In the overview of the ninth Serie A matchday provided during Bobo TV, a segment was also dedicated to Torino-Inter 0-3.
Antonio Cassano analyzed the game as follows: “The first half wasn’t good; it was quite dull. Until Inter’s first goal, it was a bad match – were the thoughts of FantAntonio. Then, at 1-0, it changed. Inter fielded more players on a different level to that of Torino, and the game changed.”
“But until the goal, it was certainly a match you could fall asleep on the couch watching. If they hadn’t scored the first goal, it would have been deadly boring. However, against teams like Torino, you should always take risks. Inter is so much stronger that I can’t see a team that won’t suffer against them on the long run.”
The discussion then turns to Nicolò Barella and his complicated start to the season: “I don’t know what’s wrong with him. Maybe the competition from Frattesi is bothering him? Is he running out of fuel? But at the same time he is very young. Barella is the kind of player who has the ability to make assists, score goals, deliver a performance… However, he’s not doing it at all this season. I have the feeling that the competition is unsettling him, Frattesi might be the problem.”
