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[FM13] Giuseppe Bergomi - The King of Calcio

The story of an Inter Milan legend taking his club back to the top of the world.
Started on 17 April 2013 by Neal
Latest Reply on 29 October 2014 by Neal
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Thank you my good pharmacist :P hopefully the title wins will contine!

April: Part Two

Torino 1-2 Inter (Serie A)
Ademilson 9', 75'
Rolando Bianchi 66'
Ademilson

Juventus 1-1 Inter (CL Semifinal Leg 1)
Juan 53'
Fabio Quagliarella 72'
Andrea Poli 81'
Juan

Inter 3-1 Napoli (Serie A)
Lorenzo Insigne 6'
Mattia Destro 22'
Javier Zanetti 44'
Luis Muriel 47'
Javier Zanetti

Inter 2-1 Juventus (Inter 3-2 Juventus on agg) (CL Semifinal Leg 2)
Andrea Ranocchia 33'
Mohamed Sissoko 47'
Fabio Quagliarella 74'
Andrea Ranocchia
Ibrahima Mbaye - Sprained Ankle (4-5 weeks)


Serie A

As you all know, we've already wrapped up the league title. Last season's points record of 104 is still in reach, though we would only be able to equal it at this point. We managed to beat AC Milan yet again, which is always a bonus, and now we can afford to give young players more top level playing time.


UEFA Champions League

After defeating Juventus in an exciting semifinal, we will face filthy rich Manchester City in the final. It will be an interesting game for me as earlier in the season I rejected an approach from the Citizens to stay with my beloved Internazionale, and I hope to prove why in the final.


Player of the Month



Monthly Review

It was a truly wonderful month for us. We managed to wrap up the Serie A in front of our own fans and against our eternal rivals, AC Milan, and we defeated our other great rivals Juventus to move on to the Champions League final. Next month is the decisive month, with two cup finals looming: the Coppa Italia against Palermo and the Champions League against Manchester City. We are back in a relatively stable financial condition, and hopefully we can continue to improve both the finances and the glory of the club with two more titles next month!
Great to wrap up the title against Milan! #DeathToMilan :).
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Really nice results, and well done on the title :)
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Cheers you two, and yes Pauk, death to AC Milan is definitely high on my list of goals :D :P
Zanetti is a beast! Congrats on making the CL final, hopefully you can beat City! :P
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Cheers Justice, yes hopefully I can beat those football-ruining cash-based scumbags :P
Hope Blue doesn't see this :P
Good results, neal. Keep going.

May

Ascoli 1-2 Inter (Serie A)
Fernando Llorente (pen) 22'
Robert Feczesin 27'
Andrea Romano 60'
Andrea Romano (3 game ban)
Andrea Poli

Inter 4-0 Atalanta (Serie A)
Fernando Llorente 29', 35'
Esteban Cambiasso 68'
Ademilson 84'
Fernando Llorente
Andrea Poli - Torn Hamstring (2-3 months)

Udinese 1-2 Inter (Serie A)
Mehdi Benatia OG 19'
Yann M'Vila 26'
Lukas Podolski 44'
Francesco Magnanelli 68'
David Ospina



Serie A

We finish the Serie A season wonderfully with 3 straight wins, including a 4-0 thrashing of rivals Atalanta. It is very upsetting that we have lost Poli for a few months due to his hamstring injury against Atalanta, though I am sure we can carry on and win the remaining two cup finals this month. We have also equaled last season's record of 104 points.


Player of the Month



Monthly Review

A wonderful end to the Serie A with three wins, and again we have managed the same record of 33-5-0, and thus tied our points record of last season, 104. Fernando Llorente has found his scoring boots as well, 3 goals in 3 games a very good return. Our focus now must shift to the two remaining cup finals, the Coppa Italia and UEFA Champions League. It is a bitter blow to lose perhaps our best controlling midfielder in Andrea Poli for both of these games and more, but I am certain Romano, Adryan, Sissoko, Cambiasso, etc. can fill in well. Financially, we are in a poor state, and prize money from these competitions would be very welcome before I am forced to sell.
good luck in both your finals hopefully llorente can continue to fire goals in and spur your team to victory :)
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2013-04-30 20:11#96717 FMJynx : good luck in both your finals hopefully llorente can continue to fire goals in and spur your team to victory :)

Two games left, one of which he is ineligible for (CL Final), and then most likely I'm going to sell him haha. He's quality, but I need more room for players coming back from loan and my current strikers.
Good luck in the CL final, the money from it will really boost your finances a lot.

Coppa Italia Final: Internazionale vs. Palermo

Ray Hudsen (RH): Welcome all to the Coppa Italia final which will be contested by Citta de Palermo and the reigning champions Internazionale. Still buoyant from their undefeated Serie A season for the second straight year, the Nerazzurri will hope to wrap up a famous treble today. Palermo will look to win their first piece of silverware in some time and ruin Inter's long unbeaten run.


Phil Schoen (PS): Inter start with a rather peculiar formation along the lines of a 4-4-2. Pereira, Juan, Ranocchia, and the captain Zanetti start across the back, M'Vila will hold with Adryan as a deeper lying midfielder and Coutinho and Sterling on either wing. Muriel and Ademilson get the nod up top. Looks as though we're set for the kick, off we go!

12' PS: Here comes the great captain, Zanetti, down the right. Nice ball in, but cleared by the ex-Inter man, Silvestre.
RH: Not very far, though, Adryan heads it back in, it falls to Ademilson who finishes with aplomb! Out of nowhere, Inter pick up an early 1-0 lead in this cup final!
PS: And how vital could that be in the grand scheme of things!

28' RH: Here comes the fleet-footed Brazilian, Coutinho, driving forward. Brilliant little give and go with his compatriot, Adryan.
PS: Wonderful ball out wide for Pereira, a couple of stepovers, and a fantastic finish at the near post!
RH: Magical team goal from Internazionale! 2-0 now halfway through the first period, and Inter are flying! It could be rout if they keep up this dominance.

41' PS: Inter have won a corner, the two big center backs Juan and Ranocchia are in the box. Coutinho lines up to take the kick.
RH: Good, deep ball in from the youngster, headed back across by Ranocchia, Juan on the end of it and heads it in! 3-0! The massive center backs combine for a classic corner goal!
PS: Wow, this final has been ridiculously one sided so far. Inter are dominating, and I don't remember the last serious attack Palermo have put together.
RH: That's because they haven't had one, Phil!

43' PS: Well, now they have, Ray, here comes Rios down the center. He's beaten M'Vila well, and he has space to pick out a pass.
RH: Excellent pass to the young striker, Sosa, wonderful piece of skill to beat Juan, he's through here...goal! Palermo claw one back on the stroke of half time, 3-1! This could be vital for Palermo to go into halftime with the momentum!

HT' RH: Well, it was all looking rosy for the Nerazzurri as they led 3-0 and were dominating every facet of the match, but Sosa made sure it wasn't a perfect half for Inter with his late goal. An exciting final so far, let's hope the goals continue to flow in the second half.

51' PS: A bright start from Palermo here, two goals down. Mantovani comes streaking down the left, leaving the elderly Zanetti looking, well, elderly!
RH: This is danger for Palermo, Mantovani puts in a cross, Kurtic leaps at it and buries it! Could you believe it!? Palermo bring the game back to 3-2 5 minutes after halftime!
PS: What a grand final this is turning out to be!

57' RH: That's a silly free kick to give away by Matias Silvestre, but Coutinho takes it with a smile and shakes the hand of his former teammate. He takes it quickly, though, and chips in Pereira on the left flank.
PS: Plenty of potential about this attack, quick cross into Ademilson, side foot finish past Viviano! Goal for Inter, Ademilson makes it 4-2! Finally, some breathing space for Inter again.
RH: Finally, Bergomi's men have stemmed the tide of incessant attacks from Palermo long enough to reap the rewards.

89' RH: Here comes Adryan, whose had a fine game this evening in the center of the park. He picks out Ademilson's run into the box, a chance to score...
PS: Surely a dive, but the ref's called a penatly! Morganella certainly got the ball there, but Ademilson went down like he'd been shot and the ref bought it!
RH: Well that's terrible refereeing. Up steps Ademilson...great penalty, right into the top corner! 5-2 to Inter, and it's surely over now.
PS: A rather controversial second goal of the evening for Ademilson, but a goal nonetheless.

FT' RH: And it's all over! Inter Milan have swept aside Palermo by a score of 5-2, showing their domestic dominance once again and completing a famous treble! Bergomi and his players celebrate on the pitch as Zanetti lifts the famous cup!
PS: A fantastic, classic, high scoring final to please the masses. For Inter, there is one game left, the Champions League final next weekend against Manchester City. Until then, Phil Schoen and Andy Gray saying goodbye.

Great win and update Neal :)
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great cup win neal, like the bit about the dive from ademilson, but a bit off the story but look at that inter squad haha, it's scary, Balotelli AND Ibra, Julio Cesar, and Cambiasso in his prime Zanetti and Lucio both in there younger years too, that's a STRONG team hahaha
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