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'It doesn't matter who runs away in the rain': Inter Milan fans respond to Romelu Lukaku's comments

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's comments about his everlasting affection for the 

In a controversial interview with Sky Sport Italia last month, the Belgian claimed that he loves Inter and 

would've stayed had they offered him a new contract

However, the Nerazzurri fans are not having any of it. In fact, supporter group CurvaNord have unveiled a banner letting the striker know that he would not be welcome back.

 striker, which was raised outside San Siro in Milan, read: "It doesn't matter who runs away in the rain. It counts who stays in the storm. Bye, Romelu."

'Dealt with it quick, nipped it in the bud': Rio Ferdinand praises Chelsea for handling Romelu Lukaku crisis

Speaking on his official YouTube channel, 

 comes out and does an interview, whether you think it's the right interview or not, or whether you think it's right or wrong.

 and Thomas Tuchel from the front of that when they saw that, dealt with it quick. Nipped it in the bud. They said no, no, no, we are not having that. And by the way, you're going to do an interview and apologise.

"It's not being scared to do that with your £100 million striker. Not any man who's come through the youth system, that's your £100 million investment. That's not happened at 

Last month, Lukaku gave an unauthorised interview to Sky Sport Italia, speaking about his unhappiness at the club and openly questioning Tuchel's tactics.

The striker was then dropped from the team by the German manager, returning to the squad only after issuing a public apology to everyone involved.

'Lukaku has learned his lesson': Ian Rush applauds Tuchel's handling of striker's interview antics

"There’s no one bigger than the club, that’s what it is all about," 

 legend Ian Rush told Football Italia when asked about 

"The club comes first and I thought it was an excellent decision by him to drop him. 

"Lukaku will come back stronger and better. Lukaku has learned his lesson.

"If there are individuals that think they are better than the team, that creates problems but I think the coaches nailed it, it was an excellent choice from him."

Rush is bang on about Tuchel's management. The head coach dropped Lukaku for the Liverpool game, waited for Romelu to apologise and calmly re-introduced him back to the team.

There was absolutely no drama involved as Lukaku admitted he was wrong and all parties have moved on.

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admin, u have posted this a long time ago, so why repost it?????????

Moses Chayi

Isaac Chukwuma

don't be f**king stupid,what he did, should never be forgotten, is apology not enough to put some fans in silence, is lucky to get away from what he did, this player is a rebellion, that's why Man united get rid of him, and will not stop from here more things will happen about this player, wait and see, time will tell.

Arlindo Teixeira

this is old f**king news for goodness sake. you gat nothing to post then shut the f**k up. bullshit

emmysly duru

Bin it. Bring something else to discuss it

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'It doesn't matter who runs away in the rain': Inter Milan fans respond to Romelu Lukaku's comments

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