Joaquín Correa

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I’d say that Motta is a cool guy in a similar case. He told that Chiesa is out of the project and it’s a headache for rube’s managers. What do we have? Sima says that the guy who is a complete piece of shit, who doesn’t even show any diligence on the pitch, trains well enough. He has to throw him out anywhere and not to remember about him. The other players can think that you can earn lots of money and be absolutely useless. For example Dumfries has already degenerated
 

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I’d say that Motta is a cool guy in a similar case. He told that Chiesa is out of the project and it’s a headache for rube’s managers. What do we have? Sima says that the guy who is a complete piece of shit, who doesn’t even show any diligence on the pitch, trains well enough. He has to throw him out anywhere and not to remember about him. The other players can think that you can earn lots of money and be absolutely useless. For example Dumfries has already degenerated
Nothing similar in Correa and Chiesa project. Chiesa had interest from other clubs and Juve had means to replace him even if he had stayed, Motta would have just simply replaced him with someone else. Correa has 0 interest from other clubs and we have no replacement for 5th forward however useless this turd is even as our 5th forward.
 

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Nothing similar in Correa and Chiesa project. Chiesa had interest from other clubs and Juve had means to replace him even if he had stayed, Motta would have just simply replaced him with someone else. Correa has 0 interest from other clubs and we have no replacement for 5th forward however useless this turd is even as our 5th forward.
I think that Sima’s support is more negative than helpful in this case.
 

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Inter is a nice place to retire as a footballer, on a big salary, although he didn't perform any matches ever.
 

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I think that Sima’s support is more negative than helpful in this case.
I am curious how do you expect Simone to react, like with no budget, cannot replace him. I know what Conte would do 🤷‍♂️, would you rather him act like that? lol
 

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It won't happen. Maybe Zielinski or some Primavera product can fill that role, if a miracle happens, till the winter transfer.
 

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I am curious how do you expect Simone to react, like with no budget, cannot replace him. I know what Conte would do 🤷‍♂️, would you rather him act like that? lol
Correa isn’t a football player. How can he replace anyone and be the 5th forward? The man hasn’t been on the pitch for almost two years. And is he better than Espo or Satriano? Even Satriano showed any level in France
 

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Relax guys, Correa rejected all destinations this summer. Why would he accept to leave now? He likes it here. Simone even stated he doesn't mind having Correa around.

Might even win a scudetto medal in the process.

Complete parasite mentality.
 

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Complete parasite mentality.
More like human being mentality. Every single person here on FIF would do the same under the circumstances and his salary taken into consideration.

I never understood these outrages against players who refuse to leave on far less favourable terms than they have at Inter. Its perfectly understandable from a human point of view.

Ofcourse its annoying from a supporter POV that rubbish players wont leave, but i blame the management far more for signing these rubbish players and signing them on too favourable terms in the first place.
 

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More like human being mentality. Every single person here on FIF would do the same under the circumstances and his salary taken into consideration.

I never understood these outrages against players who refuse to leave on far less favourable terms than they have at Inter. Its perfectly understandable from a human point of view.

Ofcourse its annoying from a supporter POV that rubbish players wont leave, but i blame the management far more for signing these rubbish players and signing them on too favourable terms in the first place.
It sucks ass as a player/fan but if you've got a contract... It takes two parties to sign. The blame is more on management for the obviously bad deal..
 

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More like human being mentality. Every single person here on FIF would do the same under the circumstances and his salary taken into consideration.

I never understood these outrages against players who refuse to leave on far less favourable terms than they have at Inter. Its perfectly understandable from a human point of view.

Ofcourse its annoying from a supporter POV that rubbish players wont leave, but i blame the management far more for signing these rubbish players and signing them on too favourable terms in the first place.
Not a single person here would give up what he has. A signed contract is a signed contract, unless he refuses to train or do anything that he is obligated to do, he's not doing anything wrong.
 

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Not a single person here would give up what he has. A signed contract is a signed contract, unless he refuses to train or do anything that he is obligated to do, he's not doing anything wrong.
You are entirely right. But at that point of view don't blame the management for putting one player on the market either. A signed contract is a signed contract. As long as it is valid, the club must pay but that player is club's property.

Btw I am not talking about Correa ;)
 

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this guy could have somehow been a World Cup champion !!! If he wasnt so useless and always injured. What the fk do coaches see in him? He still has time to make it to the next WC he young enough and the coach likes him. Fking go and play !! We need to just tell players straight up you aren't good enough. Leave them off the preseason tour and have them behind youth players. We played 3rd and 4th division teams and this idiot still couldn't score

9 goals in 3 years for 30m haha dont even want to know his wages.

wait is he a #9 or a winger? Pre Lazio he had 11 goals in his career !!! Lazio 22 goals in 92 games

man... being from Argentina must be awesome as a footballer. I have a Italian grandma but I couldn't fail up as a pro
 

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You are entirely right. But at that point of view don't blame the management for putting one player on the market either. A signed contract is a signed contract. As long as it is valid, the club must pay but that player is club's property.

Btw I am not talking about Correa ;)
My stance is football is sadly (I guess) bussiness first. But if management does stupid shit like selling Barella for 45m, of course they deserve to be blamed, just like the stupid shit they did by giving this contract to Correa.
 
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Not a single person here would give up what he has. A signed contract is a signed contract, unless he refuses to train or do anything that he is obligated to do, he's not doing anything wrong.
You are correct, he is not doing anything wrong - Me personally, it would tear me up inside to live the life of Correa right now. I'd rather play and be of meaning for a team, even if I had to earn less money - or have to play for 'lesser' teams.
No wonder his self worth or lack of effort is so low during games - Imagine how he must feel if his team is not counting on him?
So, what if there is a moment in the season when Inter really needs him?? It will not eradicate his mental state during all those months of not being needed - it's not a switch you can turn on whenever you want.
 

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Correa isn’t a football player. How can he replace anyone and be the 5th forward? The man hasn’t been on the pitch for almost two years. And is he better than Espo or Satriano? Even Satriano showed any level in France
Still haven't answered my question. You criticized Simone for his current respond to the situation, sure, but what else can he do?
I don't like Correa too, but if you are the manager of a team, and there is this dude who reports to you, but you can't fire him, are you going to whin and complain to senior management to give you firing and rehiring budget? That is what Conte does, and if we cannot provide the budget, he quits.

Not a single person here would give up what he has. A signed contract is a signed contract, unless he refuses to train or do anything that he is obligated to do, he's not doing anything wrong.

Well to be fair there are people with decency, like Nikola Tesla for example (the contract with Westinghouse), so I mean I won't go and summarize the entire human race like that.

I know people like to think the world is a dog eat dog kind of place, but we are more complicated than that, like even in game theory, if it is a long run game, it will deviate from the Nash equilibrium and become more tik for tak cooperative.

In short, legally speaking Correa is doing nothing wrong, ethically speaking he is an asshole and a parasite.

Also less extreme example, is if the player has an ounce of dignity and ambitious in them, they would rather play; we have some on our team that cut their wages to join us to play than to rot on the bench. E.g. Sommer I think of on top of my head.

You are correct, he is not doing anything wrong - Me personally, it would tear me up inside to live the life of Correa right now. I'd rather play and be of meaning for a team, even if I had to earn less money - or have to play for 'lesser' teams.
No wonder his self worth or lack of effort is so low during games - Imagine how he must feel if his team is not counting on him?
So, what if there is a moment in the season when Inter really needs him?? It will not eradicate his mental state during all those months of not being needed - it's not a switch you can turn on whenever you want.

Yea he isn't even like the backup players who understand their role and ready to contribute and be part of the team. Think Frattesi and Asllani, I mean what he is doing is way worse than rotting on the bench, I am not even sure he is on the bench.
 

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In short, legally speaking Correa is doing nothing wrong, ethically speaking he is an asshole and a parasite.
lol, i think you need to look up 'work ethics'. Correa is doing absolutely nothing that applies to poor work ethics.

Absurd statement to bring ethics into this.
 
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