slifersd

slifersd · 17-10-2006, 20:15

By giving up, I mean it in terms of giving up the season and our strikers experiments. We are 10 points below Inter and without being able to score a goal or consistency on defense, there is no hope of beating the clearly more talented Inter. We would be lucky if we can finish ahead Rome or qualify for the Champions League qualifiers next season. What caused this outcome? Well, our strikers stink, defenders are too old, midfielders too inconsistent and our board of directors had their heads stuck up their butts during the summer. Now let's talk about our strikers. Starting with Oliveira, aka our biggest acquisition of the summer. This guy absoutely stinks! I have been saying ever since we signed him. He had one good season and that was it. He couldn't even play when he was in Valencia, nevertheless the clearly more difficult Milan. We signed him for the off chance of landing Ronaldinho someday, who may or may not even fit in with our squad. Keep your eyes on this situation, folks, cause it will get very interesting. I anticipate Ronaldinho almost signing with us only to bail at the last second for the bigger contract offer made by Chelsea. And then Berlusconi and his moronic people will sign us a guy like Sneijder and say we are a team building for the future. Secondly, we have Gilardino. I do not know what happened to this guy, he seem to be completely destroyed by his world cup performances. I know he is still young and needs cares, but if he continues to play this way, drop his butt immediately. We need to light a fire under his butt to motivate him. Inzaghi had a good opening, but faded after that. It serves us right for the way we expected him to perform like he did ten years ago. Anyway, I am just posting this so everyone can get a good read on what the team is like at this point and stop having any kind of high expectations on this team, at least not this season. The management need to learn a lesson from their cheap spending on the summer market. Maybe our performances would teach them a lesson about selling three world class players for second rate players.

17-10-2006, 20:15	#1
slifersd Registered User Join Date: 06 2006	Is it about time to give up? By giving up, I mean it in terms of giving up the season and our strikers experiments. We are 10 points below Inter and without being able to score a goal or consistency on defense, there is no hope of beating the clearly more talented Inter. We would be lucky if we can finish ahead Rome or qualify for the Champions League qualifiers next season. What caused this outcome? Well, our strikers stink, defenders are too old, midfielders too inconsistent and our board of directors had their heads stuck up their butts during the summer. Now let's talk about our strikers. Starting with Oliveira, aka our biggest acquisition of the summer. This guy absoutely stinks! I have been saying ever since we signed him. He had one good season and that was it. He couldn't even play when he was in Valencia, nevertheless the clearly more difficult Milan. We signed him for the off chance of landing Ronaldinho someday, who may or may not even fit in with our squad. Keep your eyes on this situation, folks, cause it will get very interesting. I anticipate Ronaldinho almost signing with us only to bail at the last second for the bigger contract offer made by Chelsea. And then Berlusconi and his moronic people will sign us a guy like Sneijder and say we are a team building for the future. Secondly, we have Gilardino. I do not know what happened to this guy, he seem to be completely destroyed by his world cup performances. I know he is still young and needs cares, but if he continues to play this way, drop his butt immediately. We need to light a fire under his butt to motivate him. Inzaghi had a good opening, but faded after that. It serves us right for the way we expected him to perform like he did ten years ago. Anyway, I am just posting this so everyone can get a good read on what the team is like at this point and stop having any kind of high expectations on this team, at least not this season. The management need to learn a lesson from their cheap spending on the summer market. Maybe our performances would teach them a lesson about selling three world class players for second rate players.