That wasn't that bad an interview to be honest. Manchester City have Shinawatra who's a billionaire in the early years of ownership. Much like Abrahamovic and Berlusconi (when he took over), he is bound have no limit to his spending for now. Ronaldinho will come only if he really, really wants to. Its certainly not worth it to over pay and cause friction in the dressing room.
He didn't say anything about Arshavin so thats still a possibility. The truth is that the big clubs won't sell unless they have the replacement ready. Its like everybody's waiting for that first move.
We need a new 'keeper all right but that doesn't seem possible unless we can get rid of Abbiati (once and for all).
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by oily » Tue Jun 24, 2008 12:31 pm
Totti also paid tribute to Liverfekkin'wankscum's talismanic attacking duo Steven Gerrard and Fernando Torres.
"I can only think about an Italian adjective to describe them both: grandissimi!" he enthused.
"I can only think about an Italian adjective to describe them both: grandissimi!" he enthused.
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by RomaShield27 » Tue Jun 24, 2008 8:54 pm
Ronaldinho 'still wants Milan'
http://www.channel4.com/sport/football_ ... un24u.html – Tuesday 24 June, 2008
Although Milan have deemed Ronaldinho too expensive, the player’s agent insists he is desperate to join them.
“We are working to take the best player in the world to the greatest club in the world,â€
http://www.channel4.com/sport/football_ ... un24u.html – Tuesday 24 June, 2008
Although Milan have deemed Ronaldinho too expensive, the player’s agent insists he is desperate to join them.
“We are working to take the best player in the world to the greatest club in the world,â€
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by Lumir » Wed Jun 25, 2008 1:53 pm
Thank you nesta, thank you messina... thanks for warm welcome!
Well the truth is that we do need a strong Center Back, cause obviously our CB's do get tired. i still think that our weakes department is defence. Anywya, since im "admirer" of pre-setting-tactiques, my Milan for 2008-09 would look like this;
-----------------------------------------Boruc-------------------------------------
-----Zambrota----------Nesta----------------------Kaladze----------Janku-----
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---------------------------------Flamini---------Pirlo------------------------------
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-----------------Pato--------------------Kaka--------------Ronaldinho-----------
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I see the weakest link in Kaladze and Janku, and Ronaldinho is stilla risk.. but then smth ios telling me that R10 remains R10... i think its a gamble worth going 4!... i think...
Well the truth is that we do need a strong Center Back, cause obviously our CB's do get tired. i still think that our weakes department is defence. Anywya, since im "admirer" of pre-setting-tactiques, my Milan for 2008-09 would look like this;
-----------------------------------------Boruc-------------------------------------
-----Zambrota----------Nesta----------------------Kaladze----------Janku-----
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---------------------------------Flamini---------Pirlo------------------------------
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-----------------Pato--------------------Kaka--------------Ronaldinho-----------
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----------------------------------------Adebayor----------------------------------
I see the weakest link in Kaladze and Janku, and Ronaldinho is stilla risk.. but then smth ios telling me that R10 remains R10... i think its a gamble worth going 4!... i think...
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by oily » Wed Jun 25, 2008 2:05 pm
r10 is going to chelsea .. mark my words
Totti also paid tribute to Liverfekkin'wankscum's talismanic attacking duo Steven Gerrard and Fernando Torres.
"I can only think about an Italian adjective to describe them both: grandissimi!" he enthused.
"I can only think about an Italian adjective to describe them both: grandissimi!" he enthused.
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by oily » Thu Jun 26, 2008 11:45 am
Platini: Corrupt Milan Shouldn’t Have Been In 2007 CL
UEFA president Michel Platini has hit out at Milan’s 2007 Champions League victory, and says that the club should not have even been in the competition due to the Calciopoli scandal.
Platini: Corrupt Milan Shouldn’t Have Been In 2007 CL
Milan were implicated in the 2006 Calciopoli crisis, and were originally deducted 15 points from their 2005/06 Serie A tally, as well as being chucked out of the Champions League.
However following a successful appeal the Rossoneri’s punishment was cut to eight points, while they were allowed to enter the Champions League at the qualifying stage.
Carlo Ancelotti’s men would then go all the way in the competition following some breathtaking displays against the likes of Bayern Munich and Manchester United, culminating in a 2-1 final win over Liverfekkin'wankscum in Athens.
UEFA President Michel Platini has hit out at Milan’s success, and says they should never have been in the competition to begin with due to their links with corruption.
"Two years ago I was against the participation of Milan,â€
UEFA president Michel Platini has hit out at Milan’s 2007 Champions League victory, and says that the club should not have even been in the competition due to the Calciopoli scandal.
Platini: Corrupt Milan Shouldn’t Have Been In 2007 CL
Milan were implicated in the 2006 Calciopoli crisis, and were originally deducted 15 points from their 2005/06 Serie A tally, as well as being chucked out of the Champions League.
However following a successful appeal the Rossoneri’s punishment was cut to eight points, while they were allowed to enter the Champions League at the qualifying stage.
Carlo Ancelotti’s men would then go all the way in the competition following some breathtaking displays against the likes of Bayern Munich and Manchester United, culminating in a 2-1 final win over Liverfekkin'wankscum in Athens.
UEFA President Michel Platini has hit out at Milan’s success, and says they should never have been in the competition to begin with due to their links with corruption.
"Two years ago I was against the participation of Milan,â€
Totti also paid tribute to Liverfekkin'wankscum's talismanic attacking duo Steven Gerrard and Fernando Torres.
"I can only think about an Italian adjective to describe them both: grandissimi!" he enthused.
"I can only think about an Italian adjective to describe them both: grandissimi!" he enthused.
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by Zoff82 » Thu Jun 26, 2008 2:19 pm
Seedorf: Pulling Out Was The Right Choice
The most successful Dutch international of all-time, with eight international club trophies under his belt, did not attend Basel’s “St.Jakob-Parkâ€
The most successful Dutch international of all-time, with eight international club trophies under his belt, did not attend Basel’s “St.Jakob-Parkâ€
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