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zlatanov · 20-07-2006, 11:49

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Originally Posted by ARIO

But Zambrotta we can't let go....

that's not up to us alone, he has to want to come and with that CL exclusion, it would be a miracle if he does. true, he did say that he wanted Milan but that was still before we were handed that ban. With him being 30 yo already, every season now counts for him and with clubs like Real, Barca and Chelski around, he isn't exactly without options.
Plus there is always the Juve factor too as they may very well prefer to sell their players abroad and not to other Italian teams.
All these things make things very, very complicated and Zambro's transfer - and not only his - are no longer a matter of if you want him, come and get him.

menon_inc · 20-07-2006, 11:52

Crespo will be a welcomed addition to the squad. Lets hope we sell or release amoruso now and bring in someone like suozo to replace Sheva....

mk18 · 20-07-2006, 12:28

i was thinking about this a while ago, crespo in place of amoroso, and suazo/tevez most likely the hondurian as sheva replacement which is excellent IMO

Giorgos · 20-07-2006, 16:43

Yeah Crespo wants to come, even by dont taking some money from Chelsea but the London team wants money. The next season when Milan will be again strong we will see your power MR Abramovic, go play football manager if you like

Senahid1 · 23-07-2006, 04:08

Crespo is back to AC Milan,,,
,,,

Josh-Sheva · 23-07-2006, 05:43

what he came back?? source?

lked · 23-07-2006, 06:01

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Originally Posted by Senahid1

Crespo is back to AC Milan,,,
,,,

where did u read or saw that he is back to milan

in goal.com or channel4 there's nothing new about this transfer

conti · 23-07-2006, 06:51

If Crespo comes to Milan I have a feeling it would be great the only down side is that it feels like we (Milan) have to eat whats left after Chelsea has picket and choose

(they get Sheva we get Crespo)

GRE-NO-LI · 23-07-2006, 12:33

To pick the remains of another side is something simply LEPEROUS...

conti · 23-07-2006, 12:37

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Originally Posted by GRE-NO-LI

To pick the remains of another side is something simply LEPEROUS...

Well we do that(In this case) don´t we?

rt9 · 23-07-2006, 20:43

Please no!! Not Crespo! That would be a HUGE step backwards. He had a good year on loan with us, we said our goodbyes, that's it. He is now in his thirties, past his prime, and represents a short term solution (when we already have Inzaghi and Amoroso). We need a long-term signing. I say go for a proven, big-name. If not, then at least let's take a chance on a youngster, but not Crespo again...

GRE-NO-LI · 23-07-2006, 22:13

But the board seems to have an endless love for lousy short term arrangements...

NAMMY · 24-07-2006, 06:56

Crespo Reiterates Italy Desire

Chelsea striker Hernan Crespo has stated there is nothing billionaire owner Roman Abramovich can do to stop him wanting a move to Italy.

Crespo is desperate to play in Serie A this coming season following a three-year spell with The Blues that included a season on loan with Milan.

Chelsea are keen to retain the 31-year-old's services with only Didier Drogba and Andrei Shevchenko as alternative strikers, but his mind is made up.

Abramovich has tried to ease Crespo's anguish with the offer of a house and additional money on the table, although the striker is not interested in the incentives.

"Abramovich has offered me a house, a private jet and more money, but I told him I simply want to return home," Crespo told Tuttosport.

"Abramovich is a marvellous person and Chelsea is a fantastic club - they have treated me like a king.

"The fact is I love Italy. The money and success don't come into it.

"Italy is my natural environment, it is the place where I will live when I retire and it is the best place to play."

Serie A giants Milan and Internazionale have been linked with moves for Crespo, but no bids have been forthcoming from the pair.

A similar story:

Chelsea hold out on Crespo Fee

Chelsea have issued a statement after Hernan Crespo told an Italian newspaper he wanted to return to Serie A.
Crespo was quoted as telling Tuttosport that his "one wish" was to go back to Italy, where he has played for Parma, Lazio, Inter Milan and AC Milan.

Chelsea then said: "He is contracted for the next two years and will remain so unless we receive a suitable offer.

"Everyone at Chelsea is aware of his domestic situation and we have every sympathy for that."

Crespo owns a house in Italy and says returning there is more important than money - adding that he has turned down incentives presented by billionaire Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich.

"He offered me a house, a private jet and more money, but money and success doesn't come into it," Crespo said.

"Italy is my natural environment, it's where I'll live when I retire and it's the best place to play."

Crespo, who joined Chelsea from Inter Milan for £16.8m in August 2003, was loaned to AC Milan for one season before returning to Stamford Bridge.

He said: "Abramovich is a marvellous person and Chelsea is a fantastic club, they have treated me like a king.

"The fans have been great too, but I am waiting here, just hoping my mobile will ring.

"I can guarantee that I am a healthy striker with just one wish - to return and play my sort of football."

Nirvana FC · 24-07-2006, 07:34

Despite his age, Crespo is one of the few forwards I'm sure will do well in Serie A. I have serious suspicious about most of the others...

moriconi · 24-07-2006, 08:33

crespo is good but is not worthy of replacing sheva, we need a bigger name signing one thats a bit younger like ibrahimovic or torres

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20-07-2006, 11:52	#122
menon_inc Registered User Join Date: 05 2006 Location: Malaysia Fave Players: Marco Van Basten, Baresi, Maldini	Crespo will be a welcomed addition to the squad. Lets hope we sell or release amoruso now and bring in someone like suozo to replace Sheva.... __________________ AC MILAN --THE BEST THERE IS THE BEST THERE WAS AND THE BEST THERE EVER WILL BE -----------http://talkmilan.blogspot.com/---------

23-07-2006, 04:08	#125
Senahid1 Registered User Join Date: 06 2006 Location: RBiH,Doboj Fave Players: Maldini(C),Rino, Pirlo, Nesta, Spahić, Barbar	Crespo is back to AC Milan,,, ,,, __________________ FORZA MILAN !

23-07-2006, 05:43	#126
Josh-Sheva Registered User Join Date: 01 2006 Location: Zurich, Switzerland Fave Players: Pirlo, Gattuso, Sheva, Ron, Gila, Kaka, Lampard	what he came back?? source? __________________ Gourcuff- UnBeAtaBlEBeat Him

24-07-2006, 06:56	#133
NAMMY Registered User Join Date: 07 2005 Location: Benson, England Fave Players: Maldini, Inzaghi, Kaká	Crespo Reiterates Italy Desire Chelsea striker Hernan Crespo has stated there is nothing billionaire owner Roman Abramovich can do to stop him wanting a move to Italy. Crespo is desperate to play in Serie A this coming season following a three-year spell with The Blues that included a season on loan with Milan. Chelsea are keen to retain the 31-year-old's services with only Didier Drogba and Andrei Shevchenko as alternative strikers, but his mind is made up. Abramovich has tried to ease Crespo's anguish with the offer of a house and additional money on the table, although the striker is not interested in the incentives. "Abramovich has offered me a house, a private jet and more money, but I told him I simply want to return home," Crespo told Tuttosport. "Abramovich is a marvellous person and Chelsea is a fantastic club - they have treated me like a king. "The fact is I love Italy. The money and success don't come into it. "Italy is my natural environment, it is the place where I will live when I retire and it is the best place to play." Serie A giants Milan and Internazionale have been linked with moves for Crespo, but no bids have been forthcoming from the pair. A similar story: Chelsea hold out on Crespo Fee Chelsea have issued a statement after Hernan Crespo told an Italian newspaper he wanted to return to Serie A. Crespo was quoted as telling Tuttosport that his "one wish" was to go back to Italy, where he has played for Parma, Lazio, Inter Milan and AC Milan. Chelsea then said: "He is contracted for the next two years and will remain so unless we receive a suitable offer. "Everyone at Chelsea is aware of his domestic situation and we have every sympathy for that." Crespo owns a house in Italy and says returning there is more important than money - adding that he has turned down incentives presented by billionaire Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich. "He offered me a house, a private jet and more money, but money and success doesn't come into it," Crespo said. "Italy is my natural environment, it's where I'll live when I retire and it's the best place to play." Crespo, who joined Chelsea from Inter Milan for £16.8m in August 2003, was loaned to AC Milan for one season before returning to Stamford Bridge. He said: "Abramovich is a marvellous person and Chelsea is a fantastic club, they have treated me like a king. "The fans have been great too, but I am waiting here, just hoping my mobile will ring. "I can guarantee that I am a healthy striker with just one wish - to return and play my sort of football." __________________ Life's a game of two halves I score I shoot the crowd roars I'm never going home Last edited by NAMMY; 24-07-2006 at 07:42.

20-07-2006, 12:28	#123
mk18 BANNED! Join Date: 09 2004 Location: amman, JORDAN Fave Players: maldini, sheva, baggio, weah, mvb, cruyff	i was thinking about this a while ago, crespo in place of amoroso, and suazo/tevez most likely the hondurian as sheva replacement which is excellent IMO

20-07-2006, 16:43	#124
Giorgos Registered User Join Date: 06 2006 Location: Greece,Thessaloniki (Macedonia) Fave Players: Van Basten, Maldini, Savicevic	Yeah Crespo wants to come, even by dont taking some money from Chelsea but the London team wants money. The next season when Milan will be again strong we will see your power MR Abramovic, go play football manager if you like

23-07-2006, 06:51	#128
conti Registered User Join Date: 05 2006	If Crespo comes to Milan I have a feeling it would be great the only down side is that it feels like we (Milan) have to eat whats left after Chelsea has picket and choose (they get Sheva we get Crespo)

23-07-2006, 12:33	#129
GRE-NO-LI BANNED! Join Date: 12 2005 Location: Rio de Janeiro - Brazil Fave Players: Van Basten, Maldini, Savicevic, Platini, Zico	To pick the remains of another side is something simply LEPEROUS...

23-07-2006, 20:43	#131
rt9 Registered User Join Date: 05 2006 Location: Bangkok, Thailand Fave Players: marco van basten, rui costa, kaka, pirlo	Please no!! Not Crespo! That would be a HUGE step backwards. He had a good year on loan with us, we said our goodbyes, that's it. He is now in his thirties, past his prime, and represents a short term solution (when we already have Inzaghi and Amoroso). We need a long-term signing. I say go for a proven, big-name. If not, then at least let's take a chance on a youngster, but not Crespo again...

23-07-2006, 22:13	#132
GRE-NO-LI BANNED! Join Date: 12 2005 Location: Rio de Janeiro - Brazil Fave Players: Van Basten, Maldini, Savicevic, Platini, Zico	But the board seems to have an endless love for lousy short term arrangements...

24-07-2006, 07:34	#134
Nirvana FC Registered User Join Date: 07 2005 Location: São Paulo Fave Players: AC Milan	Despite his age, Crespo is one of the few forwards I'm sure will do well in Serie A. I have serious suspicious about most of the others...

24-07-2006, 08:33	#135
moriconi Registered User Join Date: 04 2006 Location: australia Fave Players: shevchenko, henry	crespo is good but is not worthy of replacing sheva, we need a bigger name signing one thats a bit younger like ibrahimovic or torres

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