I believe that most fans, at least for one day in their lives, would like to have the power of command at INTER. But not a power buoyed by the power of collective decisions and sewn on the model of alliances in the win-win model… the model that life really works.
I believe that, in these outbursts of madness, we would like to have absolute power: hire and fire whoever we want. That everyone obeyed us unconditionally and that the resources for this were the model of the real estate bank game and, moreover, continuous and almost infinite.
But, I confess, that even so I would have reservations about assuming the position of the current president of INTER. It has a configuration of elements and situations that test against any good measure. Not that I think the management is good or competent. I am always of the theory of “if there is a government, I am against it”. But truth be told: Cash is tight, sporting ambitions are low, fan morale is low and the group’s spirit may start to wane.
I don’t even dare put the press in this magic potion of the announced tragedy, because, as a rule, the press has always been a thorn in the side of Colorado. If we’re good, it’s a passing phase… if we’re bad, it’s a phase that will never improve in the eyes of screen “experts”, those who narrate their theses but wouldn’t take a vacancy on a floodplain team to roll a ball.
It reminds me of the time when I subscribed to YouTubePremium. I’m not one of those people who do free advertising, but it was one of the best investments I’ve made. You know that maxim that a lie told several times becomes the truth? Well then, the fabulous group of “drag it up” (advertisements for services and products) was corroding my mind. The same thing that the press, especially the one that goes by an acronym of three consonant letters, did in the minds of the majority of the fans. There’s that feeling that anything coming from Inter is bad or insufficient… meanwhile, super Grêmio is awesome!
I only leave one warning: you need to improve your sources of information.
For our part, I would be happy to wait for the announcement of reinforcements if it were a side effect of a well-built strategy to bring in good names. values compatible with our finances. Who wouldn’t be happy with the arrival of another four De Penas, a couple of Germans, a couple of Pedro Henriques, a couple more Vitões… But that’s as likely as me taking Paolla Oliveira to dinner tonight. For starters, my wife would give me a hard time just mentioning the idea (please don’t share until I get to her).
The question that remains is what does this wait represent? Healthy agreements being tacked on and negotiated or incompetence? Are we going to debut in the Libertadores Cup without putting together a squad that can offer a valuable reserve bank?
I hope it’s all the mystery for a story with a happy ending.