Arildonardo

Arildonardo · 03-09-2006, 08:18

It's nice to see that Ricardo Oliveira is raring to go and want to silence his critics. I think he is showing the right attitude.

http://www.channel4.com/sport/footba...lia/sep3h.html

drucurl · 04-09-2006, 15:54

This thread is for discussions on our new support striker Ricardo Olivera.
some wanted him sime (like me) didn't and just wanted a big name (I wanted Ronaldo

)

But we should all welcome him and support him as he is now one of us. I hope I am wrong about him that he will never be fit to shine the underside of sheva's pegs

sheva-gila · 04-09-2006, 16:14

some of you I cant really understand you Gila cant be sheva, tevez no, torres no, sobis no, inzaghi no way, me not you not can anyone of you tell me what sheva was "GOD" dont get me wrong with this cuze I still love him and Im still member here under his name.

i want goals I want victories, I want scudetto, champion league etc, so let gila, pippo and others do thair job in the best way.

drucurl · 10-09-2006, 12:26

Ricardo Olivera has made a step in proving me wrong. And BOY AM I HAPPY TO BE WRONG!

Hasan Rossonero · 10-09-2006, 13:15

The run he made through Lazio's defence today was kaka-esque!

Vadim · 10-09-2006, 13:55

Its just one game, I know, but he has impressed me so far. Especially that little run he made. Peruzzi got lucky, otherwise RO would have had his second.

On a Ukrainian website I found that RO is related to Ronaldinho, like second cousins or something. I found the source to be too dubious to post, but he does resemble Ronaldinho.

BTW Why does his jersey say R. Oliveira? Why can't it just say Oliveira?

KingHenry® · 10-09-2006, 16:30

hes a great player, i kinda under estimted him...

nice to see sheva strugglin in epl hahaha

ganjarb · 10-09-2006, 18:34

His header today, his little run passed 2 defenders, his chip following ambro's pass.. all made me instantly forget about Sheva.

Byebye sheva, welcome oli. Boy,, we sold sheva on the right time. Have we held him for another two years, he would probably worth less than 10m pounds. now we got 30 million + a 26 year old striker with class.

i immediately checked sheva's tally in EPL. only one so far.. cannot say i'm sad about it.

zlatanov · 10-09-2006, 19:23

Great to see RO silencing his critics ... and there were a lot of them

As for Sheva, the man is still class but he seems to be a bit isolated by his new teammates, especially those players who are used to getting all the credit and don't want to be ousted from the spotlight by the Ukrainian ... Drogba's egoism and desire to isolate Sheva in attack by not combining with him are pretty obvious, I think.

Long gone are the days when 95% of Milan's attacks passed through Sheva, now he plays with the ball every 10 min or so. It hardly takes a mindreader to guess what's going through his head rignt now.

Anyways, The King is dead, long live the King - Forza Milan, Forza RO

arcy · 10-09-2006, 19:46

From acmilan.com

Sheva is old news and by now Ricardo Oliveira is the name on everyone’s lips. The new signing electrified the San Siro after coming on for Alberto Gilardino. For many, the Brazilian was the man of the match and the fans certainly enjoyed the show.

Ricardo Oliveira
‘How exciting to score at the San Siro! To be useful to my team-mates is great and it’s important to me personally. Everyone has supported me, even Galliani and Braida. I want to thank everyone who has helped me and Milan especially. Playing with guys like Inzaghi, Kakà and the other Rossoneri make it easy. We did well tonight. I had an opportunity to for a great shot, but the keeper did extraordinarily well.’

Carlo Ancelotti
‘Oliveira demonstrated quickly that he has a strong presence. We have bought reliable players and they will demonstrate this. Oliveira proved himself today and so will Gourcuff. Oliveira is a smart guy, he is well-rounded and that is exactly why I think he will be useful.'

peters · 10-09-2006, 20:36

Lets not get too hyped about first 30 minutes of his play. I'm happy for his goal and fast play, but i wont judge him until i see more of him in milan shirt. I hope that's soon and that he does even better than today. Thumbsup for now!

KingHenry® · 10-09-2006, 21:06

i hope ro does for us what sheva done for us in hes first season.. i still think sheva has got a lot in him soon enuf i think hel get use 2 it and start scoring like he did in italy

rt9 · 10-09-2006, 21:35

He has definitely impressed. He is fast, skillful, and a very smart player. I think the big plus is that serie a defenders dont know him too well yet. Let's hope Ancelotti starts him in the CL game so he'll have more time to show us what he can do. As for Sheva, he is truly history now, although I must admit that seeing someone else in the number 7 Milan shirt still feels a bit strange.

GavinMilan · 10-09-2006, 21:51

RO is great. The thing that impressed me was his positioning. Not just in front of goal but the way he made himself opened for others to pass the ball to. For example, the one two he did with Kaka, or the moment where he ran wide to the left and drew the defender with him, while Seedorf got a great shot on goal, or the fact that instead of running in the box, he stepped out a little bit which allowed Ambro to pass the ball to him. Those were the things that impressed me. Ofcourse the way he beated the Lazio defence was amazing too, it would have been great if he scored or passed to Kaka. Well, he will learn and I think that once he knows that Series A has the best keepers in the world, he will concentrate more on his finishing.

kastriot · 11-09-2006, 04:29

The thing that impresed me the most was that he was direct and very pace, things that work in Serie A,Also Kaka and Sheva have those abilities, thats why they were so sucesfull in Italy,

03-09-2006, 08:18	#1
Arildonardo Registered User Join Date: 08 2001 Location: Kristiansand, Norway Fave Players: Maldini, Pirlo, Gattuso, Pato!	Ricardo Oliveira Thread It's nice to see that Ricardo Oliveira is raring to go and want to silence his critics. I think he is showing the right attitude. http://www.channel4.com/sport/footba...lia/sep3h.html

04-09-2006, 15:54	#2
drucurl Registered User Join Date: 08 2006 Location: Trinidad and Tobago Fave Players: Ronaldo Kaka Maldini Nesta Inzaghi Seedorf Pato	Ricardo Olivera This thread is for discussions on our new support striker Ricardo Olivera. some wanted him sime (like me) didn't and just wanted a big name (I wanted Ronaldo ) But we should all welcome him and support him as he is now one of us. I hope I am wrong about him that he will never be fit to shine the underside of sheva's pegs

04-09-2006, 16:14	#3
sheva-gila Registered User Join Date: 09 2005 Location: kosovo Fave Players: Maldini, Nesta, R80, T.Silva, Pato	some of you I cant really understand you Gila cant be sheva, tevez no, torres no, sobis no, inzaghi no way, me not you not can anyone of you tell me what sheva was "GOD" dont get me wrong with this cuze I still love him and Im still member here under his name. i want goals I want victories, I want scudetto, champion league etc, so let gila, pippo and others do thair job in the best way. __________________ AC MILAN

10-09-2006, 18:34	#8
ganjarb Registered User Join Date: 04 2001 Location: U.S. Fave Players: Rijkaard	His header today, his little run passed 2 defenders, his chip following ambro's pass.. all made me instantly forget about Sheva. Byebye sheva, welcome oli. Boy,, we sold sheva on the right time. Have we held him for another two years, he would probably worth less than 10m pounds. now we got 30 million + a 26 year old striker with class. i immediately checked sheva's tally in EPL. only one so far.. cannot say i'm sad about it. __________________ BeeBuzz

10-09-2006, 19:23	#9
zlatanov Moderator Join Date: 07 2003 Location: Nowhere near San Siro :( Fave Players: Zinedine Zidane, Genarro Gattuso, Alessandro Nesta	Great to see RO silencing his critics ... and there were a lot of them As for Sheva, the man is still class but he seems to be a bit isolated by his new teammates, especially those players who are used to getting all the credit and don't want to be ousted from the spotlight by the Ukrainian ... Drogba's egoism and desire to isolate Sheva in attack by not combining with him are pretty obvious, I think. Long gone are the days when 95% of Milan's attacks passed through Sheva, now he plays with the ball every 10 min or so. It hardly takes a mindreader to guess what's going through his head rignt now. Anyways, The King is dead, long live the King - Forza Milan, Forza RO __________________ "Everyone creates his own luck" - Carlo Ancelotti

10-09-2006, 12:26	#4
drucurl Registered User Join Date: 08 2006 Location: Trinidad and Tobago Fave Players: Ronaldo Kaka Maldini Nesta Inzaghi Seedorf Pato	Ricardo Olivera has made a step in proving me wrong. And BOY AM I HAPPY TO BE WRONG!

10-09-2006, 13:15	#5
Hasan Rossonero Registered User Join Date: 12 2004 Location: Canada Fave Players: Rivera, Maldini, Del Piero, Baggio, Nesta, Pirlo	The run he made through Lazio's defence today was kaka-esque!

10-09-2006, 13:55	#6
Vadim Moderator Join Date: 11 2005 Location: Chicago Fave Players: San Paolo	Its just one game, I know, but he has impressed me so far. Especially that little run he made. Peruzzi got lucky, otherwise RO would have had his second. On a Ukrainian website I found that RO is related to Ronaldinho, like second cousins or something. I found the source to be too dubious to post, but he does resemble Ronaldinho. BTW Why does his jersey say R. Oliveira? Why can't it just say Oliveira?

10-09-2006, 16:30	#7
KingHenry® BANNED! Join Date: 05 2006 Fave Players: Fabregas..	hes a great player, i kinda under estimted him... nice to see sheva strugglin in epl hahaha

10-09-2006, 19:46	#10
arcy Registered User Join Date: 07 2006	From acmilan.com Sheva is old news and by now Ricardo Oliveira is the name on everyone’s lips. The new signing electrified the San Siro after coming on for Alberto Gilardino. For many, the Brazilian was the man of the match and the fans certainly enjoyed the show. Ricardo Oliveira ‘How exciting to score at the San Siro! To be useful to my team-mates is great and it’s important to me personally. Everyone has supported me, even Galliani and Braida. I want to thank everyone who has helped me and Milan especially. Playing with guys like Inzaghi, Kakà and the other Rossoneri make it easy. We did well tonight. I had an opportunity to for a great shot, but the keeper did extraordinarily well.’ Carlo Ancelotti ‘Oliveira demonstrated quickly that he has a strong presence. We have bought reliable players and they will demonstrate this. Oliveira proved himself today and so will Gourcuff. Oliveira is a smart guy, he is well-rounded and that is exactly why I think he will be useful.' __________________ Tu sei tutta la mia vita...

10-09-2006, 20:36	#11
peters Registered User Join Date: 11 2004 Location: Slovenia	Lets not get too hyped about first 30 minutes of his play. I'm happy for his goal and fast play, but i wont judge him until i see more of him in milan shirt. I hope that's soon and that he does even better than today. Thumbsup for now!

10-09-2006, 21:06	#12
KingHenry® BANNED! Join Date: 05 2006 Fave Players: Fabregas..	i hope ro does for us what sheva done for us in hes first season.. i still think sheva has got a lot in him soon enuf i think hel get use 2 it and start scoring like he did in italy

10-09-2006, 21:35	#13
rt9 Registered User Join Date: 05 2006 Location: Bangkok, Thailand Fave Players: marco van basten, rui costa, kaka, pirlo	He has definitely impressed. He is fast, skillful, and a very smart player. I think the big plus is that serie a defenders dont know him too well yet. Let's hope Ancelotti starts him in the CL game so he'll have more time to show us what he can do. As for Sheva, he is truly history now, although I must admit that seeing someone else in the number 7 Milan shirt still feels a bit strange.

10-09-2006, 21:51	#14
GavinMilan Registered User Join Date: 01 2006	RO is great. The thing that impressed me was his positioning. Not just in front of goal but the way he made himself opened for others to pass the ball to. For example, the one two he did with Kaka, or the moment where he ran wide to the left and drew the defender with him, while Seedorf got a great shot on goal, or the fact that instead of running in the box, he stepped out a little bit which allowed Ambro to pass the ball to him. Those were the things that impressed me. Ofcourse the way he beated the Lazio defence was amazing too, it would have been great if he scored or passed to Kaka. Well, he will learn and I think that once he knows that Series A has the best keepers in the world, he will concentrate more on his finishing. Last edited by GavinMilan; 11-09-2006 at 04:46.

11-09-2006, 04:29	#15
kastriot Moderator Join Date: 08 2006 Location: Macedonia Fave Players: The one and only MALDINI	The thing that impresed me the most was that he was direct and very pace, things that work in Serie A,Also Kaka and Sheva have those abilities, thats why they were so sucesfull in Italy,

Arildonardo

drucurl

sheva-gila

drucurl

Hasan Rossonero

Vadim

KingHenry®

ganjarb

zlatanov

arcy

peters

KingHenry®

rt9

GavinMilan

kastriot