The Nerazzurri President has responded to his critics by insisting that there will be a positive change in the near future, and pleads for patience from the fans.
The Nerazzurri President has urged the Inter Milan fans to remain patient after a string of poor results.
Moratti believes that a change will gradually make its way, and the problems that are currently surfacing would eventually be eliminated. The CEO insists that shortcuts will hurt the club’s long-term progress; thereby everyone
needs to stay optimistic.
La Beneamata were in scintillating form until January, recording seven league wins on a trot. However, Inter have slumped to a sequence of defeats starting from their last match in January 2012. The run of losses is similar to
the abysmal start to the season, which saw the club struggle to contend for the top spots.
As a consequence, Inter’s qualification for the UEFA Champions League is under serious threat. The Nerazzurri have suffered four defeats in their last five matches, with the other one being a draw.
Besides their defeats in the Serie A, Inter Milan have also dumped out of Coppa Italia, as they lost to http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Napoli-c40003 in the quarter-finals of the competition recently.
This streak of losses has produced a wave of disappointment among the Beneamata fans, who are witnessing such appalling performances after a long time.
Moratti has demanded support from the fans, and has convinced them that the current team can bounce back strongly, as they have won several trophies in the recent past.
Moratti, while speaking in an address to the fans said,
“Obviously I can't be very pleased with the way things have gone recently, but this is a team that has won so much and if they have won so much, it means the players fitted together well as a team and were also exceptional as individual
players.”
The San Siro President has come under great scrutiny due to http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Inter-c39567’s form of late. The Nerazzurri will take on Bologna in their next game on Friday, February 17.
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