Transfers After CL Returning

Originally Posted by hitmannq8

If the Oliveira transfer REALLY satisfies you and you really think he can fill in Sheva's shoes - I really have nothing else to say to you. That simply just shows how hard-headed you are and how much of an optimistic person you are. Even if Maldini,Costacurta retire next year, your the type of person to say "oh, why need them? or why even bother getting new players? we have Nesta and Kaladze and simic to back them up, thats more than enough".

Really buddy, your optimism is nice to have around, but enough of it already. Changes are needed and if its not clear to you then you really are a very hard-headed person.

Now Ambrosini is injured and its rumoured that its quite serious. I really am anxious to read the next statement by Galliani/Braida/Carlo on who will be Pirlo's sub during this time. My bet is that they wont even talk about it. If they did, they'll say its Gourcuff (who actually is Kaka's sub, not Pirlos).

Yes, the Oliveira transfer does really satisfy me. That's a different matter entirely than believing that he or anyone else could simply step in for Sheva and be that good. Exactly who were you expecting Milan to buy that would have satisfied you if, indeed, you would only be satisfied with someone who was as good as Sheva? Under the difficult circumstances of the summer transfer season, I think Milan did an outstanding job to find and acquire a player such as Oliveira.

There is another transfer window in January. The club can work on reinforcing the squad then and won't have to rush into a panic buy. And since you seem to think Milan's current squad is so terrible, let me ask you: which two clubs from among Lille, Anderlecht and AEK Athens are going to finish ahead of Milan and keep them out of the knockout phase (which begins in February)? And do you really think Milan is so bad that it will fall so far behind clubs such as Inter and Roma by that time that they will have no chance to qualify for next year's Champions League?

You certainly seem to have a low opinion of the club and little confidence in the players or the coaches.