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Milanka · 29-03-2009, 13:37

What you think about Miśkiewicz?? ;>

Bosniaco · 29-03-2009, 18:51

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Originally Posted by Milanka

What you think about Miśkiewicz?? ;>

Who is that? Info?

Milanka · 30-03-2009, 02:24

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Originally Posted by Bosniaco

Who is that? Info?

primavera... goalkeeper

Remedy · 01-04-2009, 21:47

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Originally Posted by Mystik

I think Remedy was asking whether we had anyone in our youth system as explosive as Giovinco so that would exclude Pato. I think Di Gennaro was supposed to be our parallel to Giovinco although he isn't as explosive, he was supposed to be our next big thing. Time will tell of course, he just made it to the U-21 setup.

yeah, thanks for explaining..great i'll look out for Di Gennaro

Bosniaco · 02-04-2009, 04:29

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang scored in a win for Gabon. He played for the France u21 and now plays for the senior national team of Gabon.

He is on loan from Milan to Dijon in France 2nd division.

Siregar · 02-04-2009, 04:40

Good news from him. Hope to see him soon in French Ligue 1.

@Bosniaco : You meant in the game Marocco vs Gabon (1-2)?
I got this on youtube : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hPf92L9_tys

Siregar · 02-04-2009, 05:09

It seems that he is one of main strikers in Dijon. If I guessed correctly, he has played 28 games and scored 7 goals in Ligue 2 (with Ribas they are the top scorers of the team, with 7 goals). In Coupe de France he managed to score 2 goals from 4 appearences.

Dijon stats :

http://72.14.221.132/translate_c?hl=...A1nHvbuDh_nKyw

Aubameyang stats :

http://72.14.221.132/translate_c?hl=...jRmBAnk9qTXMOA

Clip of (some of) his goals :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JGLoG...eature=related

Bosniaco · 02-04-2009, 12:22

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Originally Posted by Siregar

Good news from him. Hope to see him soon in French Ligue 1.

@Bosniaco : You meant in the game Marocco vs Gabon (1-2)?
I got this on youtube : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hPf92L9_tys

Yes thats what I meant, I'm sorry I should have been more specific.

edysupriadi · 02-04-2009, 20:51

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Originally Posted by Siregar

Good news from him. Hope to see him soon in French Ligue 1.

@Bosniaco : You meant in the game Marocco vs Gabon (1-2)?
I got this on youtube : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hPf92L9_tys

Cool finishing ! he looks very much confident ... that's great !

edysupriadi · 02-04-2009, 20:56

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Originally Posted by Siregar

It seems that he is one of main strikers in Dijon. If I guessed correctly, he has played 28 games and scored 7 goals in Ligue 2 (with Ribas they are the top scorers of the team, with 7 goals). In Coupe de France he managed to score 2 goals from 4 appearences.

Dijon stats :

http://72.14.221.132/translate_c?hl=...A1nHvbuDh_nKyw

Aubameyang stats :

http://72.14.221.132/translate_c?hl=...jRmBAnk9qTXMOA

Clip of (some of) his goals :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JGLoG...eature=related

Thanks for the updates, nice video !

Filipéz 182 · 05-04-2009, 13:50

Reggina - Genoa match report from second half. looks like Di Gennaro is really one of the fans favourites! I hope we take him back for next seasen

Second Half

The home fans were pleased to see their hero Di Gennaro make his appearance in the second half, replacing Cozza for Reggina. His entrance into the match gave Reggina confidence, and they pushed forward with purpose and belief, hoping that they could please their fans with a home win against the Champions League hopefuls. Four minutes after the restart Di Gennaro went on a dangerous run, dribbling three players before Bocchetti stepped up to put an end to his attack.

In the 59th minute Brienza had a good opportunity for the Amaranto, but his shot-cross went over the bar. A few minutes later Genoa were on the attack, and Palladino almost set up Olivera with a good chance, but his eventual pass did not have enough weight on it. In the 64th minute Mesto wasted a great chance to score following a counter attack, as Lanzaro made the decisive tackle. Di Gennaro continued to threaten with opportunities of his own, while creating for others too.

Tony75 · 06-04-2009, 02:25

He won't get a chance to come back as he'll never be good enough. Let's stick with players like washed up ukraine boy, slow dutch guy, and all other wonderful attacking players.

HO-YOUNG · 06-04-2009, 09:10

big clubs are using their youth players to fill gaps in critical matches...Man U used a 17 year old italian kid... why are we not seeing more of out youths in serie A? are they not good enough?

Siregar · 06-04-2009, 10:10

I think, for Serie A games our young players (from youth teams) are not yet good enough. So many players from Primavara have gone to the teams below Serie B (Serie C and lower) after they 'graduated' from Primavera and only one or two players that can finally reach the Serie A competition after spending some years in lower League (some players play in Serie A after spending many years in lower League).

Di Gennaro, who was our Primavera star, struggled in Serie B and yet finally plays for Serie A team even he doesn't make something great yet. Paloschi is similar. In Parma, who play in Serie B, it was still very hard for Paloschi to get a starting spot with Parma. He is now finally starting to play regularly with Parma.

Only special talent (I'am not talking wonder kid like Pato, Messi etc.) from club academy can play games in highest competition like Serie A, not only for Milan but also for other clubs from other country like Barca. This special talent is young player who can easily get a spot regularly with small teams in highest level competition (Serie A, EPL, La Liga), like Iniesta in his younger age, Bojan, etc. and we don't have such this player yet (I hope it will be Albertazzi for next season).

K77SH C · 06-04-2009, 10:56

I dont know about any other youth product from our primavera, but Paloschi is immense. Whenever I have seen him. He is dynamic, enthusiatic and explosive. This kid for United scored a goal, WOW. Paloschi did this a few times for us. More importantly he played really well for us. We did the right thing by sending him on loan and it doesnt matter if we sent him to a Seria A side or Seria B. In Seria B he will get tougher and also carry on trying to cause chaos in the box as Pippo (His idol) does. Another thing to remember is that he and Pato seemed to combine pretty well. Balotelli may seem much further along now, but that wasnt the case towards the end of last season. Paloschi doesnt have a huge frame either so lets give him time to grow and Im sure he will be one of the best Italian strikers in a few years. Inzaghi was never a Ronaldo or a Shevchenko, but in the end he proved himself to be hugely effective. Paloschi could be the same.

29-03-2009, 13:37	#271
Milanka Registered User Join Date: 03 2009 Location: Poland Fave Players: INZAGHI, Nesta, Maldini	What you think about Miśkiewicz?? ;> __________________ Forza MILAN ole!!!

02-04-2009, 04:29	#275
Bosniaco Registered User Join Date: 03 2005 Location: USA Fave Players: Weah,Barbarez, Maldini, in future Pato and Dzeko	Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang scored in a win for Gabon. He played for the France u21 and now plays for the senior national team of Gabon. He is on loan from Milan to Dijon in France 2nd division. __________________ A.C. MILAN and F.K.ŽELJEZNICAR<

02-04-2009, 04:40	#276
Siregar Registered User Join Date: 02 2007 Location: Franken Fave Players: Marco Ezio FOSSATI & Simone Andrea GANZ	Good news from him. Hope to see him soon in French Ligue 1. @Bosniaco : You meant in the game Marocco vs Gabon (1-2)? I got this on youtube : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hPf92L9_tys Last edited by Siregar; 02-04-2009 at 04:52.

06-04-2009, 02:25	#282
Tony75 Registered User Join Date: 05 1999 Location: Dublin, Ireland Fave Players: Pato, Silva, Abate	He won't get a chance to come back as he'll never be good enough. Let's stick with players like washed up ukraine boy, slow dutch guy, and all other wonderful attacking players. __________________ The best time to plant a tree is 20 years ago. The next best time is right now.

06-04-2009, 09:10	#283
HO-YOUNG Registered User Join Date: 09 2007 Location: Jamaica Fave Players: Kaka, Albertini, Serginho, Maldini, Rivaldo	big clubs are using their youth players to fill gaps in critical matches...Man U used a 17 year old italian kid... why are we not seeing more of out youths in serie A? are they not good enough? __________________ Massimo Tartaglia

02-04-2009, 05:09	#277
Siregar Registered User Join Date: 02 2007 Location: Franken Fave Players: Marco Ezio FOSSATI & Simone Andrea GANZ	It seems that he is one of main strikers in Dijon. If I guessed correctly, he has played 28 games and scored 7 goals in Ligue 2 (with Ribas they are the top scorers of the team, with 7 goals). In Coupe de France he managed to score 2 goals from 4 appearences. Dijon stats : http://72.14.221.132/translate_c?hl=...A1nHvbuDh_nKyw Aubameyang stats : http://72.14.221.132/translate_c?hl=...jRmBAnk9qTXMOA Clip of (some of) his goals : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JGLoG...eature=related

05-04-2009, 13:50	#281
Filipéz 182 Registered User Join Date: 06 2003 Location: Poppel City (belgium) Fave Players: Flamini, Pato, G.Rossi, T.Silva, Hazard, Lukaku	Reggina - Genoa match report from second half. looks like Di Gennaro is really one of the fans favourites! I hope we take him back for next seasen Second Half The home fans were pleased to see their hero Di Gennaro make his appearance in the second half, replacing Cozza for Reggina. His entrance into the match gave Reggina confidence, and they pushed forward with purpose and belief, hoping that they could please their fans with a home win against the Champions League hopefuls. Four minutes after the restart Di Gennaro went on a dangerous run, dribbling three players before Bocchetti stepped up to put an end to his attack. In the 59th minute Brienza had a good opportunity for the Amaranto, but his shot-cross went over the bar. A few minutes later Genoa were on the attack, and Palladino almost set up Olivera with a good chance, but his eventual pass did not have enough weight on it. In the 64th minute Mesto wasted a great chance to score following a counter attack, as Lanzaro made the decisive tackle. Di Gennaro continued to threaten with opportunities of his own, while creating for others too.

06-04-2009, 10:10	#284
Siregar Registered User Join Date: 02 2007 Location: Franken Fave Players: Marco Ezio FOSSATI & Simone Andrea GANZ	I think, for Serie A games our young players (from youth teams) are not yet good enough. So many players from Primavara have gone to the teams below Serie B (Serie C and lower) after they 'graduated' from Primavera and only one or two players that can finally reach the Serie A competition after spending some years in lower League (some players play in Serie A after spending many years in lower League). Di Gennaro, who was our Primavera star, struggled in Serie B and yet finally plays for Serie A team even he doesn't make something great yet. Paloschi is similar. In Parma, who play in Serie B, it was still very hard for Paloschi to get a starting spot with Parma. He is now finally starting to play regularly with Parma. Only special talent (I'am not talking wonder kid like Pato, Messi etc.) from club academy can play games in highest competition like Serie A, not only for Milan but also for other clubs from other country like Barca. This special talent is young player who can easily get a spot regularly with small teams in highest level competition (Serie A, EPL, La Liga), like Iniesta in his younger age, Bojan, etc. and we don't have such this player yet (I hope it will be Albertazzi for next season).

06-04-2009, 10:56	#285
K77SH C Registered User Join Date: 06 2004 Location: England Fave Players: Kaka, Gourcuff and Cissokho	I dont know about any other youth product from our primavera, but Paloschi is immense. Whenever I have seen him. He is dynamic, enthusiatic and explosive. This kid for United scored a goal, WOW. Paloschi did this a few times for us. More importantly he played really well for us. We did the right thing by sending him on loan and it doesnt matter if we sent him to a Seria A side or Seria B. In Seria B he will get tougher and also carry on trying to cause chaos in the box as Pippo (His idol) does. Another thing to remember is that he and Pato seemed to combine pretty well. Balotelli may seem much further along now, but that wasnt the case towards the end of last season. Paloschi doesnt have a huge frame either so lets give him time to grow and Im sure he will be one of the best Italian strikers in a few years. Inzaghi was never a Ronaldo or a Shevchenko, but in the end he proved himself to be hugely effective. Paloschi could be the same. __________________ Its SPEEDORF actually

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