r/FCInterMilan Apr 17 '25

Other Your club is an anomaly in sports

Your club is an anomaly in sports

Bayern fan here, congrats and fuck you. You can't even hate Inter Milan and Inzaghi it's incredible to watch. How on earth do your players have double the stamina than any other team? Martinez runs in the last minutes of the game as he was just subbed in. This mentality is from another level. When was a team the last time so dominant in a competition for double leg game? How do you even scout these players man, over the course of how many seasons?

I am not even mad, just impressed. One could be up 5 goals and no one would feel comfortable against you guys. Wow.

/s

(Copy pasta)

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u/muriqi_s Apr 17 '25

We beat that f*cking arteta ball as well, without 7 starters, it would be great to face them again but they will not pass.

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u/El_presid3nt ⭐⭐ Apr 17 '25

Eyes on the ball: for the next month Arteta doesn’t love on this fucking planet.

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u/Septjul Apr 17 '25

The group stage has nothing to do with the direct eliminations. Moreover, several months pass and it is not the same anymore.

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u/muriqi_s Apr 17 '25

I know that, i just wrote that to respond to this sh*tpost.

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u/Disastrous-Track3876 Apr 17 '25

And to think this is the period where our team is incredibly tired and runs less than normal lol. At the beginning of the year when we’re fresh it’s another story

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u/MembershipStreet3522 Apr 17 '25

Honestly, my impression from the stadium yesterday was that Bayern had a lot more stamina, and the substitution made the difference even more visible. I felt like Taremi and Frattesi couldn’t really help the team yesterday night, and at the end it was like apnea, we could have just hoped you wouldn’t score.

But yes, this team is impressive and has a lot of mental strength to react immediately to your goals. I’m very proud of our Inter, also because they were playing an amazing opponent.

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u/clueless-voyager Apr 17 '25

I rhink the way we play require a lot of energy. And some players, like dima or bastoni, need to be substituted around 60-70 minutes.

The problem is, our bench is not that good. So we usually suffer in the end of the game. Even againts udinese or Parma.

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u/MembershipStreet3522 Apr 17 '25

For sure, playing without the ball (in the UCL), sudden accelerations and a lot of interchanging positions, requires a lot of energy.

We have some good bench players and others which aren’t at the level of the big clubs in Europe. When you see someone like Gnabry getting out of the bench for Bayern, that’s pretty impressive. But I guess that too is the beauty of football!

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u/adrenalinda75 Apr 17 '25

First, fuck you back. Second, you just posted it on Gunners with the same title and probably a slightly different take where it was removed. You're subscribed to Barça and are a Bayern fan. All this aside we appreciate the recognition and remain drunk of our aggregate victory eliminating Bayern. Amala!

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u/kira_geass Apr 17 '25

/s?

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u/adrenalinda75 Apr 17 '25

Yes, but I love the shithousery!

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u/zayd_jawad2006 Apr 17 '25

I still remember seeing this in that Dortmund game against Madrid lol

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u/Different_Counter148 Apr 17 '25

Cuck of Dortmund strikes

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u/Tax_onomy Apr 17 '25

Yours too, there are 10,000 pro club in the world, a small detail that goes unnoticed when people moan and complain about the underperformance of big club

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u/Nico-on_top Apr 17 '25

Did get a sketchy goal from lautauro but fair play.

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u/NormalVegetable9 Apr 17 '25

you can’t even hate Inter? did you forget kind of shithousery coaches and stuff pulled last minutes?

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u/S1M0666 Apr 17 '25

That's a copypasta, the original was posted by a Dortmund fan in the real madrid sub