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@FinoAllaFine282 Yep. And I think once the dust swttles on the week it sooking, reality will set in that its 'win next season....or what next?' You're still a real one though lol 🖤✌️

6 years without Juve winning the scudetto That’s a lot isn’t it?

@DomApuzzo Grazie Dom, next season we all get to go again. 🤙✌️

Congrats to Inter on the Scudetto 🇮🇹 🏆 I had Chivu challenging this season off the jump while many had Inter finishing out of Europe and Chivu gone by November. Time for me to to set the banter aside, I got Inter mutuals out there that are cool people and to those Inter fans.. Enjoy your title 💯 See you next season ☕️

LMAOOOOO.

Wow it seems that with all the sooking and worrying about us all week every other side in the top four forgot that they still have a football fixture this weekend. This is the third season in a row that Juve have dropped points to an already relegated side while chasing Champions League qualification...stay humble eh.

IT MIGHT NOT BE OFFICIAL, OFFICIAL. IT MIGHT BE SUNDAY. IT MIGHT NOT BE JUST YET....BUT ITS INEVITABLE. INTER - CAMPIONI D'ITALIA 2025/26 🇮🇹🏆 IL NUMERO XXI IS BEING STITCHED AROUND THE WORLD! FORZA RAGAZZI 💙🖤🥂🍾

I can’t believe my eyes… Hellas Verona have been relegated

@gioco1978 @FedeNerazzurra I see basic mathematics is not your Forte either anyway enjoy your top four battle like I said the winner celebrates and the loser complaints that is the way it always has been and that is the way it is right now even in this very thread

@interww @FedeNerazzurra Throwing in that jab at the end when we have twice the amount of scudetti that you do.

"I WOULD HAVE STAYED" - Inzaghi: "It shocked me about conspiracy against Inter: we were penalized by the refs!! I kept Dimarco, otherwise he would have gone on another loan. The night in Munich..." Finally, Simone Inzaghi. His truths, his pride, his past and his future. All unfiltered. Just under a year after his tumultuous departure from Inter, and a few days before the Scudetto that will crown his successor Cristian Chivu, the coach of the second star agrees to clear up the lingering doubts left unresolved amid months of rumors and ill will. Let's start with the current investigations into the referees in Italy. "It honestly shocked me: Inter lost points last season because of refereeing errors. The league, the Super Cup... it's surprising to be dragged into a story where we were actually penalized and not favored." Prosecutors are talking about the referees that are favored or disliked by Inter. "Ok, but how can anyone think there was a conspiracy? For us, it was a disastrous season. I have always had great respect for the work of the referees and I don't want to talk about Napoli which won the Scudetto fairly. But there's the feeling that something was taken from us. I'm not accusing anyone, and I don't doubt anyone's good faith. Let's just say we were unlucky and everything went against us, even if we did share some of the blame. But the disappointment remains and it won't go away: losing the Scudetto by a single point is painful." What do you feel more... the pride of winning one league title or the regret of losing two? "You cannot have regrets in sports, especially if you finished second behind the opponents who had impressive runs. In four years, I won a lot and I'm happy with the results. I don't know if we could have done more, but we reached two Champions League finals. In any case, I accept criticism as long as it's directed at me and not the players. They always gave everything they had." If you found yourself in the same situation as a year ago, would you prioritize winning the league or would you try again to win the Champions League? "I wouldn't change a thing. We had a dream: the treble. At the end of the season, we paid the price for having played 23 more games than Napoli. But I'd do it all over again: Inter have a duty to compete at every level. And besides, the nights against Bayern and Barcelona will stay with me longer than the trophies. Those were victories that may well be unrepeatable." What happened in the final in Munich? "We went into that much without much energy, both physically and mentally: that's not an excuse, simply fact. The disappointment of losing the Scudetto weighed on us, undermining our self-confidence. PSG are a great team, as we saw the other night against Bayern: they took control of the final with two early goals and capitalized on their superior brilliance, while we tried to react and fell apart. It still hurts to lose like that, but we can't forget what happened beforehand specially our run in Europe." Let's settle this once and for all: did you tell the team before the final that you were leaving? "Absolutely not. I couldn't have done that because the decision, which was very difficult for me and my family, had not been made yet. The truth is that it all happened very quickly: two days after Munich, we met at Marotta's home together with Ausilio and Baccin. I expressed the need for a change, because I felt that a cycle had come to an end. They would have liked to continue with me but they understood my choice. We parted as friends, and we still are. But if we had won the Champions League, I would have stayed at Inter." So why did you say before the final that you had several offers on the table? "Because you never know how things might turn out, and because it was my duty not to hide from the fans what could happen. There had been offers in other situations as well and I had never accepted them. This time, however, things turned out differently: I wanted to try a new experience." People go to Saudi Arabia for money, not ambition. "Or you simply go to try something new, to challenge yourself in a different environment. Fortunately, I've never had any money problem. That wasn't something that I was lacking. I had a wonderful home in Milan which I could see everything in the city, including the San Siro. The offer convinced me and now here I am, happy to be here." Do you miss Italy? "Honestly no. Since I arrived in Riyadh, I have only gone back home for four days. My family, parents and friends come to visit me often so I don't get homesick. I live in a gated community where the facilities are excellent, including an American school for the kids. The organization is perfect, even at the club. And I'm learning English too." The Saudi media is speculating about a possible dismissal. "It seems to me that everyone is happy with me. We reached the quarterfinals in the Club World Cup, we're still in the running for the league title because we're eight points behind but we still have to face Al Nassr in a head-to-head match, and we have to play in the King's Cup final... And especially, we haven't lost a single game this season because our elimination from the Asian Champions League against Mancini's Al Sadd came down to a penalty shootout. I don't think there's a coach in the world who is still undefeated." Obviously, you proudly claim the fruits of your labor. But what if an Italian club - or even the national team - were to give you a call? "I don't think about that. I still have a year left on my contract with Al Hilal and I'm really excited about it. I had never been away from Italy before and this adventure is making me a better person, both personally and professionally." Aren't you at risk of becoming a prisoner of your massive salary and being "forced" to stay in Saudi Arabia? "I don't think so at all. As I said before, money is never my top priority. Other colleagues have coached in Saudi League and then returned to Europe. When the time comes, and I can't pinpoint that this moment, then we will see." Meanwhile, Inter bounced back quickly and won the Scudetto in convincing fashion. "They did a great job, winning is never easy. And the credit goes to Chivu as well. I knew the team well and I had no doubts about the players' abilities. But putting our faith in Chivu was also the right choice and I knew it because I'd seen him at work. Now it's only right that Inter celebrate and then set sights on winning the Coppa Italia final." Dimarco complained about the systematic substitutions he was subjected to during your tenure. "Federico enjoyed some great seasons with me and he knows it full well: I was the one who kept him at Inter after watching him train for ten days. Otherwise, he might have left on another loan spell. His words were probably misinterpreted. Our relationship remains excellent and we still keep in touch. I've also read a lot about Zielinski. But people seem to forget that I was the one who wanted him at Inter when Marotta and Ausilio presented that opportunity to me. Unfortunately, he had a lot of physical problems last year and struggled to show his qualities." With his squad, would you have come up empty-handed in 2025? "I don't know, things like that you can never tell. The club did well in the transfer market by strengthening the attack and by signing Akanji who has been an excellent addition to the defense." You mentioned the final at the Olimpico. Lazio against Inter, both are "your" teams. Whose side are you on? "Neither. I will sit back in my chair and enjoy the show. These are two clubs that have given me so much so may the best team win. Anything can happen in a final. So who knows..." Speaking of love, will your brother Filippo manage to get promotion to Serie A with Palermo? "I really hope so because he deserves it. He's done a great job, he can do it." Has there ever been any jealousy between you two, either during your time as players or as coaches? "Never. On the contrary, total camaraderie. The best moment was when we played together for the national team in Turin against England. It was 2000, with Trapattoni as coach. You can imagine how excited our parents were. An unforgettable memory." Speaking of the Azzurri, how do you explain another World Cup flop? "There are real issues here and they should not be underestimated: we need to start fresh from the ground up and make a leap forward in terms of mindset. Starting right in the youth academies. Football must achieve results through courage and creativity, not by focusing on winning at all costs at the expense of the quality of play." Anything else? "I would reduce the size of the league. These may be painful choices but in five years they will make the decision makers on these change very happy. And one last piece of advice: value the youth coaches, who teach technique rather than tactics. I am grateful to so many coaches but I'm especially close to those who raised me in the youth system. Without them, I would never have become Simone Inzaghi." GdS

@gioco1978 @FedeNerazzurra Nobody is acting guilty. Were going about our day to day while you all have meltdowns through accusations. This is usually what happens when fans can't see the light at the end of their own tunnel, so they target others. 7 years without the title will do that to Juve fans.

@interww @FedeNerazzurra Inter haven’t been accused of anything but are acting very guilty 🤣

Just be yourself on this app bro, drop those tweets and make those opinions heard without worrying what others think. Because trust me, everyone gets laughed at in the dms and gcs anyways. including me and idgaf 😂

@gioco1978 @FedeNerazzurra How is the account having a meltdown just by sharing a publicized article on an interview? Kinds of sounds like you are coping with the fact that 72 hours ago your entire fanbase thought we would be relegated but now you realize were 72 hours away from being champs?

@FedeNerazzurra Holy shit! This account is having an absolute meltdown. Are you OK bro?

@francescoganeo @FinoAllaFine282 They did not decide on their own they just did not involve us anywhere near to the point that you clowns have tried to make it out to be enjoy your top four race mate don't look too far up because it ain't your league

@interww @FinoAllaFine282 Solo voi potete credere che gli arbitri decidessero da soli.

So referees in Italy cheat just for fun? They’re not trying to help a club? 🤣

@iL_Biscioneee @AzzurriFanPhil The countdown has started. And the hysteria doubles the pleasure.

@AzzurriFanPhil Tune in next Sunday when we win the scudetto. Party begins 2:45pm est.

They’re shouting that THEY will benefit from any investigation into missed calls from last season. Meanwhile, a red card not given for a blatant elbow by B****ni with a winning goal for Inter coming seconds later. Relegation is not enough. TOTAL LIQUIDATION!

A moment of silence for the juventini who have just realised that they can no longer recycle that image of Doveri with the backpack at the airport without also explaining why he would also not be chosen to officiate our games on purpose.

@snajaths Honestly no exaggeration it looked like a bunch of very bored rival fans who realized that their Excel spreadsheets have finally busted. Comparing this to calciopoli 2.0? Embarrassing beyond repair.

Sorry guys, been away for a few days. I'm finding out there were speculations that Inter was involved in some Juve-Milan level crimes but just 1 day later it turns out Inter, as usual, is the cleanest club in Italy? Is that right? No proof, nothing?

@DomApuzzo Parallel universes Saturday vs Today

Interesting 48 hours for Serie A followers. Looks like everything is back to normal and many fans are calculating their top 4 chances again. Have a great week 😀 ✌️🤙

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@MilanArg__ LMAOOOOOOOOO

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