It happens on the stock exchange that in moments of great bull there is no news, even strongly negative, that can cool the bullish sentiment. Something similar is happening at theInter, certainly not because the Nerazzurri have the wind in their sails, indeed few times have things gone as badly as these days with Roberto Mancini on the bench.
To do worse than him, within living memory, in the last twenty years of the Biscione, there is only Gasperini, but the unfortunate, who did not win a match and was able to lose even against Novara, was not given any time to fix. He was kicked out. The first of a long series of repudiated on the stage (increasingly empty) of San Siro: Ranieri, Stramaccioni up to Mazzarri. But all three, even the hated Tuscan trainer from San Vincenzo, left with a better average points per game than Mancio.
Yet in Inter's Milan, in this season of very skinny cows like those roaming the Sahel, woe to shoot at Mancini, which remains for Thohir and the vast majority of the Nerazzurri people the only man to hold on to hopes for a remuntada. So the success on the Verona field was enough to make two months of shameful defeats or painful draws forget. And in this climate of faith projected towards paradise that Mancio is promising, with the help of Hernanes who has finally returned to being the "Prophet", as Inter fans we are approaching the derby, the poorest in recent times, with the two Milanese teams now relegated to supporting actors of the championship. For ninety minutes there will be great cheering even if up for grabs, barring miracles, there isn't even the shadow of a place in Europe. Anything can happen. Even for Inter to win, if they don't let Menez slip in. Poor Inzaghi is at risk the most, who is turning gray from defeat to defeat. Mancini, however it goes, appears as untouchable as his net 4 million a year. “We will certainly fight for the Scudetto next year”. Word of Mancio, former king of Manchester bank City, today of Appiano, for which "quod principi placuit, legis habet vigorum". I hope!
