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Old 24-01-2005, 10:54   #61

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Guys, do any of you know of any Milan fans in here that live in Milan?
I am trying to get tickets for the match between Milan and Manchester United at Old Trafford but need to get the tickets from Milan.
You won't be able to get them. Try the agencies who are selling it for an astronomical figure of £170-£200!

You'll be able to get it from touts outside Old Trafford. The FA Cup final tickets sold for £100 on the black market. This one should be available for £50 at most. You'll have to try your luck in Manchester and won't be the only one. Getting a ticket in Milan's section will be hard to get. Keep that in mind.
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Old 24-01-2005, 10:54   #62

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Stop cribbing, the lot of you.
Its only January and Juve are just five points clear. They still have to play us at home. If we win that (which we definitely can), and Juve draw with another team, that is five points dropped right there.

Be patient. The season isn't over yet.
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Old 24-01-2005, 11:21   #63

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Haroon, that is for the game at San Siro. Not at Old Trafford. The tickets only go on sale in Italy for AWAY CL ties 7-10 days before the match. I just cant be bothered to go all the way to Milan myself and I feel bad asking my family in Bergamo as it is still quite a drive. I have been talking to Milan box office everyday this week and I even called Old Trafford who told me the same thing. It looks like I will have to go there to buy the tickets anyway. The flight to Milan is only £70 so I can do that. There will be tickets for sure as there always are in the AWAY games.

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Old 24-01-2005, 11:59   #64

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I'm confident because our phisical preparation is better than that of Juve i.e. I expect Juve to slow down in March because we have a larger and better squad, plus that Capello always plays the same 11 which can be an advantage for us in the long run.

Let's hope that we can be more lucky in our bad days. For example Juve deseved a loss against us and Cagliari but managed 2 points that stole vs Bologna to get 3 points. We have to finalise more our chances like the Kaka chance vs Livorno, the chances vs Juve, Roma etc.

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Old 24-01-2005, 12:28   #65

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This may have been because of the early hour (@6.00 AM) I was watching the match, but I just never felt Milan played all that well. They just seemed a tad bit slow to react, not into the game. The Livornese, on the other hand, were giving their all, and sometimes that will compensate for lesser talent. You've got to hand that to them. Sure the referree was dicey (note that the match was played in Livorno, so they would usually get the 50/50 calls anyway...he was giving them everything and more though), but in the end the game plan was flawed and the execution poor. When that happens, even a little provinical Toscano side can beat you. That happened. Kaka played poorly, was Rui Costa even there? Still, we could have conceivably won, had the ball bounced our way. These things happen. Nobody likes it when they do, but they do. It had better stop happening away from home, or we won't catch Juve though. They never ever let down in domestic competition (and the rare times they do, they seem to get a little push from the man in black), so they shopuld not be allowed to forge ahead so cheaply.
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Old 24-01-2005, 12:34   #66

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Old 24-01-2005, 12:48   #67

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Has anyone noticed that almost every time we close the gap between us and Juve, the week after we blow it? It has happened at least 3 times, we are not taking our chances quite well. It is true, it is only a game at Livorno, but what kept me thinking is that, we didn't manage to beat Livorno in both our ties :/. Another negative thing, is that I really can't see the Cafu-Nesta-Stam-Maldini defense line do what most people expected. They still haven't kept a clean sheet and they played 2 games (Udinese, Livorno). I didn't see in the highlights any positive notes from the defense.

We have quite a tight schedule coming up before the Man U game, I hope I see some squad rotation, and I hope we find our MAXIMUM form. "Spring" that every1 at Milan talked about since summer, is almost here. They kept saying we will find our form on spring. So far, i've seen an inconsistent Milan side. Hope the lads get their heads together and fix their prob.

Good news is that Pippo scored 2 in practice!
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Old 24-01-2005, 14:19   #68

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5 points is not much we have only played 20 games out of 38, if we win our head to head with them in May and they draw one game thats 5 points for you. they have palemero away soon without nedved, wouldnt rule out a palemero win.

P.S. Pirlo is back for the next game!
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Old 24-01-2005, 15:28   #69

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I'm glad that Pirlo is finally considered as 1 of the solid starting XI in your formation.
But you haven't still admitted for 2 years you have been accusing him.

Nevermind. Who cares. After all, people will ask me to shut up and be respectful to others.

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I don't think going back to 1 striker will do us any good. Probably in some good matches, but not THE solution. Remember the game when we were trailing 2 goals behind after 1st half against Inter last season? There were numerous examples when MIlan played with 1 striker and did poorly. It's as much as Milan playing poorly with 2 strikers. I just don't think the problem, if there is one, lays over there.
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Old 24-01-2005, 16:19   #70

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we cant blame the referee. we brought this upon ourselfs. we played bad and we cant deny that. i dont think ancelotti is to blame so much it was just a bad game we have to put behind us. lets hope we can play like we did last game.

this is a record to consider

last 3 away games- juve-milan 0-0 palermo- milan 0-0 livorno- milan 1-0

I think we gonna do well on our next home game but we gotta work on scoring away from home
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Old 24-01-2005, 16:26   #71

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Jeff, what's up with your anger and frustration man? It's good that you stick up for Pirlo 'cause of Bayman's constant bashing at him. Once a while, just let it go man... sometimes you need arguments to make your life more interesting -D

anyway... I haven't watched the game and what can I say? THe only thing as a milan supporter is to keep faith and NOT be patient... well i should say the team shouldn't be patient to wait for Juve's downfall. All the players should fire up all the cylinders and win it all the way until the end. Play like there is no tomorrow. I also think it's time to rest Crespo and Kaka for the next game.

About Cafu-Nesta-Stam-Maldini lineup... I don't know, I think they did a'ight. However, I do worry aobut they go head-to-head against young fast forwards, such as Martins. But hey, what do i know?

Peace yo...
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Old 24-01-2005, 16:47   #72

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I'm glad that Pirlo is finally considered as 1 of the solid starting XI in your formation.
But you haven't still admitted for 2 years you have been accusing him.

Nevermind. Who cares. After all, people will ask me to shut up and be respectful to others.

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I don't think going back to 1 striker will do us any good. Probably in some good matches, but not THE solution. Remember the game when we were trailing 2 goals behind after 1st half against Inter last season? There were numerous examples when MIlan played with 1 striker and did poorly. It's as much as Milan playing poorly with 2 strikers. I just don't think the problem, if there is one, lays over there.
1.Played as an attacking mid Pirlo is OK especially in Serie A, but against English/Spanish world clas midfields (barca, Depor) we need physical presence + class (which rules out Ambrosini, who imo is very average) in centre mid. And if he plays we need more pace and dynamics play from other players (one of Vicente, Aimar). If Pirlo becomes a constant goal threat (10+ goals all season excluding penalties) played further upfront it is ok. But we need more scoring midfielders.
2. One game doesn't change the fact that we played most of our best games (Bayern, Depor in 02/03) with a single true striker. Against roma 03/04 Sheva was our only real target man too.


Knowing Galliani's unwillingness to spend on dynamic creative offensive players, I'd be even happy if we pick up Figo on the cheap next summer. Solari is the better option, though.
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Old 24-01-2005, 17:48   #73

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What the he!! is up at this forum!!!!!

We lost 2 matches this year, are ONLY 5 points behind Juve and are yet to face them knowing we a FAR superior!

This on top of the fact the halfway point of a VERY LONG season has only just passed!!!!!!!!!!!!

YET, people are saying this league is already gone!

Haroon, you know I respect you as a poster! BUT, your talk about away form is quite ridiculous! This season, our away form is equalling our home. Were not scoring as much, but we get the job done with solidarity. As for the past three matches, LOOK at who we faced! Juve, Palermo and Livorno. Juve are the most solid team in Serie A with Palermo 3rd (or at least they were when we faced them). Livorno on the other hand are on an incredible resurgence under Donadoni!!! You mention Barca match too, a match that we didn't have to win, but they did! At the time we were far from our best whilst they were at their peak! IS ANYONE HERE GOING TO DOUBT WE HAVE IMPROVED SINCE THEN!!!???

More generally, during this period we've also faced Palermo again (COPPA), LECCE and UDINESE!!! These are three of the most impressive sides in Serie A this year and we beat each of them convincingly!!!

All the talk about inconsistency is insane too! We've just gone through probably the hardest 2 months of our season so far and were still close to Juve, who are doing no better than us bar the fact they have an easier schedule!!!

The Livorno match was bad!!! BUT, we know we are capable of more. The players know this, Ancelotti knows this and the whole of MILAN knows this! The season is far from over and will only hot up once CL starts up again, thats when the best will show their WORTH!!! Ancelotti did make mistakes against Livorno and imo gave them more respect than he should have. We should have been far more aggressively set up, but we weren't and deserved to lose! However, this match won't end our season

Bayman, stop with the cr@p already! We don't need any new players, we have the best squad in Europe if not the world. Pirlo showed his importance as did others. You talk about Pirlo being physically ok for Serie A but not La Liga or Premiership!!?? Serie A is one of the most physical games around, how on earth did you come up with that statement!!!??????????

Tactically, we can't always rely on 4-3-2-1. We need to adjust our system and play accordingly rather than try and ALWAYS impose ourselves! Everytime we lose, we try to play our game against sides who are completely prepared for it and we never change our style and try to force things! I'm hoping Ancelotti understands that as well as imposing ourselves in matches, we sometimes need to adapt our system to counter the opponents!

THIS SEASON IS FAR FROM OVER!! JUVE HAVE NOTHING AT THIS POINT!!!

I'M SICK OF JUVE FANS ACTING SMUG, AT THE END WE'LL SHOW OUR SUPERIORITY!!!!!!!

WE ARE FROM FROM OVER!!

BRING IT ON!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

FORZA MILAN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Old 24-01-2005, 18:07   #74

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Thanks ACMILAN 1983, I don't want to get into this argument with Bayman anymore because it's just so pointless.

He is just SO quick in jumping to buying a new player that whenever our team lost, he comes. It's just plain weird. I wonder where he is when the team won.

And the team won most of the time. We have a fantastic year be4 when we have 1 striker, but he doesnt want to see that our team, so far, has won MOST OF THE TIME.
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Old 24-01-2005, 18:25   #75

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Well I say the same things even if we win...actually all the time.
Thing is I somehow smell big trouble against Manchester United. If we beat them convincingly over 2 legs everything is fine, but I somehow doubt that.
All the game until then to me are mostly preparation and we shouldn't get more than 5 behind Juve. More important is to convince...and I'm not talking about crushing offensive playing mediocrity (Fiorentina) 6-0, but cracking down tight defenses regularly.
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