Mauro Icardi

[100%]

Like i said earlier on this forum, i am tired. So all i can say about this whole thing is fuck marrotta, fuck spalletti,fuck ausilio,fuck gardini, fuck antonello,fuck zhang snr and jnr and finally fuck icardi and wanda.

 

[yoszee]

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"Pirlo: Something must have happened in the locker room. Marotta is doing a nice job, it's a good position. He is showing that there is a company that commands and the players come later . "

If only Marotta came in Pirlo era, he would be our legend.

 

[Eddie]

This whole this is crazy but there most be something big that happened that we might not know about. The management knows that this will most likely lead to Icardi asking to be sold.

The fact that Icardi never told his wife to shut up shouldn’t be enogh to take the captaincy, should it??? Maybe he was told but he didn’t do anything.

Maybe in the locker room he ain’t respected anymore and he has no desire to cheer up the team.
Maybe there was some arguments with other players or fights, who knows.

Really disappointed in him for deciding to skip this game, thats definitely not the behavior of a captain.

Icardi is completely controlled by Wanda. This is a guy that at like 19, 20 was “trapped” by this women and molded to what she wants. Icardi probably had never been in a real relationship. This Bitch completely brainwashed the guy.

The guy is still a little kid when it comes to women, he gotta put her in her place and get her to STFU.

 

[ArmaLetale]

I see some of us fail to comprehend that just because we think Management has done it in improper fashion, especially on the timing means that we side-line on Icardi. That's not the case here, brothers. I believe no one here is against stripping off Icardi's captaincy. Disciplining is one thing, strategic decision and long-due consequences must be taken into account as well. Because on this case, it goes hand-in-hand. Some of us are concerned how is it gonna be on the offensive part of our play? Has Management taken this into account? Is Spalletti prepared for this consequences? And what's his solutions, particularly mentioned above, for the remaining season? The second one is regarding his market value. It is imperative that his value will be decreasing and by the end of the season it could reach, estimately 50-60mil due to his declining performances. Who is going to replace him by then? Other clubs, knowing Inter is badly in need of striker, will have higher leverage on the summer. These are two major consequences that I'd like answered by Management and Spalletti on the presscon.

Now, I'm not side-lining Icardi here because if you see things clearly and objectively, then Marotta had all the good reasons in the world to decide this right now although preferably on June. In Marotta's head "What the fuck were this people thinking when they had all the chance to make something right and on the right momentum?". Because if he waits, then there's a chance more prolonging damage caused by Wanda trash-talking Inter about the contract renewal. I see he's been patient about this and even his patience has limit. He came here for a change and he actually showed it to us. I can see why it is the right thing to do and that I'm also glad to hear that the stakeholders are involved on this decision.

Because the damage has been done then the consequences shall be perceived.

One can only wish that this storm would pass and better yet that Icardi could put this things behind him and consider the stripping off captaincy as a whip for him to become a better player and better personality.

 

[InterFCAustin]

I see some of us fail to comprehend that just because we think Management has done it in improper fashion, especially on the timing means that we side-line on Icardi. That's not the case here, brothers. I believe no one here is against stripping off Icardi's captaincy. Disciplining is one thing, strategic decision and long-due consequences must be taken into account as well. Because on this case, it goes hand-in-hand. Some of us are concerned how is it gonna be on the offensive part of our play? Has Management taken this into account? Is Spalletti prepared for this consequences? And what's his solutions, particularly mentioned above, for the remaining season? The second one is regarding his market value. It is imperative that his value will be decreasing and by the end of the season it could reach, estimately 50-60mil due to his declining performances. Who is going to replace him by then? Other clubs, knowing Inter is badly in need of striker, will have higher leverage on the summer. These are two major consequences that I'd like answered by Management and Spalletti on the presscon.

Now, I'm not side-lining Icardi here because if you see things clearly and objectively, then Marotta had all the good reasons in the world to decide this right now although preferably on June. In Marotta's head "What the fuck were this people thinking when they had all the chance to make something right and on the right momentum?". Because if he waits, then there's a chance more prolonging damage caused by Wanda trash-talking Inter about the contract renewal. I see he's been patient about this and even his patience has limit. He came here for a change and he actually showed it to us. I can see why it is the right thing to do and that I'm also glad to hear that the stakeholders are involved on this decision.

Because the damage has been done then the consequences shall be perceived.

One can only wish that this storm would pass and better yet that Icardi could put this things behind him and consider the stripping off captaincy as a whip for him to become a better player and better personality.

Very well put. Thank you.

 

[forzainter257]

I see some of us fail to comprehend that just because we think Management has done it in improper fashion, especially on the timing means that we side-line on Icardi. That's not the case here, brothers. I believe no one here is against stripping off Icardi's captaincy.

1) http://forzainterforums.com/showthread.php?11814-Mauro-Icardi&p=1792096&viewfull=1#post1792096

Also there is a guy from Indonesia who left a long ass post here to defend the rightness of Icardi's captaincy, I just can't find it. And everyone who thanked that post too.

 

[Pravesh]

When the whole team is under-performing, a coach is sacked, which has happened a lot at our club. But when a captain fails to handle a situation properly, he has to be sacrificed as well - which happened with Icardi in this case. He was never a captain material, at least since some time and as someone said, finally the situation and someone's balls made it possible. Icardi should seriously thank his wife and mainly himself for all these - this lesson was to be taught and it happened quite early in his career.

The timing is pathetic no doubt but as I said earlier, it had to happen. Now that it has happened, the other players better show their worth, or else they will not be spared by the supporters either.

I totally understand Icardi (with his nature) not to join the team for the Europa fixture - it is a totally embarrassing/irritating moment for him. After Perisic, now he will need some time to wake up.

What a dramatic life and club I have - made for each other definitely.

 

[Armes]

I've always liked him. 25 now, can't call him a kid anymore. I've seen him cry for this club when we lost to Juventus 3-2 and I've seen him help reach our goals with his top scorer performances, but most of all I've always seen him say he wants and will only stay at Inter. What went wrong? He wasn't able (or didn't want) to shut up his "agent". Every controversy that has followed him has come from the woman he's married to - including the book and ultras incident. He's a very humble quiet dude, as his sister says while shit talking his wife for months. It's Wanda we're talking about. Apparently Perisic went to him and said "tell your wife to not talk about me in tv ever again". Everyone see Wanda for what she is, except for him. Whatever floats his boat.

Opinion aside, let's see the facts. This news shocked me. I would have never dreamed something like this would happen all of a sudden, especially with timing. This changes a lot of things. Inspired by Marotta and okd by Steven. It takes massive balls to pull something like this, just a bit past midseason. Call it whatever you want, but in the end, no matter how you look at it it's a move that only the strong do. 360 it, over analyze and over obsess if you will. And only the strong can change things if things need to change.

I don't think anyone has grudges with Icardi - this action is not a random act of a naive attack on him.

 

[varmin]

I don't understand why some of you crying about the timing of stripping the captaincy of Icardi? This shits happen how, not at the end of season or when is convenient for some of you. The management needs to take some actions now to show who is on charge. And thanks God, they've done it.

 

[Vertigo]

i personally love how this club reacts to that wanda bitch. All she can do is giving birth and crying publicly for payrise

 

[Michael]

Just a couple points in the paper today.

1. These words said by Wanda started everything. “I wish that the club could protect Mauro more because nasty things have come out from within. Goals? He had little service by the team. Instead of new contract, I would prefer Inter to sign someone that can give him five good balls a game.”

2. Management and Spalletti told Icardi about the decision face to face. 15 minutes after, came the official announcement.

3. Icardi was extremely upset, in rage, leaving training ground in the afternoon, slamming his car door.

4. Icardi has been eating by himself at training ground, practically isolated from the team.

5. Inter will decide if they need to fine him because of internal rules violation. His presence against Samp is also in doubt.

 

[I4E]

Just a couple points in the paper today.

1. These words said by Wanda started everything. “I wish that the club could protect Mauro more because nasty things have come out from within. Goals? He had little service by the team. Instead of new contract, I would prefer Inter to sign someone that can give him five good balls a game.”

2. Management and Spalletti told Icardi about the decision face to face. 15 minutes after, came the official announcement.

3. Icardi was extremely upset, in rage, leaving training ground in the afternoon, slamming his car door.

4. Icardi has been eating by himself at training ground, practically isolated from the team.

5. Inter will decide if they need to fine him because of internal rules violation. His presence against Samp is also in doubt.

He's lost the captaincy because he's lost the players. Simple.

A) Pull your head in, grow the fuck up and play for the shirt/club/team mates/supporters.

Or

B) Fuck off

 

[wera]

Shame nobody is stupid enough to spend 110 on him

 

[I4E]

Shame nobody is stupid enough to spend 110 on him

Oh there is Stupid. Don't worry about that.

 

[monster09]

Whatever the changes management wanted to implement, they should have done it in summer. Not sure how this is going to help unless every player don't like Icardi and are boosted by this news.

Few always blame Wanda but it looks like Icardi is just hiding behind his wife/agent. Wanda is not Mendes or Rioala or some super agent who have 100s of clients and experience, she is just Icardi's agent and whatever she says is something that is discussed and agreed by both. That interview about teammates is just shit and even if it's true, that's not something you tell in public. Dressing room should be something else when players listen to that and talk to Icardi.

Btw, Marotta has balls of steel. He makes decisions that are so tough to make.

 

[Universe]

Whatever the changes management wanted to implement, they should have done it in summer. Not sure how this is going to help unless every player don't like Icardi and are boosted by this news.

Few always blame Wanda but it looks like Icardi is just hiding behind his wife/agent. Wanda is not Mendes or Rioala or some super agent who have 100s of clients and experience, she is just Icardi's agent and whatever she says is something that is discussed and agreed by both. That interview about teammates is just shit and even if it's true, that's not something you tell in public. Dressing room should be something else when players listen to that and talk to Icardi.

Btw, Marotta has balls of steel. He makes decisions that are so tough to make.

Yes but I think it's far more likely Wanda is the devil on Icardi's shoulder whispering into his ear and leading him into these things.

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Almost guaranteed that even if Icardi took a moment to reflect on himself, Wanda would speak for him, attacking Inter with more nonsense

This is what I worry about too. Icardi is probably angry enough without his wife fucking egging him on by whispering provocative distorted shit in his ear. "They've betrayed you, Mauro." "After everything you've done for them." :einstein :

 

[Delicate]

 

[monster09]

Yes but I think it's far more likely Wanda is the devil on Icardi's shoulder whispering into his ear and leading him into these things.
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Yeah but it's Icardi's career, his teammates and his team isn't it?

Agents are there to do player's dirty work and right now that's what she is doing. There is nothing wrong in Icardi feeling he should be paid more than he is on, but the path they chose is just wrong.

 

[I4E]

Yeah but it's Icardi's career, his teammates and his team isn't it?

Agents are there to do player's dirty work and right now that's what she is doing. There is nothing wrong in Icardi feeling he should be paid more than he is on, but the path they chose is just wrong.

An 'agent' shiting on his clients team mates publicly is not an appropriate course of action for an improved contract.

There's dirty work and then there's a dirty whores work.

 

[Universe]

Yes but you're missing the point. IMO, Wanda is one saying to Mauro, "hey mauro you're not getting paid enough don't you think? huh? huh?" and "I reckon I could get you a pay raise, you should make me your agent, wouldn't that be good, right?"

I've met tons of dudes, some of them my friends who are dating / married to clearly dominant women and you can so visibly see that it's the girl leading the relationship. For the record, I have nothing against it - I'm just observing the relationship dynamic. Even the small things like where to eat tonight, what do you want to do tonight, can I go out with the boys for a beer tonight? etc. There are plenty of normal women and men, and then there are men/women who are kept on a tight leash by their partners.

I'm obviously 100% speculating as I obviously have never met them but Icardi clearly seems like a doormat type for Wanda to lead. And that includes asking for more money and new contracts etc. I'm certain those ideas all initially begin with her and he just drags along.