Milan4eva

Milan4eva · 10-07-2006, 06:34

Wasn't Cannavaro that sl*t who ditched Milan for Inter? right at the very end of the transfer window? Well, I certainly wouldn't want someone like that if his heart hasn't changed. I mean, I always thought Cannavaro would be great for us based on his solid performances for Parma and Italy and almost 4 yrs? after the transfer he's still proving that. But ever since that transfer season I felt like Nesta was our destiny. After all, there probably was a reason he was considered the best defender in the world throughout all these years despite Cannavaro doing all the dirty work. Of course I wouldn't mind if he has a change of heart now though.

And what's this talk about Juve being Team Italia? Milan make up Italy's MIDFIELD with Pirlo and Gattuso and both Gilardinho and Inzaghi scored more than crucial goals for the Azzurri. Not to mention Gilardinho was part of the original starting lineup and also did great when coming on against Germany. Besides, Nesta did just as much as Cannavaro, if not more, in all the games he played right up until he got injured against the Czech Republic.

I'm not being biased towards Milan or against Juve. But you're simply discrediting the fact that many other (non-Juve)players made more than significant contributions towards the success of the team. Materazzi, long considered Italy's bad boy and hated by all Milan fans and almost everyone not an Inter fan. Twice he scored vital goals when we needed them both. Every single Italian probably became a fan towards the villian after yesterday night. Grosso, much unfancied before the world cup, who three times became our unsung hero and Italian saviour. How many hearts did he win? Little red riding hood Francesco Totti, who despite playing well below par after struggling to recover from injury still managed to provide a tournament high of 4 assists. Not to mention the oh-so-vital penalty he put away to give us hope when we thought all was gone.

And frankly, I don't care about the French players of Juve, cuz they were the losers. Besides, their most impressive players were not even from Juve (Zidane, Henry and Ribery), with the exception of maybe Thuram and Viera. You can count Zidane as a Juve player if you want, cuz I do admit he became who he was at the Delle Alpi. But by doing that then you cannot say players like Cannavaro and Buffon made themselves in Juve, even less so for Viera. Because Zidane spent just about as much time or maybe abit less creating successes for Real as Cannavaro and Buffon have done for Juve.

10-07-2006, 06:34	#11
Milan4eva Registered User Join Date: 03 2002 Fave Players: Batistuta, Ortega, Maldini, Irwin, Maradonna, Garr	Wasn't Cannavaro that sl*t who ditched Milan for Inter? right at the very end of the transfer window? Well, I certainly wouldn't want someone like that if his heart hasn't changed. I mean, I always thought Cannavaro would be great for us based on his solid performances for Parma and Italy and almost 4 yrs? after the transfer he's still proving that. But ever since that transfer season I felt like Nesta was our destiny. After all, there probably was a reason he was considered the best defender in the world throughout all these years despite Cannavaro doing all the dirty work. Of course I wouldn't mind if he has a change of heart now though. And what's this talk about Juve being Team Italia? Milan make up Italy's MIDFIELD with Pirlo and Gattuso and both Gilardinho and Inzaghi scored more than crucial goals for the Azzurri. Not to mention Gilardinho was part of the original starting lineup and also did great when coming on against Germany. Besides, Nesta did just as much as Cannavaro, if not more, in all the games he played right up until he got injured against the Czech Republic. I'm not being biased towards Milan or against Juve. But you're simply discrediting the fact that many other (non-Juve)players made more than significant contributions towards the success of the team. Materazzi, long considered Italy's bad boy and hated by all Milan fans and almost everyone not an Inter fan. Twice he scored vital goals when we needed them both. Every single Italian probably became a fan towards the villian after yesterday night. Grosso, much unfancied before the world cup, who three times became our unsung hero and Italian saviour. How many hearts did he win? Little red riding hood Francesco Totti, who despite playing well below par after struggling to recover from injury still managed to provide a tournament high of 4 assists. Not to mention the oh-so-vital penalty he put away to give us hope when we thought all was gone. And frankly, I don't care about the French players of Juve, cuz they were the losers. Besides, their most impressive players were not even from Juve (Zidane, Henry and Ribery), with the exception of maybe Thuram and Viera. You can count Zidane as a Juve player if you want, cuz I do admit he became who he was at the Delle Alpi. But by doing that then you cannot say players like Cannavaro and Buffon made themselves in Juve, even less so for Viera. Because Zidane spent just about as much time or maybe abit less creating successes for Real as Cannavaro and Buffon have done for Juve.