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shevaandkaka'
27-05-2005, 10:29
we are the richest club in the world.according to some of you we have no money(we cannot spent 50m euros on a player)
last years look at juves and ours
we spent over 50-60 m euros but we spent 0 thats the difference
we could sign a player sheva type who can combine with kaka' like cassano
juve signed giannichedda and they will sign cassano and samuel and miguel.they will be very strong.we have only kaka' world best player!they could win the scudetto without referees.
we signed vögel!who is he?we needed players like pizzaro.
pizzaro would be a perfect replacement for pirlo.but he will make pirlo sub.pirlo is not that good.we will sign crespo31 years old player.we signed 32 years old defender.we lost the both scudetto and champions league.galliani is quilty not carlo dont bother carlo.he is the best in the world.he made kaka' world best player.
last year nesta and maldini partnership was great this year stam nesta was ****.all season dida was the best milan player as everyone knows it.
next year we will sign a player over 32 years old.when chivu is 32 we will sign him.next year paolo will retire.billy will retire and ****ing stam will retire we need to sign chivu.its our last chance.we dont sign any players under 24 since kaka'
abramoviç buys everyone.but berlusconi is more richer but he doesnt buy anyone.why he doesnt buy anyone?ı think berlu and galliani doesnt want milan the best.they lies.moggi knows everything but galliani knows nothing
share with your opions with me
we are the richest club but we cant afford 50-60million euros on a great player?please someone explane it

nicostallion
28-05-2005, 08:42
we do have the wrong transfer policy. Once upon a time we could buy who we want now, its all about out of contract players. We need to start buying players in again. Before you know it maldini, costacurta, pancaro, cafu, stam they will al retire in a few years. Nesta is the only young defender we have and hes getting older now 28. We need to start showing why we are the leading club and bring younger players into the team

hitmannq8
28-05-2005, 08:50
5/27/2005
MILAN- Adriano Galliani then talked about the transfer market: 'We are making every effort to keep Hernan Crespo. The player is ready to turn down a lot of money to stay at Milan. I saw after the final how much Hernan understood what it was to be part of this team. As for the transfer market it is one to make you smile as we will work hard to bring in players who even other sides really want. It will be a targeted market, reduced and selective as in other years. Both Tomasson and Dhorasoo will remain and as far is Gilardino is concerned, we have a lot of respect for Parma so we will only speak when the season is over.'

Kui
28-05-2005, 09:08
Well if their is anything wrong with any policies and it ggoes with all clubs of the football world today is that we IMO are failing to produce players within our own system to replace those who have passed or will be retiring from the most excellent and beautiful game. Why we have not produced anyone close to another Maldini is uncomfortable with me. I dont expect another Maldini as there will only be one Paolo Maldini. What I would like to see being that the market is not in the atmosphere of a "buyers" market is for us to return and be serious at culturing our young player effectively so that we can have faith in promoting him into our first squad. With the ridiculous prices that the market is currently demanding this is the most cost effective way to insure a posterity and long term security to our beloved Milan. Why is it not us who had trained and mentored a Gilardino??? This is something that we seriously need to question and bring to the forefront as I'm surprised that even the fans have become acolytes to the football mercato. Nothing is wrong with the football market if you are selling. But their is no equity that this club will recieve in the tranfer market even if we sold some of our top strikers. So we have a two fold dilema here. The market does not favor our club in either the acquisition or the selling of player in and out of our club. The big looser in the market is us and the winners are clubs who will never make an impact or come near to winning any scudetti or CL title save a miracle. Our oversees venture in the tranfer market is succesful as to admit that Sheva and Kaka were in todays worth a STEAL. But most of our purchasing in the European market have been soso with Cafu and Stam and the exception to this would be Nesta who is worth his weight in gold. Other than that all the other signings have done nothing but depreciate in value. It would be more accurate to say that it is more so true that the entire market is not right rather than saying Milan isnt initiating a good tranfer policy.

FORZA MILAN!

meazza
28-05-2005, 09:38
I do agree and I hope galliani is being honest when he says this season will be selective. We need to stop going "oh a freebie!" and actually look at what we need, pin-point who will be most likely to bring it to the team and go all out to get them here.

Kui
28-05-2005, 09:52
I do agree and I hope galliani is being honest when he says this season will be selective. We need to stop going "oh a freebie!" and actually look at what we need, pin-point who will be most likely to bring it to the team and go all out to get them here.

Well to be honest a freebie is a very good strategy as it is free. What I'm saying is that the market is not "buyer" friendly. It is only a "sellers" market at this juncture because of the over-value of such players coming from small clubs. Yes Gila is good but he is over priced along with a lot of other names who I may add, might not fit the Milan profile. Free is free you cant beat that. What the problem I see is that the small clubs players appreciate or grow in value and the big club transfer market players are sold at a heavily depreciated price. This is a trade imbalance that is not doing us any good. What I think as an alternative which is much more cost effective is the reinvigorating of our youth training program so that we can get a Gila of our own. This is elementary economics! What is more effective and cost efficient, mentoring our own kind of Gila or buying one for I dont know how much stupid $$$????!!!

Mehdi
28-05-2005, 10:23
With UEFA's new ruling on home grown players you will see a lot more players from the youth team being promoted or at least a lot more young players in the squad. Kui is 100% correct, our youth set-up hasn't produced anyone in years.

Jim_UK
28-05-2005, 16:20
Free players are only good if they are quality ... like Van Bommel (although a fee agent like him comes around very rarely i do admit).

I have a feeling that when Galliani says we'll be selective, it means we won't buy many players at all. The ones we do get will be mostly cheap players. Gone are the days it seems when we would be able to buy 2/3 top quality players that other teams would want in one summer.