10 - Will be one of the absolutely best players in the history of the game (think Meazza, Matheus)
9 - Will be one of the club legends, and become one of the best players in the world of their era
8 - A player of very good quality, who will add much to the team, one of the best in the nation
7 - Good player, a valuable asset of a team, one of the 10-15 best on his position in the country
6 - Above average player, who will be useful, but will never be a key player for a team
5 - Completely average player
4 - Below average, not a disaster, but would be better if we didn't sign him in the first place
3 - Anonymous player who will never be remembered through the fact nobody expected anything from him
2 - Close to a useless player, who will add nothing to the team besides filling the CL quota
1 - Crap, shit, useless player, worst buisness ever, Mancini, Quaresma and Gresko combined
That's normal if you play FM though. Each team has a quota of 2 >23yo players to gain match fitness.Originally Posted by dax21
How the fuck does that even happen, doesn't primavera have age restrictions?I could understand another friendly but... primavera?
That's worse than Sensi on a bicycle during a match
Teams in England do that a lot with first team players who return from long term injuries.
#CONTEOUT
"When I had just become President, I went to Austria for our match. On the stadium billboard it was written: 'Inter Milan'. I went to report to the manager of the opposing team that it was enough to leave Inter. So they canceled Milan "
Massimo Moratti
Can't remember the details but there's some rule about it, like max 2 players over a certain age, and they can only play a certain amount of minutes etc.
**I move away from the mic to breathe in
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Had no idea about that, nifty piece of trivia. Thanks.
Hope he's match fit cause Inter is going to need him for the rest of the season.
I don't think Inter is gonna need him. We already have Eriksen and Sensi, both of them aren't getting many playing minutes even when they're fit to play. Vecino on another note hasn't played in ages, so I doubt that Conte will gamble with him. He wants results right away, and Vecino probably even lost his ball feeling haha.
I mean, it's not like we are missing on a great player after all. He was decisive for us in many occasions, but he's pretty garbage as a player. The first chance we get to sell him, the best for both parties. He has no future with Inter. I hope.
He could still be useful. Eriksen at the mo is vice-Brozo. Sensi is not fit, and I am losing hope whether he will be fit long enough to contribute. So at the mo, unfortunately Sensi is a write off. In this scenario, I think Vecino may be more suitable as vice-Barella than Gagliardini. But only if he finds form - he has been out for a long time and he may not find his form back in time.
Whether he is needed or not, hope Vecino comes back quickly and gets some minutes. We need clubs to be interested in buying him this summer.
Sensi is the vice-Barella, Gags is the vice-Vidal and Eriksen is vice-Brozo. So Vecino is redundant.
Also Conte was never a big fan of his. He had already tried to get rid of him twice, January 2020 and last summer. He started getting playing time only after Sensi injury last season. Unless we have an injury crisis in midfield, i can't see him getting many minutes. Especially now we're gonna have one game per week. Our starting midfield is gonna be Brozovic-Barella-Vidal week in week out barring an injury or suspension and depending on the game we could see either Gagliardini or Sensi/Eriksen coming from the bench. There's no space for Vecino.
#CONTEOUT
"When I had just become President, I went to Austria for our match. On the stadium billboard it was written: 'Inter Milan'. I went to report to the manager of the opposing team that it was enough to leave Inter. So they canceled Milan "
Massimo Moratti
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