Estevão Dalbert

[M.Adnan]

His passes and crosses are surely better than Candreva`s

He's much worse than Candreva.

 

[Glass box]

He shouldn't celebrate?

Now he wants to stay here? Not obvious what I'm talking about? He didn't sound respectful towards Inter while in Viola, as if the retard forgot he is on loan.

 

[Candreva Crosses]

Dalbert will fail here in any position. We can ask him to carry water bottles for the players, and he would probably slip in a way that'll lead to a bottle being unscrewed with his dick in it and start to pee.

what the fuck

 

[CoolMan44]

Meh I wouldn't be offended about him wanting to celebrate scoring against us.

I'm more offended that this dude is still on our team.

 

[BasedGodPunk]

Dalbert is one of those players I watch and honestly question hard it is to be a professional footballer. Obviously yeah insanely difficult, but this dude is literally a negative in almost every way.

 

[Wallace]

He’s basically a poor man Usain Bolt decided not to pursue a career in running.

 

[IRR26]

Who the fuck sign these idiots? I mean should they watch these players more closely before signing them?

Dalbert
Lazaro Valentino
Joao Mario
Kondodbia
Gabigol

To name a few players you could instantly see from the first Inter game they are not good enough.

 

[Il Drago]

Who the fuck sign these idiots? I mean should they watch these players more closely before signing them?

Dalbert
Lazaro Valentino
Joao Mario
Kondodbia
Gabigol

To name a few players you could instantly see from the first Inter game they are not good enough.

Not sure if this is a serious or rhetorical question but Dalbert was Ausilio-Sabatini, Lazaro was mostly Conte, Mario and Gabigol was Suning being naive enough to trust Kia and Kondogbia was Mancini.

 

[PHM1605]

To be fair Mancini begged for signing Yaya Toure and Kdog was just an alternative.

 

[brehme1989]

To be fair Mancini begged for signing Yaya Toure and Kdog was just an alternative.

But it was his own alternative, not one presented by the club.

 

[varmin]

Not sure if this is a serious or rhetorical question but Dalbert was Ausilio-Sabatini, Lazaro was mostly Conte, Mario and Gabigol was Suning being naive enough to trust Kia and Kondogbia was Mancini.

Generally agree but I don't think Lazaro is on Conte. He probably didn't know about his existence till the moment we sign him. It's most on Aussilio- Marotta for me.

 

[firmino]

Generally agree but I don't think Lazaro is on Conte. He probably didn't know about his existence till the moment we sign him. It's most on Aussilio- Marotta for me.

i agree that this is most likely not on conte, i can't imagine him watching much of bundesliga. besides, why would he dismiss so quickly a player chosen by him?

 

[Il Drago]

Lazaro himself said it was Conte who convinced him to join Inter.

https://www.calciomercato.com/en/news/inter-lazaro-conte-convinced-me-to-come-to-milan-and-gave-me-cou-88322

 

[CafeCordoba]

i agree that this is most likely not on conte, i can't imagine him watching much of bundesliga. besides, why would he dismiss so quickly a player chosen by him?

Lazaro spoke about this that he got the injury in preseason and fell behind. It's hard to grow into the group when you are not training with them and for the coach. Then it was hard to get in the group who played after the season started. Then he was used mostly in pretty hard situations. I don't think Conte had hard feelings against Lazaro per se, he just wanted more experienced player to the position. At Inter, you won't get a lot of chances because the expectations are high, always. Pressure is sky high, always.

 

[firmino]

Lazaro himself said it was Conte who convinced him to join Inter.

https://www.calciomercato.com/en/news/inter-lazaro-conte-convinced-me-to-come-to-milan-and-gave-me-cou-88322

lol i wasn't aware of that. logic would suggest otherwise for the reasons i explained before, but evidently, reality doesn't always follow logic.

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Lazaro spoke about this that he got the injury in preseason and fell behind. It's hard to grow into the group when you are not training with them and for the coach. Then it was hard to get in the group who played after the season started. Then he was used mostly in pretty hard situations. I don't think Conte had hard feelings against Lazaro per se, he just wanted more experienced player to the position. At Inter, you won't get a lot of chances because the expectations are high, always. Pressure is sky high, always.

even taking into account the injury, he had no objection to sending him back on loan now. there's a couple of sliding doors in this story, but conte pretty much discarded him.

 

[CafeCordoba]

How wasn't it logical? Conte wanted the player in. The player didn't impress him, Conte doesn't want the player here anymore because the player can't give Conte what he wants at the moment.

 

[firmino]

well, you would think a coach would want to work more on a player who cost 21 million euros and he requested.

 

[CafeCordoba]

But if he wasn't what they thought he was, they concluded he isn't useful for our immediate targets so loan route it is then.

 

[cuba gooding]

Magpies and Hammers look at Dalbert
By Football Italia staff

Inter left-back Henrique Dalbert is of interest to Premier League sides Newcastle United and West Ham United.

He spent last season on loan at Fiorentina, but was purchased from OGC Nice for €21m plus bonuses in 2017.

According to FCInterNews.it, the 27-year-old Brazilian could be heading for England, with an approach from two Premier League clubs.

Newcastle United are already targeting Sassuolo full-back Rogerio for €14m, so would only go for Dalbert as an alternative to that deal.

West Ham United are keeping a close eye on the situation and could go for Dalbert, but it remains to be seen if they’d reach the €20m asking price.



At this point, we should just take any offer at his book value and run

 

[Batman]

I have no idea why cant we squeeze good money from these rich mid table English clubs who spent huge money on even shittier players.