Striker worthy the place of Andriy Shevchenko

Yes, who knows...
And at this same point, no one will knows that Adriano might comes to our side...
Or Torres...
Or Totti??

The management's promise that they will buy a big star in the end of market season is really make us confused...

Originally Posted by zZ[-_-]Zz

maybe i'm too harsh on Gilardino... so i've decided to cut him some slack & win me over for the next 6 months... else he would officially enter my book of over-rated junks... and i am talkin' about his performances in Europe... Serie A & Coppa Italia are out of the picture...

That´s the spirit

I can give you an idea. Milan should sign...me!!!
http://img204.imageshack.us/img204/8...ruicopyzq8.jpg
I can play like Sheva and Kaka simultaneously

Arjun...and then bodat.....
awaiting a massive comebacks this time around

nice to see you post again bodat....

Torres in 2006, Ronaldinho in 2007

Hour the Milan returns on Torres
11 08 2006
Grazia Neri

Having lost Crespo and Ibrahimovic in the derby of market with the Inter, the Milan returns on Fernando Torres.
Saturday evening in new Spain encounter with the Atletico Madrid. And Ronaldinho could arrive in 2007.
In rossonera house, approval also the malumore that it begins to serpeggiare in the tifoseria, stretches to throw water on the fire care engages it of Crespo and Ibrahimovic from part of the Inter.

"ours object always have been others" - Galliani has said during Red Star post game, but in truth the Milan has been burnt from the cousinses nerazzurri just because of the preliminary engagement in Champions League, that it has of held fact blocked the market in entrance as far as the great names.

Crespo was a desire more than Ancelotti that than via Turati, while for Ibrahimovic an agreement of principle with the proxy Mino Raiola existed already. The Milan but has taken time in attended at least of the gone contest of against the Red Star, and Ibrahimovic has chosen the Inter.
Hour the rossonero club remains the only one substantially in tries of one heads of name, what tutt' other that positive if a good price is wanted to be dulled. The objective number one of Ariedo Braida returns to being Fernando Torres, 22enne star of the Athletic Madrid and the national Spanish, second tip of perfectly complementary role to pure centravanti like Inzaghi and Gilardino.

The Milan has activated the usual Ernesto Bronzetti, great weaver of wefts on the Italy-Spain axis, than to Madrid sondando officially the land with the "Colchoneros". Torres costs than 35 million less, does not number much high one if it considers itself that Ibrahimovic has gone to the Inter in order less than 25, and Berlusconi seems oriented to only detach an indeed heavy check for Ronaldinho. The Brazilian of the Barça, but, is destined for this year to remain a dream, while if potrene riparlare some in 2007, when he could decide to close the own Catalan experience. To that point, the Milan would be absolutely in pole position in order to have it.

Returning to Torres, saturday evening the Milan will be to the Coruna for a quadrangular one with Sport, Nacional Monteviedeo and Atletico Madrid, and the occasion will be good in order to return to speak about the "Nino". The rossoneri boast still some Athletic credit with the going back one to the cessions of Contra and Brown Javi, circumstance that could contribute to lower the price of the talentino Iberian.

To ragionavoli costs, Torres will go to form with Gilardino an attack brace that could last years seen the young age of both.
In Spain moreover it is returned to speak about a passage in rossonero of Ronaldo, even if the impression is that features more than "rumor" that of one reliable voice. The Brazilian does not give in fact the necessary guarantees on the physical plan, and in spite of the cost of its cartellino it is come down around to 15 million, seems difficult that the Milan can make an investment on the name without the necessary technical-athletic guarantees. More consisting it is the track that door to Vincenzo Iaquinta, first of the list in the case had to vanish the access to the Champions League.


Please no comment on this one Vadim, i'm trying to help here

I was so tempted and very curious after reading these comments and statements taken from channel4.com :

Friday 11 August
Gazzetta dello Sport
Milan chase Ronaldo
They start negotiations with Real: The Brazilian costs just 15m [£10.7m]
Oh my God, please don't make this happen

Corriere dello Sport
Milan: Torres or Ronaldinho
Berlusconi after 1-0 win over Red Star: ‘Leave it to me’
This great news ? Please Dear God, make this happen soonest

I can't say anything more at this moment as I feel that I loose my confidence and thought towards which direction Milan management is planning to go.

Hey guys, am wondering y all the clubs are ignoring carlitos... i think milan should make a bid for him... he will be great in milan's shirt...wat do u think??

with this managment wich me have right now, we can bring none strikers....

I merged the "Carlos Tevez" thread with this one because it wasn't based on a rumour or anything like that but was more of suggestion about whom Milan should go for.

The main issue about Tevez is: MSI group own his rights, not Corinhtians. And as everybody knows MSI is ruled by the russian tycoons like Abramovich and Berezovsky. That's why nobody make bid on him, Tevez already has his destiny sealed to go to one club ruled (sponsored) by one of these russian "gentleman"

Crespo , so sad that he signed for Inter , but I love him anytime , always remember season 04/05 , remember how he scored against Man Utd , Liverpool , and so many more clubs .I luv him and I miss him so much

Originally Posted by kumm

The main issue about Tevez is: MSI group own his rights, not Corinhtians. And as everybody knows MSI is ruled by the russian tycoons like Abramovich and Berezovsky. That's why nobody make bid on him, Tevez already has his destiny sealed to go to one club ruled (sponsored) by one of these russian "gentleman"

True that is a worry, but you have to bear in mind that we have also done the odd favour with Chelsea in recent history and dealt with them about a certain Ukrainian hitman, who also seemed to go for a pretty cheap price considering his status in the footballing world. It was Sheva's request to leave, but we could have easily said no (I have doubts we'd just have said yes to him leaving without possibilities opening up for us). So for this reason, it could well be a quiet agreement was made between our management and Abramovich regarding this matter (especially as I don't really see Chelsea wanting a new superstar attacker right now, at least I hope not, but considering Crespo just left, it might be a possibility).

Also, dealing with Corinthians seems realistic as they want Dida it seems and we haven't made any refutes about him leaving (well, I think there was one public announcement, but contractually nothing has been agreed).

Another factor that could come into play is Galliani's comments of late that he later denied have the odd interesting line. I believe he said that we may get a new signing in January. If I'm correct, Tevez happens to have a contract with MSI until December, and doesn't at this point look like he's going to take the extension offered, which is beneficial to us.

Finally, Leonardo was working on the BBC during the World Cup, and I was surprised he never mentioned Tevez at all when talking about Argentina, often remaining very quiet whenever Tevez was mentioned, which to me and my brother (who, as a Juve fan, is definately praying Tevez doesn't sign for Milan) seemed something quite "odd".

I will admit that everything I've said is pure speculation, and for all I know, it could be I've misread the whole thing, but at the same time, there is a situation with the possibility where we could end up with Tevez.

Originally Posted by ACMILAN1983

True that is a worry, but you have to bear in mind that we have also done the odd favour with Chelsea in recent history and dealt with them about a certain Ukrainian hitman, who also seemed to go for a pretty cheap price considering his status in the footballing world. It was Sheva's request to leave, but we could have easily said no (I have doubts we'd just have said yes to him leaving without possibilities opening up for us). So for this reason, it could well be a quiet agreement was made between our management and Abramovich regarding this matter (especially as I don't really see Chelsea wanting a new superstar attacker right now, at least I hope not, but considering Crespo just left, it might be a possibility).

Also, dealing with Corinthians seems realistic as they want Dida it seems and we haven't made any refutes about him leaving (well, I think there was one public announcement, but contractually nothing has been agreed).

Another factor that could come into play is Galliani's comments of late that he later denied have the odd interesting line. I believe he said that we may get a new signing in January. If I'm correct, Tevez happens to have a contract with MSI until December, and doesn't at this point look like he's going to take the extension offered, which is beneficial to us.

Finally, Leonardo was working on the BBC during the World Cup, and I was surprised he never mentioned Tevez at all when talking about Argentina, often remaining very quiet whenever Tevez was mentioned, which to me and my brother (who, as a Juve fan, is definately praying Tevez doesn't sign for Milan) seemed something quite "odd".

I will admit that everything I've said is pure speculation, and for all I know, it could be I've misread the whole thing, but at the same time, there is a situation with the possibility where we could end up with Tevez.

Excellent and well-reasoned post 83. In fact, you probably remember that it was rumored during the Sheva saga that part of the deal might include Abramovich clearing the way for a possible purchase of Tevez by Milan. And I mentioned the thing about a January move just yesterday (but of course some posters here would rather have anyone else now just to have someone than to have Tevez in January). We can't know how it will all shake out, but I still consider Tevez a decent possibility.

MSI or no MSI, if we want Tevez we will get him.

Actually, MSI make great mobos, nicely overclockable ..... so, I am sure they are nice people

P.S. great post, 1983 ... its' indeed intriguing that we've been so silent regarding Tevez, especially given the pretty good if not excellent WC he had.