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The AC Milan Thread [2006/2007]
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I have nothing against free speech (heh I'm walking the edge many times myself) but "STFU period" is very limited indeed. And he likes to much to stirr things up, and I like too much to play his game too.
You know, as a matter of fact, I have no hatred towards Juventus fans and Inter Milan fans themselves, save for the gloryhunters who have no clue but I dispise those in AC Milan ranks too, so nothing new, my real grudge lies against the cheaters in the managements, including Meani in Milan, thank god he got fired, and the exterior influence in tribunals, making Inter the champions of "honesty", while the scudetti shouldn't have been attributed at all.
I also have a grudge against the media who put the whole of Italian football in the same sack when reporting the possible match fixings.
It has been a long troubled summer, let's hope when the new season kicks off we will leave this stain on Serie A behind us.
You know, as a matter of fact, I have no hatred towards Juventus fans and Inter Milan fans themselves, save for the gloryhunters who have no clue but I dispise those in AC Milan ranks too, so nothing new, my real grudge lies against the cheaters in the managements, including Meani in Milan, thank god he got fired, and the exterior influence in tribunals, making Inter the champions of "honesty", while the scudetti shouldn't have been attributed at all.
I also have a grudge against the media who put the whole of Italian football in the same sack when reporting the possible match fixings.
It has been a long troubled summer, let's hope when the new season kicks off we will leave this stain on Serie A behind us.
We are really close for Rafael Sobis
btw, he has been dubbed the new Ronaldo if Im not mistaken.
Best player of late nineties, Ronaldo.
Best player of early 2000's, Zidane.
Best current player in the world, Kaka.
New Ronaldo, Rafael Sobis.
New Zidane, Gourcuff.
I hope we hit gold with these youngsters.
btw, he has been dubbed the new Ronaldo if Im not mistaken.
Best player of late nineties, Ronaldo.
Best player of early 2000's, Zidane.
Best current player in the world, Kaka.
New Ronaldo, Rafael Sobis.
New Zidane, Gourcuff.
I hope we hit gold with these youngsters.
Shevchenko-[7] said:We are really close for Rafael Sobis
btw, he has been dubbed the new Ronaldo if Im not mistaken.
Best player of late nineties, Ronaldo.
Best player of early 2000's, Zidane.
Best current player in the world, Kaka.
New Ronaldo, Rafael Sobis.
New Zidane, Gourcuff.
I hope we hit gold with these youngsters.
I actually thought the rest of the world had a chance against AC Milan.
I was only sweetening the equation by saying Kaka is the worlds best
Ronaldinho is obviously still the best. Just by an inch or so
and no zka, no one has a chance againts us sorry man. maybe when Il Nuovo Zidane retires 
Gazzetta, usually reliable, says Sobis is practically sealed whilst Oddo will almost for sure be ours next week.
Some sites say Sobis wont be Sheva's successor. Hope its true. Tevez or anyone along those lines would be pleasing.
Gallas again says he wants to leave btw, but Mourinho wont let him. Argh.
Ronaldinho is obviously still the best. Just by an inch or so
and no zka, no one has a chance againts us
sorry man. maybe when Il Nuovo Zidane retires Gazzetta, usually reliable, says Sobis is practically sealed whilst Oddo will almost for sure be ours next week.
Some sites say Sobis wont be Sheva's successor. Hope its true. Tevez or anyone along those lines would be pleasing.
Gallas again says he wants to leave btw, but Mourinho wont let him. Argh.
I think that if we get Sobis we'll loan him to another team for a year or two, the real surprise has still to come imho.
Alessandro Nesta and Paolo Maldini have been ruled out of Milan's UEFA Champions League clash with Crvena Zvezda.
The defensive duo are struggling with injury and will not make the trip to Belgrade.
Alessandro Costacurta is set to captain the side in the absence of Maldini.
Summer signing Daniele Bonera could make his debut in the game after missing the first leg through suspension.
Milan lead 1-0 from the first leg following Filippo Inzaghi's goal two weeks ago.
Meanwhile, Milan are facing a fight to land Brazilian ace Rafael Sobis.
Milan have been chasing the 21-year-old for some time, but have so far been unable to agree a deal with the player's club Internacional Porto Alegre.
Paris Saint Germain and Wolfsburg are reported to be keen on signing Sobis and the player is weighing up his options.
"I haven't got an agreement with Milan yet, so everything will be decided next week," said Sobis. "I have other offers too and must evaluate them all with due calm."
The defensive duo are struggling with injury and will not make the trip to Belgrade.
Alessandro Costacurta is set to captain the side in the absence of Maldini.
Summer signing Daniele Bonera could make his debut in the game after missing the first leg through suspension.
Milan lead 1-0 from the first leg following Filippo Inzaghi's goal two weeks ago.
Meanwhile, Milan are facing a fight to land Brazilian ace Rafael Sobis.
Milan have been chasing the 21-year-old for some time, but have so far been unable to agree a deal with the player's club Internacional Porto Alegre.
Paris Saint Germain and Wolfsburg are reported to be keen on signing Sobis and the player is weighing up his options.
"I haven't got an agreement with Milan yet, so everything will be decided next week," said Sobis. "I have other offers too and must evaluate them all with due calm."
It's true...
Rafael Sobis has still not struck a deal with Milan and his agent warns that further delay could see him poached by a Spanish side.
The 21-year-old Internacional Porto Alegre striker has been pinpointed as the replacement for Andriy Shevchenko and confirmed his enthusiasm for this proposed switch.
“I haven’t got an agreement with Milan yet, so everything will be decided next week. I have other offers too and must evaluate them all with due calm.”
Sobis hit the headlines when he scored a decisive brace in the Copa Libertadores Final against San Paolo, but the Serie A giants aren’t the only side interested in him.
“Valencia are also in the running and, if Milan don’t get a move on, Rafael could end up in Spain,” warned agent Machado in the ‘Gazzetta dello Sport’.
However, the matter isn’t quite as urgent as the representative is suggesting, as it’s likely the striker won’t leave South America until the New Year.
“One of the points up for discussion is the Club World Cup, as we don’t know if I’ll leave Internacional now or in December,” added Sobis. “Alternatively, I could not come to Europe at all. Whatever happens, I’ll be happy.”
The Club World Cup has replaced the Intercontinental Cup with the winners of the six major continental competitions facing off in Japan.
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Massimo Oddo’s proposed move to Milan could be back on the cards if Lazio accept Dario Simic as part of the deal.
The right-back has not hidden his desire to complete the move to San Siro, but the £6m price-tag put on his head by the capital club has so far proved a stumbling block.
It’s now reported that the transfer could be back on if Croatian international Simic is included as part of the agreement.
Pasquale Foggia had been offered on loan to help cut the cash sum, but the Biancocelesti rejected that proposal.
“If Oddo wants to leave I will not force him to stay,” said Lazio Coach Delio Rossi earlier this week.
This isn’t the first time that Simic has been named on Milan’s exit list, as he has also been linked with Atalanta, but he warns he won’t be an ideal replacement for Oddo.
“It’s easier for me to play as a central defender and I can make the difference there rather than at right-back,” said the ex-Inter man. “Of course I can take that role, but I give my best in the middle.”
Meanwhile, the Croatian is preparing for Tuesday’s decisive Champions League preliminary round trip to Red Star Belgrade.
“I’ve played at the Marakana a few times and it really is a ‘hot’ place to come into and it’s tough to beat them there,” he explained after the 1-0 first leg win.
“In any case, we are a good squad and are ready for anything, as we really want to enter the Champions League this season. Their tactics should change from San Siro, as they’ll use two strikers and a Trequartista, so there will also be more crosses for Nikola Zigic.”
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Milan to move for Ronaldo?
AC Milan are pondering a shock swoop for Real Madrid's Brazilian superstar Ronaldo.
The 2002 World Cup Golden Boot winner has failed to win over the Bernabeu crowd and was overweight and out of form during the World Cup finals in Germany.
Now, according to Italian daily Gazzetta Dello Sport, his stock has fallen so much that he's available for around �10million.
And Milan are rumoured to be considering a bid after losing out to city rivals Inter in the chase for Swedish ace Zlatan Ibrahimovic.
The Rossoneri have plenty of money to spend after pocketing �30million from the sale of Andriy Shevchenko to Chelsea.
And according to the paper Ronaldo will prove a much cheaper option that either Fernando Torres or Ronaldinho.
Rafael Sobis has still not struck a deal with Milan and his agent warns that further delay could see him poached by a Spanish side.
The 21-year-old Internacional Porto Alegre striker has been pinpointed as the replacement for Andriy Shevchenko and confirmed his enthusiasm for this proposed switch.
“I haven’t got an agreement with Milan yet, so everything will be decided next week. I have other offers too and must evaluate them all with due calm.”
Sobis hit the headlines when he scored a decisive brace in the Copa Libertadores Final against San Paolo, but the Serie A giants aren’t the only side interested in him.
“Valencia are also in the running and, if Milan don’t get a move on, Rafael could end up in Spain,” warned agent Machado in the ‘Gazzetta dello Sport’.
However, the matter isn’t quite as urgent as the representative is suggesting, as it’s likely the striker won’t leave South America until the New Year.
“One of the points up for discussion is the Club World Cup, as we don’t know if I’ll leave Internacional now or in December,” added Sobis. “Alternatively, I could not come to Europe at all. Whatever happens, I’ll be happy.”
The Club World Cup has replaced the Intercontinental Cup with the winners of the six major continental competitions facing off in Japan.
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Massimo Oddo’s proposed move to Milan could be back on the cards if Lazio accept Dario Simic as part of the deal.
The right-back has not hidden his desire to complete the move to San Siro, but the £6m price-tag put on his head by the capital club has so far proved a stumbling block.
It’s now reported that the transfer could be back on if Croatian international Simic is included as part of the agreement.
Pasquale Foggia had been offered on loan to help cut the cash sum, but the Biancocelesti rejected that proposal.
“If Oddo wants to leave I will not force him to stay,” said Lazio Coach Delio Rossi earlier this week.
This isn’t the first time that Simic has been named on Milan’s exit list, as he has also been linked with Atalanta, but he warns he won’t be an ideal replacement for Oddo.
“It’s easier for me to play as a central defender and I can make the difference there rather than at right-back,” said the ex-Inter man. “Of course I can take that role, but I give my best in the middle.”
Meanwhile, the Croatian is preparing for Tuesday’s decisive Champions League preliminary round trip to Red Star Belgrade.
“I’ve played at the Marakana a few times and it really is a ‘hot’ place to come into and it’s tough to beat them there,” he explained after the 1-0 first leg win.
“In any case, we are a good squad and are ready for anything, as we really want to enter the Champions League this season. Their tactics should change from San Siro, as they’ll use two strikers and a Trequartista, so there will also be more crosses for Nikola Zigic.”
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Milan to move for Ronaldo?
AC Milan are pondering a shock swoop for Real Madrid's Brazilian superstar Ronaldo.
The 2002 World Cup Golden Boot winner has failed to win over the Bernabeu crowd and was overweight and out of form during the World Cup finals in Germany.
Now, according to Italian daily Gazzetta Dello Sport, his stock has fallen so much that he's available for around �10million.
And Milan are rumoured to be considering a bid after losing out to city rivals Inter in the chase for Swedish ace Zlatan Ibrahimovic.
The Rossoneri have plenty of money to spend after pocketing �30million from the sale of Andriy Shevchenko to Chelsea.
And according to the paper Ronaldo will prove a much cheaper option that either Fernando Torres or Ronaldinho.
Seems either one of Valencia or Racing already managed to sign him. About Ronaldo, if he can maintain a goalscoring form he would be welcomed. Tevez would be less of a gamble at the moment tho. He's on good form and his physical style of play will help him adapt to Serie A quickly.
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