Dejan Stankovic è intervenuto a margine della cena organizzata dall’Inter con il settore giovanile. [fncvideo id=790867] Queste le parole dell’ex nerazzurro: “Dovete divertirvi, godervi il momento, rispettare la famiglia, i compagni, il mister, gli avversari e stare bene nella famiglia Inter. Ho trascorso 10 anni qui, insieme a Zanetti, Toldo, ci siamo divertiti e siamo stati bene”. (Fonte: Inter Channel)
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“Nell’ultimo anno io ci ho messo 150 milioni di euro nel Milan”. Silvio Berlusconi è al Colle al ricevimento per lo scambio di auguri natalizi, alla presenza del Capo dello Stato, Sergio Mattarella.Berlusconi ha parlato anche di Milan e si è concesso una battuta sulla fuga della Juventus, già campione d’inverno. Come bisogna fare con la vecchia signora che vince sempre? Gli chiedono. Pronta la replica dell’ex premier che davanti ai giornalisti scherza: “Dobbiamo cambiare tutti gli arbitri di serie A e tutti i giudici…”.
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While the year 2016 has been, to put it mildly, an unmitigated disaster for Inter as far as matters on the pitch are concerned, you still get the feeling that we will look back on it in the not-too-distant future as one of the single most important years in the club’s 108-year history. It would be fair to say that the first six months of the Suning era have not exactly gone to plan – in fact, it would probably be generous to phrase it like that – but nonetheless there is good reason to believe that these current troubles will turn out to be nothing more than teething problems and that soon enough the fortunes of our club will change for the better. At the base of such optimism are announcements like the one Inter made on Tuesday afternoon, via a lengthy official statement on the club’s website.
“F.C. Internazionale today announced a multi-year sponsorship agreement for a package of naming rights to include the training centre at Appiano Gentile”, it reads. “Effective immediately, Inter’s first team training centre will now become known as The Suning Training Centre in memory of Angelo Moratti. Also included as part of the package are the naming rights for the Club’s youth team training centre, commonly known as ‘Interello’, which will now be known as The Suning Youth Development Centre in memory of Giacinto Facchetti. The final part of the agreement concerns the rights as the Official Training Apparel Partner for both the senior and youth (Primavera) teams. This package has been taken up by Suning.com, a major on-line shopping portal in China.”
Presenting this new partnership in person were Chief Communications Officer Robert Faulkner and and Chief Revenue Officer Michael Gandler, who appeared in front of journalists before Stefano Pioli carried out his normal press conference in the build-up to Wednesday’s important match at home to Lazio. “This is a very important day for Inter as a football club”, said Gandler, “[as] there has been significant change around Appiano Gentile. Suning.com and Suning Sports will be the featured brand on all of our training apparel and training activities, while the training ground takes the name of the Suning Training Centre in memory of Angelo Moratti. It’s very important to respect the history and heritage of the club and the importance of the Moratti family.”
That last sentence in particular should be music to the ears of many Interisti, as some supporters have expressed concerns in recent months about the club losing some of its heart and soul under its new overseas owners. On the contrary, the adherence to tradition seemed to be one of the key messages the club wanted to get across during this news conference, as Gandler later went on to play down rumors that Inter might be looking either to leave San Siro or replace title shirt sponsor Pirelli, which together have written some of the most important pages in the club’s history.
On the prospect of moving to another stadium in the near future, he was fairly clear: “Inter’s intention has always been and continues to be to stay at San Siro. The ownership has committed to investing in San Siro and building a more modern San Siro; something that has the types of benefits and facilities that fans today expect from a football club. Obviously there are challenges and complications along the way, but San Siro is our home.” As far as Pirelli is concerned, meanwhile, he clarified that this new deal only applies to the players’ training kits and not their match-day shirts: “We have a multi-year partnership with Pirelli, which is one of the longest in the history of professional football for playing jerseys. We’re incredibly enthusiastic about the partnership we have – Pirelli is one of the premier global brands and is prestigious in every regard.”
If you’d like to see what our renamed, spruced up training facilities look like, a photo gallery is available here on the Inter website. The hope is that Tuesday’s announcement is another step towards a blindingly bright future under Suning’s leadership. Facci sognare, as they say…
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Match Info
When: Wednesday, December 21th 2:45pm ET/ 8:45pm CET
Where: Stadio Giuseppe Meazza, Milan, Italy.
We all remember what happened in this match last season. Inter lost to Lazio in the final game of the calendar year, a shock result that saw the wheels fall off the Mancini wagon in the second half of the campaign. The Inter players who took part in that collapse will certainly have that in their minds in the buildup to this fixture, as will Antonio Candreva (the man who scored both of Lazio’s goals) and Stefano Pioli (the man who engineered that Biancocelesti victory). A stronger performance and mentality will be needed this time around.
At least the team is coming into this match in pretty good form. Inter will be seeking a seventh consecutive home win in all competitions as well as a 3 game Serie A winning streak. This will certainly be the toughest game of that Serie A run though, Lazio has been doing well under caretaker-turned sorta permanent coach Simone Inzaghi. The 4th placed side has won 4 of their last 5 matches (only losing to Roma in their Derby match), and Inzaghi has both Ciro Immobile and Felipe Anderson playing well again. They’ve only lost one away from home, though that defeat was at the San Siro against AC Milan.
A win here would be a big result for Pioli and his men, and the result of this match will likely come down to which Inter comes out of the gates. If it is the all guns blazing version of Inter seen against Fiorentina and Milan then the home side could definitely walk away with all three points. If it’s the Inter we watched take on Napoli then it could be a long 90 minutes.
Team News
Pioli has a bit of a midfield dilemma going into this match. Gary Medel is still injured, Assane Gnoukouri could potentially remain out with an ankle injury, Joao Mario is suspended for yellow card accumulation, and Felipe Melo has a two match ban for his sending off against Sassuolo and being “disrespectful” towards the referee (though Inter is appealing that).
The coach hasn’t given any idications of if he’ll stick with the 3 man defense this time but since it’s worked relatively well so far, I don’t see why he’d change it up.
Probable Starting XIs
Inter (3-4-2-1): Handanovic; D’Ambrosio, Miranda, Murillo; Candreva, Kondogbia, Brozovic, Ansaldi; Banega, Perisic; Icardi
Lazio (4-3-3): Marchetti; Basta, Wallace, De Vrij, Radu; Parolo, Biglia, Milinkovic; Anderson, Immobile, Keita
How to Watch
TV: Lazio Style Channel, Sky Supercalcio HD, Sky Calcio 1, Sky Sport 1 HD Italia, PremiumSport HD (Italy); BT Sport ESPN (UK); RAI Internatinal (USA)
Online: SKY Go Italia, Premium Play (Italy); BT Sport Live Streaming (UK); beIN SPORTS CONNECT (USA)
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Match Info
When: Wednesday, December 21th 2:45pm ET/ 8:45pm CET
Where: Stadio Giuseppe Meazza, Milan, Italy.
We all remember what happened in this match last season. Inter lost to Lazio in the final game of the calendar year, a shock result that saw the wheels fall off the Mancini wagon in the second half of the campaign. The Inter players who took part in that collapse will certainly have that in their minds in the buildup to this fixture, as will Antonio Candreva (the man who scored both of Lazio’s goals) and Stefano Pioli (the man who engineered that Biancocelesti victory). A stronger performance and mentality will be needed this time around.
At least the team is coming into this match in pretty good form. Inter will be seeking a seventh consecutive home win in all competitions as well as a 3 game Serie A winning streak. This will certainly be the toughest game of that Serie A run though, Lazio has been doing well under caretaker-turned sorta permanent coach Simone Inzaghi. The 4th placed side has won 4 of their last 5 matches (only losing to Roma in their Derby match), and Inzaghi has both Ciro Immobile and Felipe Anderson playing well again. They’ve only lost one away from home, though that defeat was at the San Siro against AC Milan.
A win here would be a big result for Pioli and his men, and the result of this match will likely come down to which Inter comes out of the gates. If it is the all guns blazing version of Inter seen against Fiorentina and Milan then the home side could definitely walk away with all three points. If it’s the Inter we watched take on Napoli then it could be a long 90 minutes.
Team News
Pioli has a bit of a midfield dilemma going into this match. Gary Medel is still injured, Assane Gnoukouri could potentially remain out with an ankle injury, Joao Mario is suspended for yellow card accumulation, and Felipe Melo has a two match ban for his sending off against Sassuolo and being “disrespectful” towards the referee (though Inter is appealing that).
The coach hasn’t given any idications of if he’ll stick with the 3 man defense this time but since it’s worked relatively well so far, I don’t see why he’d change it up.
Probable Starting XIs
Inter (3-4-2-1): Handanovic; D’Ambrosio, Miranda, Murillo; Candreva, Kondogbia, Brozovic, Ansaldi; Banega, Perisic; Icardi
Lazio (4-3-3): Marchetti; Basta, Wallace, De Vrij, Radu; Parolo, Biglia, Milinkovic; Anderson, Immobile, Keita
How to Watch
TV: Lazio Style Channel, Sky Supercalcio HD, Sky Calcio 1, Sky Sport 1 HD Italia, PremiumSport HD (Italy); BT Sport ESPN (UK); RAI Internatinal (USA)
Online: SKY Go Italia, Premium Play (Italy); BT Sport Live Streaming (UK); beIN SPORTS CONNECT (USA)
(For other countries’ streaming and broadcasting options see here)
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Match Info
When: Wednesday, December 21th 2:45pm ET/ 8:45pm CET
Where: Stadio Giuseppe Meazza, Milan, Italy.
We all remember what happened in this match last season. Inter lost to Lazio in the final game of the calendar year, a shock result that saw the wheels fall off the Mancini wagon in the second half of the campaign. The Inter players who took part in that collapse will certainly have that in their minds in the buildup to this fixture, as will Antonio Candreva (the man who scored both of Lazio’s goals) and Stefano Pioli (the man who engineered that Biancocelesti victory). A stronger performance and mentality will be needed this time around.
At least the team is coming into this match in pretty good form. Inter will be seeking a seventh consecutive home win in all competitions as well as a 3 game Serie A winning streak. This will certainly be the toughest game of that Serie A run though, Lazio has been doing well under caretaker-turned sorta permanent coach Simone Inzaghi. The 4th placed side has won 4 of their last 5 matches (only losing to Roma in their Derby match), and Inzaghi has both Ciro Immobile and Felipe Anderson playing well again. They’ve only lost one away from home, though that defeat was at the San Siro against AC Milan.
A win here would be a big result for Pioli and his men, and the result of this match will likely come down to which Inter comes out of the gates. If it is the all guns blazing version of Inter seen against Fiorentina and Milan then the home side could definitely walk away with all three points. If it’s the Inter we watched take on Napoli then it could be a long 90 minutes.
Team News
Pioli has a bit of a midfield dilemma going into this match. Gary Medel is still injured, Assane Gnoukouri could potentially remain out with an ankle injury, Joao Mario is suspended for yellow card accumulation, and Felipe Melo has a two match ban for his sending off against Sassuolo and being “disrespectful” towards the referee (though Inter is appealing that).
The coach hasn’t given any idications of if he’ll stick with the 3 man defense this time but since it’s worked relatively well so far, I don’t see why he’d change it up.
Probable Starting XIs
Inter (3-4-2-1): Handanovic; D’Ambrosio, Miranda, Murillo; Candreva, Kondogbia, Brozovic, Ansaldi; Banega, Perisic; Icardi
Lazio (4-3-3): Marchetti; Basta, Wallace, De Vrij, Radu; Parolo, Biglia, Milinkovic; Anderson, Immobile, Keita
How to Watch
TV: Lazio Style Channel, Sky Supercalcio HD, Sky Calcio 1, Sky Sport 1 HD Italia, PremiumSport HD (Italy); BT Sport ESPN (UK); RAI Internatinal (USA)
Online: SKY Go Italia, Premium Play (Italy); BT Sport Live Streaming (UK); beIN SPORTS CONNECT (USA)
(For other countries’ streaming and broadcasting options see here)
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Match Info
When: Wednesday, December 21th 2:45pm ET/ 8:45pm CET
Where: Stadio Giuseppe Meazza, Milan, Italy.
We all remember what happened in this match last season. Inter lost to Lazio in the final game of the calendar year, a shock result that saw the wheels fall off the Mancini wagon in the second half of the campaign. The Inter players who took part in that collapse will certainly have that in their minds in the buildup to this fixture, as will Antonio Candreva (the man who scored both of Lazio’s goals) and Stefano Pioli (the man who engineered that Biancocelesti victory). A stronger performance and mentality will be needed this time around.
At least the team is coming into this match in pretty good form. Inter will be seeking a seventh consecutive home win in all competitions as well as a 3 game Serie A winning streak. This will certainly be the toughest game of that Serie A run though, Lazio has been doing well under caretaker-turned sorta permanent coach Simone Inzaghi. The 4th placed side has won 4 of their last 5 matches (only losing to Roma in their Derby match), and Inzaghi has both Ciro Immobile and Felipe Anderson playing well again. They’ve only lost one away from home, though that defeat was at the San Siro against AC Milan.
A win here would be a big result for Pioli and his men, and the result of this match will likely come down to which Inter comes out of the gates. If it is the all guns blazing version of Inter seen against Fiorentina and Milan then the home side could definitely walk away with all three points. If it’s the Inter we watched take on Napoli then it could be a long 90 minutes.
Team News
Pioli has a bit of a midfield dilemma going into this match. Gary Medel is still injured, Assane Gnoukouri could potentially remain out with an ankle injury, Joao Mario is suspended for yellow card accumulation, and Felipe Melo has a two match ban for his sending off against Sassuolo and being “disrespectful” towards the referee (though Inter is appealing that).
The coach hasn’t given any idications of if he’ll stick with the 3 man defense this time but since it’s worked relatively well so far, I don’t see why he’d change it up.
Probable Starting XIs
Inter (3-4-2-1): Handanovic; D’Ambrosio, Miranda, Murillo; Candreva, Kondogbia, Brozovic, Ansaldi; Banega, Perisic; Icardi
Lazio (4-3-3): Marchetti; Basta, Wallace, De Vrij, Radu; Parolo, Biglia, Milinkovic; Anderson, Immobile, Keita
How to Watch
TV: Lazio Style Channel, Sky Supercalcio HD, Sky Calcio 1, Sky Sport 1 HD Italia, PremiumSport HD (Italy); BT Sport ESPN (UK); RAI Internatinal (USA)
Online: SKY Go Italia, Premium Play (Italy); BT Sport Live Streaming (UK); beIN SPORTS CONNECT (USA)
(For other countries’ streaming and broadcasting options see here)
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Match Info
When: Wednesday, December 21th 2:45pm ET/ 8:45pm CET
Where: Stadio Giuseppe Meazza, Milan, Italy.
We all remember what happened in this match last season. Inter lost to Lazio in the final game of the calendar year, a shock result that saw the wheels fall off the Mancini wagon in the second half of the campaign. The Inter players who took part in that collapse will certainly have that in their minds in the buildup to this fixture, as will Antonio Candreva (the man who scored both of Lazio’s goals) and Stefano Pioli (the man who engineered that Biancocelesti victory). A stronger performance and mentality will be needed this time around.
At least the team is coming into this match in pretty good form. Inter will be seeking a seventh consecutive home win in all competitions as well as a 3 game Serie A winning streak. This will certainly be the toughest game of that Serie A run though, Lazio has been doing well under caretaker-turned sorta permanent coach Simone Inzaghi. The 4th placed side has won 4 of their last 5 matches (only losing to Roma in their Derby match), and Inzaghi has both Ciro Immobile and Felipe Anderson playing well again. They’ve only lost one away from home, though that defeat was at the San Siro against AC Milan.
A win here would be a big result for Pioli and his men, and the result of this match will likely come down to which Inter comes out of the gates. If it is the all guns blazing version of Inter seen against Fiorentina and Milan then the home side could definitely walk away with all three points. If it’s the Inter we watched take on Napoli then it could be a long 90 minutes.
Team News
Pioli has a bit of a midfield dilemma going into this match. Gary Medel is still injured, Assane Gnoukouri could potentially remain out with an ankle injury, Joao Mario is suspended for yellow card accumulation, and Felipe Melo has a two match ban for his sending off against Sassuolo and being “disrespectful” towards the referee (though Inter is appealing that).
The coach hasn’t given any idications of if he’ll stick with the 3 man defense this time but since it’s worked relatively well so far, I don’t see why he’d change it up.
Probable Starting XIs
Inter (3-4-2-1): Handanovic; D’Ambrosio, Miranda, Murillo; Candreva, Kondogbia, Brozovic, Ansaldi; Banega, Perisic; Icardi
Lazio (4-3-3): Marchetti; Basta, Wallace, De Vrij, Radu; Parolo, Biglia, Milinkovic; Anderson, Immobile, Keita
How to Watch
TV: Lazio Style Channel, Sky Supercalcio HD, Sky Calcio 1, Sky Sport 1 HD Italia, PremiumSport HD (Italy); BT Sport ESPN (UK); RAI Internatinal (USA)
Online: SKY Go Italia, Premium Play (Italy); BT Sport Live Streaming (UK); beIN SPORTS CONNECT (USA)
(For other countries’ streaming and broadcasting options see here)
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“Oggi, in conferenza stampa ad Appiano Gentile, sono stati ufficializzati i nuovi accordi pluriennali, della durata di quattro anni a 15 milioni di euro a stagione, di denominazione di Suning il cui marchio per ora apparirà anche sulle maglie di allenamento”, si legge in una nota dell’ANSA. In seguito all’accordo siglato con Suning, cambierà anche il nome dei due centri sportivi, quello in cui si allena la prima squadra e quello del settore giovanile. [fncvideo id=790617] (Fonte: ANSA) CLICCA QUI PER LEGGERE LE PAROLE DI GANDLER OGGI IN CONFERENZA
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