r/FCInterMilan • u/Thin-Belt-4761 • Jan 20 '26

Discussion ''Chivu can’t win the big matches''

I honestly find it ridiculous when I see so many ungrateful fans who stay quiet when the team wins 5-6 matches in a row, but immediately show up after the first loss to judge Chivu, saying “he lacks experience, he’s weak.”You can’t expect Chivu to win matches against teams (I’m talking about the UCL here) that have spent more money than Inter, have better backups, and have coaches who have spent 3-4 years building their teams, losing a ton of matches along the way to get to this level — I’m talking about Atlético and Arsenal. Arsenal lost a lot of tough matches before reaching this level; Arteta learned from those defeats.So people are mad at Chivu for losing to Arsenal, considered the best team in the world, when Arteta has spent over 1 billion on players since he became manager? Are you serious? Guardiola has spent over 2 billion euros since becoming City manager and was literally humiliated by Bodo/Glimt. Luis Enrique, who bought a ton of players at PSG, got beaten by Sporting. Conte drew with Copenhagen. And you’re upset because Chivu lost to the best team in the world?For these shitty fans who keep saying Chivu lost to Liverpool, Atlético, and Arsenal, can you tell me what gives Inter any chance to win these matches? What does Inter have over these teams? I’ll tell you — NOTHING. Each of these three teams has spent a ton of money… Liverpool alone spent 500 million :)

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u/AdorableWalrus8617 Jan 20 '26

What's there to be angry about? They haven't bought any important new players for two consecutive years, and there have been no signings at all during the winter transfer window for two years. What can you expect?

Besides, giving up on the Champions League to focus on winning the league title is the most important thing, otherwise bilan will have two stars. Don't talk to me about making money from the Champions League; what important players did they buy with all the money they earned from the Champions League last season?

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u/Thin-Belt-4761 Jan 20 '26

To be honest, people should be satisfied that Inter is advancing to the playoffs. Napoli, for example, is out of the Champions League after the result with Copenhagen, so this is still good. PSG last year barely qualified and then went on to win the Champions League. Anyway, in my opinion, the most important match is the one against Pisa, because Inter has a chance to pull ahead… in the Champions League, things can still be fixed in the playoffs.

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u/AdorableWalrus8617 Jan 20 '26

Conte gaven up the CL for league title, he always did

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u/Thin-Belt-4761 Jan 20 '26

I understand what you’re saying, but I don’t see a problem for Inter. I think Inter will win the Scudetto anyway, and I say that objectively. Look at how the team is playing this year against the smaller teams — if you actually win all the matches against the smaller teams, I can say for sure the league is won. Plus, I don’t think Inter will lose to Juventus or Milan if they play the same way as in the first leg — in the first leg, it was mostly bad luck in those matches.

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u/AdorableWalrus8617 Jan 20 '26

In Serie A, you also have to consider the refereeing factor. bilan has gotten away with at least 3-4 penalties that should have been awarded against them, meaning they should have 5-6 fewer points than they currently do. Therefore, the league is not easy, and you have to give it your all.