Diego "Il Principe" Milito

I missed the game but from reports and general distaste in here, it appears that Milito's game was worse than i first thought.

Oh well, my advice to Ranieri would be play Luc as your back-up for Pazzini ! atleast if he fucks up we can say that he is a young lad and he will learn from the experience. Milito at best is now a bench player behind Pazzo, Zarate and Castignos !

Very difficult to see Milito here after this season !

SSJuwita said:

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Maicon's reaction is fucking gold. That sequence is BEGGING for a .gif

Luc should be picked over him from now on..I am sure i could have scored that chance. Get rid of him to genoa even if we have to pay 50% of his wages.Get rid of him ASAP.

Gotta make a thread for this cocksucker in the flamer's paradise. I can't get over it. We could have got 3 sweet points if there was any other player instead of this cunt on that spot.

4.5 million Euros every fucking year until 2014!!! That's valuable money we could spend elsewhere, but we have to flush it down the toilet, because of this ugly old bastard.

FUCK YOU!!! FUUUCK YOOOU!!!
HAVE SOME DIGNITY & SELF RESPECT & LEAVE THIS TEAM ON YOUR OWN!!!

Can some moderator change the title from this thread to


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Choppin Onions said:

Maicon's reaction is fucking gold. That sequence is BEGGING for a .gif

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Your wish is my command. :work:

Voila:



Faking an injury like the fucking whining pussy that he is What a fucking douche bag, thinking that the people watching are a bunch of idiots who won't notice.

He thinks people will go like "Oh, he didn't score that cuz his back was in such excruciating pain at that second." Filthy motherfucker...

Il Principe

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Btw his brother's reaction...

dynasty27 said:

Btw his brother's reaction...

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i was watching the game whit my father who is an even bigger interista then me and trust me we had the same reaction too...
FFS Milito just retire...

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honestlly i think everyone had the same reaction on his epic fail

Lionheart said:

Your wish is my command. :work:

Faking an injury like the fucking whining pussy that he is What a fucking douche bag, thinking that the people watching are a bunch of idiots who won't notice.

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... i dont know if you watched the game but if you did you would of seen that he was holding his lower back before that miss and fall to... i dont think he was faking it...BUT nonetheless Milito, PLEASE retire or go back to Argentine to finish your career at your boyhood club, this is just embarrassing, i dont want to remember you like this...

Lionheart said:

Your wish is my command. :work:

Voila:

Faking an injury like the fucking whining pussy that he is What a fucking douche bag, thinking that the people watching are a bunch of idiots who won't notice.

He thinks people will go like "Oh, he didn't score that cuz his back was in such excruciating pain at that second." Filthy motherfucker...

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bahahaha .......... your a legend Lionheart

I'd have been more pissed off than shocked if i was Maicon ! He works so hard getting down the line over and over every week and numbskulls like Milito pull that shit out poor Maicon !

NeonBlade said:

When I watched the game live I was furious. Now that its recapped in photos its borderline hilarious. Its straight out of a comedy skit...Maicon should've just cut the ball back and shot himself, even if he had missed it wouldn't be a embarrassing as this...Milito is done, I've said it way too many times.

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I agree he is way beyond done but why he still has a great deal of influence on the coach and administration is what bothers me. Is he affiliated with the mafia?

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... i dont know if you watched the game but if you did you would of seen that he was holding his lower back before that miss and fall to... i dont think he was faking it...BUT nonetheless Milito, PLEASE retire or go back to Argentine to finish your career at your boyhood club, this is just embarrassing, i dont want to remember you like this...

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what was his career?
I doubt strongly that it was football.

mutant said:

what was his career?
I doubt strongly that it was football.

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Uncommon said:

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Are you sure he wasn't a delivery boy because even an amateur footballer wouldn't crash into a bar like that.

mutant said:

Are you sure he wasn't a delivery boy because even an amateur footballer wouldn't crash into a bar like that.

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So what would you do? Headbutt the bar?

http://www.fcinternews.it/?action=read&idnotizia=62332

"Non abbiamo cominciato la stagione nella miglior maniera, ma adesso ci stiamo riprendendo, piano piano"
"The season didn't begin great, but now we are getting better and better."

"Mi è arrivata una palla buonissima da Maicon, ma io sono andato troppo avanti e con la velocità mi è rimasto il pallone a mezza altezza, ho voluto appoggiarlo di petto sulla porta ma è andato su. Purtroppo gira così, è stato un errore mio... non posso farci niente ora, devo solo guardare avanti"
"The ball came great from Maicon, but I was too far and with the speed of the ball I couldn't control it. But, it was my fault... Now I can't do anything, but I am looking forward."

"Ovviamente c'è rabbia - aggiunge -, purtroppo per gli attaccanti ci sono periodi così, uno però ha esperienza e sa che può capitare, devo essere sereno e tranquillo, equilibrato, io ho fiducia, sto bene, cercherò di rifarmi. L'importante è che ora stia finalmente bene fisicamente".
"Of course I am angry, but every striker has good and bad times. I have to be calm. I have great faith and try to come back. The most important thing is that I feel physically great."

:howler: I feel physically great.

"The most important thing is that I feel physically great."

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Like I said, he thinks of Interisti as a bunch of fools. Like we don't understand what we are seeing.

You know, it's a normal thing to be pass your prime at an old age & fuck up every once in a while. But it will be unbearable if you start getting cocky & whine like a bitch if you don't play. And it gets 10 times worse if you put pressure on the club to extend your contract & give you ridiculous wage or you would go.

Looking back now, maybe it would have been the right thing to do & let him go, but imagine how the hell would have broken loose if Moratti would have sold him after the treble.

It's a loose-loose situation for the old man.

Moratti kept him, gave him the ridiculous contract he wanted & he is being cursed now. If he would have sold him after his 2010 performance I'm sure he would have been cursed too for letting him go.

Milito to Inter Channel: "The group above all"


APPIANO GENTILE - Prima Serata on Inter Channel (airing at 21:00) was also an opportunity for Diego Milito to make some things clear when the fans asked him if it is true that he would leave in January due to limited playing time: "I've heard these things myself, but I never said them and they are just not true. I'm happy here. I have no problems with anyone; not Ranieri or anyone else. Nor am I angry when I don't play. Of course it can happen that you get angry when you don't play, and I don't know a single player who doesn't get angry when he doesn't play. You always want to be on the pitch. But having said that, I'm a professional who comes onto the pitch trying to train my hardest and do my part, waiting for the coach to give me my chance. And let's not forget that the most important thing is always the group, not individuals. I want to clarify this because lately I have heard things that are not true at all; I'm happy here and I train trying to give my all. I repeat: it's normal to always want to play. The day I no longer feel that inside is when I'll stop playing. But I want to clarify that I have no problem with anyone; not with the coach – with whom I have a great relationship – or with anyone else."

"El Principe" was then asked whether he might return to Argentina, and if so, when. He responded: "I don't know. I haven't thought of it. I'm very happy here and my contract with Inter runs until 2014. I hope to stay until the end."

He then spoke of a special friend, Javier Zanetti: "Pupi has been a friend for many years. We have a great relationship."

Another topic, the Ballon d'Or, which Milito had undoubtedly deserved in 2010, when he however was not even included in the list of eligible candidates. Thinking of the disappointment then, he responds: "But the important thing is the group, the team. It's obvious that any player would be happy to win a trophy like that on a personal level, but in 2010 we did the most important thing. Winning the treble, as we did, will remain part of history, and that's the most important thing."
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