:format(webp)/cdn.vox-cdn.com/uploads/chorus_image/image/361615/153119083.jpg)
Milito opened the scoring with a converted penalty - a rare thing in the Serie A, where half are missed or saved. He had many great chances throughout the game, I am just glad he made in on the books with a goal. The next one is sure to be from open play.
|
Milito finally gets a goal! photo by Claudio Villa, Getty Images.
|
Cassano was next to score. Which was nice considering his wife, Carolina Marcialis, and his son, Christopher Cassano, were there to watch the game.
|
|
In case you didn't know, she is pregnant again... Which explains Cassano's recent goal celebration.
|
|
Oh, and can I just say how nice it is to see the real Samuel again. It has been awhile but I knew he was in there somewhere.
|
|
In the end, it is just nice to feel like Inter is finally on the right track again. It has been hard for me to let the old cycle end. At least now I am beginning to see the return on the heartache.
|
|
As for the great honor of the Grand Imperial Poobah of All Things Inter, unfortunately we will have to go without one for yet another game. Andrea Stramaccione is a tough nut to crack. The official lineup was:
Handanovic
Ranocchia Samuel Juan
Zanetti Gargano Cambiasso Nagatomo
Coutinho
Cassano Milito
Most everyone was close - it was the inclusion of Guarin and/or Periera that really let most of you down. Better luck next time! I am sure we will get it one of these days.
|
|
So, a good three points today, even if they did make me sweat for it. We sit third in the table (well, joint third with Lazio) on 12 points, only four off the pace, and we finally won at home. Things may be looking up!
FORZA INTER
I know, this isn't Inter, but it is a hell of a goal! Miccoli did a Deki against Chievo today!