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Quote from: TelolettOm on September 09, 2025, 02:35:35 PM

But, as the ex-Inter Milan coach said, he trusts Chivu, but we need to be very patient.

It's normal that many people are pessimistic about Chivu. As a non-Inter fan, I feel this is not a good decision by management. Even though he said to be patient for this season, but I'm not sure Inter fans can wait for it. Fans were already disappointed after failing to win the Serie A title in the final week of last season, and if Chivu only bringing inter to the poor performances this season, there's no reason for fans to say they need to be patient. maybe too early to pessimistic? I don't know, but if Chivu failed, no more patience i think.

Trusting a new coach is always a difficult, especially when the coach is not someone with reputation. If Chivu want wants the inter Milan fans to trust him then he needs to build the trust by winning matches.

This is exact scenario with Chelsea last season when they bought in Enzo maresca,, a lot of fans were against him but when he begin to win matches, the fans begin to trust him but by bit. I would say to you now that almost every chelsea fan if not all chelsea fan have a big trust in maresca project.

Chivu need to win matches by these we will trust him and he will be on less pressure but losing a match to udinese at home in the early stage of the season is very unacceptable. It not just the loss but the performance by the boys is nothing compared to last season.

The day of truth will be when he challenges Juventus and there will be the real test to make sure everyone trusts him, if he wins the match then all the fans will hang on his every word, but it is not a given that Inter will be able to win against Juventus, so it is not easy, everything depends on that match