Out-of-favour Man City goalkeeoper Joe Hart, who joined Serie A side Torino on season-long loan this summer, was expected to step up his game after a series of blunders for England. But now the England No.1 has again drawn huge criticism after his blunder in the league clash against Inter Milan.
Torino boss Sinisa Mihajlovic boss was disappointed with Hart’s performance after he failed to deal with a through ball.
England’s No.1 ladies & gents…
Joe Hart ??
Inter 1-0 Torino
— Weekend Football (@weekendfootball) October 26, 2016
Hart was completelty clueless as he rushed out to stop Icardi but the only thing he could do is to send the ball at the legs of the Inter striker, who comfortably glided the ball into the net.
The blunder form Hart allowed Inter to take a lead at half-time in the San Siro and Icardi clinched the second in the second half as Inter outplayed Torino 2-1.
Twitter took a dig at Hart after his sloppy performance against Inter Milan.
Watching Joe Hart’s goalkeeping…. pic.twitter.com/RacOgZKXm8
— Stephen Cole (@coledinho1984) October 26, 2016
Mean while back in Italy Joe Hart at it again
— Martial Mourinho (@Pupster68) October 26, 2016
Lol. Joe Hart howler has gifted Inter Milan the lead. ?
— Kaelo A (@_Kaelo_) October 26, 2016
Icardi has been at loggerheads with Inter Ultras after the fans called for the forward to be stripped of the captaincy following claims made in his book.
The Argentinian striker’s relationship with the Serie A club took an ugly turn after a banner waved at San Siro during the game against Cagliari.
“You use a child to justify yourself and fling mud at us… You’re not a man… You’re not a Captain… You are just a vile piece of s***,” the banner read.
To make the situation more ugly for the striker – was a missed penalty during the first half which was cheered by the home fans.
The Serie A club faithful called for the striker to be stripped of the captaincy following claims made in his book.
The faithful Inter supporters are angry and have protested against a passage in Icardi’s newly released autobiography – where he opened up about an ugly tussle between himself, ex-teammate Fredy Guarin and a section of fans back in Februrary 2015.
The incident relates to a 3-1 Serie A defeat at Sassuolo last season when Icardi and other players had their shirt thrown back at them by the travelling Nerazzurri supporters, which led to the ugly tussle. And now foottheball sources claim that the ongoing controversy could force the player to make a move to Arsenal, who were heavily linked with him in the summer transfer window.
