Why are football fans so fucking autistic? Why do they expect

>>76642218
this

milan would throw you under the bus if it meant getting Ronaldo to play for them

it's all about the money

>>76642223
>You are hired for a job which you say it's the best job ever and you love the place
>you play well so you should get better wages, which is granted
>wtf i hate working here now, i'll just fuck off to the other place that wants me

Now is it the same as:
>get hired for a job
>be shit at it
>get fired
which is completely natural

>>76642278
>companies can fuck their employees, but employees can't fuck their companies

t. loyal customer

>>76642278
>love the place
>realize not only can you get the same or money elsewhere but there is more room for career achievements/progression if you move
Judging by your flag you probably don't have a job so you wouldn't understand the concept.

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>>76642218
>Why do they expect player loyalty
it migh be because the players said he's a lifelong fan of the team and that he wants to stay there for a long time and eventually become the capitan as long as a month ago.

>>76642287
it's another thing to work but get shitted on and another to not work at all or be shit at it


>>76642296
wrong, he was supposed to be the captain of milan's comeback and he also claimed he is a /lifelong/

>>76642310
>>76642299
it's part of the player's job to make the fans feel good by lying to them

>>76642299
this

>>76642327
ok so don't wonder when fans react like that

>>76642342
fans should be adults and know they're being lied to

>>76642327
Not at all, he didn't need to say any of those things.

kek customers mad

Based Milan

They won't let him play at all next year.

Enjoy a year with no ball and lets see who will sign you.

>>76642350
t. triggered an 18 year old said some things
lmao

they are hypocrites, milan fans especially have a hard time coming to terms with the fact they are not a top top side.

We are reaching peak Donnarumma, he needs to cash on his hype before he is exposed

>>76642359
this
based chinks putting raiola to its place

>A report in Monday’s Gazzetta dello Sport explains how $1.1bn (€982m) was spent on agent fees between 2013 and 2016 in deals monitored by the Transfer Matching System (TMS).

>“When a club is faced by other competitors, especially big European clubs, it has no choice but to accept requests that run counter to any logic,” he told the newspaper.

>“We must regulate the role of these professionals, who are sincere but also very greedy.”

>Marotta may have been referring to Mino Raiola, who is said to have pocketed €27m from Paul Pogba’s world-record move back to Manchester United from Juve last summer.

maybe its also cos everyone hates jew agents like mino. donnarumma is just the vestle used to make kikeoila an example.

>>76642377

Isn't third-party ownership and tying agent bonuses to transfer fees forbidden already?

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>>76642377
>Marotta complaining about the agent fees
>when every fucking time they sign a player they pay money to the agent to make pressure on the selling team to pay cheaper fees.

>>76642405
>SRL
shameful

It's not over yet. This is mostly Fassone/Mirabelli and Raiola fighting each other. He might sign a new contract.

>>76642488
if he doesn't get rid of Raiola too fans will eat him alive regardless

>>76642502
Maybe. Fassone opened him a door by saying it's all Raiola's fault tho.

>>76642348
That might be the dumbest post I've seen in ages.

>>76642377
Could someone explain what an agent even does to warrant that much money? From what I understand it feels like everything they do could be done by the player themselves. What do they actually do?

>>76642961
you obviously haven't seen Jerry Maguire

agents show players the money

>>76642860
t. doesn't know he's being lied to

>>76642961
Did you ever order a single bottle of champagne for $10.000 and after drinking it within 5 minutes, you had to pay a tip of $2.000 like the good goy you are?

That's like paying the agent's share.

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>>76642218

>>76643069
So they do nothing?

Why are they even there then? Is the average footballer so dumb they can't even do their own contracts? It feels like they're just a giant scam.

https://twitter.com/paulpogba/status/876750623861092352
Lel

>>76642278
>wtf i hate working here now, i'll just fuck off to the other place that wants me
that never happened.
He didn't sign a contract because he didn't agree to the terms, and the club went public with it to get him shat on by the public to try to pressure him into signing on their own terms.
How many clubs go publc with a player rejecting a contract?
milan has been very unprofessional

>>76645119
>He didn't sign a contract because he didn't agree to the terms
Raiola himself said they straight up refused to negotiate the deal
>milan has been very unprofessional
And why exactly? Because they told the truth? Raiola told them that they didnt want to even discuss a new contract and they told that to the fans, it wasn't a secret.

Being a real, passionate, football fan is genuinely a mental illness.

>>76642359
>>76642368
>benching a 18 years old gk
Oh man, his career is destroyed and doomed.
lol

>>76645184
>Raiola himself said they straight up refused to negotiate the deal
because it contained the same terms they had already refused before.
>And why exactly? Because they told the truth?

their version of the truth. And it doesn't matter if it's the truth or not. You don't come out with it explosing the player to public hate if you still want that player to sign with you.

>>76645292
Desu I have to admit Fassone and the rest did a good job at Making the fans like them.

>>76645292
>because it contained the same terms they had already refused before.
no he said they refused to talk bout the deal at all, without even listening to the offer.
>their version of the truth
they just said tha Donnarumma won't renew his conract with Milan, wich is exactly what Raiola told them. This a a fact, not "theyr version".
>You don't come out with it explosing the player to public hate if you still want that player to sign with you.
And what they should have done then? Pretending it didn't happen untill next year? For what purpose? They just told the fans what Raiola told them, why hide it?

>>76642405
what do you expect him to do
not buy players just because they have agent fees?

>>76645769
they paid double the agent fees than second, it's just theyr way to buy players. They give fat checks to players agents so that theyr players refuse to go to any other teams and/or renew theyr contracts so that they can pay them less to the team. Just what they are doing with eità right now.

Reminder that while they are crying about Raiola, Milan are also paying Conti's agent to force a move.

>>76642359
>Enjoy a year with no ball and lets see who will sign you.

He's finished HAHAHAHAAHAH
How will he ever recover?

The kid is fucking 18 years old and 40 year old men are crying about him leaving for more money.

Football fans are pathetic past a certain age. You need to look at things as a rationalist sometimes and not just an autistic """Fan""".

After [Italian President Sergio] Mattarella on December 31, it’s time for the unified speech by Mino Raiola on all the sports channels,” a statement from Curva Sud Milano begins, referencing the traditional end of year address by the Italian President.

“Obviously with HIS journalists, with previously agreed questions and all pre-recorded, because it should never be a real debate with real questions.

“It seems strange to see Raiola, who has always shunned the Press, opening his doors and trying to save the impossible.

“It seems strange to hear words like ‘hostile climate’, ‘forcing’, and ‘threats’ that translate financially to €25m in five years, the captain’s armband and six months of reflections to get to June and say they feel hurried.

“It’s seems strange to hear about a hostile climate for a lad who is the first Milan player in many years to have his own song from the fans and so much love from every single Milan fan.

for Milan having placed one who could have been a club symbol for the future in the hands of a vulture, so now he is merely the symbol of easy money.

>>76642299
He really is a /lifelong/, his parents wanted him to go to Inter.

When a mediocre/bad player is kicked from their club "He was not enough."
When a mediocre-to-good player realises he has a future away from the club, and makes a go "He disrespected the team that made his name."
Especially at the GK position the difference between good/bad is very thin, so a couple of mistakes in his first 5-6 could have made Milan fans wish he left.

Pathetic thinking that a professional decision is bad. Howver, he was literally talking about how he loves Milan etc, which makes him look funny. He's never gonna reach Buffon level.

Instead he destroyed his image not only in the eyes of Milan fans, but of all football fans, who now find that an 18-year-old can be irreconcilable with the club which launched him in the sole interest of a man behind him, promising mountains of money.

“It seems strange that, just a few days after the farewell of Francesco Totti, in tears in front of his fans, a lad of 18 would prefer money to being treated as a God by his fans.

“For a sportsman, the gratitude of the fans has no financial value, and we invite Donnarumma to reflect upon what he has denied himself for the rest of his career.

“It doesn’t seem strange to us that Raiola didn’t explain how everything changed so fast.

“It doesn’t seem strange to us that a club symbol who really wanted to be one [Marek Hamsik] moved away from this character, becoming captain of the club [Napoli] he chose to love.

“It doesn’t seem strange even to try and cast old condors [Adriano Galliani] in a good light, who say they want the best for Milan having placed one who could have been a club symbol for the future in the hands of a vulture, so now he is merely the symbol of easy money

try and cast old condors [Adriano Galliani] in a good liput, who say they want the best for Milan having placed one who could have been a club symbol for the future in the hands of a vulture, so now he is merely the symbol of easy money.

“The actual reality of football is increasingly far from the passion of the people and closer to Raiola-style characters, figures capable of conditioning whole careers and histories of the most important clubs with one goal: their own self-interest.

“We want to thank those who are working for the good of Milan, and have brought people with Rossoneri values back to the club, people who really meant it when they kissed the badge and deserved it when they received affection.

“We know it must have been difficult for the lad to defend himself from the thousands of criticism and insults he’s received in the past few days, but when you swear love and betray it, that’s all that can happen.

“On social media it’s likely that things have been over the top, and of course we don’t think threats are right, they have nothing to do with our position.

“We believe there may still be a chance to rebuild things, but it’s now linked to the expulsion for his affairs of those who pushed him in a bad direction, ruining his image.

“Players come and go, we and Milan will always be there

>>76647822
You should try to understand the situation. It's not about a player trying to leave a club. It's about an agent trying to enrich himself by fucking a club over.

>>76643175
>Is the average footballer so dumb they can't even do their own contracts?
Bingo

>>76647885
>an agent trying to enrich himself by fucking a club over
I would absolutely do it if it was BBilan tbqhwyf

Test

>>76649400
d cazz

>Members of Milan Club Poland interrupted Italy’s 2-0 win against Denmark in the European Under-21 Championship

>“Waiting for another Milan game will take months, neither do we know if Donnarumma will play another game for Milan,” Roman Sidorowicz, a spokesperson for the fan club, told Radio Sport.
>“We left Warsaw with other lads and members for this protest. We felt hurt.
>“He kissed our badge and said that Milan was the team of his heart, but then he didn’t renew his contract.
>“For all milanisti, this is a serious offence.”