Julio Cesar

astonaidan

What has happened to Caesar, He was considered the best goalie in the world a couple of seasons ago and rightly so, But he has turned into a right cowboy recently, every game I watch he makes a mistake that leads to a goal

Squelchy

Et tu, Brute?

Pinturicchio

You could say the same for a lot of Inter's players really.

flahavaj

Pinturicchio wrote: »

You could say the same for a lot of Inter's players really.

Was about to say the same thing! He is not alone.

Sheepy99

he made a great save tonight against cska

astonaidan

Sheepy99 wrote: »

he made a great save tonight against cska

He also fecked up for the free kick, I remember when he was pure solid doesnt seem to be that anymroe

Richard Hillman

He was injured for a while last year and hasnt been the same since.

Paparazzo

astonaidan wrote: »

He also fecked up for the free kick, I remember when he was pure solid doesnt seem to be that anymroe

Shocking for the free kick.
http://www.101greatgoals.com/videodisplay/alan-dzagoev-inter-milan-15464010/

s_carnage

Pinturicchio wrote: »

You could say the same for a lot of Inter's Brazil's players really.

FYP

Pinturicchio

s_carnage wrote: »

FYP

Especially Lucio and Maicon.

steelcityblues

The general problem with Inter, is that they did not invest enough in youth, to go along with the thirtysomethings in the squad.

Buying a 32 year old Forlan to replace Eto'o, may not have been the wisest move.

Professional Griefer

Paparazzo wrote: »

Shocking for the free kick.
http://www.101greatgoals.com/videodisplay/alan-dzagoev-inter-milan-15464010/

That was awful :eek:

TheTosh

steelcityblues wrote: »

The general problem with Inter, is that they did not invest enough in youth, to go along with the thirtysomethings in the squad.

Buying a 32 year old Forlan to replace Eto'o, may not have been the wisest move.

I wouldn't fault them buying Forlan he's a quality player but I agree they needed to sign some younger players too especially in defence

steelcityblues

TheTosh wrote: »

I wouldn't fault them buying Forlan he's a quality player but I agree they needed to sign some younger players too especially in defence

A quality player, who had a poor final season in La Liga though. A risk of a signing.

if he bags at least 15-20 goals this season, then certainly full credit to him.

TheTosh

steelcityblues wrote: »

A quality player, who had a poor final season in La Liga though. A risk of a signing.

if he bags at least 15-20 goals this season, then certainly full credit to him.

With the price they paid for him(rumour to 6m euro) I wouldn't say it was risky and he did have a poor season by his standards but that could be said about a lot of the Atletico players.

Pinturicchio

steelcityblues wrote: »

The general problem with Inter, is that they did not invest enough in youth, to go along with the thirtysomethings in the squad.

Buying a 32 year old Forlan to replace Eto'o, may not have been the wisest move.

They do have Andrea Ranocchia, Ricky Alvarez, Andrea Poli, Obi Chukwuma, Coutinho, Luc Castaignos, Jonathan, Yuto Nagatomo and Lorenzo Crisetig who are all young(ish).

steelcityblues

Pinturicchio wrote: »

They do have Andrea Ranocchia, Ricky Alvarez, Andrea Poli, Obi Chukwuma, Coutinho, Luc Castaignos, Jonathan, Yuto Nagatomo and Lorenzo Crisetig who are all young(ish).

The old guard are dominating the starting XI at the moment, though.

Unlike at Man United, where Fergie is showing his shrewdness, by giving the likes of Jones, Smalling, Cleverly and Welbeck, a chance to claim a spot ahead of the more senior players.

Pinturicchio

steelcityblues wrote: »

The old guard are dominating the starting XI at the moment, though.

Unlike at Man United, where Fergie is showing his shrewdness, by giving the likes of Jones, Smalling, Cleverly and Welbeck, a chance to claim a spot ahead of the more senior players.

True.

Not giving young players a chance is a problem in Italian football in general.

Mars Bar

Paparazzo wrote: »

Shocking for the free kick.
http://www.101greatgoals.com/videodisplay/alan-dzagoev-inter-milan-15464010/

Christ!

He was way off his line and he couldn't even jump! His left leg was on the ground the whole time.

That looks like Sunday League goalkeeping.

Pinturicchio

He always seems to go for saves with his "wrong" hand. Even when he was playing well.

In the situation in that video above, I think most keepers would've gone with their left hand, but he went with his right.