Serie A: Juventus vs Inter [November 4 2007] (29 Viewers)
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Something like dirty Gipsy.
I read somewhere that the match was delayed because of rascist banners being removed. The Inter bus thing was used to cover that. I hate it when Ultras are racists.
Would people still find it funny if there where "dirty Arab" banners?
I read somewhere that the match was delayed because of rascist banners being removed. The Inter bus thing was used to cover that. I hate it when Ultras are racists.
Would people still find it funny if there where "dirty Arab" banners?
Ibra: I Already Wanted to Leave Juve Before Calciopoli
Ibrahimovic says that he could never have played for Juventus in Serie B, but reveals he already wanted to leave the club even before the Calciopoli scandal.
Ibrahimovic joined Juventus from Ajax in 2004 and won two back-to-back Serie A titles with the Bianconeri.
However the Calciopoli crisis in the summer of 2006 revoked these Scudetti and relegated Juve to Serie B.
A mass of world-class players then left the club, including Ibrahimovic, who many feel betrayed the Bianconeri fans by joining bitter rivals Inter.
“I left Juventus because Serie B is not the Champions League,” Ibrahimovic told English TV Channel 5.
“I won two Scudetti with Juventus. Then we all know what happened and Juve were relegated. Therefore my position at the club was difficult as I did not want to play in Serie B.
“I wanted to play in the Champions League and important games. In Serie B there are no big matches.
“I had already thought about maybe leaving Juventus, in fact I did not want to renew my contract. What happened just gave me the final push to leave.
“Inter were interested and they acted swiftly. Just like Ajax moved fast to take me from Malmo, Inter were also swift.”
Carlo Garganese
http://www.goal.com/en/Articolo.aspx?ContenutoId=471353
Ibrahimovic says that he could never have played for Juventus in Serie B, but reveals he already wanted to leave the club even before the Calciopoli scandal.
Ibrahimovic joined Juventus from Ajax in 2004 and won two back-to-back Serie A titles with the Bianconeri.
However the Calciopoli crisis in the summer of 2006 revoked these Scudetti and relegated Juve to Serie B.
A mass of world-class players then left the club, including Ibrahimovic, who many feel betrayed the Bianconeri fans by joining bitter rivals Inter.
“I left Juventus because Serie B is not the Champions League,” Ibrahimovic told English TV Channel 5.
“I won two Scudetti with Juventus. Then we all know what happened and Juve were relegated. Therefore my position at the club was difficult as I did not want to play in Serie B.
“I wanted to play in the Champions League and important games. In Serie B there are no big matches.
“I had already thought about maybe leaving Juventus, in fact I did not want to renew my contract. What happened just gave me the final push to leave.
“Inter were interested and they acted swiftly. Just like Ajax moved fast to take me from Malmo, Inter were also swift.”
Carlo Garganese
http://www.goal.com/en/Articolo.aspx?ContenutoId=471353
He could have surely made a mess and leave us if we didn't offer him a pay increase.
He wouldn't have left if we offered him a better contract than everyone else.
He is a mercenary and he plays for money. He probably got an offer from another team, much better than what he was earning with us, and that's why he planned to leave.
As a football player he's great but as a person he gives the impression of an arrogant prick who'll stop respecting his contract the same moment a better offer comes from another team ( didn't he do something similar in Ajax? ).
He had absolutely no footballing reason to leave Juve. He was a catastrophe for a whole year and he was still a regular starter in the best team in Italy and Europe.
But he would have left for more money.
I don't trust him when he's saying that he would have left us for sure. If we offered him better contract than what the others were offering him (i think Milan and Real were trying to steal him from us), he would have stayed with us.
That's the reason why he'll never be a club legend.
And what he's saying now is probably a consequence of Giorgio's elbow and the Zingaro banners. Why didn't he say this by now but he said it right after the match ?
He wouldn't have left if we offered him a better contract than everyone else.
He is a mercenary and he plays for money. He probably got an offer from another team, much better than what he was earning with us, and that's why he planned to leave.
As a football player he's great but as a person he gives the impression of an arrogant prick who'll stop respecting his contract the same moment a better offer comes from another team ( didn't he do something similar in Ajax? ).
He had absolutely no footballing reason to leave Juve. He was a catastrophe for a whole year and he was still a regular starter in the best team in Italy and Europe.
But he would have left for more money.
I don't trust him when he's saying that he would have left us for sure. If we offered him better contract than what the others were offering him (i think Milan and Real were trying to steal him from us), he would have stayed with us.
That's the reason why he'll never be a club legend.
And what he's saying now is probably a consequence of Giorgio's elbow and the Zingaro banners. Why didn't he say this by now but he said it right after the match ?
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