Summer mercato 2009

Originally Posted by Gabriel489

WHy would Aly's agent spoke to Branca if Inter is not interested in Aly?????

If Inter get Aly, I will travel to Italy and burn down Galliani/ Berlusconi (they sleep in the same bed) mansion, which costs around 75 million.

Yes, Galliani did say that he would sign another star after Kaka's departure, Obviously we would not be able to acquire anyone at kaka's current level, so i would have assumed we would have bought a youngster who had the ability to become AS GOOD as Kaka.

Dzeko was the perfect fit, but since failiure, look how Galliani is changing his story now....

Should think that he left the promises alone and got us a new Defender a month ago.They tried for Aly, but we need a Full-Back more!

Ofcourse I was joking but thats how Galli and Berlu look at the defense.

Maldini out.

Oddo, Nesta, T. Silva, and Kaladze in.
On top of that Flamini can play as FB too.

Why the heck do Milan still need to sign Cissokho?

The problem is that MIlan might have quantity in the defense but lacks quality.
Bonera, Antonini and Favalli are great back ups.
Kaladze is a 3.5mil carp, and Oddo is a 3mil useful player.
Zambro can play. While Janku should be a LM instead of LB.
Both Nesta and T. Silva are quesiton marks.

While Flamini does not want to play FB.

So waht i am saying is that we should stop talking so crazly about a foward and instead curse the MGt. for not getting us ATLEAST one top defender.

Zapata is still free( he has had injuries though!) and would cost below 20 million (i hope):

No Offers For Udinese Defender Cristian Zapata – Agent
The stopper seems destined to stay with the Bianconeri, despite reported interest from Fiorentina...
6 Jul 2009 10:21:16



Udinese defender Cristian Zapata could remain in Friuli this summer as his agent revealed that there have not been any concrete offers for the Colombian.

The stopper suffered his fare share of injuries last term, but despite the problems, he managed to play 18 times in Serie A, make six appearances in the club's impressive UEFA Cup run and he played twice in the Coppa Italia. A number of Italian clubs, including Fiorentina, are after him, but there have not been any official bids just yet.

"There is no news at the moment over Zapata," the agent told Violanews.

"There is nothing in terms of an eventual transfer. Udinese know the value of the player. There have not been any offers.

"I have not heard from the club, but once they get in touch with some news we will be able to evaluate the situation."

Salvatore Landolina, Goal.com

Here is a list of Top European clubs and transfer activity (in my opinion):

Liverpool- Glen Jonhson (best RB in England)

Manchester United: Valencia (top Paragyuan winger)

Chelsea: Yuri Zhrikov (Left sided Russian Dihno who can play well at LB as well)

Barca: Kerrison (We were after him)

Madrid: Too many inclusions

Inter: Diego Millito, Thiago Motta

Juventus: Cannavaro, Diego, D'Agostino (deal will be done for him...)

Munich: Pranjic, Braafheid

Roma: Marco motta (talented RB)

AC Milan: No one of notice


Some other Italian clubs:

Genoa: Flocarri, Panucci (soon will arrive!)

Lazio: Malaga (One of the bargains of the summer at just €1m, Eliseu is the fastest thing you will ever see on two legs, a real speed merchant who will crucify his marker given the space.), Zarate (full rights acquired from Al Sadd)




So you can see that many of the clubs listed had great seasons (Barca, Manchester), yet are still adding stars to their lists. Even clubs such as Genoa, Napoli and Lazio are reinforcing well. With this in mind, Milan, which did not perform to the standards of many of the clubs listed above both in league and international cups (UEFA), should be reinforcing strongly to keep pace. However, we haven't even signed one relatively renowned name.....

The other Italian teams listed challenged the top 3 teams last year, and will obviously continue to do so next season with their new signings. In trouble both domestically and in Europe, what does the furture hold for Milan?

For some wierd reason, i am happy:


BREAKING NEWS: Milan Ultra's Launch Agressive Protests At Milanello
Rossoneri Ultra's are causing havoc outside Milan's training complex with aggressive behaviour and flares being thrown at the ground and towards police...
6 Jul 2009 11:50:57

Milan fans at Milanello light fireworks to greet Ronaldinho (Foto Grazia Neri)"Anyone who tries to stop us will end up in hospital," chanted the 100 or so fans outside the club, according to Sky Sport Italia.

Full Report To Follow...

BREAKING NEWS: Milan Ultra's Launch Agressive Protests At Milanello
Rossoneri Ultra's are causing havoc outside Milan's training complex with aggressive behaviour and flares being thrown at the ground and towards police...
6 Jul 2009 11:50:57
Milan fans at Milanello light fireworks to greet Ronaldinho (Foto Grazia Neri)
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Milan fans at Milanello light fireworks to greet Ronaldinho (Foto Grazia Neri)
"Anyone who tries to stop us will end up in hospital," chanted the 100 or so fans outside the club, according to Sky Sport Italia.


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Bravo Curva sud!!! Come on just continue!

Ebough of m,aking mockery out ofMilan fans! Sell Milan or invest. There are only two options.

Forza ultras!

Bravo Curva sud!!! Come on just continue!

Ebough of m,aking mockery out ofMilan fans! Sell Milan or invest. There are only two options.

Forza ultras!

Also, looks like Milan fans bought UNDER 1000 season tickets, hahaha! To me it looks like Curva and rossoneri in Milano are on my "dark" side

Milan to the real Milan fans!

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sorry for the double post.

Originally Posted by mrki

Bravo Curva sud!!! Come on just continue!

Ebough of m,aking mockery out ofMilan fans! Sell Milan or invest. There are only two options.

Forza ultras!

I really hope no one gets hurt, but after Berlusconi's comments, it is time to leave!

WE must see through Berlu's deception, buying cheaper ageing stars to quench the ultra's thrist for one season. Next season, the same protests will occur when those ageing stars turn out to be flops....

The players we buy don't need to be big names, but better than what we currently have.

AHAHAHAHAHA You are going to like this one:

Milan Don't Need To Buy Any Players – Silvio Berlusconi
According to the Rossoneri’s president, they don't need any new players this summer...

6 Jul 2009 07:10:23
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Milan president Silvio Berlusconi will anger his own fans with the statement he is in no hurry to sign any new players.

The Rossoneri have been linked to various players this summer, but no major signings have been made as pre-season training starts today.

“We have chosen to look forward, aiming on the renewal,” explained the club’s president to the Gazzetta dello Sport.

“However, our squad remains formidable and therefore I foresee a good season. The fans need to remain calm: it will not be a defeatist mentality for Milan.

“We have great champions like Pato, Ronaldinho and [Andrea] Pirlo, and many young promising players.

“No one in Italy, from the technical point of view, has a squad as strong as ours, not even Inter.

“The objectives? Milan, as always, starts off to win everything, even though there are years which are more lucky or less lucky.

“Reinforcements? The problem is not the names. If on the market some doors open up, someone can arrive, otherwise we’re fine like this. We must not buy at all cost.”

The fans have voiced their disappointment over Milan's transfer efforts through the low sales of season tickets, with reports from Italy stating that the Rossoneri have sold under 1,000 tickets, whereas their rivals Inter have sold over 24,000 so far.

WTF is wrong with the guy no really what the **** is his problem,i just dont get it.

Ok,he doesnt want to spend anymore,i get it,oke we arent targeting the best players on the market anymore but are trying to buy the leftovers from the real big clubs,but the fact that the guy sold Kaka and Gorky and doesnt see the need for new arrivals.....**** YOU BERLU YOU ****ING ***

What happenend with the 80 million,he thinks he can put it in his pocket,screw you bastard,how cant he see the need of new arrivals,didnt he watched milan over the last 2 years?!!!

So we have come to the point of violent revolution? I told you people what will happen with 80mln, and they also cutt the wages, wanted to sell Pirlo and take the money from season tickets.

Ultras say that we'll all be Milan fans, but they will not pay a euro to Berlusconi anymore. no SKY, no season tickets. Go and play for yourself greedy scum.

In this kind of situations,violence is necessary,i hope the Ultra's can force Berlu to **** off,I dont mind if they use violence because it seems that Berlu needs allot of bitchslaps before he understands what were going through,the scum.

Originally Posted by mrki

I told you people what will happen with 80mln, and they also cutt the wages, wanted to sell Pirlo and take the money from season tickets.

the bloody ****.ing bastard liar said: money serves to me for lawyers and bit.ches. I hope he +++ asap also for ther good of Italy.