Here we go, the third spoke in our quest for glory has begun again. The Coppa Italia may seem like a bit of a throw away tournament, but I think it is good fun and a great chance for some of our young up and comers to see a little pitch time. First

Right. So off we go to visit our neighbors in lovely Bergamo. Last year, this fixture was Inter’s biggest Serie A beat down of the season. We managed to take them at the San Siro (barely), but that 3-1 scoreline still rankles. Hopefully this time

Matchday 6 and the Champions League Group stage as a whole concluded today. Inter needed a win to make it to the next round. There were other permutations that were possible, but there was only one way to make sure that we advanced to the next

“Dovr vincere, neanche pareggiare; vincere”. — Jose Mourinho
Yep, its Champions League time again (Hooray?) and this time they are coming to us. The recently crowned champions of Russia, Rubin Kazan, are coming to Milan to see who will

First things first. I want to tell you that I wrote a first version of this blog post that I will save for another day.
I am not posting it today because it doesnt accomplish what I want it to, which is to put this travesty of a game behind us. What the

Well, here we are, mere hours before the the so-called Derby d’Italia. Inter go into this match with heads held (relatively) high, at the top of the table and having only lost two games all season. Not bad. Juventus, on the other hand, are on the

Consider this a little pre-preview. A little amuse bouche to awaken our football palates before the meaty preview that I will put up Friday night. I wont lie to you – Inter very very rarely beat Juventus in Turin: in 100 years, it has only happen

Balotelli is La Gazzetta dello Sport’s cover story today:

The article then goes on to say that Wenger has 20 million euro to replace Emmanuel Adebayor and he wants Balotelli. What’s more, Balotelli wants him back. The article claims that

Right now I am the least plugged in individual regarding the game yesterday. I havent gone through the comments here and I havent read any of the post game stuff as this Thanksgiving stuff is really knocking me out. Frankly, I think that I am better off

Off we go to sunny Spain (or Catalonia for you separatists) to take on the very best club in the world on their home ground. It is all a bit daunting. Barcelona have some injuries/illness problems, but are for sure the clear favorites in this match-up.