mzk57

mzk57 · 19-07-2009, 00:49

'5 Genuine Reasons'
That why the departure of Kaka is a positive move for ACM

(1) Kaka was never gonna be like Paolo Maldini, Baresi and Revira.

(2) He was becoming very injury prone.

(3) He was never going to be fit in the 4-3-3 formation of Leo. It was a like Leo or Kaka situation.

(4) His presence made others lazy, specially Seedorf and Pirlo, as every one just passed the ball to him and expected him to do piece of magic every minute on the field, which was bad for the team and practically impossible.

(5) He was losing his class after he changed his 'GREAT' longer hair style to a 'Pathetic' shorter hair style. He was no more the darling of San Siro. To confirm it I am attaching a couple of pics.

Good enough reasons to say that at the end the move will bring positives to ACM. Be optimistic about it

19-07-2009, 00:49	#9
mzk57 Registered User Join Date: 02 2006 Location: Madak Lasht, PK Fave Players: DM10 PM3 AN13 JZ4 GB9 FL8 PN11 WS10 DV7 JDT & KJH	'5 Genuine Reasons' That why the departure of Kaka is a positive move for ACM (1) Kaka was never gonna be like Paolo Maldini, Baresi and Revira. (2) He was becoming very injury prone. (3) He was never going to be fit in the 4-3-3 formation of Leo. It was a like Leo or Kaka situation. (4) His presence made others lazy, specially Seedorf and Pirlo, as every one just passed the ball to him and expected him to do piece of magic every minute on the field, which was bad for the team and practically impossible. (5) He was losing his class after he changed his 'GREAT' longer hair style to a 'Pathetic' shorter hair style. He was no more the darling of San Siro. To confirm it I am attaching a couple of pics. Good enough reasons to say that at the end the move will bring positives to ACM. Be optimistic about it Attached Thumbnails __________________ On 3-7-2010 I thought I would quit watching football, but lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll "WHY so serious?....." Let's put a SMILE on that face! "