Inter players on loan

[Tommi]

So, you yet again didn´t see even one match when he played at Inter and still got a strong opinion how good he actually was.

 

[Gismo]

I saw 5-10 matches with him.

 

[Tommi]

I saw 5-10 matches with him.

Really? I mean really?

What i know is that he played only 11 matches at Inter and you saw almost all of them? Really?

Didn´t you said this earlier in "How often do you get to watch Inter matches?" thread ->

This is my first season of Serie A. :star: I have only seen 5 Serie A games before...

Then you continued...

Well I didn´t have any choice till now. It is very expensive here in Denmark.

So?

 

[Gismo]

Uruguay.

 

[Tommi]

Could you be more vague in your answers?

I asked you this ->

So, you yet again didn´t see even one match when he played at Inter and still got a strong opinion how good he actually was.

And you answered this ->

I saw 5-10 matches with him.

Then i said what i said and you answered ->

Uruguay.

You´re now saying you didn´t understand my first question or read it in a hurry or something?

You´re obviously lying and trying to cover yourself.

I rest my case...

 

[Fabio]

If somebody wanted an English article on Zicu's suspension -

ROMANIAN UNDER-21 DUO BANNED FOR TWO YEARS

Bucharest, Romania (Sports Network) - The Romanian Football Federation (FRF) levied a heavy punishment Tuesday to Ianis Zicu and Lucian Goian for improper conduct during a match. Both Under-21 players were suspended from the Romanian national team for two years for their actions.

Zicu, who plays for Italian club Parma, and Goian, who plays for Dinamo Bucharest, did something during a 4-1 defeat to the Czech Republic in an Under-21 European Championship qualifying contest to upset coach Nicolae Manea.

It is not known exactly what the pair did, but Manea was so upset with their conduct that he suggested the ban. The FRF agreed with the recommendation and confirmed the two-year suspension at any level for the duo.



Fabio

 

[Gismo]

Alright, I will put it in a bubble, peachy:

I saw 5-10 matches with him playing for the Uruguayan NT. Why I even bother... :stress:

Edit: I saw a friendly with Sorondo for Inter too.

 

[Tommi]

Why YOU even bother?

I asked you a simple question that have you even seen him at Inter and you answered "5-10 times". Isn´t that "a bit" misleading when you actually meant you saw him at his NT.

Oh, you saw a friendly and then you´re entitled to say "he was always good"?

Whatever...

 

[Gismo]

From a person who support Bush this is pretty brave comment.

I tried to cut it out for you. Friendly but frustrated... I shall give up.

And BTW, I wasn´t answering your question directly. When you asked me to be specific, I was. I hope you understand where I´m coming from now.

 

[Tommi]

I wasn´t answering your question directly.

You mean when you said "5-10 times"?
To whom were you answering then? I was the only one asking...

 

[Gismo]

Answering a question indirectly means hinting. That´s what I did. Because G, I can´t remember exactly how many matches I saw with him and with which team. Then you asked me again. I tried my best to remember... But as you maybe know my memory is like a Swiss cheese sometimes. Hence for example I only remembered the friendly I saw with him later on... So it might just happen I remember more in a month or so... Or earlier if my memory is at my service.

But let´s not dwell more in this... You got your answer. What do you say?

 

[Jake]

From a person who support Bush this is pretty brave comment.

I know this was supposed to be funny, but keep politics out of the discussion (as you very well know we have own forum for that).

I wasn´t answering your question directly. When you asked me to be specific, I was.

Am I stupid or is there any sense in that quote? You didn't answer directly, but you were specific... Beats me.

Sorondo has played about 20 matches for Uruguay, so you claim you've seen 5-10 of them? Why can't you just admit that you were exaggerating a bit.

 

[Gismo]

Because first I was indirect. Then when I was asked again I went into details. And I refuse to admit something I didn´t do.

And I shall refrain from further such comments in the future.

 

[Hammoudi]

I forgot about him until Faisal reminded my of him! I knew he had a good start but then he was injured - surprise surprise- but now he is back. This is from the latest game he had:

Toulouse 0-0 Sochaux: FT Report

PA

TOULOUSE, March 19 (Ligue 1) - A goalless draw in the end suited neither Toulouse nor Sochaux who are both vying for a spot in next season's UEFA Cup.

Sochaux look likely to lose coach Guy Lacombe in the summer - possibly to Paris St Germain - but now are looking unlikely to qualify for Europe for the third time in a row.

Toulouse have been one of the surprise packages of the season but this result does their own continental quest no good.

The hosts started well and Thibault Giresse created a chance for Stephane Dalmat after 17 minutes but the former Internazionale player failed to find the target with his shot.

A minute later, Sochaux's Mickael Isabey struck the woodwork with Toulouse goalkeeper Christophe Revault beaten.

Giresse was having an excellent game for ``les violets'' and he then created a chance for Eduardo da Silva who failed to test Teddy Richert with his header.

Richert next made a fine save to deny Daniel Moreira, who had fired in a shot.

With six minutes remaining he came to his side's rescue again to deny Pantxi Sirieix.

Sochaux started the second half well and Jaouad Zairi created a chance for Araujo Ilan, who failed to take the chance.

After 52 minutes, the in-form Ilan forced Revault into a spectacular save.

Jeremy Mathieu then carved out an opportunity for Souleymane Diawara whose header went wide.

Isabey then created a chance for Ilan but once again the Brazilian hitman failed to find the target.

At the other end, Richert made another important save to keep Dalmat's shot at bay while in the last significant moment of the match, a move involving Sochaux's Ilan created a chance for Wilson Oruma whose shot was saved by Revault

 

[scutzon]

Is Dalmat on loan to Toulouse? Will he actually come back to us?

 

[Hammoudi]

Yes, he is on loan. Is he coming back? Only if he grows up and stop whining about not wanting to play on the wings.

 

[scutzon]

But Dalmat is not supposed to play on the wings! He's a central midfielder, right? Kind of like Emre? And, if even Emre cannot get into the team, I doubt Dalmat can. Personally, I don't see him coming back. He can stay in Toulouse.

 

[Jimmy]

Only according to Dalmat himself he is a central midfielder. Any coach or any knowledgable football fan considers him a winger.

Dalmat is on loan, but they have an option to buy him. I think he has burned all bridges with Inter, so I can´t see us keeping him in case Toulouse decides to not take the option.