Inter fans HATE Muntari


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I love how he thinks that Sunderland and Chievo are the "bottom of the totem pole" in their respective countries. Absolutely clueless. Fair enough Chievo arent a big club, but they have spent a good portion of recent years in the top flight, which classes them well above the vast majority of Serie C clubs and many in Serie B. Obviously this Canadian prick thinks lower league football doesn't exist, maybe its beneath him- arsehole.

But then he's a glory seeking prick who has, as usual, latched onto a successful club and pretends to give a fuck about them. I speak to plastic wankers on an annoyingly regular basis and they all say "its not the fact they win things, i'd support them even if they were in league 2" and all that, but it is always chelsea/ arsenal/ man utd/ real madrid/ inter "fans" saying this. I am yet to meet the one who randomly latched onto Rochdale. Fair enough if you want an "english club" you will go for one you can watch on tele a lot if you're a foreigner, so i can understand them opting for a PL club, but I have infinitely more respect for lads who choose clubs like us and Everton etc ahead of these dickheads who immediately think "I need an English club, will i go for man united or chelsea?" and disregard all others.

People who choose to "support" a successful club despite having no links to the club are generally clueless, self obsessed wankers whose opinion of football deserves to be treated with utter contempt. This sad collection of Finns, Swedes, Canadians etc who have decided to support Inter despite most likely never even having set foot in Milan, much less attended games, seem to be of the same ilk. Mind, I'm sure they enjoy thinking that "their club" is doing well, even though I can guarantee you that when Inter won the CL, none of them felt as good as our actual match attending fans with a genuine link to our club feel at the end of any game which we win, they simply cant engineer or cultivate that feeling and its their loss

Maybe some of the pricks should ditch Inter and actually try supporting a club they can watch that will genuinely value their support. Sweden and Finland have national leagues, go and support a team locally- if they have a good cup run or a big promotion deciding victory, it would easily dwarf any feeling of "elation" following an Inter win



:lol::lol::lol: class- you've probably attended more Inter Milan games than about 90% of their forum.

I have to put up with them by the bucket load over here. I can tolerate them as long as they shut the fuck up.

Being a football fan is about the experience and the memories. I have memories of getting a train down from Scotland every fortnight with me dad. Arriving early in Sunderland to walk around Joplings for an hour before making the walk across the bridge with all the other fans. A pie and a bovril and up to our seats we went. A passion passed down, father to son.

I spunked hundreds of pounds the other week to get a flight across for the derby, and get my dad down from Scotland just to be able to relive it again.

There's a mag over here who has kept his season ticket. Still flies accross to get to the odd game a season. Aside from a little banter, I refused to take the piss when they got relegated, because he's a proper football supporter.

These computer geeks from Sweden and Canada can fuck off quite frankly. Gobshite plastic twats.
 
There's a Canadian on there now showing exactly how ignorant he is. It's the unfortunate situation when your only experience of football comes from the screen of your TV and your computer. But I bet he's bought all their shirts since 2005........
And what's wrong with Chievo Verona anyhows?

They finished 14th in Serie A last season, much better than their cross-town rivals Hellas Verona who are down in the third division, and quite respectible given that the population of Chievo is under 3,000.

Oh I think I know: is it cos Chievo isn't Milan and Chievo Verona isn't Inter, is that their problem?

I have to put up with them by the bucket load over here. I can tolerate them as long as they shut the fuck up.

Being a football fan is about the experience and the memories. I have memories of getting a train down from Scotland every fortnight with me dad. Arriving early in Sunderland to walk around Joplings for an hour before making the walk across the bridge with all the other fans. A pie and a bovril and up to our seats we went. A passion passed down, father to son.

I spunked hundreds of pounds the other week to get a flight across for the derby, and get my dad down from Scotland just to be able to relive it again.

There's a mag over here who has kept his season ticket. Still flies accross to get to the odd game a season. Aside from a little banter, I refused to take the piss when they got relegated, because he's a proper football supporter.

These computer geeks from Sweden and Canada can fuck off quite frankly. Gobshite plastic twats.
Posh gits.
 
Love the advertisement at the top of the page - 'Learn Italian online for free'

The Canadian/Finnish/Dubai 'ultras' could do with some of that. :lol:
 
I have to put up with them by the bucket load over here. I can tolerate them as long as they shut the fuck up.

Being a football fan is about the experience and the memories. I have memories of getting a train down from Scotland every fortnight with me dad. Arriving early in Sunderland to walk around Joplings for an hour before making the walk across the bridge with all the other fans. A pie and a bovril and up to our seats we went. A passion passed down, father to son.

I spunked hundreds of pounds the other week to get a flight across for the derby, and get my dad down from Scotland just to be able to relive it again.

There's a mag over here who has kept his season ticket. Still flies accross to get to the odd game a season. Aside from a little banter, I refused to take the piss when they got relegated, because he's a proper football supporter.

These computer geeks from Sweden and Canada can fuck off quite frankly. Gobshite plastic twats.

Spot on. As you say, its the experiences and memories that make supporting a football club worthwhile. Travelling to a game, meeting your mates/ family, pre match drinks in the pub watching the early kickoff, going to the stadium, watching the match, drinks and banter afterwards- all these things are vital when it comes to having a genuine love for a club imo. Some lads now live away and dont attend, but they have that love for the club from when they did attend, and its been passed on through generations of their family. This makes you feel as if you are a part of your club, and your club is a part of you and it is a feeling that you just can't fake. These lads sitting behind their computer screens in Sweden wearing an Inter top know deep down that it isnt "their" club. They are a number, a few quid in the bank, they are looked down on by genuine Inter fans, and they have never experienced the joy of a club you love achieving something.

I feel sorry for them that they will never experience the real highs and lows of actually supporting a football club. Personally i would much rather support a 2nd division Finnish side if I lived there than "support" Inter Milan despite having no links to the place, but its their choice- it only starts to piss me off when they think they can comment on actual fans as if they are somehow superior simply because they latched onto a successful side. It's this arrogance and ignorance that pisses me off more than anything else, who the fuck are they to slag off Sunderland? Bunch of pricks- as you say, they are tolerable as long as they shut the fuck up
 
Some superb opinions on there. Apparently because the name of their club translates as "international" it gives them all the right to pretend to support them.

:lol: and there was me thinking they only called it "internazionale" because its founders wanted to form a club which had players of different nationalities as opposed to the all italian AC Milan. Now I see I was wrong, they called it that because they wanted every sad sack wanker from Finland, Sweden and Canada to wait until the club is successful then claim to support them. I see they also claim that the inter fans (the real ones, italian and everything, ones that have actually been to or might even live in milan :eek:) are dead proud of the fact that they have loads of glory seeking plastics following them. And why are the inter fans proud of these plastics? Because the club is called "internazionale". Mint, they have almost convinced themselves that the name of the club means they are welcomed by the fans and somehow arent just glory seeking plastic Swedish wankers :lol:
 
:lol: and there was me thinking they only called it "internazionale" because its founders wanted to form a club which had players of different nationalities as opposed to the all italian AC Milan.
Iirc, it was originally just Swiss nationals playing alongside the Italians.

Sunderland Albion should have called themselves International Sunderland cos of the Scottish players that had there.
 
What do Inter fans know? They thought Klinsamann and Matthaus were good players.

Gli italiani capiscono il concetto di sarcasmo?

Just for those inter fans reading this board.:)
 
English clubs have way more glory hunters because your shitty overrated league is shown everywhere and any foreigner thinks its the best so they support shit clubs like man utd. We are true fans.

:lol::lol: half the fuckers on there have never set foot in Milan, but they're true fans like. Oh, and "emotionally connected" to "their club". f***ing set of plastic wankers

I've been looking for pictures of them at the match and this is the nearest I could find

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If we're supposed to "only support our local club" what about those without one? Are they just supposed to not watch football? For me when I first really started paying attention to the sport, I didn't have a local club (it had dissolved and moved to another city), it was only a couple seasons ago that we got one again.

Also, a lot of foreign countries only broadcast the "big" clubs, so it's natural that people are going to hear about them more and wish to support them - it's not necessarily glory hunting, but the simple fact that people want to actually be able to follow the club they choose to support. Don't know anyone here in the States that supports anyone but a big club.

Seriously why do people have to be so pretentious... and yeah I know one of them is just going to come up with the same robotic response, but it's just one of those things that really bothers me. This is the only sport (and England the only country) I ever see this happen in, I mean over here no one really gives a shit if you support your local club/team or not in whatever sport.​

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Its funny, how come people say they dont have a team to support and go and support a massive team like Inter? You never see them supporting a team like Torquay Utd or Doncaster?
There are teams to support in Sweden, Canada, USA etc.

In english its called GLORY CHASING
 
Its funny, how come people say they dont have a team to support and go and support a massive team like Inter? You never see them supporting a team like Torquay Utd or Doncaster?
There are teams to support in Sweden, Canada, USA etc.

In english its called GLORY CHASING


Glory Hunting.

Poor Burchy got the shitty end of the stick like. :lol:
 


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He actually makes some valid points in my opinion, still winds me up that having picked a massive club to follow that they then belittle a smaller club and its fans.

It's like me one day deciding that Angelina Jolie's my girlfriend even though I've never even spoken to her and then taking the piss out of your average, but real, girlfriend for being ugly. (I realise that analogy is stretching it a wee bit)

He's probably only aware of English fans being bothered by people not supporting their local team because in reading English speaking forums he's unlikely to encounter too many 'real' Spanish, German, Italian or French supporters complaining about it. The only fellow English speaking forum frequenting individuals who are fans of Barca and Inter etc are those of a similar mindset to him, whereas he can understand what's being said on English club's websites and therefore has more of an insight into what 'real' supporters think.
 
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