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“If they don’t win this time either …”. Inter’s litany began days ago, crying over their reserves that will not be available in the derby. Accustomed to winning for decades, they are well versed in practice and gufate … Don’t fall into the same trap, because historically the “bauscia” (the braggart) are them. It is one of its characteristics that has never been prescribed. I have always preferred them pretty loads on the eve, because modest and humble become much, much more dangerous.
In addition, I am absolutely certain that for Pioli and the Rossoneri, Inter’s absences do not matter much more than to express solidarity at this difficult time for everyone, in terms of health. The incipit seemed essential to clarify immediately that Inter is objectively favored, beyond superstitions. Built to win the Scudetto, it has a framework of greater experience and physical depth, with more players – than Milan – with decisive shots. And if, as in last season’s return derby, they hit 3 of the 5 shots on Sunday … He has a respectable European career behind him, even though he is far from the great Champions League, and ultimately has the resources to supply some gaps even if only temporary.
On the other hand, Milan has grown in mentality, attitude, self-esteem and continuity: all gaps that have lasted for at least five years and now seem finally resolved. He still needs to improve his technical figure and the habit of certain matches, but what is happening after the arrival of Pioli first and then Ibrahimovic gives hope for something good and a great game that can finally break the spell. It is time for the train to return to the tracks of history. Believing it is very different from being sure.
Marcello Lippi, for his part, is still sure, after 17 years, that Juve would have won the final in Manchester with Nedved being disqualified. Let them believe it. I only remember that on Tuesday, that afternoon at Old Trafford, Milan finished training against the Bianconeri, whom they crossed on leaving the field. It was then that Seedorf approached Lippi and shook his hand: “Sir, I am so sorry.” The Juventus coach looked at him in surprise and replied: “What for?” Seedorf smiled: “For tomorrow night, because we won.” End.
About Juventus. I am sorry, but this time, without necessarily assuming the role of Pontius Pilatos, I do not see any defect in the attitude towards the cancellation of the game against Naples. It was the Campania club that triggered the explosion, breaking football protocol, and it’s only fair that you pay. No illusions: the story is not over, in fact it will continue for a long time, and since we are in Italy you will see that a way will be found to put a piece here and another there. And Juve-Napoli will be played, perhaps in spring, when the virus has finally defeated it, but our way of thinking and being … certainly not yet.
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