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Man I've missed much while I was away...
First is first. I was definately not satisfied seeing the team play so poorly against Brescia, but atleast we won. The freekick was the only highlight.
Recoba played poorly, CZ shot a ball out of the Meazza, and Adriano and Vieri missed more scoring chances then I could count. Did I mention all the injuries, atleast 4
But atleast we are in 4th, which is nice. It will take some effort to overtake Udinese but I think it can be done.
On the CL draw I'm happy we drew Porto. I was hoping we would stay away from Real and Man U and just to our luck they fell to Juve and Milan which is awesome.
Porto may have won last year but they are certainly not as good as they were last year. I definately think we can win against them but like Mancini said we shouldn't underestimate them. It will still be a challenge.
Our next game is against Livorno on the 6th, a Thursday. Definately another must win game. Livorno are near the bottom of the table and we HAVE to defeat them.
All I'm hoping is that we beat Livorno in convincing style unlike our game against Brescia.
First is first. I was definately not satisfied seeing the team play so poorly against Brescia, but atleast we won. The freekick was the only highlight.
Recoba played poorly, CZ shot a ball out of the Meazza, and Adriano and Vieri missed more scoring chances then I could count. Did I mention all the injuries, atleast 4
But atleast we are in 4th, which is nice. It will take some effort to overtake Udinese but I think it can be done.
On the CL draw I'm happy we drew Porto. I was hoping we would stay away from Real and Man U and just to our luck they fell to Juve and Milan which is awesome.
Porto may have won last year but they are certainly not as good as they were last year. I definately think we can win against them but like Mancini said we shouldn't underestimate them. It will still be a challenge.
Our next game is against Livorno on the 6th, a Thursday. Definately another must win game. Livorno are near the bottom of the table and we HAVE to defeat them.
All I'm hoping is that we beat Livorno in convincing style unlike our game against Brescia.
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it's nice to hear in the news that inter is unbeaten in this half of the season
forzainterfc
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just some news I hear that Vicente from Valencia is the main target for moratti on this winter transfers and I think it will happen which is good because we need a good left winger 
forzainterfc
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Mancini don't need Kily or maybe he don't like him
same applys to Recoba what a shame his talent started to die since mancini came
same applys to Recoba what a shame his talent started to die since mancini cameI haven't watched enough of Vicente to truly make an honest assessment of his qualities, but I feel that Kily on our starting 11 was like having a second J Zanetti. His work rate, passion and ability to track back from anywhere on the pitch to breakup an attack was just simply tremendous, man.
Christmas cheer for Mihajlovic
Tuesday, 21 December 2004
By Aleksandr Boskovic
Whatever Christmas brings in Siniša Mihajlovic's household, it is unlikely to match the excitement of last weekend's events.
Loaded celebration
Dedicating a goal to a family member has become a routine way to celebrate a goal and when Mihajlovic ran towards his loved ones after scoring for FC Internazionale Milano on Sunday, few in the San Siro could have guessed at the depth of the Serbo-Montenegrin defender's feelings.
First meeting
But when the 35-year-old dedicated that winning goal against Brescia Calcio to his eleven-year-old son Marco, he did so having met the boy for the first time just 24 hours beforehand. Marco's mother is a former girlfriend of Mihajlovic but they broke up before he was born and, while accepting his legal responsibilities as a father, Mihajlovic had previously never been allowed to see his son.
'Happy and proud'
"That was the deal," Mihajlovic told uefa.com. "Initially we were supposed to meet when Marco got to 18, to talk, and to tell him what I felt and to see what I could do. Fortunately, we've now met seven years early. I am very happy and proud."
Flight to Milan
Mihajlovic's wife Ariana was responsible for bringing father and son together. They have been married for ten years and have four children, yet Ariana knew about Marco and could sense her husband's sadness at not seeing his eldest son. She decided to mediate and so it was that Marco flew into Milan on Saturday. Marco, who was already well aware of his father's identity, met all of his new family and accompanied them to the San Siro for the match against Brescia.
Only goal
Then, 27 minutes in, his father scored the game's only goal from a free-kick. "I could not promise him a goal," said Mihajlovic. "I said I would do my best. When I saw the ball in the net, there was no one happier than me in the world. I ran to the stand where my wife was seated with the children. I saw them. Dejan Stankovic was the first one to approach me on the pitch, and he knew the whole story."
'Fairy tale'
Mihajlovic, who left Belgrade for Italy in 1992, did not last the full 90 minutes after hurting his left thigh. But he was unconcerned. "It is totally unimportant," he said. "I could hardly wait to get home. There, finally, everyone was waiting for me. It was in all a very special day for me. I put the children to bed. My heart was full when I saw all five of them tucked in their beds. I have to thank Ariana for giving a new dimension to my life. The coming Christmas and New Year holidays we will spend all together. I feel like I'm living a fairy tale."
Tuesday, 21 December 2004
By Aleksandr Boskovic
Whatever Christmas brings in Siniša Mihajlovic's household, it is unlikely to match the excitement of last weekend's events.
Loaded celebration
Dedicating a goal to a family member has become a routine way to celebrate a goal and when Mihajlovic ran towards his loved ones after scoring for FC Internazionale Milano on Sunday, few in the San Siro could have guessed at the depth of the Serbo-Montenegrin defender's feelings.
First meeting
But when the 35-year-old dedicated that winning goal against Brescia Calcio to his eleven-year-old son Marco, he did so having met the boy for the first time just 24 hours beforehand. Marco's mother is a former girlfriend of Mihajlovic but they broke up before he was born and, while accepting his legal responsibilities as a father, Mihajlovic had previously never been allowed to see his son.
'Happy and proud'
"That was the deal," Mihajlovic told uefa.com. "Initially we were supposed to meet when Marco got to 18, to talk, and to tell him what I felt and to see what I could do. Fortunately, we've now met seven years early. I am very happy and proud."
Flight to Milan
Mihajlovic's wife Ariana was responsible for bringing father and son together. They have been married for ten years and have four children, yet Ariana knew about Marco and could sense her husband's sadness at not seeing his eldest son. She decided to mediate and so it was that Marco flew into Milan on Saturday. Marco, who was already well aware of his father's identity, met all of his new family and accompanied them to the San Siro for the match against Brescia.
Only goal
Then, 27 minutes in, his father scored the game's only goal from a free-kick. "I could not promise him a goal," said Mihajlovic. "I said I would do my best. When I saw the ball in the net, there was no one happier than me in the world. I ran to the stand where my wife was seated with the children. I saw them. Dejan Stankovic was the first one to approach me on the pitch, and he knew the whole story."
'Fairy tale'
Mihajlovic, who left Belgrade for Italy in 1992, did not last the full 90 minutes after hurting his left thigh. But he was unconcerned. "It is totally unimportant," he said. "I could hardly wait to get home. There, finally, everyone was waiting for me. It was in all a very special day for me. I put the children to bed. My heart was full when I saw all five of them tucked in their beds. I have to thank Ariana for giving a new dimension to my life. The coming Christmas and New Year holidays we will spend all together. I feel like I'm living a fairy tale."
