ok to please you, let's assume Tuncay is the star of Turkish football. Does that mean we should go after Bosko Balaban who is the star of Belgian football???? Or Rivaldo, who is the star of Greek football. Oh, I forgot we did have Rivaldo, and we all remember how he did. Please, I wish Tuncay well, but history is not on his side. Turkish players have notoriously failed in the top leagues. Emre was an underachiever at Inter and hasn't lit the premiership on fire, Nihat is ok in spain but last I checked he wasn't scoring goals for one of the top 5 teams there. Rustu couldn't make it in Barca yet was considered one of the "so-called" best in the world. Okan at Inter was average, i still wish they had him
We even had Umit Davala, and his characteristics were better suited for serie A than Tuncay, and he barely played. Let's not forget the great Terim as coach. Had we not fired him so early, we might have never gotten Carletto, so we as fans should owe Terim a debt of gratitude.
If Tuncay comes and I sincerely hope the closest he comes to Milanello is as a fan, he won't do well. I always want players that come to Milan to do well, even the trickiest of guys, but I am confident and history is on my side, he will have no whatsoever impact in Milan.
On another note, some sensationalist story today on gazzetta.it regarding a swap btw gila and adriano. I can't believe gilardino, he should be happy that the team is getting better by wanting to bring in another top class striker. If this is really how he feels then he should leave because he doesn't have the team's best interest at heart, and more alarming, he has not faith in his footballing skills that he can beat out the competition. If that's the case, he's not milan caliber. Sad because I wanted gila to be the next great striker at Milan
