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Old 04-12-2004, 14:29   #1

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Parma - AC Milan (post-game comments)

we did it!!

2-1 (Kaka, Pirlo, Gila)

what a match! totally deserved victory!


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Old 04-12-2004, 14:30   #2

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Whew!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Old 04-12-2004, 14:31   #3

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Whew!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
exactly how i am feeling. great three points
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Old 04-12-2004, 14:32   #4

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it's over!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
we have won!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Old 04-12-2004, 14:32   #5

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Can't you do anything with those F*CK or S*IT comments? THEY are getting VERY annoying and adds to a lot of people's frustration when reading.

I mean, I'm being selfish here, but the comments are REALLY inconsiderate. It's not just one or twice, but it has been keep coming by some people. Can't do anything with that?
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Old 04-12-2004, 14:32   #6

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Extraordinary turn-around by Milan. These are the kind of games that makes Champions
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Old 04-12-2004, 14:32   #7

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Geez, you're quick with the threads, Goirre!

First win for Milan at Parma in three years or something like it! Pressure on Juve.


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f*ck those suckers from parma through arse........
I really don't think a football forum is the place for your sexual fantasies, although there's nothing wrong with being gay, of course. I'm sure there are specialized sites out there for you.
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Old 04-12-2004, 14:33   #8

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great game. we made hard work of it but the 3 points are the most important thing
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Old 04-12-2004, 14:33   #9

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3 points! That's the most important!

Before this match, we've only won once in 9 visits to the Tardini, and that was on 25 Nov 2001 courtesy of a headed goal from Pippo.

The gap now 1 point (at least for the next 24 hours).

Now it's up to Lazio to upset the old b!tch!
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Old 04-12-2004, 14:34   #10

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Geez, you're quick with the threads, Goirre!

First win for Milan at Parma in three years or something like it! Pressure on Juve.




I really don't think a football forum is the place for your sexual fantasies, although there's nothing wrong with being gay, of course. I'm sure there are specialized sites out there for you.
I have been purposely implicit in my last post about who makes it. Well....
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Old 04-12-2004, 14:34   #11

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We desperately need more Serginhos (good corner taker), more Dhorasoos and more Kaka's in our team --> Dynamic players.
Solari plz in January , if possible or try for Vicente.
Dhorasoo and Sergio (finally a good corner taker) chenged the game. Finally some goal threat....
But still we suffer from counter attacks, need more physical presence in central midfield too, especially if the opponent is some better team.
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Old 04-12-2004, 14:36   #12

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one moment I thought that it's all over... but....
the same thing happened last year in game against Sparta when we were loosing 1:2 and the time was gouing wery fast.... but we made it....
we made it again.......

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Old 04-12-2004, 14:37   #13

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What did you think of Pirlo's goal, Bayman?
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here is match report from www.channel4.com
pleasant reading

Serie A Week 14 - 4/12/04 (18.00)
Parma 1 - 2 Milan
Gilardino 68 (P), Kaka 82 (M), Pirlo 89 (M)
Stadio Tardini

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Andrea Pirlo completed a spectacular comeback as Milan scored twice in the last eight minutes to conquer the Stadio Tardini.

Andriy Shevchenko returned to partner on-form ex-Parma hero Hernan Crespo. The Argentine is still the Gialloblu's all-time top scorer in Serie A.

The Stadio Tardini outfit was forced to do without a host of stars including Marco Marchionni, Domenico Morfeo and the suspended Cesare Bovo.

There was a great chance for the visitors after just 90 seconds, as Shevchenko and Crespo combined to set Kaka running into the box, but the Daniele Bonera cut him off.

Kaka had another opportunity set up by the Ukrainian soon after and Sebastien Frey needed a spectacular scissor-kick clearance on Fabio Simplicio's over-enthusiastic back-pass.

Shevchenko has never scored at the Tardini, but he really couldn't have gone any closer than after 12 minutes. His first touch to bring down Clarence Seedorf's cross-field pass was exquisite and a fierce left-foot half-volley thumped the upright.

The Rossoneri were dominating and Seedorf did hit the back of the net, but play had already been stopped for a debatable Crespo push on Bonera.

Seedorf went close soon after when he rushed through the centre, but Frey excelled himself with a fantastic one-handed save and then Kaka blasted his follow-up wide.

Parma's first shot on goal came after 35 minutes when Andrea Pisanu drilled inches wide from around 25 metres.

The second half started on a similar vein, with Frey getting down well to block Gennaro Gattuso's strike, but for the most part Parma battened down the hatches and held on under waves of pressure.

There was more bad news for the Gialloblu when Damiano Ferronetti and Alessandro Rosina limped off in favour of Alessandro Potenza and Ruopolo. Milan also made a change, resting Crespo after he was the only fit striker available for the last three games.

However, despite the pressure, it was Parma who took the lead with their first shot on the frame of goal. Mark Bresciano's free kick from the right reached Milan transfer target Alberto Gilardino and his glancing header left Dida standing. That was the first goal Milan had conceded on their travels since September's trip to Lazio.

Kaka blasted well wide and Carlo Ancelotti threw on Serginho and Vikash Dhorasoo in a bid to turn the game around in these final 20 minutes.

The Rossoneri were pouring forward and that left room for the counter-attack, though Ruopolo got past Paolo Maldini only to waste the final pass towards Bresciano.

Andrea Pirlo curled a free kick just over the crossbar and Kaka drilled a rising strike wide. It was turning into a siege and with eight minutes left on the clock the equaliser arrived from a set-piece. A Dhorasoo corner kick was touched on by Tomasson and Kaka toe-poked in at the back post.

Frey rushed off his line to clear off Tomasson's head, but at the same time clattered into the Dane's back for a painful knock. Kaka wasted a counter-attack by not releasing the ball for Serginho in time, yet Parma could have grabbed a late winner when Bresciano's shot was deflected off Maldini and Dida readjusted his position to palm it out of the bottom corner.

From the resulting set-piece Fabio Simplicio's powerful strike came off Alessandro Nesta and almost took Dida by surprise again.

Parma gave away the ball in midfield and Paolo Cannavaro needed a brave header to clear from Tomasson. From the corner kick Tomasson's header was well parried by Frey, but the ball stayed in the area and Andrea Pirlo slammed in a fierce drive to give Milan the lead in the final minute.

It was a familiar scenario for Silvio Baldini's men, who lost 1-0 to Sampdoria last week deep into stoppages.

It still wasn't over, as Bresciano slipped in the area for Parma, then at the other end Tomasson slammed his effort on to the woodwork with Frey beaten. There were five minutes of injury time and Gilardino turned Nesta only to fire off target as Milan held their collective breath during this late scare.


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Parma: Frey; Ferronetti (Potenza 61), Bonera, Cannavaro, Contini; Pisanu (Cardone 82), Simplicio, Budel, Rosina (Ruopolo 66); Bresciano, Gilardino

Milan: Dida; Cafu, Nesta, Maldini, Pancaro; Gattuso (Dhorasoo 69), Pirlo, Seedorf (Serginho 71), Kaką; Shevchenko, Crespo (Tomasson 66)

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Old 04-12-2004, 14:39   #15

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We WONNN!

I can't believed it! We were nowhere until 80 min but we showed our character, of course our champions character!

Let's now hope Lazio will perform a miricle!

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