Jeff

Jeff · 31-10-2007, 17:03

Milan is not searching for a match-winning formula; nor an explanation for a 'crisis'. Ronaldo and Pato's absence may have hurt, but there is no reason, after watching the game against Sampdoria, that Milan is not capable of winning. Milan is capable of winning, and winning beautifully. But Milan is looking for something else, something called C.

C is the perfect answer for my roller-coaster hypothesis (win-lose-win-lose...). According to the roller-coaster hypothesis, Milan will lose next game. However, C will be the perfect panacea to the squad's motivation, and C will certainly smash the roller-coaster hypothesis.

Milan is on the journey to obtain the quest for C, the quest for Consistency.

31-10-2007, 17:03	#1
Jeff Moderator Join Date: 03 2002	Serie A Week 11: Milan vs. Torino: the quest for C Milan is not searching for a match-winning formula; nor an explanation for a 'crisis'. Ronaldo and Pato's absence may have hurt, but there is no reason, after watching the game against Sampdoria, that Milan is not capable of winning. Milan is capable of winning, and winning beautifully. But Milan is looking for something else, something called C. C is the perfect answer for my roller-coaster hypothesis (win-lose-win-lose...). According to the roller-coaster hypothesis, Milan will lose next game. However, C will be the perfect panacea to the squad's motivation, and C will certainly smash the roller-coaster hypothesis. Milan is on the journey to obtain the quest for C, the quest for Consistency. __________________ What source you can trust: Perfect: acmilan; MM OK: Channel4; calciomercato; tg.com; La Gazzetta Awful: Corriere; Tuttosport; tuttomercatoweb Worst: tribalfootball; goal.com Last edited by Jeff; 02-11-2007 at 00:55.