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AC Milan Thread [2005-2006]
- Thread starter eskimo
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mufc_daddy
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Least one of u AC fans is in a chirpy mood. 
Now what big players r gonna join AC for next season? Crespo claims his deal is almost done. So who else? Is Dhorasoo going to leave? What about Rui Costa?
Now what big players r gonna join AC for next season? Crespo claims his deal is almost done. So who else? Is Dhorasoo going to leave? What about Rui Costa?
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IceBlu
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you guys should have continuted in the old thread....seeing how it was like 8 pages long.
Haukur Gudnason
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Hugs and kisses,
Lurve,
LFC
Lurve,
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The only *almost* confirmed players to leave are Brocchi, Simic and Abbiati.
After the Palermo game they all admitted it was their last games for Milan.
Brocchi has been replaced by Johann Vogel of PSV.
Simic probably by Oddo and Abbiati maybe by Cudicini of Chelsea but thats highly unlikely.
After the Palermo game they all admitted it was their last games for Milan.
Brocchi has been replaced by Johann Vogel of PSV.
Simic probably by Oddo and Abbiati maybe by Cudicini of Chelsea but thats highly unlikely.
RuiCosta_10
Starting XI
Se7eN said:Nice thread, eskimo
What?!
You just won't stop posting sh*t will you?
ForzaNerrazurri
Senior Squad
Mark these words. Inter will beat Milan at least once this year 
(please please please please please)
btw
Lyon eye Ancelotti
by Patrick Haond & Nadia Carminati - created on 27 May 2005
Lyon chairman Jean-Michel Aulas has revealed that he has made enquiries about Milan coach Carlo Ancelotti.
The French champions are seeking out a new coach, with Paul Le Guen set to move on at the end of the season in order to test himself in a new league.
Aulas is in no rush to bring in a new man, as he is determined to make the correct choice, but he says Ancelotti would be an ideal appointment.
Ancelotti is still reeling from Milan's UEFA Champions League defeat at the hands of Liverpool and it remains to be seen if he fancies moving on from the San Siro, but he has emerged as a target for Lyon.
"He is an attractive coach," Aulas told L'Equipe. "But we have to see the financial aspect and the language. He doesn't speak French, but speaks English.
"I have already asked for information about him. But a coach cannot speak the language and still get great results: like Benitez.
"We can also have a coach that speaks Portuguese, with all the Brazilians we have, and who speaks French.
"We won't be short of solutions."
It would appear that Milan are in no mood to lose their coach, as vice-president Adriano Galliani affirmed his faith in Ancelotti.
"I can calm everyone, Ancelotti stays with us," Galliani told Milan Channel. "There is complete faith in this coach and we will start the fourth season with him."
Aulas, meanwhile, is set to speak to striker Sidney Govou in a bid to keep him at the club.
Govou has indicated that he will move on in search of a fresh challenge, but Aulas is determined to try and keep him at Stade Gerland.
"I will meet Sidney soon, to see if he wants to stay with us," added Aulas.
Lyon are likely to be busy in the transfer market this summer and the club have been linked with a move for Sochaux's Wilson Oruma.
Oruma has yet to agree a new deal with Sochaux and is likely to have a clutch of teams on his trail.
(please please please please please)
btw
Lyon eye Ancelotti
by Patrick Haond & Nadia Carminati - created on 27 May 2005
Lyon chairman Jean-Michel Aulas has revealed that he has made enquiries about Milan coach Carlo Ancelotti.
The French champions are seeking out a new coach, with Paul Le Guen set to move on at the end of the season in order to test himself in a new league.
Aulas is in no rush to bring in a new man, as he is determined to make the correct choice, but he says Ancelotti would be an ideal appointment.
Ancelotti is still reeling from Milan's UEFA Champions League defeat at the hands of Liverpool and it remains to be seen if he fancies moving on from the San Siro, but he has emerged as a target for Lyon.
"He is an attractive coach," Aulas told L'Equipe. "But we have to see the financial aspect and the language. He doesn't speak French, but speaks English.
"I have already asked for information about him. But a coach cannot speak the language and still get great results: like Benitez.
"We can also have a coach that speaks Portuguese, with all the Brazilians we have, and who speaks French.
"We won't be short of solutions."
It would appear that Milan are in no mood to lose their coach, as vice-president Adriano Galliani affirmed his faith in Ancelotti.
"I can calm everyone, Ancelotti stays with us," Galliani told Milan Channel. "There is complete faith in this coach and we will start the fourth season with him."
Aulas, meanwhile, is set to speak to striker Sidney Govou in a bid to keep him at the club.
Govou has indicated that he will move on in search of a fresh challenge, but Aulas is determined to try and keep him at Stade Gerland.
"I will meet Sidney soon, to see if he wants to stay with us," added Aulas.
Lyon are likely to be busy in the transfer market this summer and the club have been linked with a move for Sochaux's Wilson Oruma.
Oruma has yet to agree a new deal with Sochaux and is likely to have a clutch of teams on his trail.
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IceBlu
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Drvar said:you must be real proud of all the Juve spammers in your team thread.
yes
they are better than those ignorant gang of Shifty*compoops you have over in the Madrid thread.
well, it's slowly being taken over by the disappointment of this season 