Nicolò Barella

[YoramG]

His and Lukaku's bullshit made the front pages of all 3 main Italian sports outlets. Grande.

Well, what else are they going to talk about, Juve's impending relegation and ban from European competition?

 

[Gaindé]

He overreacted on that missed counter attack so Lukaku was definitely not totally wrong to tell him no to do that but the insults were definitely out of place.

At half time, there was the scene where Lukaku was talking to Onana in French while walking back to the pitch from the locker room and he was saying basically "I swear I did'nt even see him, I didn't see him" so it looks to me as this was the topic of the half time talk, highly distracting during a game we should have won.

 

[Il Drago]

Well, what else are they going to talk about, Juve's impending relegation and ban from European competition?

Or that Milan have one of the worst title defences in the history of Calcio?

 

[NimAraya]

He overreacted on that missed counter attack so Lukaku was definitely not totally wrong to tell him no to do that but the insults were definitely out of place.

Lukaku should take his own advice as well, so he's definitely wrong to only see it in Barella. They should both lower down their hand gestures but i'm not counting on it.

 

[Batman]

Why do people we care so much about internal problems going viral? Let it all out. This is the reality, this fucker needs to be exposed in hopes he calm his tits up.

 

[Helenio Herrera]

Easily our best player so I understand how he might be frustrated with feeling being stuck here. The management's a joke, the club shows no ambition and ships out its key players, half the bums in the team make more money than him, and he was tricked into signing a contract believing we'll compete amongst the elite of Europe in the near future.

Even then, lashing out like this sours his relationship with the club and affects his performance on the pitch. He's trying to do a Roy Keane and perhaps wishes to be the undisputed leader of the team but ends up looking like a dick.

 

[Damageplan]

As much as I like him as a player he does act like a little toxic shit at times and I would definitely slap some sense into him if he was my teammate. His behavior is a strong indication he is NO leader material.

 

[IM21]

time to grow the fuck up. This shit was annoying 4 years ago, now its just pathetic.

 

[bubba zanetti]

He become too cocky which is not suprising after winning Euro with Italy and scudetto. I have no problem with his attitude if he performs well. If we have more Barellas in this team we wouldnt suck like now.

 

[Irequis]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1625455293323673601

Both are at fault here. Lukaku's laziness is deservedly berated, but what Barella has been doing is beyond limit because he does it to everyone. I can't remember a player consistently vents his frustration to his teammates so frequently and Barella is not even our best performer. Imagine being told off repeatedly in front of ten thousands people when you are in high adrenaline, Barella should count himself lucky to not being ripped apart by Lukaku.

 

[Stefan]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1625455293323673601

Both are at fault here. Lukaku's laziness is deservedly berated, but what Barella has been doing is beyond limit because he does it to everyone. I can't remember a player consistently vents his frustration to his teammates so frequently and Barella is not even our best performer. Imagine being told off repeatedly in front of ten thousands people when you are in high adrenaline, Barella should count himself lucky to not being ripped apart by Lukaku.

You didn't watch vieri enough then. The screaming at the likes of conceicau,morfeo and van der meyde was very consistent. Didn't add the arm waving thought.

 

[dax21]

I don't understand how can anyone equate this to Vieri.

Vieri was an alpha male who scored ~120 goals in ~190 games for us. While he was doing that he was also fucking the best italian models at the time and partied like a monster. When that kind of character yells at you, it just might motivate you to do better. If we had Vieri today, I probably wouldn't want him to behave the way he did because it was a different time, men back then could take it, boys today can't. And Vieri was a man while Barella is still a boy who has lots of growing up to do.

I have never seen Vieri wave his arms only to go on a complete system shutdown where he stands in state of disbelief while his brain takes 20 precious seconds to unfuck itself back into existence. Barella does it every match.

 

[CafeCordoba]

Lukaku has always been like this. Unable to react when he should. It's not about being lazy, that's just his ability to react.

That's what I've always hated about him. Forza Barella

 

[brehme1989]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1625455293323673601

Both are at fault here. Lukaku's laziness is deservedly berated, but what Barella has been doing is beyond limit because he does it to everyone. I can't remember a player consistently vents his frustration to his teammates so frequently and Barella is not even our best performer. Imagine being told off repeatedly in front of ten thousands people when you are in high adrenaline, Barella should count himself lucky to not being ripped apart by Lukaku.

Lol I remember laughing my ass off when I saw Lukaku in that situation, didn't realize it was when these things escalated.

Team Barella on this here

 

[DARi0]

LUKAKU AND BARELLA ESCAPE INTER FINE AFTER ON-FIELD ARGUMENT: HERE’S WHY

Multiple reports in Italy claim Inter won’t fine Romelu Lukaku and Nicolò Barella after an on-field argument against Sampdoria on Monday.

Gazzetta dello Sport and Calciomercato.com claim the Nerazzurri have decided against fining their stars who publicly blamed and insulted each other in the first half of a 0-0 draw against Sampdoria at Marassi on Monday night.

According to the reports, Lukaku and Barella cleared the air at Inter’s training ground on Wednesday when club directors met the team and staff members, including coach Simone Inzaghi.

It is reported that the club’s chiefs are unhappy with the behaviour of both players but won’t take action because they have solved their issues internally.

Inter directors don’t want to cause more tension inside the dressing room but expect not to see anything similar in the future.

According to Gazzetta, Inter will not accept similar behaviour from any of their players in the future, especially Barella, who has often been spotted blaming his teammates on the pitch this season.

Joke of a club => clown players

 

[Puma]

There is a huge difference between Vieri and Barella. And to be honest, I would not even put them in the same sentence.

I can remember many posters on here complaining about Barella's hand gestures and his tendency to get frustrated in our Scudetto winning season with Conte. The fact that he is still doing the same stupid shit and basically behaving like a petulant child speaks volumes.

The only thing worse than his behaviour is the fact that the argument between teammates became front page news and is more important than the two points dropped against Sampdoria.

I think it says a lot about where we are as a club and the state of our team.

 

[Nothing]

Yeah Vieri was a true leader, he cares about the club. He even managed to convince his superstar teammates to take a pay cut. I doubt Barella could convince a star like Lautaro or Skriniar to take a pay cut.

 

[CafeCordoba]

It was Vieri and Ronaldo who took paycuts as they were the best paid players in the team.

 

[brehme1989]

It was Vieri and Ronaldo who took paycuts as they were the best paid players in the team.

Ironically Recoba was the best paid player and he also was part of that reduction scheme.

 

[wera]

he looks like he isn't having fun playing football anymore :/