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Will Inter sign Modric?


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firmino

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What are u talking about?:chan:

What taxation and how taxation have any connections with his trial on the court for false testimony?Are you loosing yourself?

You speak here like this paid bots which I mention.Insert some random BS to turn to subject from matter of fact that he is a lying cunt.

Wanna more?Maybe you are as "confused" as this lying cunt.Im not sure you are ready for that cause I know all about this and other cases because Im in for 10+ years.And you throw same BS stories like hundreds of bots last 10 years.Its boring to even answer to such BS and I do that here only cause this is not Croatian forum where all people know how things stands.

Ok, but: 1. I don't think modric will go to prison. I mean, it's highly unlikely. 2. What he did is certainly not commendable, but it isn't something so bad that we should be terribly bothered by it. I guess he will have to pay something in money to either dinamo or Croatian treasury.

Morally speaking, this has more to do with mamic's system than modric.
 
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15:11 - Sky: Modric already talked with Sanchez. Perez will be back in Madrid this evening/tonight
 

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Sky-Modric reiterated the desire for a new adventure and the respect of the Pact. Now waiting with meeting Florentino

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Now, please leave Inter to Zhang.
 

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I love the argument that top football players retire at 35ish compared to the regular folk. By that time, they earn around 300 years worth of salary, so an average person has to work for around 150 years just to have a similar standard of living as a retired top player that doesn't get an extra income (leaving aside investing his assets at the age of retirement).

Just because most are stupid with their money and waste it, it doesn't mean that they are doomed. I do agree that everyone does and should look to maximize their income, at any age.


you remind me of the best days of my life when I was at UCLA conducting my research. We did load of surveys and people tend to commit to common psychological optic - using our own circumstances for deduction. Modric, like us, utility maximizer, but with his very own situation. He does not think that becuase there is a random person that could live for centuries with his current savings, he would be very satisfy with what he got. The maximization take a whole new levels. Secondly, when people retire they often face with common crisis. Starting a new adventure require knowledge and skills and itis uncertainty that makes people collect as much as they can before facing the life after retirement.

However, I just bluff most of the time. You have the right perspective.

Back to the topic and Praise for Modric to come here.
 

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Modric does not want more money he wants a new sporting challenge with Inter where he can rival CR in Serie A, play with his co patriots and friend Vrsaljko and be closer to home, Zadar. He did everything at Real, he will get 10mil a year at Inter, 4 year deal with maybe 2 years later at Jiangsu.
He already agreed this with us
The liason Beppe Rizzo is in Madrid for a reason... To make sure the thing gets done good for us.

If Perez doesn't release him he is the biggest idiot alive.
They have a pact where Modric had to win 3 CL with Real and then he is free to leave if he so wishes.
Keeping a dissatisfied player is insane

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Wow, now even Marca is changing the narrative.

Damn, whoever brought up first the idea to bring croatians to Inter must be forever introduced into LGI. Kovacic, then Brozovic and Perisic. Without them nobody in their sane mind would even remotely think about possibility of Modric joining Inter.
 

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Wow, now even Marca is changing the narrative.

Damn, whoever brought up first the idea to bring croatians to Inter must be forever introduced into LGI. Kovacic, then Brozovic and Perisic. Without them nobody in their sane mind would even remotely think about possibility of Modric joining Inter.

It was Mancini who bring Brozovic and Perisic :trolldad:
 

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Modric is coming guys like I have been saying for days...the will of the player always wins... Unless you are Joao Mario and no one really wants you lol

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Question for me was is this will genuine or just a trick by agents to reup the contract but it certainly doesn't seem to be so. Hopefully Perez can't turn his head.
 

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this is all what i hear in this last days.. my head is exploding
 

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No I keep repeating, Modric will not come, don't lift your hope too highhhh. Impossible.
#antijinxingtothelastminute :slick::slick:
 

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you remind me of the best days of my life when I was at UCLA conducting my research. We did load of surveys and people tend to commit to common psychological optic - using our own circumstances for deduction. Modric, like us, utility maximizer, but with his very own situation. He does not think that becuase there is a random person that could live for centuries with his current savings, he would be very satisfy with what he got. The maximization take a whole new levels. Secondly, when people retire they often face with common crisis. Starting a new adventure require knowledge and skills and itis uncertainty that makes people collect as much as they can before facing the life after retirement.

However, I just bluff most of the time. You have the right perspective.

Back to the topic and Praise for Modric to come here.

I know what you're saying. I am actually only referring to the outsiders' perspective.
They're all like, he's retiring at 35. Thus, he'll be a rich unemployed person for 40-50+ years. So he's doomed. Whereas it takes like 55 years for a relatively well paid, average, salaried person to earn 1m in salary. Which is a fraction of what these players get in a year :)

As for Modric, I've already gave out a ticket if he doesn't come. Can't say I'm not on the optimistic side :lol:
 

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What are u talking about?:chan:

What taxation and how taxation have any connections with his trial on the court for false testimony?Are you loosing yourself?

You speak here like this paid bots which I mention.Insert some random BS to turn to subject from matter of fact that he is a lying cunt.

Wanna more?Maybe you are as "confused" as this lying cunt.Im not sure you are ready for that cause I know all about this and other cases because Im in for 10+ years.And you throw same BS stories like hundreds of bots last 10 years.Its boring to even answer to such BS and I do that here only cause this is not Croatian forum where all people know how things stands.

Dude stop bitching about this same topic everywhere you write, not everyone cares about Mamić, people here want Modrić the player, nobody cares about his mentality off the court, I mean, he is a nice person, nobody complained about him except people in Croatia, and 99% people that complained glorified him after the WC, I respect you for holding your opinion, but you are taking it to your heart too much, relax.
 

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Modric to Inter is easier than Shevchenko to Chelsea. It's always the player who decides his future specially after he's given and achieved everything for the club.
 

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so Real will snitch us to uefa about our modric deal :lol:
 
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