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mzk57 · 23-01-2009, 10:06

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Originally Posted by Blacktop

When the day comes that you openly admit you're a closet Dida fan.

Please don't say that, I was just beginning to cheer for d!da

, just because he will be in goal in ACM's UEFA Cup triumph this season

sheva-gila · 24-01-2009, 12:05

look what he dedicate do man city ahaha you rock grande presidente forza !!!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ewyeh_-Jys

Hasan Rossonero · 24-01-2009, 12:55

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Originally Posted by sheva-gila

look what he dedicate do man city ahaha you rock grande presidente forza !!!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ewyeh_-Jys

This is fake.

GeoTav · 24-01-2009, 13:12

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Originally Posted by Hasan Rossonero

This is fake.

No, if I remember, it was really Berlu doing that some months ago ... of course it has nothing to do with Manchester City.

He made some jokes last year ... (with Merkel for example if I'm not wrong).

kastriot · 24-01-2009, 13:13

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Originally Posted by Hasan Rossonero

This is fake.

i dont think so...!! or maybe u have any inside infos!! LOL

Hasan Rossonero · 24-01-2009, 13:17

This was proven to be a fake, I am pretty sure. Look carefully--that man is not Berlusconi.

Rick · 24-01-2009, 17:28

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Originally Posted by Hasan Rossonero

This was proven to be a fake, I am pretty sure. Look carefully--that man is not Berlusconi.

Without actually looking at the video, I'm assuming it's the one of "Berlusconi" going up behind a guy and humping on him. If so, you're right. It's fake. They showed it on the "Oddball" segment of Keith Olbermann's show here in the U.S. when it was thought to be Silvio. Then they showed it again a few nights later after they learned that it was fake and the guy was actually a look-alike actor. It was for some sort of anti-Berlusconi documentary, if I'm not mistaken.

shinzo · 12-02-2009, 11:17

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Originally Posted by forza_milan

I think if Kaka wants to leave then we should let him leave. He can be the next Sheva and I don't really care. There isnt a point in makin him stay when his heart is not with Milan , if you understand what I mean.

Yes, it will be our loss when Kaka leaves but I think we can deal with that. But at the moment I didn't read anything official about him leaving. So i guess he's staying. And that's good.

i don;t think kaka wants to leave since he hasn;t sAID ANYTHING ABOU LEAVING THEN MAYBE HE IS STAYING AND THATS AGOOD THING

Rico · 13-02-2009, 05:27

Kaka has stated again and again that he wants to remain in Italy with Milan for the rest of his career. He is loyal to us and I don't see anything in between him and Milan that could end his love for us.

rinogattuso · 05-03-2009, 03:40

Kaka said that his foot still hurts and he can not run yet!He is very disapointed,we are still in ****s whitout him..

boring · 16-03-2009, 09:36

Any word on his injury? How long will he be out?

ACMILAN1983 · 31-03-2009, 06:41

Kaka's effectively complained about the lack of results in his treatment in Italy, compared to the results in Brazil. Whilst I'm a great advocate of MilanLab, I must say that after Ronaldo's messed up recovery and now this (never mind the insane injury problems we've suffered all season), I feel somewhat less confident in MilanLab at the moment.

As for the story regarding Kaka's recovery...

http://www.goal.com/en/news/584/braz...y-to-face-peru

Maltese Charlie · 31-03-2009, 07:50

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Originally Posted by ACMILAN1983

Kaka's effectively complained about the lack of results in his treatment in Italy, compared to the results in Brazil. Whilst I'm a great advocate of MilanLab, I must say that after Ronaldo's messed up recovery and now this (never mind the insane injury problems we've suffered all season), I feel somewhat less confident in MilanLab at the moment.

As for the story regarding Kaka's recovery...

http://www.goal.com/en/news/584/braz...y-to-face-peru

Cool down!!!!

Galliani had already denied it.

Read this from calciomercato.com

Tutte le notizie
Galliani: 'L'anno prossimo Leonardo non allenerà il Milan'

13:00 del 31 marzo

(Foto: Valerio Pennicino / GRAZIA NERI) "Ve lo dico in maniera utraufficiale: il rapporto con Ancelotti è buonissimo e l'anno prossimo Leonardo non sarà l'allenatore del Milan, ma continuerà a fare il dirigente". Sono parole di Adriano Galliani, che al suo arrivo in Lega a Milano ha cercato di mettere fine alle voci che vorrebbero il brasiliano la prossima stagione sulla panchina rossonera al posto di Carlo Ancelotti. L'ad del Milan ha anche chiuso a un possibile arrivo di Fabio Cannavaro: "Voi mi insegnate che un difensore a 35 anni è in fase calante...".

Galliani poi non risponde, anzi smentisce, le velate critiche di Kakà ("Sono guarito più in una settimana qui in Brasile che in cinque a Milano") allo staff medico rossonero: Non è vero - dice - intanto questa settimana è la sesta dall'infortunio. Se uno ha un raffreddore o un'influenza dopo cinque settimane si guarisce, non è certamente un atto di accusa verso i nostri medici. Kakà lo sento regolarmente, il rapporto con lui è ottimale. Non mi risulta che abbia detto questo, almeno non è quello che ha detto a me. Premesso poi che è ovvio ed evidente che ciascuno la propria salute la gestisce come crede, così come è previsto dai nostri regolamenti"

Quanto all'ipotesi di vedere in futuro l'ex tecnico dell'Inter Roberto Mancini sulla panchina del Milan, questo "è molto difficile perchè Mancini ha una storia sportiva diversa dalla nostra società e per ora non è ipotizzabile. Tuttavia è un allenatore come altri".

Brasileiro · 31-03-2009, 10:29

Galliani denied, but I just finished to watch(for the second time) Kaká´s saying that on TV right now in Brazil, Maltese Charlie.

The "fisioterapia"(don´t know how to write this in english, the science of the physiotherapist) in Brazil is years ahead of any other country place in the world. Thats fact, and all Brazilian players said that behind the cameras...But it was a surprise for me to see Kaka talking about this on TV...

We really have a problem at Milan Lab. The time of recovery and the amount of injure shows that. Galliani can talk what he want, but he can´t deny the facts.

The Brazilian players say(in off) that the work is personalized here, different of the Europe, where they do the same work for everyone.They said the recovery work in Europe(with some exceptions) is in the middle age. And this don´t come from the mouth of the ones that just wants some excuse to come back to Brazil and goes party. This comes from real professionals like Kaká...and you just need to do a little research to see the recovery stated periods when a Brazilian player is injured in Europe, and how fast they recover working here.

São Paulo "Milan Lab"(called REFIS), receives several Brazilian players(now in Europe) and athlete of others sports, and they always shorten the stated periods by a huge margin...and I´m talking only about São Paulo.

I also saw now on TV, that Maicon asked Inter for more 10 days in Brazil to work on its recover, and they give it to him. Mourinho is arrogant, but he knows Brazilian football. You guys will see how fast Maicon will recover here, and his injure is serious.

Look, we have several things to learn with European football, but Galliani(and others European directors) needs to let the pride aside, and come to Brazil(São Paulo REFIS as a example) to learn with the best physiotherapist in the business.

Btw, Kaká´s was really pissed at the press

Hasan Rossonero · 31-03-2009, 11:03

Yeah, Milan Lab is losing credibility. It seems like it makes things worse, actually. This is a problem that we've to deal with.

24-01-2009, 12:05	#1142
sheva-gila Registered User Join Date: 09 2005 Location: kosovo Fave Players: Maldini, Nesta, R80, T.Silva, Pato	look what he dedicate do man city ahaha you rock grande presidente forza !!!! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ewyeh_-Jys __________________ AC MILAN

16-03-2009, 09:36	#1151
boring Registered User Join Date: 09 2008 Location: India Fave Players: Kaka, Ronaldinho, Pirlo, Iniesta, Nesta, Maldini	Any word on his injury? How long will he be out? __________________ Yeah, well, that's just, like, your opinion, man.

24-01-2009, 13:17	#1146
Hasan Rossonero Registered User Join Date: 12 2004 Location: Canada Fave Players: Rivera, Maldini, Del Piero, Baggio, Nesta, Pirlo	This was proven to be a fake, I am pretty sure. Look carefully--that man is not Berlusconi.

13-02-2009, 05:27	#1149
Rico Registered User Join Date: 04 2007 Location: Skive Fave Players: Kaka, Massaro, Ancelotti, Gullit, Sheva, Albertini	Kaka has stated again and again that he wants to remain in Italy with Milan for the rest of his career. He is loyal to us and I don't see anything in between him and Milan that could end his love for us.

05-03-2009, 03:40	#1150
rinogattuso Registered User Join Date: 10 2007 Location: BiH Fave Players: Rino,Ricky,Sandro & Pirlo	Kaka said that his foot still hurts and he can not run yet!He is very disapointed,we are still in ****s whitout him..

31-03-2009, 06:41	#1152
ACMILAN1983 Registered User Join Date: 01 2004 Location: England Fave Players: Maldini, Pirlo and rest of Milan	Kaka's effectively complained about the lack of results in his treatment in Italy, compared to the results in Brazil. Whilst I'm a great advocate of MilanLab, I must say that after Ronaldo's messed up recovery and now this (never mind the insane injury problems we've suffered all season), I feel somewhat less confident in MilanLab at the moment. As for the story regarding Kaka's recovery... http://www.goal.com/en/news/584/braz...y-to-face-peru

31-03-2009, 10:29	#1154
Brasileiro Registered User Join Date: 09 2003 Location: Salvador-Brasil Fave Players: Ricardinho,Serginho, Kaká,Alex,Pirlo,Paolo,Baresi,	Galliani denied, but I just finished to watch(for the second time) Kaká´s saying that on TV right now in Brazil, Maltese Charlie. The "fisioterapia"(don´t know how to write this in english, the science of the physiotherapist) in Brazil is years ahead of any other country place in the world. Thats fact, and all Brazilian players said that behind the cameras...But it was a surprise for me to see Kaka talking about this on TV... We really have a problem at Milan Lab. The time of recovery and the amount of injure shows that. Galliani can talk what he want, but he can´t deny the facts. The Brazilian players say(in off) that the work is personalized here, different of the Europe, where they do the same work for everyone.They said the recovery work in Europe(with some exceptions) is in the middle age. And this don´t come from the mouth of the ones that just wants some excuse to come back to Brazil and goes party. This comes from real professionals like Kaká...and you just need to do a little research to see the recovery stated periods when a Brazilian player is injured in Europe, and how fast they recover working here. São Paulo "Milan Lab"(called REFIS), receives several Brazilian players(now in Europe) and athlete of others sports, and they always shorten the stated periods by a huge margin...and I´m talking only about São Paulo. I also saw now on TV, that Maicon asked Inter for more 10 days in Brazil to work on its recover, and they give it to him. Mourinho is arrogant, but he knows Brazilian football. You guys will see how fast Maicon will recover here, and his injure is serious. Look, we have several things to learn with European football, but Galliani(and others European directors) needs to let the pride aside, and come to Brazil(São Paulo REFIS as a example) to learn with the best physiotherapist in the business. Btw, Kaká´s was really pissed at the press

31-03-2009, 11:03	#1155
Hasan Rossonero Registered User Join Date: 12 2004 Location: Canada Fave Players: Rivera, Maldini, Del Piero, Baggio, Nesta, Pirlo	Yeah, Milan Lab is losing credibility. It seems like it makes things worse, actually. This is a problem that we've to deal with.

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