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João Mário
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10 years of FIFI already reported this yesterday
If you could read all posts before posting, it would be amazing. Speaking of amazing...Official: Joao Mario joins West Ham
Joao Mario has officially completed his transfer from Inter to West Ham United on loan without an option to buy after passing a medical.
The Portugal international had his medical tests in London on Thursday and was given the all-clear to sign the contracts.
It’s reported the Hammers are paying €1.1m for the six-month loan and will cover Joao Mario’s wages during that period.
Joao Mario could make his debut in the Premier League clash with Crystal Palace next Tuesday.
“I am really happy to be here. It’s a really amazing experience to join this amazing team and I am just glad to be here,” Joao Mario told the official Hammers website.
“It was a fast move. I have spoken with everyone around the team and, for me, it is exciting to play in the Premier League. I spoke with the coach and for me, I am really happy to be training for an amazing coach, also.
“Jose Fonte explained to me a little more about the Club and also the song we have, I’m Forever Blowing Bubbles and that, of course, it was really important for me to join West Ham!
“It’s a really historic Club with an amazing stadium and amazing players. I am just trying to know a little bit more about the Club every day and now I have some time to know more.”
Inter bought him from Sporting CP for €40m plus bonuses in the summer of 2016, just a couple of months after he was in the Portugal side that won the European Championships.
The 25-year-old managed 47 official appearances in an Inter jersey, scoring three goals with 12 assists.
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is it just me or Mario is trolling them hard? :trolldad: I mean he didn`t even want to consider them until Sabatini showed him the door
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Forum SupporterDid anyone watch the game? How did he do?Joao Mario starts his West Ham career in loss to a third tier team in the FA Cup
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Look at Joao Mario making a noob of himself already
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10 years of FIFForum SupporterI don't have the nerves to think about this turd anymore.
I hope he sucks and humiliates himself to the point where he quit playing all together.
I hope he sucks and humiliates himself to the point where he quit playing all together.
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Most Pessimistic MemberYou don't have to hope. This player will never be an even decent player.
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Transfer GuruMario started his first EPL game today, 1-1 draw with Palace. I didn't see it, but just spoke with a mate who was in the stadium. Basically:
- Wasted 1 easy chance to score :troll:
- gave an "assist" for the penalty
- Created another good chance
- Which sounds like Mario apart from this last thing - Mario was apparently "energetic" and "enterprising" and grew into the game
I hope he proves me wrong and lights the EPL on fire. We need a good valuation.
- Wasted 1 easy chance to score :troll:
- gave an "assist" for the penalty
- Created another good chance
- Which sounds like Mario apart from this last thing - Mario was apparently "energetic" and "enterprising" and grew into the game
I hope he proves me wrong and lights the EPL on fire. We need a good valuation.
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FIF Special OnesForum Supporter10 years of FIFI will cheer for this cuck's success like I do Kondogbia's. I hope they play extremely well and get purchased, and the money we get we use it on good players that fit our team.
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10 years of FIFI love everyone's optimism on here.
Unfortunately for Inter, players like Mario, Kondogbia and Barbosa are like big pieces of poo. Sometimes, when you flush the toilet, the poo comes back. At the end of their respective loans, they will all return to Inter and we will be stuck with them, just as we have been stuck with the likes of Ranocchia, Nagatomo and Santon many years beyond their use by dates.
Speaking of Nagatomo? Didn't we recently renew his contract? He will go to Turkey for six months and will be back with Inter after the world cup.
The thought of Inter being stuck with these players absolutely kills me.
Unfortunately for Inter, players like Mario, Kondogbia and Barbosa are like big pieces of poo. Sometimes, when you flush the toilet, the poo comes back. At the end of their respective loans, they will all return to Inter and we will be stuck with them, just as we have been stuck with the likes of Ranocchia, Nagatomo and Santon many years beyond their use by dates.
Speaking of Nagatomo? Didn't we recently renew his contract? He will go to Turkey for six months and will be back with Inter after the world cup.
The thought of Inter being stuck with these players absolutely kills me.
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