Mauro Icardi

[Jacquez]

So excuse us ingrates for wanting to know exactly why Icardi, a fan favorite at the Meazza and an Inter legend

WHAT.. HAHAHA

 

[ForzaNerazzurro]

Over time, reading Brehme's posts reminds me of seeing my grandmother go through dementia. It just keeps getting worse and worse and making less sense everyday and it's heartbreaking.

 

[dax21]

He is already an Inter legend and that part I would agree with. Whether we like it or not is another thing altogether.

Friendly reminder that this guy scored more than Vieri, Adriano, Milito and Recoba in an Inter shirt. Even more legendary that he didn't win jack shit, even Vieri got a measly coppa trophy.

 

[wera]

good, he can be a legend somewhere else from now on

and scoring more than Adriano and Milito doesn't make him be on the same level as far legendary goes

 

[Wobblz]

About that "legendary" status - Palacio >> Icardi. Goals don't make the player.

 

[Lionheart]

^ Palacio

 

[William]

I don’t think even Cruz is classed as a legend on FIF so Icardi DEFINITELY IS NOT!!!

 

[Asperiini1]

WHAT.. HAHAHA

You don't get legendary status by just scoring goals. If you'r heart is not Interista, your not Legend.

Just like Cruz is legend, Crespo, Figo and others. Their hearth beat for Inter and they don't fuck with the club. They understand that no one is bigger than the club. Icardi doesn't.

 

[Luka]

So excuse us ingrates for wanting to know exactly why Icardi, a fan favorite at the Meazza and an Inter legend

You are out of your mind.


And btw, the definition of a legend, pretty much everywhere in the world is defined first of all by non-stats things in the first place. For example you have Zamorano who is considered easily a legend by everybody, but his stats are nowhere impressive.

I don't know a single club, where fans are calling some player with great stats a legend if he shitted on the club by one way or the other.

 

[brehme1989]

Funny thing. Just because many of you are saying the wrong things it doesn't change anything and it's not going to shift reality into making your stance the correct one.

Icardi as of February 2019 was an Inter legend and there's nothing I or anyone else could do about it.
I find it too funny that everyone isolates on that small part. It gets you triggered as if someone poked into your arse holes.

There is still ZERO evidence to support that the management made a wise choice by stripping the captaincy.
There is still ZERO evidence that Icardi deserved to have the captaincy stripped at that point.
And there is still ZERO evidence to support your anti-Icardi position in that particular incident. What happened next is exactly that. What happened next. It is unrelated to the WHY. And anyone with an ounce of brains knows that the first thing you need to assess is the WHY otherwise you're chasing your own tail. While it's funny to watch at first, it becomes very irritating to keep watching people chase their own tails and then bark about it.

List the reasons of WHY Icardi was put in this situation and then maybe we can have a second side making arguments about this shitfest. And who knows, maybe they are compelling enough to shut the other side up. Till then, Icardi had no reason to be stripped of the captaincy whatsoever.

 

[Ed.]

Icardi is an inter legend, a legendary villain.

 

[Wobblz]

Funny thing. Just because many of you are saying the right things it doesn't change anything and it's not going to shift reality into making your stance the correct one.

So you're saying the wrong things instead and expecting to shift reality and making your stance the "correct one"?

Icardi as of February 2019 was an Inter legend and there's nothing I or anyone else could do about it.

So yeah, he was a legendary heterosexual until he sucked a dick. That makes sense. A legend is someone retrospectively regarded as a big deal.

He failed at that, so sorry. He was never a "legend". A pivotal player, sure. A legend, never.

I find it too funny that everyone isolates on that small part. It gets you triggered as if someone poked into your arse holes.

"The small part" isn't as small as you make it out to be. Failing to attend to your duties, as I tried to explain earlier, is a major fucking offense. No matter the "reason" and what "triggered" this "behaviour". Just the fact that anyone would attempt that and expect no repercussions is telling in itself.

There is still ZERO evidence to support that the management made a wise choice by stripping the captaincy.
There is still ZERO evidence that Icardi deserved to have the captaincy stripped at that point.
And there is still ZERO evidence to support your anti-Icardi position in that particular. What happened next is exactly that. What happened next. It is unrelated to the WHY. And anyone with an ounce of brains knows that the first thing you need to assess is the WHY otherwise you're chasing your own tail. While it's funny to watch at first, it becomes very irritating to keep watching people chase their own tails and then bark about it.

What do you expect of us here, to fly to Milan and waterboard Marotta until he confesses "everything"? Yeah, we both don't know the "underlying reason" but unlike you I can extrapolate and state the obvious - Icardi had all the chances to try to fix things, shut his stupid wife and to stop behaving like the spoiled brat he is. The way he handled himself after "what happened next" is exactly the way he handled himself before that - like a piece of shit. As if the numerous scandalous things he and his wife have done in his legendary Inter career, which you so comfortably omit from your high-level analysis, weren't enough. It's clear as day that the management arrived at a "last straw" moment and decided to act. Do you think they wanted that outcome themselves? Remove your tin-foil hat for a moment and think about that. Of course they didn't want to basically throw away one of their best players - there was A REASON. A reason we don't know about, but a reason nevertheless.

Even without any extra "hidden" reason there were plenty already, as we all know - maybe the comment about how shit his team-mates were on national television was the last straw; or maybe it began with the wife/agent's comment how "Icardi has all the power in the dressing room and he can basically do whatever he want" [quoting loosely here, I'm sure someone can find the interview], who the fuck knows. It doesn't matter now anyway, one thing is for certain - there is no conspiracy. He fucked up.

 

[brehme1989]

Okay, so your answer to everything is Wanda sucks cock and my mirror says I'm right because appeal to authority is sexy. Ok, good to know your opinion is constant.

And sorry, there's no real reason. They created the reason by stripping the captaincy and opening Pandora's box. Which seems like a calculated move.

 

[Zoro]

I agree with Brehme to a certain extent. I don't know what happened exactly, don't get me wrong him faking an injury is unacceptable. But that happened after the fact where he felt hard done by.

Inter is always number 1 don't get it twisted. But if we make a mistake we make a mistake (waiting till summer to strip captaincy would have been best), and Icardi was on his way to legendary status at least if he wasn't one already. He did care about inter and love inter as far as I could tell. He cried when we couldn't fuck Milan etc. His current state of mind I'm guessing is "after everything I've done I'm being treated like this? Nah fuck that". He wanted to be here through the worst times in recent years. It is what it is but I wish things ended differently.

I think both Inter and Icardi are in the wrong and both made shitty mistakes. I'd like to know the full story personally, but I doubt we ever will. If he does join the scum then yeah I'm part of the fuck Icardi camp, nothing excuses that.

 

[PHM1605]

"chasing own tails", "bark", "ounce of brains"... the offensive tone of this post is unbearable.
That isn't discussion anymore. Like in a street market.

 

[Wobblz]

And sorry, there's no real reason. They created the reason by stripping the captaincy and opening Pandora's box. Which seems like a calculated move.

Glad to hear you say it out loud.

 

[Lionheart]

I think he was well on his way to eventually become a club legend. However a legendary status will be reevaluated with time and can be taken away at any given time depending on your actions.

Example: Conte. A club legend by every metric for Juve UNTIL he joined the enemy from the other town. Now we will all see what kind of a legendary abuse he will get from Juve fans at this season's Juventus – Inter.

 

[brehme1989]

Glad to hear you say it out loud.

I also love how you have zero answers as to what was expected by taking such measures without warning.

 

[Wobblz]

I also love how you have zero answers as to what was expected by taking such measures without warning.

Man, you are supposed to be the sage here, a grown-up man. Why should I try to explain stuff to you, you have a brain of your own. Use it.

Icardi and wife behaving the way they did, Nainggolan doing it as well, and getting away with it was a sure way to lose the dressing room. Everyone else would be like "the fuck, I can do that shit too I guess". And it all goes down the drain real fast.

You are also conveniently forgetting that it's not only Icardi - it's Nainggolan. Both had "disciplinary" issues, i.e. were muddying the waters in the dressing room. Now both have to go and that's the right thing to do. If you can't get that, I'm sorry. Many members here get it - the team is bigger than any individual. We had CL on the line - imagine what was brewing if stripping your captain mid-season was "the lesser of two evils".

 

[dax21]

Nainggolan didn't "muddy" anything in the dressing room. His issue was that he was late for training sessions, multiple times of which the last occurance was after the match against Chievo in December when he was fined and suspended.