Julio Cesar

[Ed.]

I'm very sure he didn't laugh at all. He doesn't seem like a guy who would laugh at his beloved club.

 

[Lothar of the Hill People]

IMO, without a doubt he falls into the La Grande Inter. He quite possibly is Inter's greatest goalkeeper.

I grew up with Walter Zenga as my idol and that no one was better than him.

Needless to say, JC is infinitely better. His reactions, athleticism, combativeness, and his will to win was immense.

He was going to have to leave us, in some way, shape or form, and for no matter what the reason or decision was, it was going to happen.

Today is a sad day, but all good things come to an end.

Bravo Julione. Forza Inter.

 

[Lothar of the Hill People]

Still can't comprehend how QPR was the only team which really went for him. I'm glad we won't have to play against him, but he deserves more recognition at a bigger club.

Now that supposedly Lloris and Tottenham are not happening, I think AVB is regretting it.

 

[Ana Banana]

some more, where you can hear the farewell a bit

 

[FORZAINTERMILAN]

GRAZIE JULIO! THANK YOU FOR EVERYTHING (7 UNFORGETTABLE YEARS 300 MATCHES AND MANY THANKS!!!!!!!!!!) A TRUE INTERISTA :'( :'( :'(

 

[K.I.]

This is kinda insane to see him leave to be honest......i already posted about this before but to see it actually happen its like its not real, terrible move and decision.

 

[joenetti]

Damn, seeing him cried like that made me cry....
I hate that moment, I hate samir because of this....
#1 jersey is julione's. That number should be retired just like our #3

 

[Simonsky]

GRANDE JULIONE! A TRUE INTERISTA! All the best for you

 

[Hasan]

Actually I don't feel any sadness. Guy rejected us and signed for other club for the same amount we wanted to give him. Of course he's a legend, one of the best keepers I ever saw but last season wasn't good and considering that we didn't qualifie for CL he could make some adjustments in his contract.

Anyway good luck in QPR.

 

[chipschups]

damn,,
10-15 pages but i cant write a comment about his leaving,,
just thank,, thank,, all of your post,,
and still doesnt have a brave to buffering that video,,


graziee,, graziie,, graziee,,,,

Actually I don't feel any sadness. Guy rejected us and signed for other club for the same amount we wanted to give him. Of course he's a legend, one of the best keepers I ever saw but last season wasn't good and considering that we didn't qualifie for CL he could make some adjustments in his contract.

Anyway good luck in QPR.

dude,, come onn,, :cereal:

 

[FORZAINTERMILAN]

Actually I don't feel any sadness. Guy rejected us and signed for other club for the same amount we wanted to give him. Of course he's a legend, one of the best keepers I ever saw but last season wasn't good and considering that we didn't qualifie for CL he could make some adjustments in his contract.

Anyway good luck in QPR.

ok

 

[LaVolpe024]

Goodbye Julione, was always great to have you here.

 

[Hasan]

Fucking moron, he should accept wage cut and stay here. Now most of fans are fucking sad, we needed to give him golden handshake and we had to spend over 10 milions for new goalkeeper.

Fuck you grande Julione!

 

[Aby]

That 20 mil figure is strictly the savings in JC's wages. That doesn't take into account Handy's transfer fee, nor the severance pay we gave to JC. It sounds like it might factor in Handy's wages, but the math doesn't really seem to add up.

While I was not a fan of throwing out a loyal Interista like Julione, but financial I have to agree that this move does make sense. If you take a 2 year window, we possible are just about breaking even, but in a 5 year window we are saving money here.

Julio had 7 great years at Inter, and everyone will agree that the last one was not upto his high standards. In two years he would be nearly 35 and time for Inter to splash on a new GK.

So over 5 years it would cost us
- ~19m in Julio's wages (Gross)
- 11m in signing fee for a replacement(Assuming financial conditions don't change)
- 12m in wages for replacement
Or about 41m Euros to cover for that position.

Now what are we spending

- 11m in signing fee
- 20 m in wages
- 3-4 million of severance pay for Julione. From the sources I read, he is being paid a wage of around 65k GBP per week or about 1.9m GBP Nett per year or about 2.6m Euros per year net for 4 years. The difference in wages between what he makes now and what he made at Inter is not more than 3-4m Euros over 2 years. I doubt we would have paid the whole amount, as JC has to worry about his playing time and his place in 2014 WC Squad.

So without JC we are spending less than 35m Euros, or a saving of 6-7m euros over 5 years. Qualitatively Samir might not be better than JC at his prime, but he sure is better than 2012 version of JC, so in addition to saving money we are better off qualitatively. A good deal for the brain, but not for the heart

 

[Ffi201zi002tlis]

dude,, come onn,, :cereal:

that dude protected crzdcolombian. What do you expect? :troll:

Why everyone atacking crzcolubian? He just saying the truth.

and he's from the same country as interista1982 who agreed with Forza (another troll) that we should bench Zanetti :cereal:

 

[figer]

in case you guys didnt know .. After the greeting Julio went to watch the match with the Curva like a True Interista ..

/Respect Legend !

 

[Rimpel]

Thank you for everything JC, a TRUE interista.

 

[Mad Biscione]

Good luck

 

[Alex de Large]

His crucial save against Messi in camp nou in 2010 (L)
Grande Julio, grande Julio.

 

[Pajo]

And for me, im gonna always remember that penalty save over Ronaldinho, in the 2-0 win.. I screamed like a crazy.