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for now, but messi and the rest are gonna be in his head nonstop, and they will turn him against us possibly, he might start acting out of character

In fairness, this is where what we done with icardi, perisic and radja should help us. If lautaro fucks about there is absolutely no precedence that would make him think acting out of line will get him what he wants.
 

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Getting inside the head of players is a tactic Barca have done multiple times. I remember the case of Fabregas with Arsenal aswell.

We are talking about millions here, these people are doing business on a level few of us have any knowledge about. One thing is for sure... you need to be a fucking shark to survive in this world. It does not surprise me they will pressurize, destabilize Inter and LM however they can in order to get what they want.
 

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Getting inside the head of players is a tactic Barca have done multiple times. I remember the case of Fabregas with Arsenal aswell.

We are talking about millions here, these people are doing business on a level few of us have any knowledge about. One thing is for sure... you need to be a fucking shark to survive in this world. It does not surprise me they will pressurize, destabilize Inter and LM however they can in order to get what they want.

And it's not just Barcelona people. Even Argentina NT coach and assistant coach are urging Lautaro to join Barca. They're doing everything they can to unsettle the player. It's quite remarkable Lautaro has been so respectful to Inter so far.
 

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They're hoping once release clause expires Inter will have to lower their demands. Good luck with that. Inter have no reason to lower their demands and nothing indicates so far Lautaro is going to force a move.

Yeah. Instead when the clause expires, Inter don't need to sell at all. The price can be 500m€ at that point.
 

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If Inter doesn't let him go, he will be very unmotivated or careless. Icardi's mistake (not selling him when he wanted to) should be avoided by all means.
 

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If Inter doesn't let him go, he will be very unmotivated or careless. Icardi's mistake (not selling him when he wanted to) should be avoided by all means.

When did he want to be sold?
 

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Icardi never wanted to be sold , he always pledged his" love" for inter , but he and his wife tried to play mind games with Inter... And destabilise the club in order to get his own way ..
Which backfired once we had real management takeover
 

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In fairness, this is where what we done with icardi, perisic and radja should help us. If lautaro fucks about there is absolutely no precedence that would make him think acting out of line will get him what he wants.

I never post here but i wanted to do so now because this is super absurd, all three players got almost exactly what they wanted and are now possibly better off.

The whole Icardi saga started out because he was negotiating his contract, aka he wanted more money. According to L'equipe he now earns 5.7 m in PSG (a better more prestigious team than Inter btw, a team which allows him to reach more lucrative personal sponsors) which a simple google search shows is much more than what he earned at Inter. It seems like in a perfect world the Icardi family would prefer to earn that kind of money and still stay in Italy, but i'm sure they'll manage. As a cute sidenote i would like to point out the fact that the average fan considers Wanda the agent to be some kind of moron, when in reality she successfully negotiated a very big salary bump for his client, something which might very likely not occurred if the whole media circus thing at Inter never happened.

Perisic moved onto a a bigger, better team in a league he already liked without taking a salary cut. Considering his age it was quite remarkable, even if he was a sub. The fact that Bayern didn't purchase him is his own fault, he had his future in his hands.

Finally, Radja moved to a city which very much suited him for personal reasons without any kind of salary cut. Again, considering his age and habits, it was a very good result for him. If he had a better attitude at Inter he would hardly have had a better future considering he never performed at Milano, he would most likely be shipped out the same way that is happening at the moment.

Football has always revolved around players and talent, the best always rise to the top regardless of their shitty attitudes and the desires of fans, owners and press.
 

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I stopped reading after that PSG sequence as well :lol:
 

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And it's not just Barcelona people. Even Argentina NT coach and assistant coach are urging Lautaro to join Barca. They're doing everything they can to unsettle the player. It's quite remarkable Lautaro has been so respectful to Inter so far.

I read comments last night that were made by Argentina's Assistant Coach, Roberto Ayala. He said that Messi and Martinez being able to play together would undoubtedly be a benefit to Argentina. Combine those comments with Scaloni's as well as the President of Racing and you have a bunch of people that are barracking for a Barcelona. Do you know what bothers me the most about the barracking? The fact that Inter as a club is ignored and treated like an non-entity as if we are some shit club like Shrewsbury Town FC.
 

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I never post here but i wanted to do so now because this is super absurd, all three players got almost exactly what they wanted and are now possibly better off.

The whole Icardi saga started out because he was negotiating his contract, aka he wanted more money. According to L'equipe he now earns 5.7 m in PSG (a better more prestigious team than Inter btw, a team which allows him to reach more lucrative personal sponsors) which a simple google search shows is much more than what he earned at Inter. It seems like in a perfect world the Icardi family would prefer to earn that kind of money and still stay in Italy, but i'm sure they'll manage. As a cute sidenote i would like to point out the fact that the average fan considers Wanda the agent to be some kind of moron, when in reality she successfully negotiated a very big salary bump for his client, something which might very likely not occurred if the whole media circus thing at Inter never happened.

Perisic moved onto a a bigger, better team in a league he already liked without taking a salary cut. Considering his age it was quite remarkable, even if he was a sub. The fact that Bayern didn't purchase him is his own fault, he had his future in his hands.

Finally, Radja moved to a city which very much suited him for personal reasons without any kind of salary cut. Again, considering his age and habits, it was a very good result for him. If he had a better attitude at Inter he would hardly have had a better future considering he never performed at Milano, he would most likely be shipped out the same way that is happening at the moment.

Football has always revolved around players and talent, the best always rise to the top regardless of their shitty attitudes and the desires of fans, owners and press.

Mate icardi wanted to stay at inter. He made many attempts to do so and the club got rid of him. Wanda has made it no secret she wanted him in Italy as well so it's massively fucked up his plans.
Nianggolan, you can bet your balls he didn't want to end up at cagliari and has made many comments about wanting to prove a point, being annoyed at not being given a chance etc.
So... Yeah your points don't have any basis whatsoever.
 

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I never post here but i wanted to do so now because this is super absurd, all three players got almost exactly what they wanted and are now possibly better off.

The whole Icardi saga started out because he was negotiating his contract, aka he wanted more money. According to L'equipe he now earns 5.7 m in PSG (a better more prestigious team than Inter btw, a team which allows him to reach more lucrative personal sponsors) which a simple google search shows is much more than what he earned at Inter. It seems like in a perfect world the Icardi family would prefer to earn that kind of money and still stay in Italy, but i'm sure they'll manage. As a cute sidenote i would like to point out the fact that the average fan considers Wanda the agent to be some kind of moron, when in reality she successfully negotiated a very big salary bump for his client, something which might very likely not occurred if the whole media circus thing at Inter never happened.

Perisic moved onto a a bigger, better team in a league he already liked without taking a salary cut. Considering his age it was quite remarkable, even if he was a sub. The fact that Bayern didn't purchase him is his own fault, he had his future in his hands.

Finally, Radja moved to a city which very much suited him for personal reasons without any kind of salary cut. Again, considering his age and habits, it was a very good result for him. If he had a better attitude at Inter he would hardly have had a better future considering he never performed at Milano, he would most likely be shipped out the same way that is happening at the moment.

Football has always revolved around players and talent, the best always rise to the top regardless of their shitty attitudes and the desires of fans, owners and press.

They didn't get what they wanted. They only got the best they could out of bad situations.

Icardi wanted to stay at Inter at all costs. Even when they made him stay in Italy, he wouldn't accept a move elsewhere in the hope things could change in case Inter failed to sign a forward. He accepted to join PSG only when he realised he would spend the season in the stands after Inter signing Lukaku and Sanchez.

Perisic never wanted to return to Bundesliga. He has said multiple times his dream is to play in EPL. He accepted Bayern offer because it was the only one he had from a top club when Conte deemed him surplus to requirements.

Lastly, Nainggolan wanted to stay at Inter and if he left he would only want to do it for Roma. He decided to accept a move elsewhere when Conte made him realise he wasn't a part of the project and there was nothing Radja could do to change it. He accepted Cagliari because he was familiar with the place and his only other alternative was China and he didn't want to go there.

As for PSG being more prestigious than Inter, PSG can offer many things to the players. High wages, beautiful city, high chance of winning domestic trophies. But prestige isn't one of them. Playing for Barcelona or Real is prestigious. Playing for Liverpool or Man Utd is prestigious. Playing for Juventus, Inter or Milan is prestigious. Playing for Bayern is prestigious. Unless you're a French speaking person, there's nothing prestigious about playing for PSG.
 

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Especially when you factor in OL & OM in France that have great support & histories. Paris is about cashing in
 

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I never post here but i wanted to do so now because this is super absurd, all three players got almost exactly what they wanted and are now possibly better off.

The whole Icardi saga started out because he was negotiating his contract, aka he wanted more money. According to L'equipe he now earns 5.7 m in PSG (a better more prestigious team than Inter btw, a team which allows him to reach more lucrative personal sponsors) which a simple google search shows is much more than what he earned at Inter. It seems like in a perfect world the Icardi family would prefer to earn that kind of money and still stay in Italy, but i'm sure they'll manage. As a cute sidenote i would like to point out the fact that the average fan considers Wanda the agent to be some kind of moron, when in reality she successfully negotiated a very big salary bump for his client, something which might very likely not occurred if the whole media circus thing at Inter never happened.

Perisic moved onto a a bigger, better team in a league he already liked without taking a salary cut. Considering his age it was quite remarkable, even if he was a sub. The fact that Bayern didn't purchase him is his own fault, he had his future in his hands.

Finally, Radja moved to a city which very much suited him for personal reasons without any kind of salary cut. Again, considering his age and habits, it was a very good result for him. If he had a better attitude at Inter he would hardly have had a better future considering he never performed at Milano, he would most likely be shipped out the same way that is happening at the moment.

Football has always revolved around players and talent, the best always rise to the top regardless of their shitty attitudes and the desires of fans, owners and press.
I can agree with everything.But some people here are still delusional.

Oh yeah,Lautaro will get what he want in one way or another just like this three players before him.Reality is that only Inter can be hurt in situations like this.But yeah,let's pretend that we are tough guys and they are playing on our rules.


I read comments last night that were made by Argentina's Assistant Coach, Roberto Ayala. He said that Messi and Martinez being able to play together would undoubtedly be a benefit to Argentina. Combine those comments with Scaloni's as well as the President of Racing and you have a bunch of people that are barracking for a Barcelona. Do you know what bothers me the most about the barracking? The fact that Inter as a club is ignored and treated like an non-entity as if we are some shit club like Shrewsbury Town FC.
We are Shrewsbury Town.To them.Just like Cagliari is like some fooking Grafičar Vodovod from Croatian fourth division for most of the people here.Zero respect.So,why same people demands respect for Inter when at the same time they can't give any respect to less powerful clubs like Cagliari or whatever.
 

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First off, that comparison doesn't really make sense. Inter is a 3 time CL winner, 18-time Scudetto winner in Italy. Cagliari has what, 1 Scudetto in their history and 0 CL? So how is Cagliari to Inter the same as Inter is to Barcelona.

Also, the person was commenting about figures such as Scaloni and Ayala making these comments, not a bunch of fans on a forum. Using the example of Cagliari, it would be as if Roberto Mancini came out saying it would be great for Barella to join Inter and play together with Sensi and constantly making those comments alongside the Italian assistant manager. If they did that, I'm sure a lot of fans here wouldn't like it either despite if it would help us getting Barella.

I won't speak for everyone here but if Mancini and a bunch of others associated with the Italian national team came out every other day talking about how good it would be for Tonali to join Barella and Sensi, I personally wouldn't like it.
 

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It's about respect,not about trophies.If you can't have any respect for less prestigious clubs than Inter,how can you demand respect from people who sympathize Barcelona like that duo probably cause main player of ther NT are there.And 99% of people don't have any respect for less prestigious clubs than that one they cheer for so it's so silly that they are so angry everytime when coin flips on another side.
 
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