Christian

Christian · 22-04-2010, 10:58

It's obvious that Sneijder or Robben would've been better than Huntelaar. Sneijder would've prefered Milan over Inter, I have no doubt about that. Remember that he was reluctant to move to Inter in the beginning. I also remember an interview after he had signed for Inter where he had been 'waiting to see his options, but that was in the past now' or somethign like that.

But don't forget the situation last summer. EVERYBODY was pressuring for a great CF, Berlusconi was and most of all the fans were. Since Sheva left everybody has been obsessed with getting a 20+ goals per season striker, which has ment that we have neglected other parts of the team, and this last summer is the perfect example of it. The tragedy of it all is that we already have our 20+ goals per season striker in Pato, who basicly just needs to stay fit in order to do so. Borri has 14 goals, which really isn't that bad either.

It's the same old story this year. We may buy Dzeko, but it still doesn't solve our biggest problems. And worst of all we risk adding another name to the list of strikers who have tried to step in Sheva's shoes and failed.

22-04-2010, 10:58	#11
Christian Registered User Join Date: 02 2009 Location: Denmark Fave Players: Pirlo, Gattuso, Pato, Nesta, Pippo, Maldini, etc.	It's obvious that Sneijder or Robben would've been better than Huntelaar. Sneijder would've prefered Milan over Inter, I have no doubt about that. Remember that he was reluctant to move to Inter in the beginning. I also remember an interview after he had signed for Inter where he had been 'waiting to see his options, but that was in the past now' or somethign like that. But don't forget the situation last summer. EVERYBODY was pressuring for a great CF, Berlusconi was and most of all the fans were. Since Sheva left everybody has been obsessed with getting a 20+ goals per season striker, which has ment that we have neglected other parts of the team, and this last summer is the perfect example of it. The tragedy of it all is that we already have our 20+ goals per season striker in Pato, who basicly just needs to stay fit in order to do so. Borri has 14 goals, which really isn't that bad either. It's the same old story this year. We may buy Dzeko, but it still doesn't solve our biggest problems. And worst of all we risk adding another name to the list of strikers who have tried to step in Sheva's shoes and failed.