Striker worthy the place of Andriy Shevchenko

sports.it say we are favs for ibra, but inter are hot on the trail after failing to land Toni.. then it said something like if inter beat milan to ibra, we wil turn to Torres and Suazo.....

I also read it on Channel4. It's great news that we're heavily being linked to an attacker as we already lost out on Crespo. After reading the article, I also think Buffon is coming. It's being reported that Milan will purchase Amelia and immediately trade him to Juve in order for us to obtain Gigi. Seems like a good deal to me as I also read that Dida is considering a move back to Corinthians.

Originally Posted by Billy1969

It should read a management that was found guilty of corruption by an Inter Milan controlled tribunal without valid proof of said corruption and it wasn't Sheva's desire but his blonde bimbo's desire that didn't want to stay in a "province city" (her direct quote) but move to a "world capital" like London instead. Sheva being a spineless clown didn't help of course.

Fact: We were found guilty of corruption
Fact: Sheva bolted Milan for Chelsea

And Graeme C, I think many will now cross their fingers for Ibra joining Inter

lol it all depends, like jim_uk said i wouldnt mind if Ibra came, scored 20 goals and had great karma.. im not sure he would... he hasnt got the best attitude either...

ibra may be good on the ball, but we need to buy a goal scorer..

one point is that milan have signed main strikers that score lots of goals... Gilardino was the "second highest scorer for 2 years before comming to milan" and Sheva and inzaghi were scoring loads before comming to us....

last season ibra got 8 goals "not sure how many from open play" which isnt that impressive, Inzaghi was injured for alot of last season and got 12.. my main concern is that we may be cutting ourselves short if ibra cant score frequently... whereas Torres/ tevez and suazo would be better options.

Originally Posted by Graeme C

lol it all depends, like jim_uk said i wouldnt mind if Ibra came, scored 20 goals and had great karma.. im not sure he would... he hasnt got the best attitude either...

ibra may be good on the ball, but we need to buy a goal scorer..

one point is that milan have signed main strikers that score lots of goals... Gilardino was the "second highest scorer for 2 years before comming to milan" and Sheva and inzaghi were scoring loads before comming to us....

last season ibra got 8 goals "not sure how many from open play" which isnt that impressive, Inzaghi was injured for alot of last season and got 12.. my main concern is that we may be cutting ourselves short if ibra cant score frequently... whereas Torres/ tevez and suazo would be better options.

how do u know tevez could score regulary?

how do u know torres could score regulary?

Originally Posted by SupremeMilan®

how do u know tevez could score regulary?

how do u know torres could score regulary?

well, we don't know that but one thing we know, Ibra can't score regularly. So would you rather take chance on a known talent that have a good chance of doing so or on somebody whom you know can't do it and hope he can do it in future. i know i would choose the former.

Another important thing is how he will co-operate with other players, for example if he has good co-operation with Gilardino may help him score or the midfielders. What do you think about it?

I also believe that Zlatan had a very bad season at Juve, he cant play worser. Remember him in Ajax where he was excellent. In conclusion Sheva is a player who is very difficult to be replaced, it wasnt only scoring but also his "leader" spirit in the pitch.

What about Jan Huntelaar? Has someone heard of him?

Originally Posted by cuoremilan

What about Jan Huntelaar? Has someone heard of him?

of course we have. i like him a lot although I see him as more of a targetman - like Gila, Pippo - rathetr than a striker who could fall back and build an attack, which is what I think Milan is looking for right now. Still, IMO Huntelaar is a player who we should definitely keep an eye on as he is showing some amazing talent and seems to be a great all-around striker.

tru say i dont really know who i want now

tevez
torres or
ibra

Originally Posted by GilAttack [11]

Fact: We were found guilty of corruption
Fact: Sheva bolted Milan for Chelsea

And Graeme C, I think many will now cross their fingers for Ibra joining Inter

Fact: Milan management has never admitted being guilty; claiming that telephone interception evidence is extremely weak.

Fact: Sheva left for family reason but oh well lol

Originally Posted by GilAttack [11]

After some years of complete failure for a team like Milan, I dont know if I trust a management that was found guilty of corruption plus sold one of the best if not the best striker in the world (I know about Sheva's desire, but still).
Prove me wrong.

I think we share a very different concept about winning, and your last three words simply show that you still haven't gotten my idea yet. Pity. I have to head off to the airport in 5 hours so I won't be making a lengthy discussion here; nor do I see it necessary.

To seal our argument: Perhaps we see things vastly different. "years of complete failure for a team like Milan". I don't know where this complete failure comes from, to be honest. If you really want to count, we should have been given the Scudetto 2 yrs ago; (and the assumption here is that MIlan is quilty of cheating, which I strongly object). So, yoru argument doesn't stand because either MIlan should have won at least 1 scudetto (which assumes then it was not a total failure + MIlan is quilty) or Milan was not quilty at all (which means we have no scudetto under our belt + Juve is also not quilty otherwise we have 2 scudettos), something you have stated as I have quoted here.

There is no 'but still' about Sheva; he wants to leave, he saddens all Milan fans, and he should leave. There is no point for him to stay if he wants to study the Almighty English.

"I don't know if I trust the management". You (plural) dno't trust them because you (plural) magnify negative events and diminish positive events, as most human beings do. That's why there are always winners and losers in the stock market. I myself see a lot of both positive and negative events; and if you manage to judge them wisely, you'll come to a very different conclusion.

Originally Posted by Jeff

I think we share a very different concept about winning, and your last three words simply show that you still haven't gotten my idea yet. Pity. I have to head off to the airport in 5 hours so I won't be making a lengthy discussion here; nor do I see it necessary.

To seal our argument: Perhaps we see things vastly different. "years of complete failure for a team like Milan". I don't know where this complete failure comes from, to be honest. If you really want to count, we should have been given the Scudetto 2 yrs ago; (and the assumption here is that MIlan is quilty of cheating, which I strongly object). So, yoru argument doesn't stand because either MIlan should have won at least 1 scudetto (which assumes then it was not a total failure + MIlan is quilty) or Milan was not quilty at all (which means we have no scudetto under our belt + Juve is also not quilty otherwise we have 2 scudettos), something you have stated as I have quoted here.

There is no 'but still' about Sheva; he wants to leave, he saddens all Milan fans, and he should leave. There is no point for him to stay if he wants to study the Almighty English.

"I don't know if I trust the management". You (plural) dno't trust them because you (plural) magnify negative events and diminish positive events, as most human beings do. That's why there are always winners and losers in the stock market. I myself see a lot of both positive and negative events; and if you manage to judge them wisely, you'll come to a very different conclusion.

Two things (plus one):
The "prove me wrong" was directed to Milan's management, not you.
IMO Milan last two seasons were failures but if you think otherwise not only I respect you but Im glad there are people THAT positive.
And finally, if Milan were "clean", we wouldnt have a match tomorrow night. Or we wouldnt start -8. Or we wouldnt have some guys suspended for almost one year. And no, the world isnt against Milan.

[quote=Jeff
Fact: Sheva left for family reason but oh well lol [/QUOTE]

I just read that Sheva found himself difficult to adapt in London, the climate, culture and also the languange.
I thought that he is already took a "Master Degree" in the English Language Department in Oxford University..

Originally Posted by GilAttack [11]

Two things (plus one):
The "prove me wrong" was directed to Milan's management, not you.
IMO Milan last two seasons were failures but if you think otherwise not only I respect you but Im glad there are people THAT positive.
And finally, if Milan were "clean", we wouldnt have a match tomorrow night. Or we wouldnt start -8. Or we wouldnt have some guys suspended for almost one year. And no, the world isnt against Milan.

it seem to be you were born yesterday. Do you know that there are a lot of people in the world who spend decades in jail and later found to be innocent....It just prove to show that whatever judgement that is passed doesn't reflect the truth, and when you aren't even given the chance to defend and the evidence is ambiguous, it just make it hard to swallow.