Winter Mercato

I think it hurts us even more when we try to stay put with every detail of this saga....

The truth is that Man City has offered 120+ mil to Milan....they have accepted, and Kaka has the final word...so best we can do is to pray that his as smart and humble as we know he is.......this is the truth, nothing else.

Everything else u read on the net and the newspaper...is bull shi*.......this is the story of the decade,it will ultimately change the history of football,so its normal every media out there wants a piece of it.



I went out and a friend called me and said it was over...that kaka has signed, man that hurt much more that I could`ve imagine...but secretly I didnt want to believe him,and when I came back (much earlier and sober than usual friday nights) while I was opening MM, I was barely breathing.

The situation gotten worse as Milan's relationship with Kaka is not as it used to be. we are now facing, we lost to Kaka now to Man Sh1tty for 100 mil pound, or to Madrid in June for, if we are lucky half that amount. Kaka really doesnt want to leave Milan, but he never understand why the management even consider the bid in the first place......

Kaka....we will always love you

here's the article, it's all make sense now. F U Berlusconi and Galliani

Come cambia il rapporto tra Milan e Kakà
17.01.2009 00.57 di Redazione TMW. articolo letto 2102 volte
Fonte: Telelombardia - www.qsvs,it

Il dato è tratto. Kakà è sul mercato, senza se e senza ma. Certo 100 o 120 milioni sono tanti, tantissimi ma un tempo non cosi lontano, per certi giocatori, per certe bandiere, il Milan si sarebbe comportato diversamente. Non cediamo i nostri campioni per motivi economici, siamo una grande famiglia. E' stato questo il vanto della società di via Turati e del presidente Berlusconi per tutti questi anni. Nella cena di ieri sera con i suoi compagni il brasiliano amareggiato ha commentato la scelta della società: Non sono più incedibile. Oltre allo sconforto Ricky sta provando anche molta rabbia, perché al City proprio non ci vuole andare, a questo punto il rapporto con il Milan è compromesso e difficilmente tornerà quello di un tempo. La società ha fatto i conti senza l'oste e il numero 22 non se l'aspettava e ricucire il tutto sarà un'operazione complicata per non dire impossibile. Kakà può quindi decidere di rimanere fino a giugno per poi partire al termine della stagione ma alle sue condizioni. Condizioni che prevedono una squadra di livello mondiale, come il Real Madrid. L'offerta delle merengues magari sarà molto inferiore a quella del City ma nel calcio si sa vince sempre la volontà del giocatore e il caso Ronaldinho è li a testimoniarlo. Conoscendo Kakà è difficile pensare che in questi mesi non tenga un comportamento da professionista, ma a giugno il Milan potrebbe essere costretto ad accettare 50 milioni anziché 120 e vivere l'incubo di affrontare Ricardino al Bernabeu in Champions League.

(really) rough translation

The data is drawn. Kakà is on the market, without if and but Certainly 100 or 120 million they are many, tantissimi but a time not thus far away, for sure players, sure flags, the Milan would have been behaved various. We do not yield our champions for economic reasons, we are a great family. E' state this the virtue of the society of via Turati and the president Berlusconi for all these years. In the supper yesterday evening with its companions the made bitter Brazilian has commented the choice of the society: They are not incedibile. Besides sconforto the Ricky it is trying also much anger, because to City own does not want to go to us, to this point the relationship with the Milan is compromise and difficultly it will return that one of a time. The society has made the accounts without l' host and number 22 not if l' it waited for and to ricucire all will be un' complicated operation in order not to say impossible. Kakà can therefore decide to remain till june in order then to leave to the term of the season but to its conditions. Conditions that preview a square of world-wide level, like Real Madrid. L' offer of the merengues will even be much inferior to that of City but in soccer it is known gains always the will of the player and the Ronaldinho case to testify is them it. Knowing Kakà it is difficult to think that in these months it does not hold a behavior from professional, but to june the Milan could be forced to accept 50 million rather than 120 and to live l' incubus to face Ricardino to the Bernabeu in Champions League.


in either way.....Milan are screwed. Berlusconi has to follow the footsteps of Calderon's immediately

There are reports kaka wont be playing tommorow if he doesnt i wont be watching the game ....*sigh* i cant bieleve this is happening

Originally Posted by ARIO

in either way.....Milan are screwed. Berlusconi has to follow the footsteps of Calderon's immediately

easier said than done....Berlu owns Milan, Calderon on the other hand is chosen President form Board, King...or whatever.

Dont get me wrong, the way they have handled Milan in the couple of years, is disrespectful, the only bright thing is CL 2007...and that is credited solely to KAKA...and now we go and loose him(cuz face it, its either 120 mil of man city now or ??$$?? of Real in the summer,especially when the new president comes)

Tomorrows game will be decisive for Kaka`s future...so Lets show him how much he means to us!!!


One more thing which is of vital importance and I dont think anyone mentioned....SHEVA factor!!!

He and Kaka are best friends, and I would imagine if just Sheva tells him how it differs to play for a club of milan importance and play for a club without any value!!! than maybe he`d understand better, cuz I`m really sure he knows what his up to,but I think that only the idea that they have accepted the offer presures him to go

When these Sheiks took over City in the summer, I remember having the sickest feeling in my stomach. I remember thinking the first player they will go for is Kaka'. We and Italian football are no longer respected as they used to be. Note how City did not do this to Barcelona or Liverpool; they did it to us because they believe that Kaka' has a price, especially given the fiscal climate of Serie A.

Quite simply, these Sheiks taking over City is the worst possible thing that could have happened to football. In 3-4 years the Prem will be so much better than La Liga and Serie A that it won't even be funny.

Kaka wont go anywhere.

Hey may not go anywhere tomorrow, but in the summer he will go to Real. Berlusconi, a criminal and blight on his country, and the sycophant Galliani have stabbed Kaka' in the back. Kaka' turned down everything for Milan, but yet Berlu and Galliani are greedy p i g s. I really hope both of them screw off somewhere. Hopefully, Berlu will sell this club. I want him out.

Originally Posted by Hasan Rossonero

Quite simply, these Sheiks taking over City is the worst possible thing that could have happened to football. In 3-4 years the Prem will be so much better than La Liga and Serie A that it won't even be funny.

it already is all the managers and players think so for example read what steve bruce says in this article

http://eurosport.yahoo.com/16012009/...gers-said.html

Wow, unbelievable! When we said Kaka was not available at any price, I thought we meant it. Either way, I still find it amazing and rather implausible that a man like Silvio Berlusconi who has spent millions acquiring players would agree to let go of our crown jewel in such a manner.

Well, here is my theory, or wishful thinking anyways:

- Obviously we receive an immense offer for Kaka. But Kaka himself has the prospect of making an incredible amount of money through his salary. Because it is a once in a lifetime offer, maybe Kaka's advisors asked Milan to speak to Man City to see how much salary they can negotiate and then Kaka can consider. Maybe it's sort of like Milan doing Kaka a service because of the unprecedented nature of the offer. If Kaka does accept, then it may be clear that his priorities are elsewhere, and Milan will let him go....Just a theory.

- Secondly, with all the publicity of the offer, maybe both clubs--Milan and Man City stand to benefit from the media coverage and maybe both clubs are just "playing along". On the one hand, Man City starts to look like one of the big boys because they have the financial muscle to deal with big clubs like Milan, and Milan get even more press coverage in worldwide media. And in the end, nothing happens---Kaka remains, and life goes on.

Again, just theories....but I just find this whole thing incredible. If we were a club like Juve, Barca then I can see this happening, but this is Milan and in our whole history, we have never caved in to money for any of our players, especially the symbol of the club..

Kaka wont go anywhere

Originally Posted by K77SH C

Kaka wont go anywhere

Phase 2: Denial.

Originally Posted by Hasan Rossonero

Phase 2: Denial.

lol, probably.

Personally I havent been happy with Kaka's performances for a long time. Zidane at his best wasnt worth 50m, kaka is no where near as good and certainly isnt worth 100m. I would welcome the money but Galliani would just p!ss it all away on not so vintage wine from the vineyards of yesteryear.

Basically, you are right about denial. But not with Kaka, I couldnt care less as I love Milan not Kaka. The reason for my denial is the fact that I couldnt trust Galliani with 100m, Im sick of him and Berlusconi ruining the club. Im trying to accept the fact and my recent posts for a couple of weeks have all said Milan has no future, It is a dead club as far as trophies go.

Thank you for some great times Berlu, now go #@#$ yourself for the last couple of seasons and the next 5 yet to come.

To be honest, Galli and Berlu really f**k Milan up this time around. But then again, maybe this is just all media BS and actually Milan never gives the okay. (I highly doubt it)

Originally Posted by Hasan Rossonero

Phase 2: Denial.

Before sheva's exit it was impossible for me to see any of our best players leaving,that day was sth new for all of us and im sure..this one seems possible not only because of what is being told but also because of $heva..i know it was tottaly diferent,i know sheva asked us t leave,but i think it was a start of a different page in this teams history..and since we won the cl the following season it didnt seemed that bad for them anymore..

ps im sure kaka will be leaving,but i think that if he is leaving there is no chance he will start tomorrow,especially if he doesnt want to leave as it is being writen..so i know that if i see him staring the match i'll put on a little smile,and i'll hope again..