ramo23

ramo23 · 31-07-2006, 05:28

diarra would be an excellent signing. He is pretty young, tough, and it seems all the bigs of europe have been after him. A better version of Chelsea's Mikael Essien. I am sure if he does sign, Ancelotti will find a way to utilize his talents.
On another note, I know this is a diarra forum, but this morning on calciomercato, the main header stated that milan is willing to make a 100 million euro offer to Barca for Ronaldinho. They are relaying the news from corriere dello sport, which states that milan wants dinho and will make a 100 mill offer and kaka actually may be included in the deal. I like kaka, but though he has pledged his future to milan, why haven't the rumors to him going to madrid died down??? If Kaka does leave, there is nobody better to replace him than Ronaldinho, the true phenomenon!!! I know it is improbable, but one can dream.

31-07-2006, 05:28	#37
ramo23 Registered User Join Date: 06 2006	diarra would be an excellent signing. He is pretty young, tough, and it seems all the bigs of europe have been after him. A better version of Chelsea's Mikael Essien. I am sure if he does sign, Ancelotti will find a way to utilize his talents. On another note, I know this is a diarra forum, but this morning on calciomercato, the main header stated that milan is willing to make a 100 million euro offer to Barca for Ronaldinho. They are relaying the news from corriere dello sport, which states that milan wants dinho and will make a 100 mill offer and kaka actually may be included in the deal. I like kaka, but though he has pledged his future to milan, why haven't the rumors to him going to madrid died down??? If Kaka does leave, there is nobody better to replace him than Ronaldinho, the true phenomenon!!! I know it is improbable, but one can dream.