In the translated part, Chivu said intensity is part of Liverpool's history and culture. English football is different to Italian football, he said, no better or worse, simply a different culture.
Through the interpreter, Chivu said you can replicate anything, depending on the match, the opponent and energy levels. Playing every three days it is not easy, and that is a fact, not a complaint.
Asked in the translated part whether sides like Liverpool suit Inter, Chivu said they will see tomorrow, as talk is cheap. Reaching two Champions League finals and a Europa League final in five years is not easy.
“…they have a team, they don't have only one player.”
Through the interpreter, Chivu said one defender did not train because he was not well. Asked if another, given his age, can play twice in three days, he said he recovers very quickly and he thinks he can.
In the translated part, Chivu said he genuinely does not know how long two injured players will be out. He thinks one will soon start rehabilitation; the other walks without pain but needs more time.
Asked in the translated part if beating Liverpool could erase scars from last season, Chivu said what happened can't be changed and must be accepted. He does not know if one result can give or take something away.
Through the interpreter, Chivu said he is trying to build bridges, not walls, so players can leave their comfort zone. Maybe at times they are a little confused, but he does not think he has created too much confusion.