Milan Škriniar

[sdvroot]

BuT he's FakInG an InjURy so his PSG mOVe dOeS nOt cOLlaPse.

CuNt!

The Slovakian doctor in the national team said that the injury was real.

 

[Alex de Large]

Watch out Slovakia, your captain may leave for Hungary, Poland or who knows.

 

[wera]

the situation gets crazier every week. He might even stay in the end

 

[Harpsabu]

He just had surgery this morning and half this thread accusing him of faking an injury

 

[Materazzi_23]

He just had surgery this morning and half this thread accusing him of faking an injury

Yeah this is getting ridiculous.

 

[CafeCordoba]

the situation gets crazier every week. He might even stay in the end

Would we even want to offer him that 6m net contract anymore if his spine is fucked?

 

[wera]

You offer him less but throw in a clause that his pay gets back to 6mil if he actually has a full season with no back problems

 

[brehme1989]

FIF members overreacting and raging over a player because of media manipulation, what's new?

 

[brakbrak]

He just had surgery this morning and half this thread accusing him of faking an injury

Hope his vagina operation went well....

I swear people overreact like crazy, fucking guy has always been a professional.

 

[DARi0]

Where is this fucker anyway? I really don’t beleive it’s a coincidence he isn’t playing anymore since January.

He’s just a piece of shit who’ve played us all. Way worse than Icardi IMO, who acted like a dick but not like a snake…

I think some of us here are going too far. How can you state something like this?


Icardi was the definition of a snake (just like the club`s symbol). Icardi was toxic with everyone around, triggering Osvaldo to want to punch him during the match and others like Brozo to strongly dislike him.
Icardi actually FAKED AN INJURY when Inter needed him the most in European cup competition. He was stupid enough to let himself be manipulated by a divorced golddigger with kids.
Sure his finishing skills are better than anyone from the current squad, but you cannot go on with someone like this!

• Skriniar has always been utmost professional and performed his duty like a fucking soldier.
• Now put yourself in his shoes for a moment: He was placed on the transfer list, Inter negociated his sale while management failed to keep their promises of contract extension.
• Perisic was first to warn the club and take no shit, publicly stating that extension of key players should NOT be left to the last second. What did the directors learn from this? NOTHING.
• P$G president publicly warned Inter directors that he will get Skriniar one way or another. What did the directors learn from this? NOTHING.
• Skriniar saw what`s going on at the club on ownership and management level, so why keep swallowing empty promises when you can get double/year + pocket the signing on fee (that is even crazier amount) AND not having to see Correa every day?

It`s a free world and he acted in consequence, objectively speaking I don`t think he should be hated for his decision. Other employees would have done the same, perhaps even earlier!

So if you`re looking to blame someone, please consider the above.

On the current season I hope to see him starting again really soon, as I have no doubts about his professionalism.

 

[brehme1989]

Icardi's injury wasn't fake. It was just exaggerated. Guy was playing with knee issues for months and only tried to milk that after he fell out with Spalletti and Marotta.

Can't recall an example of a player genuinely faking an injury.

 

[syrus]

Who gives a flying monkeys right ass cheek. !!
We have bigger fish to fry

 

[Alex de Large]

Can't recall an example of a player genuinely faking an injury.

If you mean in general and not only Inter: then: Bale.

 

[dynasty27]

He just had surgery this morning and half this thread accusing him of faking an injury

Adding to that per Sky:
Rehabilitation will be long, recovery times are between 30 and 40 days, Milan Skriniar's season at #Inter may have already ended by now.

 

[RickyMaravilla'sRightFoot]

Adding to that per Sky:
Rehabilitation will be long, recovery times are between 30 and 40 days, Milan Skriniar's season at #Inter may have already ended by now.

He’ll be ready for Istanbul

 

[ElDuccio]

He’ll be ready for Istanbul

he will comeback after 3 months of injury, he won't start just after 2-3 match....

probably will come in the 70 instead, after Real scored the 4. goal.

 

[delaurentis]

Astonishing news coming out of France that the transfer of Skriniar to PSG is at risk of collapsing. There’s going to be one final medical check and if Skriniar fails that the transfer will not take place

Which is why I think Skriniar will not risk anything, like playing again for Inter, in order to make sure this move goes ahead.

 

[Cittadino]

Back injuries can be tricky. He might be in decline already, at 28.

 

[IM21]

He's not an Inter player anymore, so i really don't care if he has any injury problems or becomes shit cause of this.

 

[uny_arturo]

In the highly unlikely event that the transfer collapses for medical reasons, would you still keep him for £6M/season?