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Billy_Montreal
19-10-2005, 10:01
MILAN - Facts and figures after Cagliari. (acmilan.com)

POINTS AFTER FIRST SEVEN GAMES OF LAST SEASON (four games at the S.Siro and three away): 14.
POINTS AFTER FIRST SEVEN GAMES OF THIS SEASON (four games away and three at the S.Siro): 16.

TIME OF GOALS AFTER FIRST SEVEN GAMES OF LAST SEASON : three in the first half, eight in the second half.
TIME OF GOALS AFTER FIRST SEVEN GAMES OF THIS SEASON: ten in the first half, three in the second half
LEAGUE AND CHAMPIONS LEAGUE POINTS AT THIS TIME LAST SEASON: 20 (14 League - six Champions League).
LEAGUE AND CHAMPIONS LEAGUE POINTS AFTER CAGLIARI AND BEFORE MILAN-PSV: 20 (16 League - four Champions League).

TOP THREE MILAN SCORERS THIS TIME LAST SEASON: Sheva six (five League.- one Champions League), Seedorf three (two-one) and Kaką two (two-none).
TOP THREE MILAN SCORERS AFTER CAGLIARI AND BEFORE MILAN-PSV: Sheva seven (five-two), Kaką four (two-two) and Gilardino three (three-none).

SERIE A 2005-2006 AFTER GENOA: FOUR GAMES, FOUR WINS, EIGHT GOALS FOR ONE AGAINST.

PLAYERS WITH MORE THAN 180 MINUTES ON THE PITCH THIS TIME LAST YEAR: 15.
PLAYERS WITH MORE THAN 180 MINUTES ON THE PITCH AFTER CAGLIARI AND BEFORE MILAN-PSV: 17.


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Despite popular belief we are not to be 'written off' just yet :firedev:
Willdie
19-10-2005, 11:56
Thanx for the stats, they kinda make me feel better but to be honest I'm still a bit worried
meazza
19-10-2005, 17:27
yeah, it would be reassuring if Juve's stats wheren't insanely brilliant in the league and chelsea's in europe.

I really hoped we'd come out of the break a lot better but we're still a bit so-so.
ACMILAN1983
20-10-2005, 04:57
I think we've had a reasonable start this year and this thread confirms it. I'm not too worried about Juve yet, as I really can't see them continuing on this way through to May and hopefully Bayern may have caused greater psychological than people are letting on.
Debs
20-10-2005, 08:27
The scary thing about Juve this year is that they have Abbiati. Is he playing regularly?? I know he wasn't playing in the one Juve game I saw a couple weeks ago, but loaning him to THEM may have been a "slight" mistake, eh?
Beuller
20-10-2005, 08:38
The scary thing about Juve this year is that they have Abbiati. Is he playing regularly?? I know he wasn't playing in the one Juve game I saw a couple weeks ago, but loaning him to THEM may have been a "slight" mistake, eh?Why would it be a mistake? Have you seen him play this year? Against Bayern for example? :D
rae
20-10-2005, 11:27
Why would it be a mistake? Have you seen him play this year? Against Bayern for example? :DHe remeined real milanista even though have changed the club :sagrin:
hitmannq8
20-10-2005, 23:56
We had 9 points after 3 games in champions league, vs Shakhtar away, vs Barca home, vs Celtic home, we now have 5 from a home game vs Fenerbahce, home game vs PSV, and away game to Schalke. Something to consider.
Laudrup
21-10-2005, 11:04
I believe loaning Abbiati to Juve may be one of Galliani's most brilliant moves to date :ilol:
Dr Milano
21-10-2005, 11:11
I believe loaning Abbiati to Juve may be one of Galliani's most brilliant moves to date :ilol:
yeah i think it was but dont sell him when we get him back he will be a nice keeper with many many experience plus he is younger than kalac and dida and fiori who are all 30 odd
Vadim
04-11-2005, 16:15
the only stats that really mean anything in the long run r points.