Winter Mercato 11'/12'
#81
(09-11-2011, 11:30 AM)will4li Wrote: You mean we better do nothing, just wait this barca generation age away.

What I'm talking is to try to raise our wining odds against them,maybe to 45% compair to current 30%

You missed my point completely. Goblok.
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#82
The new age of football will be about generating income. Thus, a team without it's own stadium is in a disadvantage.
#83
We also need to find van bommel's replacement in coming markets.I rate kucka, but inter got him this summer,Maybe spur's sandro can become that wall before defence.
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#84
I rethink Milan need more than MVB replacement. They also need one for Nesta, Ambro and Slowdorf.
Ideally, they would be Sandro, Jucelei, Hernanes and Vidic.
#85
(09-11-2011, 04:09 PM)Gabriel426 Wrote: I rethink Milan need more than MVB replacement. They also need one for Nesta, Ambro and Slowdorf.

Something more realistic - Mexes, Montolivo, Ganso
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#86
Really don't think Ganso is coming, unless there is no bidder. Since I doubt Milan can outbid any teams these day once it is over 20 mil.
#87
(09-11-2011, 04:09 PM)Gabriel426 Wrote: I rethink Milan need more than MVB replacement. They also need one for Nesta, Ambro and Slowdorf.
Ideally, they would be Sandro, Jucelei, Hernanes and Vidic.

It's true...Sandro, Jucilei and Hernanes would be great additions. This shows how much better off some Brazilian players could be, they have incredible potential and big teams looking for them but they decide to go to mediocre teams and unfortunately sometimes they are just forgotten. Hernanes and Sandro went to good teams but they could have gone to better teams like...erm...us! But then Jucilei goes to an unknown team in Russia (Ok not unkown anymore), Giuliano that was the best player in the 2010 Libertadores goes to Ukraine to an unknown team.

I hate when this happens because EVERY mercato we talk about has a Brazilian youngster with huge potential who ends up in small unknown teams where they dont have good team mates to perform well and then they are just forgotten. I doubt this will happen with Ganso (please come...) or Neymar but other huge stars in Brazil like Lucas Moura who is a bit less known in Europe could end up as wasted talent in other leagues. Arouca from Santos also has great potential but unfortunately I can still imagine him disappearing in the smaller, less followed east European leagues.

I'm not criticizing the east European leagues, they have grown a lot and team like CSKA and Shaktar go quite far in the champions league but its the Brazilian players with huge potential who make the wrong decision by going to the smaller teams of these leagues which annoys me. I know its early to write off Jucilei's or Giuliano's career but I'm scared they will be forgotten and become wasted talents.

Bottom line...Lets try harder to sign these Brazilian talents!!!
#88
Brasilian players are often credited as big potentials just because they're from Brasil,so when they go to some ukrainian or greek teams we are all surprised and disappointed but just because we had unrealistic thoughts about those players..I strongly believe that you can find much better players in european league(Eredivisie above all) than in South America...
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#89
(09-11-2011, 09:14 PM)dejo Wrote: Brasilian players are often credited as big potentials just because they're from Brasil,so when they go to some ukrainian or greek teams we are all surprised and disappointed but just because we had unrealistic thoughts about those players..I strongly believe that you can find much better players in european league(Eredivisie above all) than in South America...

+1 Every year they find a hot new prospect from Brazil who will "definitely undoubtedly 100% become the best in the world". : Most of those prospects turn out to be average players.

To be honest, I am not even convinced that Ganso is world class. He might have had some world class performances, but if he can't find consistency, then he is just an average player.
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#90
(09-11-2011, 10:26 PM)fLame Wrote:
(09-11-2011, 09:14 PM)dejo Wrote: Brasilian players are often credited as big potentials just because they're from Brasil,so when they go to some ukrainian or greek teams we are all surprised and disappointed but just because we had unrealistic thoughts about those players..I strongly believe that you can find much better players in european league(Eredivisie above all) than in South America...

+1 Every year they find a hot new prospect from Brazil who will "definitely undoubtedly 100% become the best in the world". : Most of those prospects turn out to be average players.

To be honest, I am not even convinced that Ganso is world class. He might have had some world class performances, but if he can't find consistency, then he is just an average player.

In one way you are right,but on the other hand if you implement the same rule on Pato you may come to the same conclusion which is a little bit tricky...don't forget Ganso injured his knee twice and that can be a reason for his inconsistency,the same thing is with Pato...

Glad to hear your opinion on the brasilian players Okmilan
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