Felipe Melo
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He was hitting his forearm. Either he was gesturing the stamping of his veins or injection of heroin.
Could be that he was giving the d to Rube as well tho. I'm no professional gesture recognizer. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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10 years of FIFBy far the most despised player for me. My biased feeling aside he is not just useless,he is a huge liability. His presence losses you games and more. Today this DM couldn't make a proper slide to clear the ball that was underneath him. Goal # 1
Stood like an idiot for the free kick while his man got the pass and ran to score goal# 2. Mistakes I wouldn't be as harsh if Gnokouri or Minague made but not a DM at the end of his career.
i hope o never see this idiot play, his presence is an absolute disgrace for us and it's being transmitted to the rest of the squad.
Stood like an idiot for the free kick while his man got the pass and ran to score goal# 2. Mistakes I wouldn't be as harsh if Gnokouri or Minague made but not a DM at the end of his career.
i hope o never see this idiot play, his presence is an absolute disgrace for us and it's being transmitted to the rest of the squad.
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Forum Supporter10 years of FIF[h=1]F. Melo a IC: "Non siamo ancora morti in Europa"[/h]Fucktard thinks we aren't dead yet in EL...
SHUT UP AND FUCK OFF YOU PIECE OF SHIT!
SHUT UP AND FUCK OFF YOU PIECE OF SHIT!
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10 years of FIFMelo: 'Inter too slow to react'
By Football Italia staff
Felipe Melo slammed the Inter attitude after a 3-1 Europa League defeat at Sparta Prague. “We started playing after going 2-0 down.”
The Nerazzurri have zero points and sit at the bottom of their Europa League group, having also lost 2-0 to Hapoel Beer-Sheva.
Today the Israeli champions drew 0-0 with Southampton.
“We must understand that Europe is not simple, it is different to playing in Italy. We have to play every game as if it’s a derby and so far we haven’t done that,” Melo told Sky Sport Italia.
“The second half was better, but after the red card it became really tough. Before the break we only started playing once we were already 2-0 down.
“We expected Sparta Prague to be strong, because they changed Coach and that always creates an extra desire to prove yourself within the squad.
“This is not the moment to talk, we need to bring out everything we’ve got and prepare for Roma, because there’s no time for anything else.
“On the second goal we should’ve closed down the free kick, I was taught that as a child, but today nobody put themselves in that position and we left the opponent clear. It’s a collective error and everyone is to blame when we lose, just as everyone deserves credit when we win.”
Oh fucking hell it was you who were closest to the player that scored and you didn't move a thing. Leave or retire already!
By Football Italia staff
Felipe Melo slammed the Inter attitude after a 3-1 Europa League defeat at Sparta Prague. “We started playing after going 2-0 down.”
The Nerazzurri have zero points and sit at the bottom of their Europa League group, having also lost 2-0 to Hapoel Beer-Sheva.
Today the Israeli champions drew 0-0 with Southampton.
“We must understand that Europe is not simple, it is different to playing in Italy. We have to play every game as if it’s a derby and so far we haven’t done that,” Melo told Sky Sport Italia.
“The second half was better, but after the red card it became really tough. Before the break we only started playing once we were already 2-0 down.
“We expected Sparta Prague to be strong, because they changed Coach and that always creates an extra desire to prove yourself within the squad.
“This is not the moment to talk, we need to bring out everything we’ve got and prepare for Roma, because there’s no time for anything else.
“On the second goal we should’ve closed down the free kick, I was taught that as a child, but today nobody put themselves in that position and we left the opponent clear. It’s a collective error and everyone is to blame when we lose, just as everyone deserves credit when we win.”
Oh fucking hell it was you who were closest to the player that scored and you didn't move a thing. Leave or retire already!
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10 years of FIFForum SupporterI can't stress enough how it's not possible to teach someone at the end of his career to do basic football stuff. There's nothing De Boer could do except for selling players like Melo and Ranocchia and replace them with better ones.
The only person to take the blame here is the idiot who thought that getting these players is a smart idea.
The only person to take the blame here is the idiot who thought that getting these players is a smart idea.
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10 years of FIFGalatasaray's football director, Tomas Ujfalusi on Felipe Melo:
"Between Galatasaray and Melo exists real love. We will never deny him the possibility of returning to play here with us. I am convinced that one day he'll return!"
You can have him... for free.. we'll drive him there no worries!
"Between Galatasaray and Melo exists real love. We will never deny him the possibility of returning to play here with us. I am convinced that one day he'll return!"
You can have him... for free.. we'll drive him there no worries!
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Forum Supporter10 years of FIFTo be fair: I remember many FIF members jizzing over him at the beginning of the last season.
Others, of course, already saw then that he's done.
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Yeah, that's why I feel such an anger towards some members here. They change their mind more often than a girl changes her outfit before she goes out.
Melo is shit and always will be. 1-3 good games won't change my mind. If I was so easy persuaded then I'd still be in love with Nagatomo and Guarin.
Man we aint like those basic hoes.
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Yeah, shame on us. Praising a player when he plays good. Dunno what were we thinking. We should've just been judgmental and insulted his whole family the moment he stepped on the pitch for his future failures.
But he did play well. And it's not changing their mind. People have him credit for doing very well, which he did. Now they want him gone because he has played shit for a long period of time.
I don't see that as changing their mind. If a player does well one game, it's fine to praise him. If he does badly the next game, it's okay to say he did badly. It has nothing to do with changing one's mind, just an honest assessment on a game by game basis.
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FIF Special Oneswhat
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Lol, shit player. Enough said. Go praise Ranocchia