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Join Date: 09 2007
Location: Jamaica
Fave Players: Kaka, Albertini, Serginho, Maldini, Rivaldo
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Being a KNOWN Milan supporter sucks at this time... its hard not to PUNCH someone in the face when they give you that silly look... kcuf uoy!!!!!!!!!!!
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#572 |
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Join Date: 10 2006
Location: In your sock drawer
Fave Players: Abbiati
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#573 |
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Join Date: 05 2009
Location: New York
Fave Players: Pirlo, Gattuso, Pato, Inzaghi, Nesta, Maldini
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when is the last time you have watched Milan play? the only keeper that has been better than him goes by the name of Buffon.
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#574 |
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Registered User
Join Date: 05 2006
Location: the most peaceful city , JAMBI - INDONESIA
Fave Players: Maldini, Nesta, Pippo, Cantona, Kaka
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sadly, at the moment Storari has been our best performer on the field (beside Nesta)...
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#575 |
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Join Date: 03 2008
Location: San Francisco California USA
Fave Players: Nesta R80 Beckham Rino
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Next three games to decide fate of Liverpool boss Benitez
01.10.09 | tribalfootball.com READ MORE NEWS ON: Chelsea, Liverpool, Manchester United, Rafa Benitez Liverpool boss Rafa Benitez faces a massive test of his management in the coming weeks. After their demoralising Champions League defeat to Fiorentina on Tuesday, a trip to Chelsea on Sunday awaits, then a critical Champions League meeting with Lyon followed by an Anfield showdown against Manchester United. The sternest of tests at the best of times, but all the more daunting in view of the way Fiorentina put a new complexion on Liverpool’s recent run of six straight wins, all achieved against lower ranked teams. thoughts? |
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#576 |
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Join Date: 04 2006
Location: tanah merah putih
Fave Players: San Marco, Billy, Patinho
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Rafa is similar to Capello or Mourinha who emphasize on a team solidity and the result. Their team rarely play beautiful football
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#577 |
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Join Date: 06 2003
Location: Poppel City (belgium)
Fave Players: Flamini, Pato, G.Rossi, T.Silva, Hazard, Lukaku
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I dont think Rafa would want to join us, this team isnt capable of winning anything + the ""key"" players are getting worse every year... we havent reached our lowest point yet!
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#578 |
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Join Date: 06 2006
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Let's just forget about these top level managers, they all have too much ego and self respect to be hired here. With the way the management is running things, they want a coach who is willing to sit down, shut up and use whoever the management gives them. You think a guy like Rafa, who has clashed a few times with the American owners of Liverpool over the years for transfers, is willing to accept replacing Kaka with Huntelaar? Spaletti, who quit Roma this summer because he never gets the players he wants, is suddenly going to accept taking the crap from Berlusconi? If Leonardo quits, it will be some other flunky they find from inside the organization that takes over.
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Join Date: 05 2001
Location: UK, London
Fave Players: Van Basten, Baresi, Maldini, Kakŕ
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"Milan Chief Adriano Galliani In Emergency Summit With Leonardo & Squad" - Goal.com
How many times have we seen these emergency meetings in the past 2 seasons? They don't do jack other than try fool the fans into thinking they are actually doing something about about the situation. The real problem 'is' the hierarchy. We need new owners.
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#580 |
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Join Date: 06 2006
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You can meet with the players for 6000 times, but it still doesn't change the fact that they can't play any more.
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#581 |
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Join Date: 06 2009
Location: Cork , Ireland
Fave Players: Maldini , Boban , Van Basten , Pato , Albertini ,
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Berlu unhappy crisis talks meh , they expect this team to win this Milan team is so bad at the moment the only way they win a game is if it is put up for a raffle. I would of thought that even with this team of aging former stars we should of been able to win against Bari and Zurich . But not only did we not win we were outplayed against Bari and on 75 mins played for a draw at home to a newly promoted side we lost to Zurich ouch.
The problem is the players a 29 man squad 15 over 30 and 6 that never play only Pato Silva and Flamini give me confidence Nesta is still good but not the Nesta of old , Abate bless him he is full of energy runs runs and runs but thats all he can do , his shooting passing crossing tackling are not great he is an energetic fit ordinary player. Berlu won't sell or spend so we are ****** plain and simple , as many many members have said .....ITS GOING TO BE A VERY VERY LONG SEASON.... Last edited by Warro Bantan; 01-10-2009 at 07:54. Reason: cursing |
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Join Date: 08 2001
Location: Kristiansand, Norway
Fave Players: Maldini, Pirlo, Gattuso, Pato!
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"It is said the club's hierarchy are not impressed with the recent form of the team." Oh, really?!? ![]() |
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Join Date: 08 1999
Location: Kingston, Jamaica
Fave Players: Rui Costa, Pirlo, Pato
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According to the Italian press (got this from footballitalia.com) Milan will look to van Basten to replace Leo.
That for me, to use a Jamaican saying, would be: "swapping black dog fi monkey" (or trading like for like, or what u have for worse). Van Basten has been a failure at coaching, and if he is the 1st choice of this increasingly poor and out of touch management team, then, I say keep Leo... While many of you are not as pessimistic as I am, and see us at worst heading for a mid-table finish at season's end, I see us destined for relegation....(As I have said many times before)...and the more I think on it, the more I believe it could be a good thing for the club. We would immediately see an exodus of the over-paid has beens, led probably by R80, and we would be forced to blood young players, and hopefully rebuld as Juve did after calciopoli. In truth, Leo would be fired long before that, and honestly, I would have to say good riddance...how big is his ego, to think that having never coached a team a day in his life, he could walk into the job @ a big club like Milan and actually succeed? Guardiola was coach of Barca's B team for a year before taking the position as coach for the senior team....and here we have an ex-scout, with a big enough belief in himself to jump in, and manage a team of "over the hill" players? A disaster waiting to happen. I always thought it could lead to disaster, and continue to believe his appointment is simply to give Berlu a "yes-man" in the coaching role. And against Atalanta, I don't see us taking max points, if any, from that game.
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Join Date: 06 2009
Location: Cork , Ireland
Fave Players: Maldini , Boban , Van Basten , Pato , Albertini ,
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Silvio Berlusconi is a 73 year old OAP he is senile clearly , Have you ever noticed how old people always say things were better in the old days movies music books , Berlu is old ignorant and senile.
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#585 |
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Join Date: 05 2008
Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
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Van Basten as coach? Really? Can we bring back Chedric Seedorf and Digăo, too? And maybe Ibrahim Ba as a player/assistant coach?
Management really need to start thinking with their heads and not their hearts (or in Berlu's case, his ****). |
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