View Full Version : Milan offers 25M for Robinho
GilAttack [11]
28-08-2006, 23:46
Spanish press, most precisely Diario As, is reporting that Milan is offering 25M Euros for Robinho.
Other tidbits from the article:
-Braida and Galliani offered 30M euros for both, Ronaldo and Robinho, when they were in Madrid last week.
-Real Madrid bought Robinho for 27M euros.
-Robinho is currently behind Raul and Cassano, and Ruud as well. Ronnie should get back on the field in the near future, putting him not near the top of Capello's depth chart.
-Robinho's agent, Wagner Ribeiro, has great relationship with Milan's management. He is the one that brought Kaka to Milan.
-Robinho loves Real Madrid and wants to succeed right there.
Thats all.
Oh, and dont shoot the messenger a.k.a ME!
:hammer:
joumasepoes
28-08-2006, 23:55
Robinho is the perfect replacement for Shevchenko, hes young explosive, quick has great skill. I hope we sign him. Had he played more in the world cup instead of fat ronnie and leftie brazil may have gone further.
savage_mau
29-08-2006, 00:20
Ok... But u can see him like madrid a lot but it will be great if here is here...
hitmannq8
29-08-2006, 00:35
Waw, I never saw this coming. This would indeed be a good transfer surprise. He is the same as Tevez for me, but Tevez is maybe a bit more intelligent but is definitely more of a trouble maker. Robinho would also fit in well with the Brazilians but I also see this move near impossible especially because he is in love with Real Madrid.
GilAttack: no offense, but i find it strange that you always find news that we can never find. I know you said which spanish paper this is from, but can u please post a link to an article by any chance?
3 days before the time limit.
Hope the transfer can be completed soon.
I never think about taking robinho before,
but I will be nice to see him wear the red and black.
Robinho would be wonderful. But again you're getting into the territory of dealing with an unreasonable Madrid management. Calderon is going to want Kaka in exchange. When he doesn't get that, he's going to want an option on Kaka. And when he doesn't get that, he's going to want some exhorbitant fee. So while I would love to see this one be worked out, I'm not holding my breath. :w200:
By the way, here is the link to the AS article:
http://www.as.com/articulo/futbol/Milan/ofrece/ahora/25/millones/Robinho/dasftb/20060829dasdaiftb_5/Tes/
Shoot you for such good news GilAttack never,
i am very happy if this happens, but real madrid are idoits they will want 35 million euro + kaka in the deal, like i said idoits + Robinho cannot even get in their 1st team.
idiots ..... idiots ...... idiots are real madrid.
Tony Soprano
29-08-2006, 02:13
I just can't see us agreeing on a deal with Real now or in the near future as long as we insist Kaka is not for sale. We will not sell Kaka' unless management is really dumb and I highly doubt that. I would welcome Robinho and Ronaldo but just not at the cost of Kaka.
I kinda like that player... Yet I have two problems with his arrival:
first of all, he ain't no goalscorer ! He sometimes makes one, but when Joumasepoes says he'd be a replacement for Sheva, I don't agree... Sheva is a born goalscorer... Robinho is a born dribbler...
secondly, it seems to me he's not efficient enough, as he gets to lose himself in infinite dribbles, although I might be completely wrong on this point...
Now, considering that my second point could well be wrong, and that my first is fixed by the fact Gila is a natural goalscorer, let's go for him ! ;)
Yet I'd still prefer Tevez...
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joumasepoes
29-08-2006, 04:14
Madrid would want a exobirtant fee for robinho. BUT i think any money they ask for him would still be worth it, because milan have at least 50 million euro in the bank from the transfer of stam and sheva alone. And every man has a price especially with scum like calderon
i think 30m euro for BOTH ronaldo and robinho is a bit too fantasy considering how calderon are so demanding. i suspect it is for robinho only. why havent i thought of this? i think robinho is perfect for us, young and ideal second striker since inzaghi and gila definitely cant play together. well 3 days to go to find out who that mystery man is.. or probably have to wait until january?
Robinho at the moment is more about tricks than end product. I've never seen him as a big goal scorer though, so i don't see how this will help us a great deal unless we're getting Oliveira aswell.
Billy1969
29-08-2006, 08:30
Do you still believe anything the Spanish press writes?
If the answer to the above question is yes, then I'm sure you still believe Elvis lives too.
Graeme C
29-08-2006, 08:46
Do you still believe anything the Spanish press writes?
If the answer to the above question is yes, then I'm sure you still believe Elvis lives too.
if u go Vegas they will tell u Elvis isnt dead!
Some even say he didnt die, he just went home!
Do you still believe anything the Spanish press writes?
If the answer to the above question is yes, then I'm sure you still believe Elvis lives too.
Do you believe what Calciomercato.com says ?
If the answer to the above question is yes, then you'd better start believing Elvis is alive as well... ;)
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Billy1969
29-08-2006, 09:41
Do you believe what Calciomercato.com says ?
If the answer to the above question is yes, then you'd better start believing Elvis is alive as well... ;)
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Calciomercato.it is still more reliable than the spanish press :D only thing even less reliable is tribalfootball.com, I think their webmaster is a SF movie scenarist.
On topic : I find Robinho to be an excellent footballer but I highly doubt he would be able to sustain the contacts with the massive Serie A defenders, they'd break him in two and injury him in his first matches.
Hehe, little Urkel in serie a is like a man on a minefield :) We need scorer, not entertainer (if numerous of same bycicle stepovers entertain u even).
I don't think he's that good, yet about him getting injured, I remember Sheva is quite injury prone as well... Don't know whether it was more thanks to Milan Lab or to him avoiding rough contacts by dribbling or scoring as soon as he had the ball, but one of both must have been true...
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Warro Bantan
29-08-2006, 10:56
This for me (ie Robinho´s aquisition) would really make my summer...while I would prefer Tevez, this young Brazilian I think could develop very well here, and if ultimately, we get him, with Ronaldo or Olivera, then we would, IMO, be "well nice!" as we say in JA.
I think he has a world of potential, and if he can manage the tackles in Brazil, then he can managet he tackling in Serie A...its not much different.
Tactically, he can improve, but he is coming to the best league, and best club in the world to do that..he certainly has the skills, and can shoot with either foot...definately somebody we could use in our attack.
Kaka, Roninho, Gilardino = UNSTOPPABLE!
(Silly Season ROCKS!!!):whie:
Managing the tackles in Brazil is easy, you just fall down clutching the ball and you get a free-kick !
He'd be a good purchase, but he needs to improve his focus a vast amount. So often he doesn't deliver anything after tricking his way past the whole of the opposition. If he can do that then bring him along.
Anyway Warro, who's Roninho ? :D
Warro Bantan
29-08-2006, 11:30
Jim!! U dont know Roninho? He is Robinho´s twin brother, and plays for Rael Mabrib, in the city of Mabrib in Nazril!
nice editing work Barro Wantan :haha:
Jim!! U dont know Roninho? He is Robinho´s twin brother, and plays for Rael Mabrib, in the city of Mabrib in Nazril!
You mean in the city of Mabrib in Zvaine?
Warro Bantan
29-08-2006, 11:39
nice editing work Barro Wantan :haha: Thnks Bant! :D
adry, yes, I got the couimtris mizedx up. :p017:
Brasileiro
29-08-2006, 11:49
This for me (ie Robinho´s aquisition) would really make my summer...while I would prefer Tevez, this young Brazilian I think could develop very well here, and if ultimately, we get him, with Ronaldo or Olivera, then we would, IMO, be "well nice!" as we say in JA.
I think he has a world of potential, and if he can manage the tackles in Brazil, then he can managet he tackling in Serie A...its not much different.Tactically, he can improve, but he is coming to the best league, and best club in the world to do that..he certainly has the skills, and can shoot with either foot...definately somebody we could use in our attack.
Kaka, Roninho, Gilardino = UNSTOPPABLE!
(Silly Season ROCKS!!!):whie:
Thanks Warro, finaly someone that watch football. I can´t believe that in the Internet, cable TV, torrents, TV onlines era, can still have people that say that Robinho can´t mage tackles of Serie A "BIG" defenders...
First, if you think serie A tackle are hard, watch Libertadores Games, or any games of south brazilians teams(like Grêmio, Internacional, Juventude)...at least Serie A tackles are loyal.
Robinho is a kid that work hard to improves his game...as in the begining, it was more a dribler. But not like Denilson, because the kid also play a lot at on touch. But after to be brazilian champion(only at 18), and chosed as the best player of the finals, has a bad half of season(one year later) and was benched. Instead of complaining(Robinho was a new star in Brazil), works even more hard to improve aspects of his game...and as rewards, became the top scorer of the Santos in Libertadores and Brasileirão. Of course Robinho can´t replace Sheva goals numbers, but who can??
One thing is sure, Robinho will to make the life o Gila, Inzaghi and kaká much more easy....
IMO will be amazing Robinho in Milan, but it´s almost impossible...Despiste Capello not to like "small" players, Robinho is a fan favourite in Madrid, and Calderon isn´t crazy in sell the kid.
BTW, Robinho started amazing in Madrid...later his game fell, and had a below average haf of season, also being booed in the Bernabeu.
But, as in Santos, Robinho works even more hard, and gained the love of supporters, making a great second half of season...and if someone watched Brazil NT in WC, saw that benching Robinho was a crime against football...and Parreira felt in the skin when it came back to Brazil :diablo:
Well he's definitely the TYPE of striker we are looking for. Creative and not afraid to shoot from outside of the box. Let's wait a couple days to see if this materializes. Sadly I doubt we'll get any players from Madrid unless we pay a really ridiculous price.
Tony Soprano
29-08-2006, 12:31
Well he's definitely the TYPE of striker we are looking for. Creative and not afraid to shoot from outside of the box. Let's wait a couple days to see if this materializes. Sadly I doubt we'll get any players from Madrid unless we pay a really ridiculous price.
He's definitely everything Gila and Inzaghi aren't. Inzaghi relies primarily on good positional awareness and superior reactions to score his goals and Gila is very much a box player. He would compliment either stiker but I'm still iffy about his ability to adapt to defense-aware squad like Milan. Also, the guy is really small in stature. I would definitely prefer seeing a bigger and taller striker come to Milan.
Ahhhh Roninho ... i know who you mean now
and there was i thinking you just had too much happy juice :D
Warro Bantan
29-08-2006, 13:43
I can NEVER have too much happy juice!
fair enough, but just don't try to type afterwards :D
This is turning into anothe Jure-style thread :D
What the hell............. :neww:
25M for that duffer?????????
His worth is not even 100$
He is with Real Madrid and what he has done there??? apart from getting some tap form Gravison. He is a player of Liverpool, Arsenal and Madrid standard not AC Milan :p283: and it simple as that :smileani:
Will you ever think of something original ? Like a new opinion for instance ?
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