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Old 30-05-2005, 15:46   #511

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Dont forget Parma (Gila) still playing for something more than important. Once their season is over, there will be an announcement (hopefully). Same happened with Jankulovski.
jankulovski s come as for gilardinoi remeber galliani is gonna buy a big transfer what if its gilardino
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Old 01-06-2005, 05:48   #512

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from channel4.com:

Gilardino talks on hold Wednesday 1 June, 2005

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Milan say they won’t make a move for Alberto Gilardino until after Parma’s survival play-off with Bologna.

The Gialloblu will sell the striker in the summer but they are still trying to secure their Serie A future after finishing level on points with the Dall’Ara outfit.

"Parma have two very important games with Bologna coming up and we will not disturb them until after those games," said Milan chief Adriano Galliani.

The Rossoneri are understood to have already agreed terms with the player but no fee has been ironed out between the two clubs.

There were suggestions that Milan were no longer interested in the Italian after Parma slapped a £35m price tag on him.

But Galliani’s comments today suggest that the former Piacenza and Verona player is a primary objective.

The official also confirmed that boss Carlo Ancelotti would still be sitting on the Milan bench next term.

"I can’t do anything to block all of this Ancelotti talk but he will stay," he said. "I’m ready to put my hand in the fire to prove it."

Milan have also been associated with Lazio full-back Massimo Oddo, as a valid alternative for Marcos Cafu.

"Oddo? Who knows? We’ll have to wait and see," responded Galliani. "There is still plenty of time, three months in fact, for transfers."
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Old 01-06-2005, 06:34   #513

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great news! i hope both players come and the coach stays
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Old 01-06-2005, 12:56   #514

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Gilardino is good, very good, the attack with Sheva e Gila will be good.
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Old 01-06-2005, 17:45   #515

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This plus Juventus are making enquiries about Cassano, I would be very suprised if they intended to buy both Cassano and Gilardino, they have not that much money. (cassano surely would cost more than 20m seeing as Roma will not accept losing money on a player who has preformed well)
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Old 01-06-2005, 23:14   #516

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No, buying both Cassano and Gilardino is quite unlikely. Lately I somehow have doubts about Gilardino coming to Milan. You have signed Vogel, Janks, (probably?) Oddo, and to add Gilardino in that list seems too good to be true

As a Juventus fan now that Mutu's here I'd just stick to what we've got and improve our midfield and cover the defence instead. Which is a highly unpopular idea amongst Juventinos but then again only some of us still appreciate the gift of David Trezeguet.
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Old 02-06-2005, 06:35   #517

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No, buying both Cassano and Gilardino is quite unlikely. Lately I somehow have doubts about Gilardino coming to Milan. You have signed Vogel, Janks, (probably?) Oddo, and to add Gilardino in that list seems too good to be true

As a Juventus fan now that Mutu's here I'd just stick to what we've got and improve our midfield and cover the defence instead. Which is a highly unpopular idea amongst Juventinos but then again only some of us still appreciate the gift of David Trezeguet.
To reduce your doubts about Gilardino read below what La Gazzetta dello sport has reported.

Gilardino verso il Milan

Alberto Gilardino, 22 anni, 23 gol in campionato. Ansa
:: Per saperne di più

.: La scheda del gialloblù

.: Così la serie A


di Carlo Laudisa



Il Parma ha fatto lo sconto. Baraldi è sceso a 35 milioni di euro, Galliani è salito a 25. L'affare ora si può fare. In alternativa pronta l'opzione Iaquinta

MILANO, 2 giugno 2005 - Il Milan ha fatto un bel passo avanti, ma soprattutto il Parma ha ridimensionato le sue pretese sull’attaccante più conteso del mercato: Alberto Gilardino. Risultato: ora Galliani è disposto a mettere sul piatto 25 milioni di euro per l’attaccante della nazionale, mentre il club gialloblù è disposto ad "accontentarsi" di 35 milioni di euro.
L’importante novità è emersa in un incontro che, a fari spentissimi, i dirigenti delle due società hanno avuto proprio nelle ultime ore. E non è un caso forse che il ravvedimento emiliano sia avvenuto all’indomani dell’esternazione del patron dell’Udinese, Giampaolo Pozzo, che ha fatto il prezzo (20 milioni di euro) del suo centravanti: Vincenzo Iaquinta. Appena il Milan ha messo il naso in un’altra trattativa a Parma si sono resi conto che non era il caso d’insistere con la linea dura. Va ricordato, infatti, che l’amministratore delegato gialloblù Luca Baraldi, ai primi di maggio aveva detto a tutto il mondo che il suo gioiello non poteva costare meno di 50 milioni di euro. E aveva ripetuto il concetto anche nell’intervento di lunedì scorso alla trasmissione radiofonica "La politica nel pallone".
Invece nel faccia a faccia con i dirigenti rossoneri il management gialloblù ha fatto un prezzo molto più abbordabile. E’ vero, infatti, che l’estate scorsa l’acquisto più costoso in tutta Europa fu quello del Chelsea che s’assicurò Drogba per 36 milioni di euro. Dunque ad un anno di distanza la società emiliana cerca di mantenere quella quotazione al top. Ma non sarà facile perché, com’è noto, il Milan può già contare sull’assenso del giocatore, lusingato dalla prospettiva di proseguire la sua già prodigiosa carriera in un club di primissimo piano, capace di puntare al massimo in tutte le competizioni. Certo, l’intoppo del doppio spareggio con il Bologna obbliga i protagonisti di questa vicenda a prendersi una fatale fase di riflessione.
Ma è evidente che il risultato dell’ultimo incontro può rappresentare la svolta di una trattativa che da mesi appassiona il calcio italiano. E non solo. A Gilardino, infatti, si sono interessati per tempo sia il Chelsea che il Real Madrid, ma le loro aspirazioni sono state frustrate dalla volontà del ragazzo di restare nel campionato italiano. E anche questo condizionamento ha limitato di molto il raggio d’azione del Parma, obbligato a limitare il proprio raggio d’azione nel campionato nostrano. Certo, la Juve e Fabio Capello sono suoi estimatori più che noti, ma il club bianconero per ambire a chiudere una simile operazione dovrebbe racimolare ingenti risorse finanziarie che in questo momento non sono alla sua portata.
Per entrare chiaramente in gioco, infatti, Moggi e Giraudo dovrebbero rinunciare ad un loro gioiello di primissimo piano come David Trezeguet. Anche per questo in via Turati c’è sempre maggiore ottimismo. Dato per scontato che la Juve è un pericolo non proprio imminente, è altrettanto chiaro che le peripezie parmigiane non potranno non avere un effetto a breve termine. Perciò quest’avvicinamento va inteso come un’autentica svolta. A spareggi conclusi, in qualsiasi modo finiscano, i dirigenti rossoneri sono convinti che il Parma dovrà fatalmente abbassare ancora le sue pretese. Non dimentichiamo, infatti, che se la precedente differenza era di ben 30 milioni di euro (una richiesta di 50 contro un’offerta di 20), adesso la distanza è di "appena" 10 milioni di euro. Logico attendersi un ulteriore sacrificio sia da una parte che dall’altra.
Ma il mercato, si sa, non lascia spazio a scenari scontati. E le protagoniste di quest’intricata vicenda sono pronte a qualsiasi evenienza. Il Milan, ad esempio, per il fronte d’attacco ha altre patate bollenti da pelare. Una su tutte: quella di Hernan Crespo. La volontà di riscattare il centravanti argentino è chiara, ma non c’è stata ancora la possibilità d’avviare un contatto diretto con la società di Roman Abramovich. E’ vero che le voci di un interesse del Chelsea per Kakha Kaladze sono sempre più ricorrenti, ma è chiaro che l'intenzione rossonera è di chiudere quest’affare senza un particolare esborso economico. E anche in quest’ottica non va mai dimenticata l’opzione-Iaquinta. Un’alternativa di lusso, comunque.
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Old 02-06-2005, 06:55   #518

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Can someone translate please...???
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Old 02-06-2005, 07:21   #519

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It's nothing that we already don't know - the only interesting thing is that Milan has upped their bid from 20 mil to 25 mil, while Parma has gone down from 50mil to 35 mil and now the difference between the two is "only" 10 mil so a deal could be expected very soon. All the rest is some BS about how Parma want to make Gila the top buy on this summers market - compairing him to Drogba of last year - and how they wanna milk Milan and other clubs asking for "imaginary" figures like 50 mil. On the other hand, Parma's options to sell Gila at a high price are seriously hurt by the player's desire to remain in Italy, thus taking Chelski and Real M out of the race, and since Juve looks more keen on Cassano, Milan is basically the only serious candidate they have right now.
A lot would depend on the outcome from the "spareggio" between Parma and Bologna for a possible drop to serie B for Parma, would make Milan's life easier in the negotiations - Parma will be forced to sell and at a lower price.
It also mentions, Milan's alternatives to Gila - Iaquinta - whose price has been set at 20 mil by Udinese's Pozzo.
What they DON'T mention, however, is that Khaka is virually a Chelski player now, which means that a deal between Milan and Chelski for Crespo has been agreed.

This is pretty much it - in no specific order - but as I said, nothing new under the sun, just filling up the pages, I guess.
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Okay... Thanks Zlatanov
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Old 02-06-2005, 09:12   #521

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It seems that we will have a more turbulent transfer season then I expected...
Vogel, Jankulowski, possibly Crespo, Gila and Oddo. I am not convinced that so many changes are necessarily for the best...
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Old 02-06-2005, 10:09   #522

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I generally prefer a more stable squad too, but given the results of the season, I think changes had to be expected. The bench players, except for Ambrosini and maybe Brocchi, haven't delivered this season.

The next season will be even tougher, because of the WC qualifiers and the absence through travel of the South Americans. I think we actually need a slightly bigger squad, and most of all we need players that Ancelotti will feel comfortable fielding. He has to do his part in rotating the players, but the players have to do their part in producing. Milan's "second" team haven't looked all that impressive in any games this season (Coppa, last game of CL group stage, last couple of Serie A games ).
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Milan can give a player to make the difference, but let see if Parma stays in Serie A, because if Parma goes to B, Gilardino must arrive here for that 25 millions.

Tomasson and Dhorasoo could go to Deportivo de la Coruña, so, if Kaladze goes to Chelsea, Milan can buy Crespo, Gilardino, Oddo, Vogel and Jankulovsky, with a goalkeeper to replace Abbiati and another defender or midfielder, Milan have the squad for 2005/2006.
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According to this: http://www.tgcom.it/sport/articoli/articolo260288.shtml Chelsea have offered 43M Euros for Gila
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According to this: http://www.tgcom.it/sport/articoli/articolo260288.shtml Chelsea have offered 43M Euros for Gila
Gilardino only will play in Italy, the 1º objective for Chelsea is Adriano, 83 millions Euros according the sport press.

I hope Gila will be ours, he loves our club and likes to dress our red & black shirt

But let see what happens first with Parma, if plays in A or in B
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