Quote from: ndutndut on Today at 06:30:10 PM

Furthermore choosing a coach without experience coaching a major team is still a gamble. This is evident in Inter's poor start to the season, with one win and one loss in two matches. The current problem is whether Inter management can be patient if coach Chivu doesn't show any improvement in the next 10 matches. Inter must not fire their coach mid season, so Chivu must immediately give his best for Inter in the coming matches.

Choosing Chivu was definitely a huge gamble because the only team that he has ever managed in top flight football was actually Parma all other achievements have been with the youth team with inter youth team been his stint at coaching. I think it is with this profile that Inter Milan decided to gamble on him since he might know about the club and its legacy. But this didn’t take the fact away that it was gamble most especially with what Inter Milan nearly achieved last season when they almost won treble but missed out on all. This season they are supposed to be actually building up the momentum to better than last season because if they falter now it might be bad for them.

Quote from: hyudien on Today at 06:44:28 PM

They remind me of Como, yes it must be admitted that Cremonese started the season brilliantly, they certainly have the potential to be a dark horse in Serie A this season but keep in mind that it's only been two games and anything that might hinder their performance in the future can happen, I still don't trust them 100% as a stumbling block for the candidates, I need to see them in 10 games to be sure, and Vardy's arrival doesn't change anything for me personally because he has lost his prime.

I am also not fazed away by all this early performance from the low rank team because most of them usually fade away mid way into the season but it is still not bad for them to gather more points now because at the end of the it is usually important for the fight against relegation