When things are good - everything is good, when things are bad - everything is bad. 
I bet if Tevez did come to Milan, everyone would be writing how he is a genious and rules the transfer market.
But now that he failed at this one signing, everyone is turning against him.
Can't say that I am too upset with the failed Tevez bid, since we don't need more attackers.
"Defending is part of football... Keep possession 95% if u want... but the score is 2-2... thats it!! Well done milan.. Make serie a proud once again.. "
01-27-2012, 11:05 PM
(This post was last modified: 01-27-2012, 11:38 PM by WCmilan.)
Im so disappointed... Like at least sign a midfielder now ffs he always does shit like this. in the summer it was this big mr x who for even a week or two we thought it could be ronaldo, and it ends up being aquilani.. like wtf!?.. btw
L’amministratore delegato del Catania, Pietro Lo Monaco, parlando a Sky della doppia trattativa Tevez-Maxi Lopez lascia ancora una speranza, nonostante le parole di Adriano Galliani, per un possibile ultimo assalto del Milan all’Apache: “Tevez? Può ancora succedere di tutto. Galliani non è uno che non si arrende e li vuole tutti e due”.
basically hes saying that tevez will still probably end up at milan by the end of this mercato and you shouldnt listen to what galliani sais, imo its all media this stuff he does it to keep the fans on the edge of their seats until the final minute.. i still have hope, he also sais that gallianis idea was too buy both, not just maxi.. he wanted both. so who knows
just read what he had to say before we signed ibra..
http://www.footballpress.net/?action=read&idsel=63217
(01-27-2012, 10:51 PM)fLame Wrote: When things are good - everything is good, when things are bad - everything is bad.
I bet if Tevez did come to Milan, everyone would be writing how he is a genious and rules the transfer market.
But now that he failed at this one signing, everyone is turning against him.
Can't say that I am too upset with the failed Tevez bid, since we don't need more attackers.
word. 
even though I don't think that he failed it yet. call me delusional, but there are still a few days left, right? you never know.
sad Tevez wont joing. but guys, look at the bright side, this means more chances for Stephan El Shaarawy, our wonderkid. HE is really amazing!!!! I have watched the games he played him 3/4 times only looking to him, to judge him carefully, looking at his runs, workrate, decisions... etch. And he impresses me more and more, this kid is sooo CLEVER, almost unbelievable for a 19 year old. HE should have recieved the ball much more and he wouldve had a very good chance to score, but Ibra, Pato and Robinho tried to score themselve.
Believe me, this kid is a wonderkid, we can praise ourself lucky to have him, IMO he will be key player for us for many years!!!
(01-27-2012, 10:51 PM)fLame Wrote: When things are good - everything is good, when things are bad - everything is bad.
I bet if Tevez did come to Milan, everyone would be writing how he is a genious and rules the transfer market.
But now that he failed at this one signing, everyone is turning against him.
Can't say that I am too upset with the failed Tevez bid, since we don't need more attackers.
When have I kissed G's ass? He stole Ibra+Robinho at ridiculously low prices as they were virtually kicked out of their clubs. Then, he didn't sell players like Pirlo, Seedorf & others when he could have gotten money for them. Instead, he lets them leave for free on Bosman Transfers. So, he's far from a GREAT Transfer Guru. I think Moggi is better.
I'm not saying Tevez or Mubarak are angels in this saga. I think all 3 parties are scumbags and selfish. Many on TV are saying this 3 way saga was the first in its history and very shocking, and not classy at all. If Tevez stays, his career is very likely ruined. As for Galliani, he's continually neglected the midfield and LB spots for us, only signing Strikers. He and Berlusconi are both to blame for this. This is what I had to say a few days ago, if you've forgotten:
(01-23-2012, 05:25 PM)ElMago99 Wrote: My issues are different. I understand sometimes you must lie, or at the very least keep information secret to ensure the best Business Deals. But Galliani knows Berlusconi does not want to spent money the way he used to. Instead of communicating that, he would rather lie over and over. Yes, the fine did hurt us, and I hold Berlusconi 100% responsible for having to pay €500 Million for doing Illegal Business Deals through Fininvest. That fine is nearly 1/8 of his Net Worth, keep in Mind.
As for the lies,
Lie # 1:
Galliani:
"Cissokho will not arrive. There was a problem with his teeth....and he did not pass the medical. We're fine as we are"
Lie # 2:
Galliani:
"We have Mister X. We've been working on it since April..." (nothing happens)... We sign Aquilani.
"We have signed Mister X. It was Aquilani all along..."
6 months go by......
Raiola:
"Hamsik was Mister X. When Fininvest had the Fine, they didn't do anything after that.."
Lie # 3:
Galliani:
"Tevez will arrive as a replacement for Cassano..." ( in Brazil taking pictures with Tevez smiling like a dick)....
Don't ask me why it's in Brazil ... Tevez is from Argentina.
Suddenly, Pato to PSG rumors... 45 Million Euros!!!! Then the offer is 27 Million, and we strangely accept. Although we're in UCL still and the price seems far too cheap. Last minute reports say Pato has refused to go to PSG, then next day .....
Berlusconi:
"That's a lie Pato refused. I was the one that blocked the trade... And by the way, since Pato's staying now Tevez won't arrive. We're fine as we are .."
Lie #4:
Adriano Galliani, August 2010
"Either Ibrahimovic or Robinho will arrive. Certainly not both."
In addition to the mountain of lies that the Media allows our management to go along with (they never question the lying chain of events), the continual move to buy Forwards when we have huge holes in midfield and LB is annoying the fans to a degree I've never seen.
Sigh. Should I even bother? Nope. Wont waste my time...
I LOVE MILAN
01-28-2012, 01:35 AM
(This post was last modified: 01-28-2012, 01:36 AM by ElMago99.)
Here was the Final offer of Galliani in the dying moments:
Loan Deal + Obligation to Buy if we sell 1 Player (Pato or Robinho).
If we don't sell either player and don't buy Tevez he will be loaned for 1 more year (until June 2013) and then we must buy him for 22 Million Euros (Obligation).
This offer was accepted at first.
Then, City wanted 10 Million Euro penalty if Milan waited until June 2013 to Buy Tevez, thus making it a 32 Million Euro Deal.
Galliani rejected that, and called back to Milano and told Maxi to sign the paper.
disappointing.... not a fan of Maxi at all....
one thing's for certain, Galliani has always been a liar, there are 4 days left, and we still have a non-eu spot available.
There's no way we will not use that spot. We will either try again for Carlitos or go all-in for Ganso.
(01-28-2012, 01:05 AM)Beppe Wrote: look at the bright side, this means more chances for Stephan El Shaarawy, our wonderkid. HE is really amazing!!!!
Believe me, this kid is a wonderkid, we can praise ourself lucky to have him, IMO he will be key player for us for many years!!!
THIS !!!
(01-28-2012, 01:36 AM)Hitman Wrote: disappointing.... not a fan of Maxi at all....
one thing's for certain, Galliani has always been a liar, there are 4 days left, and we still have a non-eu spot available.
There's no way we will not use that spot. We will either try again for Carlitos or go all-in for Ganso.
I thought we now have TWO non-EU spots? Lopez moved within Serie A and wouldn't take a spot. Taiwo left which add another spot?
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