zafrul

zafrul · 25-06-2008, 11:56

Can anyone share some info on this...

Since we can only sign 1 non-EU from outside Italy.. it means we can't possibly sign Adebayor, Ronaldinho and Arshavin in this season... correct?

Does anyone of this trio have some great great grandpa from europe and they have EU passport?

Giancarlo · 25-06-2008, 12:00

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Originally Posted by Siregar

I am sorry, I do think Favalli was much better compare to Ferrari right now (especially regarding errors they made). What FAvalli's problem is his fitness as he is already so old

but for substitute number 3 its still ok.
When Favalli came to Milan (already 30+ yo), he showed he was decent player and played pretty well as fullback.

Ferrari made too many erors. If someone calls his name, what comes to my mind is 'blunder'.

Yes, he was pretty solid defender years ago but its years ago. Then he made errors and blunders and becoming weak defender.

Say no to Ferrari.

Ferrari is 29 years old... how is already so old? He'll be good reinforcement... I think he had his heart elsewhere. I think he still has it in him and I stand by the fact that he's solid and we should sign him.

Giancarlo · 25-06-2008, 12:02

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Originally Posted by zafrul

Can anyone share some info on this...

Since we can only sign 1 non-EU from outside Italy.. it means we can't possibly sign Adebayor, Ronaldinho and Arshavin in this season... correct?

Does anyone of this trio have some great great grandpa from europe and they have EU passport?

This is why I favor signing Eto'o over Adebayor... Eto'o has EU status which was very smart on his part to get... then with him, we could sign Ronaldinho or Arshavin.

Adebayor, Ronaldinho and Arshavin are Non-Eu players.

Siregar · 25-06-2008, 12:04

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Originally Posted by Giancarlo

Ferrari is 29 years old... how is already so old? He'll be good reinforcement... I think he had his heart elsewhere. I think he still has it in him and I stand by the fact that he's solid and we should sign him.

No, I didnt say Ferrari is so old.

I prefer to use Darmian as depth squad (substitute number 3 or 4 after Maldini, Bonera, ?Simic?).

Hasan Rossonero · 25-06-2008, 12:04

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Originally Posted by Giancarlo

This is why I favor signing Eto'o over Adebayor... Eto'o has EU status which was very smart on his part to get... then with him, we could sign Ronaldinho or Arshavin.

Adebayor, Ronaldinho and Arshavin are Non-Eu players.

I think Dinho has his Spanish citizenship.

jtelly · 25-06-2008, 12:05

Dingo is EU...

Giancarlo · 25-06-2008, 12:05

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Originally Posted by Siregar

No, I didnt say Ferrari is so old.

I prefer to use Darmian as depth squad (substitute number 3 or 4 after Maldini, Bonera, ?Simic?).

Darmian is not experienced enough, and I'd favor getting Ferrari and sending Darmian on loan to another team. Not that I have anything against him. I think he needs to gain further experience to play for Milan...

Siregar · 25-06-2008, 12:06

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Originally Posted by Giancarlo

This is why I favor signing Eto'o over Adebayor... Eto'o has EU status which was very smart on his part to get... then with him, we could sign Ronaldinho or Arshavin.

Adebayor, Ronaldinho and Arshavin are Non-Eu players.

Ronaldinho has already EU-Pass as far as I know. So, we can sign Ade and Ronaldinho.

Giancarlo · 25-06-2008, 12:06

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Originally Posted by Hasan Rossonero

I think Dinho has his Spanish citizenship.

You're right about that... then I guess we could sign him and Adebayor...

jtelly · 25-06-2008, 12:08

To Milano84, Tony29:
The discussion about milan's (and italy's) ability to make transfers and get back on parity with other nations is a great topic-can we move it somewhere else, because i think it is tied in to much greater issues like stadium ownership, media rights, worldwide exposure, scandals, etc...
i'd like to have a full-blown discussion on these topics, but maybe we can open another thread somewhere? I just feel like we'll not be focusing on mercato. Giovanni actually started a great topic in the Discussion section about "Milan marketing" i believe, it touches on alot of these serious issues.

zafrul · 25-06-2008, 12:12

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Originally Posted by jtelly

To Milano84, Tony29:
The discussion about milan's (and italy's) ability to make transfers and get back on parity with other nations is a great topic-can we move it somewhere else, because i think it is tied in to much greater issues like stadium ownership, media rights, worldwide exposure, scandals, etc...
i'd like to have a full-blown discussion on these topics, but maybe we can open another thread somewhere? I just feel like we'll not be focusing on mercato. Giovanni actually started a great topic in the Discussion section about "Milan marketing" i believe, it touches on alot of these serious issues.

But i believe everyone is mainly on this thread!!!

Siregar · 25-06-2008, 12:15

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Originally Posted by zafrul

But i believe everyone is mainly on this thread!!!

Very true. There are already more than 6 thousand posts in this thread. At the end of summer mercato, this thread will beat 'Milanezi sa Balkana' thread.

Milano84 · 25-06-2008, 12:15

To Giancarlo:

AC Milan in Udinese talks for Zapata
tribalfootball.com - June 03, 2008

AC Milan are chasing Udinese defender Cristian Zapata.

The Colombia international has been a long-term target for Juventus, however it's emerged that Milan have opened negotiations with Udinese and are seeking a quickfire deal for Zapata.
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we were linked w/ zapata, as ancelotti said he would like him as well recently (remember, he wants zapata and boruc, galliana says he gets abbiati and ferrari). Eitherway udinese seems to not want to sell him. I think they r going to give a big run at it this season, then dismantle quagliarella, di natale, zapata etc etc next season. But who knows... it seems as if roma r close on di natale. IF one goes i imagine they mightstart selling.... Udinese is not a big club

Giancarlo · 25-06-2008, 12:18

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Originally Posted by Milano84

To Giancarlo:

AC Milan in Udinese talks for Zapata
tribalfootball.com - June 03, 2008

AC Milan are chasing Udinese defender Cristian Zapata.

The Colombia international has been a long-term target for Juventus, however it's emerged that Milan have opened negotiations with Udinese and are seeking a quickfire deal for Zapata.
------

we were linked w/ zapata, as ancelotti said he would like him as well recently (remember, he wants zapata and boruc, galliana says he gets abbiati and ferrari). Eitherway udinese seems to not want to sell him. I think they r going to give a big run at it this season, then dismantle quagliarella, di natale, zapata etc etc next season. But who knows... it seems as if roma r close on di natale. IF one goes i imagine they mightstart selling.... Udinese is not a big club

Tribalfootball? That site... is a joke. While I want that to be true, I really need other sources to back it up. I'd like Zapata... but I don't think Udinese is going to sell him.

And I certainly don't think Udinese is going to sell Quagliarella or Di Natale any time soon.

Milano84 · 25-06-2008, 12:20

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Originally Posted by Giancarlo

Tribalfootball? That site... is a joke. While I want that to be true, I really need other sources to back it up. I'd like Zapata... but I don't think Udinese is going to sell him.

And I certainly don't think Udinese is going to sell Quagliarella or Di Natale any time soon.

i only used tribal because its only site u can search a name and get articles... it was on channel4, goal.com, tuttomercato, etc.

25-06-2008, 12:15	#6658
Milano84 Registered User Join Date: 06 2008 Location: California Fave Players: Seedorf	To Giancarlo: AC Milan in Udinese talks for Zapata tribalfootball.com - June 03, 2008 AC Milan are chasing Udinese defender Cristian Zapata. The Colombia international has been a long-term target for Juventus, however it's emerged that Milan have opened negotiations with Udinese and are seeking a quickfire deal for Zapata. ------ we were linked w/ zapata, as ancelotti said he would like him as well recently (remember, he wants zapata and boruc, galliana says he gets abbiati and ferrari). Eitherway udinese seems to not want to sell him. I think they r going to give a big run at it this season, then dismantle quagliarella, di natale, zapata etc etc next season. But who knows... it seems as if roma r close on di natale. IF one goes i imagine they mightstart selling.... Udinese is not a big club __________________

25-06-2008, 11:56	#6646
zafrul Registered User Join Date: 01 2000 Location: Kuala Lumpur	Can anyone share some info on this... Since we can only sign 1 non-EU from outside Italy.. it means we can't possibly sign Adebayor, Ronaldinho and Arshavin in this season... correct? Does anyone of this trio have some great great grandpa from europe and they have EU passport?

25-06-2008, 12:05	#6651
jtelly Registered User Join Date: 03 2007 Location: Chicago, USA Fave Players: Maldini	Dingo is EU...

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jtelly Registered User Join Date: 03 2007 Location: Chicago, USA Fave Players: Maldini	To Milano84, Tony29: The discussion about milan's (and italy's) ability to make transfers and get back on parity with other nations is a great topic-can we move it somewhere else, because i think it is tied in to much greater issues like stadium ownership, media rights, worldwide exposure, scandals, etc... i'd like to have a full-blown discussion on these topics, but maybe we can open another thread somewhere? I just feel like we'll not be focusing on mercato. Giovanni actually started a great topic in the Discussion section about "Milan marketing" i believe, it touches on alot of these serious issues.