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ibra would celebrate 100 percent ..if he had the balls to sush the curva he will celebrate
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why does he say negative things about inter ??
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Forum SupporterWhat has he said?? Is it wrong to say Barca play better football than Inter??!
I'm not saying he is 100% right in whatever he does, but he deserves some respect for where this team is currently, just a little respect.
I'm not saying he is 100% right in whatever he does, but he deserves some respect for where this team is currently, just a little respect.
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he celebrates or not, I don't give a damn..., as long as we win against barca...
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10 years of FIFHe had that respect till he went and kissed the barca shirt. Since that day all bets are of for me.
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But he will certainly not celebrate as Adebayor did it vs Arsenal.
we will see that celebration if he scores. Inter fans will booing him and he will tell them to shut up :silence:
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10 years of FIFAnd why was it so bad to kiss that shirt to you? IMO that's more to Barca fans' "problem" if their new signing is licking them but I don't understand how that affects Inter supporters in any way. Zlatan was Inter player but at that time he wasn't such anymore. It's not that he was somehow responsible to Inter or its fans anymore.
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Forum Supporter10 years of FIFWe have been through this before. For me it shows a lack of respect to your former fans to kiss the shirt so soon after joining another team. That's why I respect eto'o as a player and a man while I respect zlatan as a player as a person he has no respect.
People can disagree and see it from another angle but that's how I view it. Not going to get involved in another long debate about this so that's the last I will say on this issue.
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Eto'o will only kiss Mallorcas shirt. Every other team is only his job.
I didn't like when Zlatan kissed the badge but the Cules demanded it. It's just his personality, I think he'd kiss another teams badge in the first day even if he left Barca ( I hope he does
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10 years of FIFIbra: 'I made the right move'
Thursday 8 April, 2010
Barcelona striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic stands by his decision to leave Inter last summer ahead of their Champions League semi-final.
The 28-year-old Swede has said on several occasions since the move that he felt he had a better chance of winning Europe's premier club competition with Barca rather than Inter.
“This team is making history and I am happy to be a part of it. I arrived in the middle of it, but I am happy to have done so and to live through this.
“It's a great honour for me and I hope that we keep doing as well. If we stay motivated and concentrated we will realise many objectives,” Ibrahimovic said in an interview released by Nike, his principal sponsors.
“The most beautiful thing is winning and entertaining while playing. It's really fantastic. All the world is seeing what Barcelona are capable of.”
When asked to compare Pep Guardiola with Jose Mourinho, Ibrahimovic said: “On a personal level, my relationship with Guardiola has been fantastic from the beginning: he speaks clearly to me. He says what he thinks to your face. He is very open in his dialogue and I think it's important that a Coach relates with his players in this way.
“Pep is fantastic, but I cannot make a comparison with Mourinho. They are very different. We worked on ball possession with him too, but when you score a goal in Italy it is sufficient, while here at Barcelona you have to do more, you have to keep playing well and for this reason the training sessions are always with the ball, always.
“This is one of the reasons why I moved here.”
Finally Ibrahimovic reflected on the prospect of winning the Champions League in Madrid.
“I have understood what it means since the first day that I arrived in Barcelona. It would be fantastic to win it in that stadium and we are doing everything possible to get to the final,” he concluded.
Thursday 8 April, 2010
Barcelona striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic stands by his decision to leave Inter last summer ahead of their Champions League semi-final.
The 28-year-old Swede has said on several occasions since the move that he felt he had a better chance of winning Europe's premier club competition with Barca rather than Inter.
“This team is making history and I am happy to be a part of it. I arrived in the middle of it, but I am happy to have done so and to live through this.
“It's a great honour for me and I hope that we keep doing as well. If we stay motivated and concentrated we will realise many objectives,” Ibrahimovic said in an interview released by Nike, his principal sponsors.
“The most beautiful thing is winning and entertaining while playing. It's really fantastic. All the world is seeing what Barcelona are capable of.”
When asked to compare Pep Guardiola with Jose Mourinho, Ibrahimovic said: “On a personal level, my relationship with Guardiola has been fantastic from the beginning: he speaks clearly to me. He says what he thinks to your face. He is very open in his dialogue and I think it's important that a Coach relates with his players in this way.
“Pep is fantastic, but I cannot make a comparison with Mourinho. They are very different. We worked on ball possession with him too, but when you score a goal in Italy it is sufficient, while here at Barcelona you have to do more, you have to keep playing well and for this reason the training sessions are always with the ball, always.
“This is one of the reasons why I moved here.”
Finally Ibrahimovic reflected on the prospect of winning the Champions League in Madrid.
“I have understood what it means since the first day that I arrived in Barcelona. It would be fantastic to win it in that stadium and we are doing everything possible to get to the final,” he concluded.
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Forum SupporterThats normal Ibra, yes he kissed the shirt, but he was responsible for our sucess, Luka, Stef and the rest of the Interisti cant change that. I didnt like him kissing the shirt too..... but I cant thank him enough for being the difference.
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10 years of FIFhttp://www.goal.com/en/news/10/ital...ions-league-in-real-madrids-bernabeu-would-be
There's nothing more fantastic than destroying your dream by your former team.:frustrat:
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his move is also right for us...