Winter Mercato 11'/12'
#21
(09-07-2011, 04:28 PM)Pato Milan Wrote: I agree 100% about Pato, he definitely has to be in the starting 11 every time if fit. I'm just worried Allegri decides to favor Cassano or Robinho, I defenitely want to see them play but for me Pato is essential, he will only be one of the best in the world if he gets a guaranteed spot, if he plays regularly he will bring results

he will be the best in the world if he works his ass of to play in the starting 11...he is a great potential,but hard work is what brings success..allegri knows that so to motivating him even more he will bench him couple of times...
(09-07-2011, 04:55 PM)will4li Wrote: Andre ayew is the most promising young african player(according to a ranking from goal.com),not virtually unknown.

Allegri plays compact physical football,robinho and cassano is somewhat a weak link if you want to see the maximal version of his system.

and who are those from goal.com..are they football experts?no they aren't..they are just journalists...and I believe that Gervinho is better than Ayew but I would never have any of them in my team...don't get me wrong I am not expert either but I have eyes and Ayew and Balotelli in this moment are not better solution for Milan style...Balotelli has massive potential but his work ethic is very low and Ayew's reputation is just a product of journalism....

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#22
This is not the right section to discuss this, but the bottom line is that Allegri has some tough decisions to make in terms of our Strikers. We really do have 4 in-form excellent strikers, and I think Pato is already a great player and could be a Ballon D'Or winner if he stays healthy. His finishing is second to none. The curious question is how can he gel with Ibrahimovic? Because I certainly think he'll do great with Robinho & Cassano. I'd also like to see the (2) of them support Pato sometimes when Ibra is not playing as that can also prove deadly...

In terms of Mercato, NO STRIKERS. I like what we have Smile
#23
(09-07-2011, 07:15 PM)ElMago99 Wrote: In terms of Mercato, NO STRIKERS. I like what we have Smile

Especially not Amauri... He's not needed.

http://www.football-italia.net/sep7h.html
#24
guys mr x was bale.. were gona try signing him again in january according to milanosport, i dont know how reliable the source is but yeah.. anyways a deal didnt fall through for ecenomical reasons but the funds will be more available by january or next summer to make a big name signing (bale)
#25
http://www.goal.com/en/news/10/italy/201...milan-move



We signed PELE!!!!!!!!
OcMilano 
#26
(09-07-2011, 11:19 PM)ACM1899 Wrote: http://www.goal.com/en/news/10/italy/201...milan-move



We signed PELE!!!!!!!!

He's going to score 1000 goals I tell ya! Wink Tongue

On a serious note, is he any good?
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#27
Hopefully he's (much) better than the young Portuguese Pele that Inter bought a few years ago.
per l'amaro e il dolce
#28
I love these type of signings. Lets make players wc and not spend rediculous amounts on one player.

Im excited just as much as last year.

Bring on Barcelona.
OcMilano 
#29
(09-07-2011, 05:09 PM)dejo Wrote:
(09-07-2011, 04:55 PM)will4li Wrote: Andre ayew is the most promising young african player(according to a ranking from goal.com),not virtually unknown.

Allegri plays compact physical football,robinho and cassano is somewhat a weak link if you want to see the maximal version of his system.

and who are those from goal.com..are they football experts?no they aren't..they are just journalists...and I believe that Gervinho is better than Ayew but I would never have any of them in my team...don't get me wrong I am not expert either but I have eyes and Ayew and Balotelli in this moment are not better solution for Milan style...Balotelli has massive potential but his work ethic is very low and Ayew's reputation is just a product of journalism....

By your theory,we'd better strengthen the squad only with big money spend for widely proven players.

May god with chinese footbball
#30
(09-08-2011, 07:12 AM)will4li Wrote:
(09-07-2011, 05:09 PM)dejo Wrote: and who are those from goal.com..are they football experts?no they aren't..they are just journalists...and I believe that Gervinho is better than Ayew but I would never have any of them in my team...don't get me wrong I am not expert either but I have eyes and Ayew and Balotelli in this moment are not better solution for Milan style...Balotelli has massive potential but his work ethic is very low and Ayew's reputation is just a product of journalism....

By your theory,we'd better strengthen the squad only with big money spend for widely proven players.

... only if the options are between Ayew/Balotelli and big-money widely proven players. Funny how you overlooked that he said he didn't prefer Balotelli because his low work ethic, not because he's unproven or because he won't cost much.
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