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Join Date: 03 2002
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The one thing that still remains a mystery to me is why R80 plays well in the beginning of the season, then fade away as the season progresses.
Some will of course point out that it's because of Seedorf: in fact, some will always say that it's Carlo's infatuation with Clarence Seedorf that makes Milan tumble for the past 2 years. It is as if with Carlo and Seedorf out, Milan is reborn; much like because a new president is elected to rule a country, the country will be able to climb out of a deep s*it that they have created by their very own man. Yet problems are likely to persist without change, and with change anything is possible. But one change is not enough. You need significant changes and other factors to take into account. *** And then somehow things will go better, and people will romanticize the new president for doing a 'good job', without realizing that they have committed the all so common cognitive heuristic bias called "regression to the mean". If your average score is 90, and this round you get 100, and 100, and another 100, you'll likely to get a much lower score in the next, and probably the round after next. If your average score is 90, and this round you score 40, 40, then you are bound to get a much higher score in the next, and probably the round after next. *** Then of course, some players may have only an average score of 70, but performed like 100, 100, and 100, we are bound to get 40, 40, and 40 (e.g., Adriano). The question is: Do you want to take the bet where the average is? J |
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#3182 |
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Join Date: 12 2004
Location: Canada
Fave Players: Rivera, Maldini, Del Piero, Baggio, Nesta, Pirlo
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Jeff, will all due respect, what the hell are you talking about?
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Join Date: 03 2002
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Defense has NOTHING to do with it in the game against Roma? I honestly don't know if we are watching the same game, Gabriel. I admire all the posts you make, but I'll have to disagree on this. The first goal is an unnecessary tackle from behind by Pirlo, and I think we have already discussed this and you disagreed with me, citing that Maldini and Favalli are too slow to tackle. The second goal? A MUCH BETTER and faster DC will be able to close down the striker quickly and easily. And we know what happened with the third, with Dida taking most of the blame but, alas, it's someone who gave up a freekick again. *** And if Kaka` and Pato have been more clinical this season, we wouldn't even be struggling for the third place. Yet no blame is on these guys. *** Of course, they are the most adorable and loved by the fans of the Rossoneri. J |
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#3184 |
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Join Date: 07 2007
Location: Hong Kong
Fave Players: Captain Maldini
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Jeff, my point on DIda was not so much on the build up behind the goal but more on the actual goal itself.
For the first one, I will admit that maybe even Great Buffon cannot save it. But for the second one, Abbiati would have at least had a hand on it. While no need to point to the third goal as it is a great textbook material on how important positioning is for a GK. I find your post about regression quite interesting. The thing is, it really goes both ways. For example, Pirlo, maybe when Pirlo was on fire a few years back was due to him overachieving, and now he is at his level. Or his true level is actually a few yrs ago while he is just in a slump now. |
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Join Date: 10 2006
Location: In your sock drawer
Fave Players: Abbiati
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+1. Some guys on the squad are Teflon-coated no matter what they do. |
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Join Date: 07 2005
Location: USA
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and you can't say that Berlu wouldn't authorize a GK signing. Remember, at one time there was: Abbiati, Dida, Kalac, Coppola, Storari, and if I remember correctly some Brazilian GK (Felipe?). Since some of them have moved on since that time, and if more were to leave - I do think a GK signing would be a probability. True, maybe not world class, but heck, we're comparing vs Dida here so the bar is not high at all. |
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Join Date: 01 2004
Location: England
Fave Players: Maldini, Pirlo and rest of Milan
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Santacroce news is in the Gazzetta report Kalstroem6 posted. Quote:
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#3188 |
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Join Date: 04 2008
Location: IN-DO-NE-SIA...
Fave Players: my username, Baresi, Kaka, GATTUSO, Maldini, Pippo
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correct me if I'm wrong, but it seems like R. Madrid offered for Kaka: 65M euros + Sneijder + Robben...
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#3189 |
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Join Date: 05 2006
Location: Belgium
Fave Players: Pato, Maldini, Nesta, Gattuso
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Doesn't seem possible to me, but if it's true it's definitely worth considering. Although I would still prefer keeping Kaka. Having Kaka in your team, well, it's just something special. But maybe Milan would become more of a team without Kaka.
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#3190 |
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Join Date: 04 2006
Location: Virginia Beach
Fave Players: Paolo Maldini
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Ah, well, there have been press reports that Madrid has offered 65 plus Robben or 50 plus Robben and Sneijder (both of which would actually be great deals for Milan and foolish deals for Madrid). But I've learned not to believe anything I read in the papers until there's something officially confirmed.
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Join Date: 02 2008
Location: Dunkerque (France)
Fave Players: Almost all AC Milan players
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Robben is always injured half a season ... |
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#3192 |
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Join Date: 10 2005
Location: Tuzla(Salt City), BiH
Fave Players: Gennarinho Gattuso
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Corriere dello Sport:
Berlusconi: ‘Kaka is the one who wants to leave’ Tuttosport: Berlusconi to the fans: Shame on you!
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#3193 |
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Join Date: 06 2000
Location: Indonesia
Fave Players: The divine swan himself : MARCO VAN BASTEN!!!!
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on the contrary.......
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#3194 |
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Join Date: 04 2007
Location: Sarajevo,BiH
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Berlu is playin` some serious mind games!!!
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Join Date: 02 2006
Location: Madak Lasht, PK
Fave Players: DM10 PM3 AN13 JZ4 GB9 FL8 PN11 WS10 DV7 JDT & KJH
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The first one was on Goal.com by a absolute DUMB called Sulmaan Ahmad. Whose Top-50 English players of all time included Gerrard at 18, Shearer at 15, Super Frank Lampard at 39 and the Hollywood boy, Mr. Beckham at 13 ![]() He would put the remaining 12 names tomorrow (I guess) and considering how foolish that guy is I won't be surprised to see Wallcot at 1, Crouch at 2 and Ramsey at 3. Top 5 of English must include Frank Lampard, Alan Searer and Steven Gerrard (Lampard above Gerrard in ratings) + the 2 Bobbies of their WC winnnig team of 1966. Thats what I call 'A Perfect Rating' ![]()
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