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like clockwork, carry on guys.

WTF has this got to do with Jovetic?!?!?

Original Dub wrote:You're the most boring cunt I've argued with and that's saying something.

I don't know if it's because of your density, but it really feels that way.

Next time you threaten to leave, follow through with it. You left a lot of people disappointed. I think you know that from the responses....

I quite often argue with myself. You don't?

MilnersJaw wrote:like cockwork, carry on gays.

Fixed.

Original Dub wrote:You left a lot of people disappointed. I think you know that from the responses....

By a lot do you mean you and doom, hence the only two cunts that mention it.

MilnersJaw wrote:

Original Dub wrote:You left a lot of people disappointed. I think you know that from the responses....

By a lot do you mean you and doom, hence the only two cunts that mention it.

Anybody dead yet?

This room would be lesser for it.

Did he make it through his debut?

lets all have a disco wrote:Did he make it through his debut?

Yes, Stevan Jovetic was subbed on for the last 30 minutes of his debut... No goals for Jovetic, but also no injuries! Unluckily for Mancini & Jovetic, it was 2 former Inter players, Podolski & Sneijder, that won the match...
http://www.football-italia.net/70482/in ... e-istanbul

http://www.inter.it/en/news/48719

Beefymcfc wrote:

MilnersJaw wrote:

Original Dub wrote:You left a lot of people disappointed. I think you know that from the responses....

By a lot do you mean you and doom, hence the only two cunts that mention it.

Anybody dead yet?

This room would be lesser for it.

I think the three of them should get a room.

Slim wrote:

Beefymcfc wrote:

MilnersJaw wrote:

Original Dub wrote:You left a lot of people disappointed. I think you know that from the responses....

By a lot do you mean you and doom, hence the only two cunts that mention it.

Anybody dead yet?

This room would be lesser for it.

I think the three of them should get a room.

interesting.

cheers

WhyAlwaysMe? wrote:

lets all have a disco wrote:Did he make it through his debut?

Yes, Stevan Jovetic was subbed on for the last 30 minutes of his debut... No goals for Jovetic, but also no injuries! Unluckily for Mancini & Jovetic, it was 2 former Inter players, Podolski & Sneijder, that won the match...
http://www.football-italia.net/70482/in ... e-istanbul

http://www.inter.it/en/news/48719

Pleased for the lad.

lets all have a disco wrote:

WhyAlwaysMe? wrote:

lets all have a disco wrote:Did he make it through his debut?

Yes, Stevan Jovetic was subbed on for the last 30 minutes of his debut... No goals for Jovetic, but also no injuries! Unluckily for Mancini & Jovetic, it was 2 former Inter players, Podolski & Sneijder, that won the match...
http://www.football-italia.net/70482/in ... e-istanbul

http://www.inter.it/en/news/48719

Pleased for the lad.

It's like a pool safety shot. If he reclaims form then he's in italia and not even a danger in CL. Not bad considering seeing him rock up for Scouse filth or Spurs or someone would have fucking killed me if he got his mojo back and untucked his cock and got on with his job.

No offense to the cock-tucking crew on here. You know who you are.

Cheers

Jovetic's gripe over opportunities under Pellegrini following Inter switch

Stevan Jovetic fired a parting shot at Manchester City manager Manuel Pellegrini following his move to Inter Milan .

The Montenegrin international endured an injury-hit two years at the Etihad and failed to play a consistent role under the Blues boss.

Pellegrini cited his injury record as the reason for letting him go.

But Jovetic felt hard done to when assessing his opportunities at the Etihad.

“I had a few problems at Manchester City, but I wasn’t the only one," he said. "Even when I was in good shape, the coach never let me play.

“In any case, I don’t want to talk about City. I wish them all the best."

The forward signed a four-year contract - an 18-month loan with mandatory requirement for Inter to buy.

And he is happy to have moved on.

“I am very happy to become part of Inter and hope that this year we can get back to where we belong,” he added.

“I am here to win, we have a good team and we can do it. I spoke to Roberto Mancini and director Piero Ausilio, so they convinced me to come here. I am very happy with this choice.

“In Serie A Juventus remain our strongest rivals, but we hope to beat them.”

Pellegrini said earlier this week: “It is unfortunate Stevan had to go because he played here for two years.

“He is a very good player, one of the best technical players I have ever seen, but unfortunately for him he had too many injuries, and that is why he couldn’t play a lot of games in a row."

http://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/ ... pe-9771231

Scored a brace today. I guess he really is better suited for Serie A

Injuries are one thing, but even when he did play for us he always seemed to be on a different rhythm from the rest of the team. Didn't really link up well with other players and tried too many flicks, tricks, and forced passes that no one else was expecting. For contrast, jst look at how perfectly Sterling has integrated into the team after just a few games.

Glad he's doing well now.

bigblue wrote:Injuries are one thing, but even when he did play for us he always seemed to be on a different rhythm from the rest of the team. Didn't really link up well with other players and tried too many flicks, tricks, and forced passes that no one else was expecting. For contrast, jst look at how perfectly Sterling has integrated into the team after just a few games.

Glad he's doing well now.

Serie A is a much slower league. Pretty much every Serie A player who comes here struggles.

Clowncrete wrote:

bigblue wrote:Injuries are one thing, but even when he did play for us he always seemed to be on a different rhythm from the rest of the team. Didn't really link up well with other players and tried too many flicks, tricks, and forced passes that no one else was expecting. For contrast, jst look at how perfectly Sterling has integrated into the team after just a few games.

Glad he's doing well now.

Serie A is a much slower league. Pretty much every Serie A player who comes here struggles.

i don't really think you're watching it much lately, are you? Be honest.

Because you haven't got your facts straight at all, Clown.

cheers

DoomMerchant wrote:

Clowncrete wrote:

bigblue wrote:Injuries are one thing, but even when he did play for us he always seemed to be on a different rhythm from the rest of the team. Didn't really link up well with other players and tried too many flicks, tricks, and forced passes that no one else was expecting. For contrast, jst look at how perfectly Sterling has integrated into the team after just a few games.

Glad he's doing well now.

Serie A is a much slower league. Pretty much every Serie A player who comes here struggles.

i don't really think you're watching it much lately, are you? Be honest.

Because you haven't got your facts straight at all, Clown.

cheers

I've seen plenty of Serie A matches and they almost always are slower than PL matches. Someone like Pirlo would be easily overwhelmed by the athleticism of the PL.

There have been plenty of Serie A players who just can't hack it here, Cuadrado, Salah, Lamela, Osvaldo, Gaston Ramirez, Santon, Giacherrini, Abel Hernandez and those are some of the recent ones.

Nastasic, Savic...