I'm his biggest fan in the world and still think he will succeed however last night was his worst performance in an Inter shirt. He does not look hungry, he doesn't try as hard as he used to in Porto and was really disappointing yesterday. Forget the stats, he was given a chance against a mediocre team and had to take it but need nothing to justify his selection. The TNT sports commentators in the UK said after half time that they were surprised that he was still on the pitch despite his very poor performance. I really hope he starts to do better, otherwise he will lose his spot as 3rd choice striker and rightly so as well. Inzaghi has been very kind and patient with him ...
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he has played a total of 392 minutes in a total of 15 matches in Serie A until now - that is a little more than 4 games in total - and has scored 0 goals
at the same time in his first season in Porto he played 751 minutes in a total of 15 matches, around 8 games in total - and had scored 7 goals
so basically he played double the amount of league matches and also against much lower quality opponents
I think the goals will come, jus not in that amount
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Our excitement for finally having an iranian in a top european team also comes with the implication that they would create exciting moments for us.
We didn't do so with the hopes of watching 400 minutes of him pressing defenders and making the occasional sideways passes, missing sooti's, and getting roasted by commentators.
Unfortunately it looks like we will have to wait another generation to see something truly exciting.
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Originally posted by Frank Ocean View Posthe has played a total of 392 minutes in a total of 15 matches in Serie A until now - that is a little more than 4 games in total - and has scored 0 goals
at the same time in his first season in Porto he played 751 minutes in a total of 15 matches, around 8 games in total - and had scored 7 goals
so basically he played double the amount of league matches and also against much lower quality opponents
I think the goals will come, jus not in that amount
His current situation at Inter is not something you can make sense of or justify by simply looking at his Porto stats. His playing career's hit its plateau already and it's headed downhill now. There's been enough of a sample size this season to say he is past his prime.
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Its not that serious, he still has moments of brilliance. He literally showed last week in the Milan game that he's still got it. He's just not a good fit at Inter. He was also never going to bench Lautaro/Thuram like others here suggested. Thuram has 45 g/a in his last 50 Serie A games, his value is almost $120 million.
We have to decide:
1. Do you want 33 year old Mehdi Taremi to be stay at big team as rotational striker who gets occasional starts and limited minutes (more longevity)
2. Do you want him to move to a lower tier team where he can start contributing more as a full time starting player when he is nearly 34 years old.
there is no having both, no top team is gonna buy a 33 year old and start them full time. I personally think he should ride Inter's bench till retirement, they will keep him next year because his salary is super low.
Either way enjoy the last 2-3 seasons of seeing him because we don't have anyone else lined up for TM who is gonna give half the qualities he gives
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Originally posted by Pluto2000 View PostIts not that serious, he still has moments of brilliance. He literally showed last week in the Milan game that he's still got it. He's just not a good fit at Inter. He was also never going to bench Lautaro/Thuram like others here suggested. Thuram has 45 g/a in his last 50 Serie A games, his value is almost $120 million.
We have to decide:
1. Do you want 33 year old Mehdi Taremi to be a rotational striker who gets occasional starts and limited minutes (more longevity)
2. Do you want him to move to a lower tier team where he can start contributing more as a full time starting player when he is nearly 34 years old.
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You guys are missing the bigger picture
Mehdi plays better in a 4-2-3-4-6-2-1 formation, but in the league they always play a 4-2-3-4-6-2-2 formation. Furthermore, if you pay close attention, the days he plays in the league, wind is blowing at about 25 degrees in the east direction, when we all know he plays better when the wind is blowing at 24 degrees in the west direction. Furthermore, we wanted him to play against easy opponents to get in the rhythm, not giants like Venezia or Empoli. Have you forgotten that Empoli won the serie C title in 1928. The man is running on the field and also passing the ball occasionally to players next to him. What else you want?
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I was reading a few match reports of Taremi a few years ago...
His poor finishing has not changed. What has changed is he was not afraid to take wild shots. He was always hungry.
Now he is constantly cautious. He needs to believe he is better than all of his teammates. Once he's an arrogant monster, he'll be better.
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Originally posted by The View PostAs expected, Sky sports confirming he will be on the bench today.you can't do anything about the length of your life, but you can do something about its width and depth
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Originally posted by The View PostAs expected, Sky sports confirming he will be on the bench today.
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Originally posted by JaanevarAjeebLautaro had many games without a goal or assist. Yet the coach kept playing him to boost his confidence. Same with Marcus Thuram. Strikers have scoring droughts. It takes time to find your rhythm. So, do you think we should shit on our players or support them when they're in a slump? That's what I mean by what I said. Now you can keep insulting me, but you're only strengthening my point. When you say things like Arnautovic deserves to be subbed ahead of him, you are clearly not considering his performance against Milan. He could have easily doubled or tripled his tally that game, but had bad luck. Again, do we lift our players up or shit on them at the first chance we have? Of course, you would choose the latter. Not very helpful imo.
Lautaro is Mr Inter right now , team captain and the last years golden boot winner in serie a , he has earned his spot already just like Taremi had in Porto.
Thuram is the teams leading scorer.
Arnatuvic had a assist in less 15 min last game and Mt99 have missed sitters and being quite off in these past two games and to be honest he has missed ALOT of scoring chanses all season.
Yes he was really good against Milan but also missed two good chanses to seal the game.
I have supported Taremi all the time but at some point you need to be objective and see the situation as it is.
Whit this said i really hope he can score 5-10 goals before the end of this season and gain confidence and minimize the risk of Inter selling him.
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My point is that we need to support our players. Go on X and other social media and you see Iranians cursing at him, saying that Pulisic owns him etc. Remember how our players were cussed out before the WC (playing into the Akhund's hands?). He doesn't get passes like Lautaro and Thuram do. They convert on every 5-6 chances. That is normal. You have to be a superhuman to score on every opportunity. Players like Bastoni, DiMarco, Barella all go for glory. Very rarely do they give Mehdi the service he deserves. In that game against Belgrade he created his own chances and converted. So you have to be fair. Inter is not well-suited for Mehdi. At Porto, players like Luis Diaz looked for him and gave him good passes. If he were in a team like AC Milan or Juventus, he would benefit the team much more because he is a playmaker and sometimes even plays as a holding forward, kind of like Giroud or Memphis Depay. He is extremely versatile. So, it's an over-simplifcation judging him by statistics - purely by goals and assists (and missed shots). I do think Inzaghi sees this unlike many Inter fans and the media. He needs some service, otherwise it is very hard to score in this rigid way that Inter likes to play.
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