Esteban Cambiasso: Inter's Winning Habits Haven't Changed
The midfielder analysed a successful season that came to an end yesterday, explaining the difficulties encountered under a new coach.
Jun 1, 2009 8:15:52 AM
Esteban Cambiasso celebrates his new deal with a goal against Reggina
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The Argentine seems to score many similar goals, as he himself admitted, but what is important is that these goals have helped Inter to win the Scudetto.
"I don't know if it was one of the usual goals of Cambiasso," he explained to Inter Channel. "We were speaking about it also with Hernan [Crespo] in the dressing room, evidently I'm good for these types of goals.
"I don't know if next year will be more difficult, but the current one, for us players, was not easy: we changed coach and one who put pressure on us arrived because he was a winning one and we were supposed to win with him and for him.
"We also changed methods of training, we changed habits, but the habit of winning remained."
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