Gian Piero Gasperini appointed Inter Milan manager

Filippo Inzaghi wrote:Gasperini made Milito a beast

chiboygeorge wrote:

Filippo Inzaghi wrote:Gasperini made Milito a beast

Milito was already a beast before he went to Italy.

Filippo Inzaghi wrote:

chiboygeorge wrote:

Filippo Inzaghi wrote:Gasperini made Milito a beast

Milito was already a beast before he went to Italy.

1999–2004 Racing Club 129 (21)
2004–2005 Genoa 65 (26)
2005–2008 Zaragoza 156 (57)
2008–2009 Genoa 37 (16)


Never remember him being spoke about much until his good season with Genoa. His record isnt that impressive except for the spells with Genoa.

Filippo Inzaghi wrote:

chiboygeorge wrote:

Filippo Inzaghi wrote:Gasperini made Milito a beast

Milito was already a beast before he went to Italy.

1999–2004 Racing Club 129 (21)
2004–2005 Genoa 65 (26)
2005–2008 Zaragoza 156 (57)
2008–2009 Genoa 37 (16)


Never remember him being spoke about much until his good season with Genoa. His record isnt that impressive except for the spells with Genoa.

Filippo Inzaghi wrote:He wasn't world class was he?

No. I know when Gasperini managed him Dont need you to try tell me.

chiboygeorge wrote:

Filippo Inzaghi wrote:He wasn't world class was he?

No. I know when Gasperini managed him Dont need you to try tell me.

Milito might not have been world class stage in zaragoza but he was very much a deadly striker. Take it this way, Neymar is not yet a world class player but he's very much a very, very good player. Gasperini didn't do shit to Milito...Milito was ever so good before he rejoined genoa.

Also, you make it sound like you don't know when gasperini managed them when you said...."Milito always has good goalscoring record when he had spells with genoa." when he only had one spell with genoa under gasperini.

Filippo Inzaghi wrote:

chiboygeorge wrote:

Filippo Inzaghi wrote:He wasn't world class was he?

No. I know when Gasperini managed him Dont need you to try tell me.

Milito might not have been world class stage in zaragoza but he was very much a deadly striker. Take it this way, Neymar is not yet a world class player but he's very much a very, very good player. Gasperini didn't do shit to Milito...Milito was ever so good before he rejoined genoa.

Also, you make it sound like you don't know when gasperini managed them when you said...."Milito always has good goalscoring record when he had spells with genoa." when he only had one spell with genoa under gasperini.

Well that's either you being thick or a language barrier But taking a educated guess i would say he was much better in his second spell which would confirm his beast status ... under Gasperini.

Filippo Inzaghi wrote:Whatever your boring to discuss with. He wasn't that impressive for Zaragosa from what i saw, he got a few goals that was mainly it Gasperini re-ignited the beast.

chiboygeorge wrote:

Filippo Inzaghi wrote:Whatever your boring to discuss with. He wasn't that impressive for Zaragosa from what i saw, he got a few goals that was mainly it Gasperini re-ignited the beast.

re-ignited the beast? so you were saying he was beast before and then Gasperini re-ignited him again? Or are you just stupid?

How can he be not impressive for Zaragoza? only someone who never watched him or is totally clueless would ever say that because he was their best player and was very very impressive in Zaragoza which prompted his return to Italy.

Filippo Inzaghi wrote:

chiboygeorge wrote:

Filippo Inzaghi wrote:Whatever your boring to discuss with. He wasn't that impressive for Zaragosa from what i saw, he got a few goals that was mainly it Gasperini re-ignited the beast.

re-ignited the beast? so you were saying he was beast before and then Gasperini re-ignited him again? Or are you just stupid?

How can he be not impressive for Zaragoza? only someone who never watched him or is totally clueless would ever say that because he was their best player and was very very impressive in Zaragoza which prompted his return to Italy.

Judging solely on his record yes. I watched him quite a few times actually, and Zaragosa getting relegated prompted his return to Italy.. its just you talking shit as usual.
I think you will find that you are the stupid one ive seen the stuff you have come out with especially in the United thread

chiboygeorge wrote:

Filippo Inzaghi wrote:

chiboygeorge wrote:

Filippo Inzaghi wrote:Whatever your boring to discuss with. He wasn't that impressive for Zaragosa from what i saw, he got a few goals that was mainly it Gasperini re-ignited the beast.

re-ignited the beast? so you were saying he was beast before and then Gasperini re-ignited him again? Or are you just stupid?

How can he be not impressive for Zaragoza? only someone who never watched him or is totally clueless would ever say that because he was their best player and was very very impressive in Zaragoza which prompted his return to Italy.

Judging solely on his record yes. I watched him quite a few times actually, and Zaragosa getting relegated prompted his return to Italy.. its just you talking shit as usual.
I think you will find that you are the stupid one ive seen the stuff you have come out with especially in the United thread

Even if Zaragoza wasn't relegated he would have still left because top teams enquired for him after his top class performances.

What have I come up stupid on Utd thread?

Filippo Inzaghi wrote:

chiboygeorge wrote:

Filippo Inzaghi wrote:

chiboygeorge wrote:

Filippo Inzaghi wrote:Whatever your boring to discuss with. He wasn't that impressive for Zaragosa from what i saw, he got a few goals that was mainly it Gasperini re-ignited the beast.

re-ignited the beast? so you were saying he was beast before and then Gasperini re-ignited him again? Or are you just stupid?

How can he be not impressive for Zaragoza? only someone who never watched him or is totally clueless would ever say that because he was their best player and was very very impressive in Zaragoza which prompted his return to Italy.

Judging solely on his record yes. I watched him quite a few times actually, and Zaragosa getting relegated prompted his return to Italy.. its just you talking shit as usual.
I think you will find that you are the stupid one ive seen the stuff you have come out with especially in the United thread

Even if Zaragoza wasn't relegated he would have still left because top teams enquired for him after his top class performances.

What have I come up stupid on Utd thread?

About a week ago regarding midfielders you made two laughable statements one was about Sneijder if i recall correctly.

He has been nicknamed "Gasperson" after Enrico Preziosi, president of Genoa, claimed Gasperini to be their Ferguson.

Sean wrote:

Rei Andros wrote:It's going to be interesting to see how he does. When he had a small budget at Genoa, he did well, but once he got money to spend, the results fell off badly. There was talk that he would play a 3-4-3 which would alienate Sneijder, but apparently he also uses a 3-4-1-2 as well. Saying that he did play a back 4 at times with Genoa,but that was out of desperation.

I wonder how the Inter players will adjust to playing a back three to be honest, especially they've played a back four since way back when.

Cesar; Lucio, Ranocchia, Samuel; Maicon, Cambiasso, Motta, Nagatomo; Sneijder; Eto'o, Pazzini.

Looks good to be honest. Though Inter could use a couple more CB's.

Interesting, so does he play a back 3 in the way of Bielsa, in order to keep 1 spare defender and mark each striker, allow wing backs to create space and basically play attacking football, or is he more a 3 in the back that acts more like a 5 with wing backs tucking in to prevent space on the flanks?