Massimo Moratti: Mazzari deserved to be sacked

Former Inter Milan president Massimo Moratti says sacked Mazzarri deserved the dismissal because of his poor character. The sack had been envisaged as the Napoli, Reggina, and Sampdoria coach had earned a bad place with Inter fans since the beginning of the season. Roberto Mancini replaced Mazzarri a week ago. Moratti told reporters at a gala evening in Milan. "I've never seen a coach become so unpopular at a club before, He's a good person, but his character certainly didn't help him. He's too apprehensive and in the end, he risked losing grasp of everything."

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