Inter Spam 2.0
(Cesare: "EX-PLAYERS RULE."
Beppe: "Word, my man.")
All I really have to say here is that all the sad, sad "journalists" who were talking about these two team conspiring to trade points across the matches this week really need to apologize to everyone. Not that they will, but isn't it a nice thought? Fiorentina were impeccably organized and, as they tend to do again Big Teams, played well, taking advantage of their early goal to take away Inter's space by playing with 10, sometimes 11 men behind the ball. Inter, meanwhile, after a good first 10 minutes, looked to lack concentration and were rarely threatening from open play; their goals, as they usually do, came a)through Wes' brain and feet, and b)sorta on the counter. Inter had far more possession, but that was mostly because Fiorentina were content to sit in and soak up what little pressure they mustered. To me, a draw seemed a pretty fair result.
Fiorentina 2-2 Inter [highlights|Gazzetta pagelle|Viola ratings table]
Scorers: Keirrison 11, Milito 75, Eto'o 81, Kroldrup 82.
Fiorentina: 1 Frey; 25 Comotto, 14 Natali, 2 Kroldrup, 23 Pasqual (16 Felipe 50); 28 Bolatti, 24 Santana (29 De Silvestri 65), 18 Montolivo, 19 Gobbi; 8 Jovetic, 39 Keirrison (11 Gilardino 60).
Inter: 12 Julio Cesar; 13 Maicon, 6 Lucio, 25 Samuel, 26 Chivu (45 Balotelli 46); 4 J.Zanetti, 19 Cambiasso (7 Quaresma 87); 27 Pandev (11 Muntari 71), 10 Sneijder; 9 Eto'o, 22 Milito.
[As usual, the spam is in an unlocked post at ahh_serie_a, and includes Inter folk as well.]
( 300 pictures, so haphazardly organized it's causing me physical pain.)
Up next is, oh yeah, EXACTLY THE SAME THING. On Tuesday, this time. No new injuries during the match for either team, and Fiorentina hope to have Vargas back, and Sex Machine could be back for Fiorentina, as well. (I've got travel and meetings and stuff next week, so that spam is going to be late. I'll get it up as soon as I can, though.)