Chivu aims for more cutting edge for Inter

The new Inter coach hopes his side can be more clinical than in his first game, a 1-1 draw with Monterrey

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00:00Every game has a story in its own, I think against Monterrey we have done a serious game,

00:06a real game where we have tried to do our best with what we had, we have taken out

00:15the best version of ours that we have in this moment, we have tried to add something in

00:20more, we have also had a good reaction, we have also had pride, these are fundamental things.

00:26Maybe in the maneuver we were a bit less, we could do better, these are things that we have

00:36talked about, things that we have worked in these days, even if not too much, and tomorrow

00:42I will see improvements from this point of view, I will also see a bit of cynicism, a bit of concrete

00:48because we have failed situations that could make it easier for the game.

00:56Dear friends with us.

00:58Thank you, Mr. Marten.

00:59When the end of the race, theixel's bench and your head will always match.

01:03Very nice to this point.

01:05I think this are the most serious players that they don't know how long with the distance

01:06teams are going through virtually, but it doesn't make it easier as far.

01:09I feel tired of watching the ball of this and being had a senior team.

01:10It looks like the team.

01:13Very good.

01:16Thank you so much.

01:18Have a great day.

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