Inter Milan: Zac pushes Vieri close to Premership

By Dave Eadevic
May 3 2004

The on-going argument between Alberto Zaccheroni and Christian Vieri rumbles on with both parties becoming increasingly strained. It is really starting to look like a case of 'this club isn't big enough for the both of us'. If Zac by some miracle keeps his job Vieri looks increasingly likely to leave, with Chelsea believed to be still keen. What is certain, one of them if not both will not be at Inter next season.

Vieri was barely able to control himself yesterday when questioned by journalists about his latest abscence from the side merely snapping 'six minutes is better than nothing.'

The relationship between the two has never been particularly good, with them falling out at least twice previously this season, but now it seams to have reached an all time low. Inter who lost again yesterday have had a bad season by their standards and look further away than ever from that ever ellusive championship.

Whatever the people in charge of Inter see in Zac, to keep him so long must create a sense of anger in their long suffering fans, watching arguably one of the best AC Milan sides ever lifting the titile can hardly have helped.

If I was a betting man (which come to think of things I am) I would be willing to bet my house on Zac being unemployed come the summer. Which for the Inter fans will probably not come soon enough.

Any ideas on why he is still in the job will be gratefully accepted, because frankly I am clueless.

So Zac or Vieri, its one or the other, there is no way both are going to be there at the begining of next season.

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