Milan Škriniar

[William]

If skriniar is now staying till June I don’t know how effective/and motivated he will be. I would assume the fans will turn on him and I just see him being a toxic dump till June. Just offload him now.

Not all have turned on him and if he’s professional till the end then nobody will boo him. There’s still 1 trophy to be one so if I were him I’d try hard to win it before joining PSG. I imagine there’s a bonus attached to winning the coppa 😏👍

 

[Nyall]

Fuck him.

At Inter he could be a legend. At PSG he will be just another player.

Its crazy seeing fans angrier at guys like Lukaku or Icardi who got this club the bag when they left whilst finding all sorts of ways to slobber all off this greedy cunt. On top of somehow replacing him in the summer we will somehow have to fill the hole that will be left when we're forced to sell someone else.. say what you want but he knew the situation the club is in.

I hope he gets "hurt" the next time he steps on the pitch and magically gets better just in time for June so he can fuck off to Paris. Enough with the mercenaries.

 

[Forzanerazzurri]

Why would anyone want to go to PSG? Bandwagon fans, small stadium, junk league, and they will never win a Champions League.

 

[nutsncider]

He’ll be at psg a few years, get replaced by the next big young cb, and end up back in serie a, probably at Milan.

 

[brehme1989]

Why would anyone want to go to PSG? Bandwagon fans, small stadium, junk league, and they will never win a Champions League.

You're describing most of the eligible PL teams as well here.

But somehow we live in a universe where Chelsea were granted two random CL titles.

 

[_Ivan_]

You're describing most of the eligible PL teams as well here.

But somehow we live in a universe where Chelsea were granted two random CL titles.

Chelsea are knockout team, 2 underdog titles, gotta respect that. Plus they always had character team and good spirit. Something City, PSG and perhaps Barca are lacking for years already.

Add to the basket steady and safe rise in form. RM's last title is perfect example, Argentina in WC as well. Each match progressing they had more and more power which resulted in spectacular finishes.


Might sound beserk right at this moment, but I think if we manage to play few in form games, with roles of Lukaku, Gosens and Brozo back, we could eliminate Porto and become a serious player in quarters. From there at least 30% of chance to advance further. After all we kicked Barca out, look at them now.

 

[Forzanerazzurri]

Chelsea are knockout team, 2 underdog titles, gotta respect that. Plus they always had character team and good spirit. Something City, PSG and perhaps Barca are lacking for years already.

Add to the basket steady and safe rise in form. RM's last title is perfect example, Argentina in WC as well. Each match progressing they had more and more power which resulted in spectacular finishes.


Might sound beserk right at this moment, but I think if we manage to play few in form games, with roles of Lukaku, Gosens and Brozo back, we could eliminate Porto and become a serious player in quarters. From there at least 30% of chance to advance further. After all we kicked Barca out, look at them now.

On paper we should beat Porto easily. After all, they are no Monza.

 

[crzdcolombian]

I want him gone if we can get money for him.

If you aren't with us you are against us ! What if we get PSG in a knockout round and this idiot score an own goal? Even by mistake.....

 

[IM21]

Marotta : " #Skriniar ? The world of football changes, flags are unimaginable by now. Players change shirts frequently. We have to get used to it. It's not what we and the fans like but Skriniar made a choice, it's his right We have the duty to respect it"

 

[Materazzi_23]

I see you have a new avatar. Guess i am the last man standing but not for much longer.

That's quite a collection. I wouldn't have expected anything less from you.

For me the most important thing now is not whether he will leave in the winter or in the summer or that he is indeed leaving Inter but the whole story leaves me with a bitter taste in my mouth. Why hasn't he come out and told his side of the story? Why did he even bother to tell us even in november I thought we shouldn't be worried while in fact he made his decision already? It's still his decision to choose money over being a club legend and I'm fine with that especially after all the shit Inter has done to make it easier to leave for him. But man up to your own decisions and take responsibility for it.

It's a pretty sad f*ckin story overall with him maybe leaving today and him not being in the squad now and add his red card against Empoli to the mix. He doesn't deserve this so he has to take matter in his own hands and tell the fans the truth.

 

[brehme1989]

Why hasn't he come out and told his side of the story?

Because he's still under contract and subject to Inter regulations.

You want him to call out the management, for example? He'll tell his story, if he wants to, after he leaves.

I'd ignore the first PR comments about him joining a great side with amazing players etc. That's non-paper shit.

 

[Materazzi_23]

Because he's still under contract and subject to Inter regulations.

You want him to call out the management, for example? He'll tell his story, if he wants to, after he leaves.

I'd ignore the first PR comments about him joining a great side with amazing players etc. That's non-paper shit.

I'm talking about making the move to PSG in the summer or at least admitting he's leaving Inter in the summer. Now all we hear is media bullshit or our management talking about him. If he's somehow ''afraid'' for the reaction of the fans (which I doubt) he could have thinking about that before making the move. If you make this decision after telling everyone they shouldn't be worried about him leaving and he wants to be the Hamsik of Inter than he's obligated to play open card imo. Not minding the regulations etc. You should have some standards in your life when it comes to making promises and be hold accountable. And I know they have regulations but if the club portraits you in a bad way I would tell my story. I would pay the fine with a smile knowing I've told the truth.

He's still one of my favourite players and I will keep following him but he did disappoint me as a person.

 

[Forzanerazzurri]

I'm talking about making the move to PSG in the summer or at least admitting he's leaving Inter in the summer. Now all we hear is media bullshit or our management talking about him. If he's somehow ''afraid'' for the reaction of the fans (which I doubt) he could have thinking about that before making the move. If you make this decision after telling everyone they shouldn't be worried about him leaving and he wants to be the Hamsik of Inter than he's obligated to play open card imo. Not minding the regulations etc. You should have some standards in your life when it comes to making promises and be hold accountable. And I know they have regulations but if the club portraits you in a bad way I would tell my story. I would pay the fine with a smile knowing I've told the truth.

He's still one of my favourite players and I will keep following him but he did disappoint me as a person.

NO player is bigger than the club.

 

[brehme1989]

I'm talking about making the move to PSG in the summer or at least admitting he's leaving Inter in the summer. Now all we hear is media bullshit or our management talking about him. If he's somehow ''afraid'' for the reaction of the fans (which I doubt) he could have thinking about that before making the move. If you make this decision after telling everyone they shouldn't be worried about him leaving and he wants to be the Hamsik of Inter than he's obligated to play open card imo. Not minding the regulations etc. You should have some standards in your life when it comes to making promises and be hold accountable. And I know they have regulations but if the club portraits you in a bad way I would tell my story. I would pay the fine with a smile knowing I've told the truth.

He's still one of my favourite players and I will keep following him but he did disappoint me as a person.

Not just a fine at stake here, they might freeze him out if he doesn't transfer to PSG within hours.

Can you imagine a player publicly saying about the club that "they tricked me" and getting away with it by paying a few thousand off his salary? Heck, Icardi didn't even say anything and he was frozen out.

 

[Materazzi_23]

Maybe not that but he can at least tell himself that he is leaving. Not his agent during a f*ckin game where he gets a red card. This guy fired his agent so he could make a deal sooner with Inter. That same player is now using his agent to publicly tell everyone he is leaving? I get he needs to choose his words carefully but he could at least be honest about what is going on and he will leave Inter in the summer.

 

[Jane The Virgin]

What can he legally do to Inter if we never start him, no minutes whatsoever, and make him train with primavera, or give him special personal training and keep him out of the group?

Can he sue or he can sueck a diq?

 

[Atech]

Apologies if this has been discussed before, but do we have any clear evidence Skriniar has a contract signed with ze french from the summer?
If not, as far as I'm concerned the beggars could still find the money to offer him a new contract?
Yes, I've had a few beers, pardon me

 

[Harpsabu]

You could never!! Darmian goat

 

[Il Drago]

Maybe not that but he can at least tell himself that he is leaving. Not his agent during a f*ckin game where he gets a red card. This guy fired his agent so he could make a deal sooner with Inter. That same player is now using his agent to publicly tell everyone he is leaving? I get he needs to choose his words carefully but he could at least be honest about what is going on and he will leave Inter in the summer.

The last time Skriniar talked about his future he said when there are news people will hear them from himself, no one else. Everyone has talked about it. Inter management, PSG coach, Skriniar agent. Everyone but Skriniar. So it's disappointing he chose the silence over staying true to his word. He owed that to the fans. Typically he fears their reactions so he chose to hide and let others do the dirty work.

There's no doubt management fucked up and this is on them. But it's also true Skriniar has managed the situation very poorly in the last month. One doesn't exclude the other. It isn't black and white.

 

[Jnr]

Game is over, half the FIF back in Skriniar thread . Lets get our popcorn ready dios mio.