Summer mercato 2012

[Hasan Rossonero]

Berlusconi had the fine to pay...

Who's fault is that? Why do we have a Criminal who ran his country into the ground, and does illegal things which causes a fine of nearly 1/2 BILLION EUROS?? The guy is a madman. He must sell the club instead of liquidating all of the assets...unless he's liquidating the assets and then selling the club, which is another scam.

http://www.goal.com/en-us/news/85/englan...r-chairman

Really? QPR spending more than us? We need to have Berlusconi sell the club. This was talked about years ago, and still nothing. He's just drawing money out now for his campaign for President. He must sell at all costs.

Heheh..believe me El Mago...you are preaching to the choir...if I get started on Berlusconi...ugh...

I DESPISE the man.

[BINHO]

Xudong, your line-up makes it seem like you are sure KPB will be leaving this summer...

Breaking:

Sky Sport 24 just reports Boateng, Robinho, and Cassano want to leave, Boateng to Real Madrid while Cassano will go to Sampdoria. Robinho is in talks with Santos as he wants to play on a competitive team before Brazil World Cup 2014.

Meanwhile, PSG has made contact with Luka Modric, since talks have broken down with Real Madrid (they've turned their attention to Boateng)

Plan for next year,

__________Ibrahimovic___________
_______Lavezzi___Pastore________
____T.Motta__Sissoko___Modric___
Maxwell___T.Silva__Alex____Maicon
____________Sirigu______________

Carletto's Christmas Tree de Paris they're calling it.

Not one player speaks French

[xudong]

Xudong, your line-up makes it seem like you are sure KPB will be leaving this summer...

Nah, I am not that sure. Of course, that was one reason; also, I was hoping that we could get someone better for that ACM position, like Lucas. I feel that Boateng should belong to the 3-man midfield, and rotate with Nocerino and Montolivo.

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Xudong, your line-up makes it seem like you are sure KPB will be leaving this summer...

Breaking:

Sky Sport 24 just reports Boateng, Robinho, and Cassano want to leave, Boateng to Real Madrid while Cassano will go to Sampdoria. Robinho is in talks with Santos as he wants to play on a competitive team before Brazil World Cup 2014.

Meanwhile, PSG has made contact with Luka Modric, since talks have broken down with Real Madrid (they've turned their attention to Boateng)

Plan for next year,

__________Ibrahimovic___________
_______Lavezzi___Pastore________
____T.Motta__Sissoko___Modric___
Maxwell___T.Silva__Alex____Maicon
____________Sirigu______________

Carletto's Christmas Tree de Paris they're calling it.

Not one player speaks French

according to wikipedia, Sissoko was born in France, even though he plays for Mali.

Also, all four defenders from that lineup are Brazilians.

[curki]

Sky made a team consisting players that left Milan this summer:
http://twitpic.com/a79am0/full

Not only it's better than our current team, but this one could easily qualify for UCL in Serie A next season...

[devoted_dm]

I have been thinking a lot about whether I want to continue supporting Milan the way that I do or not. I have been a Milanmania member for 13 years now, and a fan since around 94-95. I have seen Milan end up in 11th place in the Serie A, and I have seen us win everything there is to win. I was angry when we sold Kaka (Sheva wanted to leave, so I don't count him in), but I have never been as upset as now. And like I said in a previous post, it is not even about the sales themselves, because I understand that Milan is in a very difficult financial situation due to reasons that don't necessarily have that much to do with how the club itself is being run.

Italian clubs don't own their own stadiums, they don't get to buy them, and they don't get permission to build new ones. With the new UEFA rules, things are becoming even more difficult, as Milan and other clubs can't rely on rich owners to keep them competitive anymore. Milan will have to start making more money if we want to have a team that is competitive in Europe. To do that, we need our own stadium. But we are stuck at the San Siro until 2016, and the city council apparently wants a ridiculous amount of money for the stadium if we want to buy it. So downsizing seems to be the only appropriate thing to do, given the circumstances. I can accept this.

What I have a serious problem with is how the club treats its fans. I don't like being lied to. It happened with Kaka, and again with Thiago Silva and Ibra. Galliani promises one thing, then does another. Berlu does the same. I appreciate what they have done for the club, but don't treat me like an idiot.

I will continue to support Milan under the Italian creed of "solo per la maglia." I support the shirt and whoever wears it. I will not, however, believe a word that Galliani and Berlusconi say from now on, nor will I believe any player who says that he loves Milan and wants to stay with us and "become a legend like Maldini."

In the end, if the Juve fans could suffer through relegation to Serie B and several seasons in no man's land while the club was being run by incompetent fools, then I think that I as a Milanista can endure the situation my club is in now. I love Milan, and I probably always will, but my support for the current management is gone. Silvio Berlusconi, Adriano Galliani and Ariedo Braida are *not* AC Milan, but merely those who are *currently* in charge of the club, as far as I'm concerned.

Forza Milan!

[xudong]

Sky made a team consisting players that left Milan this summer:
http://twitpic.com/a79am0/full

Not only it's better than our current team, but this one could easily qualify for UCL in Serie A next season...

LOL. I posted that picture too in another thread. Other than Mesbah and Roma, the rest of the team could seriously challenge for the Scudetto, even in their last year with Milan.

[ElMago99]

I have been thinking a lot about whether I want to continue supporting Milan the way that I do or not. I have been a Milanmania member for 13 years now, and a fan since around 94-95. I have seen Milan end up in 11th place in the Serie A, and I have seen us win everything there is to win. I was angry when we sold Kaka (Sheva wanted to leave, so I don't count him in), but I have never been as upset as now. And like I said in a previous post, it is not even about the sales themselves, because I understand that Milan is in a very difficult financial situation due to reasons that don't necessarily have that much to do with how the club itself is being run.

Italian clubs don't own their own stadiums, they don't get to buy them, and they don't get permission to build new ones. With the new UEFA rules, things are becoming even more difficult, as Milan and other clubs can't rely on rich owners to keep them competitive anymore. Milan will have to start making more money if we want to have a team that is competitive in Europe. To do that, we need our own stadium. But we are stuck at the San Siro until 2016, and the city council apparently wants a ridiculous amount of money for the stadium if we want to buy it. So downsizing seems to be the only appropriate thing to do, given the circumstances. I can accept this.

What I have a serious problem with is how the club treats its fans. I don't like being lied to. It happened with Kaka, and again with Thiago Silva and Ibra. Galliani promises one thing, then does another. Berlu does the same. I appreciate what they have done for the club, but don't treat me like an idiot.

I will continue to support Milan under the Italian creed of "solo per la maglia." I support the shirt and whoever wears it. I will not, however, believe a word that Galliani and Berlusconi say from now on, nor will I believe any player who says that he loves Milan and wants to stay with us and "become a legend like Maldini."

In the end, if the Juve fans could suffer through relegation to Serie B and several seasons in no man's land while the club was being run by incompetent fools, then I think that I as a Milanista can endure the situation my club is in now. I love Milan, and I probably always will, but my support for the current management is gone. Silvio Berlusconi, Adriano Galliani and Ariedo Braida are *not* AC Milan, but merely those who are *currently* in charge of the club, as far as I'm concerned.

Forza Milan!

+1

[Dha Brain]

I'm ok with all this Kaka' was the one that hurt my soul,heart the most he was like a saint on the pitch and a inspiration to all noble acts on the pitch when he left I lost sleep was confused scared feared the worst, now in 2012 Ibra the gypsie wants to leave let him I got his home kit hung in my closet, Thiago Silva will not win a UEFA CL within the next 5 years be reasonable, It takes time for a team to gel do you guys really believe a Lavezzi,Ibra partnership will be a match made in heaven? they'll be as disfunctional as the ribery arjen robben situation we still have pato el-sharaawy and we can still get Dzeko we wont have a mass exodus and we still can compete for a 2nd spot in Serie A remember la juve wont go undefeated this year again mainthing here is stay calm berlusconi may f*** women who are 30x younger than him and make outrageous statements in the political arena BUT 1 thing he can confirm BERLUSCONI & GALLIANI ARE WINNERS!

[xudong]

Poli has returned to Sampdoria after his loan with Inter. Pazzini seems at the edge of leaving Inter too.

I have heard rumors linking those two names with Milan. Care to comment?

[sylrus]

poli no thank you
he havent shown anything in inter even in sampdoria he isnt that bright
while pazzini on the other hand is some1 i like
he is a clinical striker if given an appropriete support from mid
and from his days at samp and inter, he score goals in a critical moment to save the team
so, yes to pazzini and no to poli
but
between poli and cigarini, i pick poli

we need to keep the bright side open
we are gonna see a new milan next season
and an exciting one
didnt u guys remember
if ibra leave a team, that team will lift the ucl cup
that is the curse ibra have