Ghost

Ghost · 15-05-2007, 09:35

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Originally Posted by drucurl

....I'm glad when he scores but that's about it

No wonder your so miserable

Rayno_acm · 15-05-2007, 10:23

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Originally Posted by Samuca

...But you should agree that he made a pointless appologise about him exit from Milan

Does this mean that he left because of the Calciopoli?

Yeah, just like drucurl, I'm really glad when he scores, but gotta admit, it's not the same...

Come back, Sheva, to heal the wounds...

#7_lover · 15-05-2007, 12:33

Will Ronaldo be able replace Sheva??
Are Kaka Ronaldo Seedorf and Inzaghi enough to get the Serie A League and Championship this year??
Who are they gonna buy??
But I hope no one is leaving this season...
Forza Milan!!
Don't lose like the last time with liverpool.

Nalx · 15-05-2007, 14:24

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Originally Posted by #7_lover

Will Ronaldo be able replace Sheva??
Are Kaka Ronaldo Seedorf and Inzaghi enough to get the Serie A League and Championship this year??
Who are they gonna buy??
But I hope no one is leaving this season...
Forza Milan!!
Don't lose like the last time with liverpool.

He implied that there's no quality English course in Italy

1. You can't expect Ronaldo to score 100+ goals for Milan, but next year with some help from MilanLab, he'll be devastating.
2. For the serie A, no. For the UCL, ABSOLUTELY YES!!!
3. They don't do the buying, Galliani does

4. Billy is retiring, but he'll return next year as coach assistant. Apart from him, let's wait and see
5. We won't lose again, FORZA MILAN

humanTORCH · 15-05-2007, 20:03

From the offical website:

SHEVA’S POSSIBLE RETURN: ‘Every player that leaves Milan regrets that decision, but at the same time the club never forgets who gave a lot to this jersey. Milan never has bad blood with anyone and I think that this is the secret and the philosophy that has made the difference over these years. From this base, it is easy to say that Sheva would always be welcomed with open arms.’

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After what Al Capitano said, I guess we will be seeing sheva back in Milan.

ACMILAN1983 · 16-05-2007, 09:52

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Originally Posted by humanTORCH

From the offical website:

SHEVA’S POSSIBLE RETURN: ‘Every player that leaves Milan regrets that decision, but at the same time the club never forgets who gave a lot to this jersey. Milan never has bad blood with anyone and I think that this is the secret and the philosophy that has made the difference over these years. From this base, it is easy to say that Sheva would always be welcomed with open arms.’

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After what Al Capitano said, I guess we will be seeing sheva back in Milan.

I wouldn't be so sure. When I read that certain comments seemed very careful. For example, he says a club never forgets who gave a lot, but that's simply the past.

He also says that from this base, it's easy to say he's welcomed back, but does that mean Sheva is actually welcomed back if you're talking about the non-footballing terms (as Maldini there only really speaks about the football side of things)?

Maybe I'm reading into it too much

Warro Bantan · 16-05-2007, 11:30

from the channel4.com website:
http://www.channel4.com/sport/footba...paperssay.html

Quote:

Corriere dello Sport
Ancelotti exclusive
Ronaldo, Shevchenko, Ronaldinho, Kaka
‘I would play these four together’
‘A Milan side with so many stars? You can. You just need balance’

Now what an attack that would be!!! Unbelievable!!

....Ronaldo....Sheva...

...Kaka...Ronaldinho....

....Gattuso...Pirlo.......

Marek...Kala...Nesta...Oddo

..............Dida................

I am looking for the balance that Carlo is talking about, but I cant find it...as the formation I see above is waaay too attacking, unless we play with 3 at the back, and introduce Ambro in the middle...

Debs · 16-05-2007, 11:34

With a lineup like that, even with Ron in it

, I would think I had died and gone to heaven. That and Maldini is playing on....

Blacktop · 16-05-2007, 13:29

What good will it do to have so many stars if they can't form a cohesive unit? Chelski and Fake Madrid know that firsthand.

Why Maldini is coming back again after two injury-riddled seasons, I have no idea, but we definitely should not take Sheva back. It'll make us look weak and dependent, and Sheva shouldn't think he'll just get a "get out of jail" card after a sucky season at Chelsea, since he was so desperate to move there in the first place.

drucurl · 16-05-2007, 14:09

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Originally Posted by BMWTaylor

What good will it do to have so many stars if they can't form a cohesive unit? Chelski and Fake Madrid know that firsthand.

Why Maldini is coming back again after two injury-riddled seasons, I have no idea, but we definitely should not take Sheva back. It'll make us look weak and dependent, and Sheva shouldn't think he'll just get a "get out of jail" card after a sucky season at Chelsea, since he was so desperate to move there in the first place.

Maybe Sheva is a really really fast learner and he learned english already

Warro Bantan · 16-05-2007, 17:29

The likely hood of Ronaldinho and Sheva being at Milan next season is remote...so its almost is a non-starter, but Carlo is the one quoted with saying that he would, play them both, if they were to arrive....

Now, as he went on to clarify, balance would be key to starting all 4 at once, and Pirlo, or either or both RB and LB would have to be sacrificed, resulting in a 3-4-3 type formation. (We would play with 3 CDs)

As for taking $heva back....its easier, than taking a risk on an "unknown"...as much as I now dislike $heva, he is a known entity in Serie A...we have history on him...Etoo...how would he perform? He also wouldnt come cheap either....so, its less of a gamble to bring $heva back...simple as that.

Samuca · 16-05-2007, 20:03

I think that Ronaldinho would ruin the attack, he even do pointless moves, lose the ball and never try to recover

The perfect team, in my opinion, would be:

--------------Dida--------------------
--Oddo--Nesta---Cannavaro--Kaladze--
------------Gattuso-------------------
--------Seedorf---Pirlo-------------------
---------------Kaká----------------------
-----Shevchenko--Ronaldo------------------

Less money spent and a useful team with the best deffense, midfield and attack of the world

Would be better if the manager could be changed for Hiddink, Benitez, Capello, Mourinho or another great one but it is clearly out of reach

Ghost · 17-05-2007, 11:52

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Originally Posted by Samuca

Would be better if the manager could be changed for Hiddink, Benitez, Capello, Mourinho or another great one but it is clearly out of reach

Do you support Milan?

Giorgos · 17-05-2007, 15:10

I think that Ronaldinho would ruin the attack, he even do pointless moves, lose the ball and never try to recover

The perfect team, in my opinion, would be:

--------------Dida--------------------
--Oddo--Nesta---Cannavaro--Kaladze--
------------Gattuso-------------------
--------Seedorf---Pirlo-------------------
---------------Kaká----------------------
-----Shevchenko--Ronaldo------------------

I agree with you...

Giorgos · 17-05-2007, 15:16

http://www.channel4.com/sport/footba...a/may17k.html:

Ronaldinho has announced that he will not leave Barcelona in the summer, dismissing the rumours linking him with a move to Milan.

The Brazilian is contracted to the Blaugrana until 2010, but the last few months have seen the Rossoneri repeatedly state that they were “in pole position should he leave.”

Furthermore, all negotiations to extend his deal with the Nou Camp outfit have so far failed, fuelling speculation that the player might be set for Serie A.

“There is no chance that I will leave Barcelona,” Ronaldinho told the Press on Thursday.

“I have a contract here and I am only focused on my club,” added the former Golden Ball winner, whose side leads La Liga alongside Real Madrid with four matches to go.

“I want to do my best here next year and am trying to prepare for next season as well as I can,” explained ‘Dinho, who has withdrawn from Brazil’s Copa America squad.

The Brazilian international was recently booed by part of the Barca supporters, who do not appreciate the constant transfer rumours, blaming his brother and agent Roberto Assis’ frequent trips to Milan.

“My brother is in Italy often because he represents many other players apart from me. He doesn’t go to Milan to speak about my position,” concluded Ronaldinho.

The player’s statement could open the door for Andriy Shevchenko’s return to the San Siro, after Adriano Galliani declared last week that the Rossoneri were willing to hold a non-EU spot for the Ukrainian.

So Stay whereever you are

View Poll Results: If Sheva were to leave England, would you support his return to AC Milan
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15-05-2007, 12:33	#123
#7_lover Registered User Join Date: 05 2007	Why Did Sheva Leave?? Will Ronaldo be able replace Sheva?? Are Kaka Ronaldo Seedorf and Inzaghi enough to get the Serie A League and Championship this year?? Who are they gonna buy?? But I hope no one is leaving this season... Forza Milan!! Don't lose like the last time with liverpool.

15-05-2007, 20:03	#125
humanTORCH Registered User Join Date: 09 2002 Location: Near the EQUATOR! Fave Players: Sheva,Zidane,Boban,MVB	From the offical website: SHEVA’S POSSIBLE RETURN: ‘Every player that leaves Milan regrets that decision, but at the same time the club never forgets who gave a lot to this jersey. Milan never has bad blood with anyone and I think that this is the secret and the philosophy that has made the difference over these years. From this base, it is easy to say that Sheva would always be welcomed with open arms.’ ____________________________________________________________ After what Al Capitano said, I guess we will be seeing sheva back in Milan. __________________ One time Van Basten said to me: Why do Milan keep winning while the others don't? I answered: Marco, we want to remain in the memory as a side that wins in a certain way, we must entertain the public because it's just not the winning that counts.' - Arrigo Sacchi

16-05-2007, 11:34	#128
Debs Administrator Join Date: 03 1999 Location: Planet Earth Fave Players: Maldini......	With a lineup like that, even with Ron in it , I would think I had died and gone to heaven. That and Maldini is playing on.... __________________ ...not your normal paranormal....

16-05-2007, 17:29	#131
Warro Bantan Moderator Join Date: 08 1999 Location: Kingston, Jamaica Fave Players: Rui Costa, Pirlo, Pato	The likely hood of Ronaldinho and Sheva being at Milan next season is remote...so its almost is a non-starter, but Carlo is the one quoted with saying that he would, play them both, if they were to arrive.... Now, as he went on to clarify, balance would be key to starting all 4 at once, and Pirlo, or either or both RB and LB would have to be sacrificed, resulting in a 3-4-3 type formation. (We would play with 3 CDs) As for taking $heva back....its easier, than taking a risk on an "unknown"...as much as I now dislike $heva, he is a known entity in Serie A...we have history on him...Etoo...how would he perform? He also wouldnt come cheap either....so, its less of a gamble to bring $heva back...simple as that. __________________ I Love Milan.

16-05-2007, 13:29	#129
Blacktop Registered User Join Date: 10 2006 Location: In your sock drawer Fave Players: Abbiati	What good will it do to have so many stars if they can't form a cohesive unit? Chelski and Fake Madrid know that firsthand. Why Maldini is coming back again after two injury-riddled seasons, I have no idea, but we definitely should not take Sheva back. It'll make us look weak and dependent, and Sheva shouldn't think he'll just get a "get out of jail" card after a sucky season at Chelsea, since he was so desperate to move there in the first place.

16-05-2007, 20:03	#132
Samuca Registered User Join Date: 03 2007	I think that Ronaldinho would ruin the attack, he even do pointless moves, lose the ball and never try to recover The perfect team, in my opinion, would be: --------------Dida-------------------- --Oddo--Nesta---Cannavaro--Kaladze-- ------------Gattuso------------------- --------Seedorf---Pirlo------------------- ---------------Kaká---------------------- -----Shevchenko--Ronaldo------------------ Less money spent and a useful team with the best deffense, midfield and attack of the world Would be better if the manager could be changed for Hiddink, Benitez, Capello, Mourinho or another great one but it is clearly out of reach

17-05-2007, 15:10	#134
Giorgos Registered User Join Date: 06 2006 Location: Greece,Thessaloniki (Macedonia) Fave Players: Van Basten, Maldini, Savicevic	I think that Ronaldinho would ruin the attack, he even do pointless moves, lose the ball and never try to recover The perfect team, in my opinion, would be: --------------Dida-------------------- --Oddo--Nesta---Cannavaro--Kaladze-- ------------Gattuso------------------- --------Seedorf---Pirlo------------------- ---------------Kaká---------------------- -----Shevchenko--Ronaldo------------------ I agree with you... __________________ PAOK Thessaloniki for Ever....

17-05-2007, 15:16	#135
Giorgos Registered User Join Date: 06 2006 Location: Greece,Thessaloniki (Macedonia) Fave Players: Van Basten, Maldini, Savicevic	http://www.channel4.com/sport/footba...a/may17k.html: Ronaldinho has announced that he will not leave Barcelona in the summer, dismissing the rumours linking him with a move to Milan. The Brazilian is contracted to the Blaugrana until 2010, but the last few months have seen the Rossoneri repeatedly state that they were “in pole position should he leave.” Furthermore, all negotiations to extend his deal with the Nou Camp outfit have so far failed, fuelling speculation that the player might be set for Serie A. “There is no chance that I will leave Barcelona,” Ronaldinho told the Press on Thursday. “I have a contract here and I am only focused on my club,” added the former Golden Ball winner, whose side leads La Liga alongside Real Madrid with four matches to go. “I want to do my best here next year and am trying to prepare for next season as well as I can,” explained ‘Dinho, who has withdrawn from Brazil’s Copa America squad. The Brazilian international was recently booed by part of the Barca supporters, who do not appreciate the constant transfer rumours, blaming his brother and agent Roberto Assis’ frequent trips to Milan. “My brother is in Italy often because he represents many other players apart from me. He doesn’t go to Milan to speak about my position,” concluded Ronaldinho. The player’s statement could open the door for Andriy Shevchenko’s return to the San Siro, after Adriano Galliani declared last week that the Rossoneri were willing to hold a non-EU spot for the Ukrainian. So Stay whereever you are __________________ PAOK Thessaloniki for Ever....

Ghost

Rayno_acm

#7_lover

Nalx

humanTORCH

ACMILAN1983

Warro Bantan

Debs

Blacktop

drucurl

Warro Bantan

Samuca

Ghost

Giorgos

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