.
Yeah, the first 45 minutes of the tie in the San Siro United looked a level or two above Inter. After that it was much of a muchness.