Kid doesn't want Muntari's shirt...

:lol!: :lol!: :lol!: :lol!:

Veronese kid who doesn't want Muntari's shirt


I can confidently say Muntari would be the only player in the world who will have his original shirt value depreciate right when he wears it.

Or at least right when the name Muntari is printed onto it.

Muntari

Hahahahaha this made my day :lol!: feel a bit sorry for Muntarithoh, so much disrespect towards him, even though he is pretty decent at Milan

Secret agent Sulley 077

Muntari must have said - Shut the f8ck up and keep it.

Smart kid.

lol, he scored that game, sif u wouldn't take it! you might even be able to take the letters off somehow

so now we make threads to link to other threads? ...really?

lol it probably stunk, he even made that face expression

Some of the Youtube comments

I didnt want to make same thread because the real one already existed and i wanted to be in genereal section so i just linked the real one

Arquitecto wrote:Veronese kid who doesn't want Muntari's shirt


I can confidently say Muntari would be the only player in the world who will have his original shirt value depreciate right when he wears it.

Or at least right when the name Muntari is printed onto it.

Muntari

Are you saying that for real or just joking?

Seriously, the kind was looking like " really?" and then pulled the shirt slowly towards himself with admiring eyes. No way, he was being rassistic or anything else
Still insteresting, 13 people saw what they wanted to see in this video. The power of prejudice

Immortal Babun wrote:Seriously, the kind was looking like " really?" and then pulled the shirt slowly towards himself with admiring eyes. No way, he was being rassistic or anything else
Still insteresting, 13 people saw what they wanted to see in this video. The power of prejudice

1. noone said the kid is a racist, you are the first who thought about that
2. don't ruin the fun

dronte wrote:

Immortal Babun wrote:Seriously, the kind was looking like " really?" and then pulled the shirt slowly towards himself with admiring eyes. No way, he was being rassistic or anything else
Still insteresting, 13 people saw what they wanted to see in this video. The power of prejudice

1. noone said the kid is a racist, you are the first who thought about that
2. don't ruin the fun

Look at the video title ( may google translater help you) .
The other implications are wrong as well

edit: uploader changed the title

racism

ROFL

VIBE

the kid was a milan fan

The Ghana international scored the only goal of the game in Verona and, as he left the field after the full-time whistle, he removed his jersey and presented it to one of the home side's ball boys.

The child in question tried to immediately hand it back to Muntari only to be persuaded to hold onto it by one of his fellow ball boys.

The incident was picked up by TV cameras and generated some debate in the morning papers, prompting Chievo to clarify the situation.

"The behaviour of the ball boy in question is only a result of directives that the club provided to young players at the start of the season, that is not to ask for Chievo jerseys or jerseys from the opposition so as not to disturb players still grappling with post-game emotions," a statement on the club's official website read.

"The strange thing is that the child, a young player of Chievo's footballing school, is actually a fan of AC Milan.

"Of course he accepted Muntari's shirt immediately and willingly showed it proudly to friends as a real trophy, but he then stuck to the directives of his club by refusing the gift.

"Then, getting past the embarrassment of the situation, the shirt was returned to the hands of the lucky little player!"

Muntari's goal secured a victory for Milan which propelled them back to the top of Serie A ahead of Juventus' meeting with Lazio in Turin on Wednesday.

Vibe wrote:Secret agent Sulley 077

hahhahahahhahaha!

shamr9pato wrote:the kid was a milan fan

The Ghana international scored the only goal of the game in Verona and, as he left the field after the full-time whistle, he removed his jersey and presented it to one of the home side's ball boys.

The child in question tried to immediately hand it back to Muntari only to be persuaded to hold onto it by one of his fellow ball boys.

The incident was picked up by TV cameras and generated some debate in the morning papers, prompting Chievo to clarify the situation.

"The behaviour of the ball boy in question is only a result of directives that the club provided to young players at the start of the season, that is not to ask for Chievo jerseys or jerseys from the opposition so as not to disturb players still grappling with post-game emotions," a statement on the club's official website read.

"The strange thing is that the child, a young player of Chievo's footballing school, is actually a fan of AC Milan.

"Of course he accepted Muntari's shirt immediately and willingly showed it proudly to friends as a real trophy, but he then stuck to the directives of his club by refusing the gift.

"Then, getting past the embarrassment of the situation, the shirt was returned to the hands of the lucky little player!"

Muntari's goal secured a victory for Milan which propelled them back to the top of Serie A ahead of Juventus' meeting with Lazio in Turin on Wednesday.

So it's not that he didn't want it, he was just following the club's policy.