evio mu statisike.. ma zablistace u italiji. bas kakav treba ancelottiju...

Сад ће 29 да напуни.


Па таман, купе га, оставе у Карлсруеу још две године на позајмицу да се кали или га прикључе примавера тиму и само гледају како се таленат развија.


Монструозан план.


Не може им се то дозволити. Били би превише јаки.


Какве адуте има Јуве у трци за његов потпис, ако изузмемо Зебину?

ocigledno da anceloti nece da mu ambrosini daje golove, a dosta da se kaka malo ugruva, da ga nema tri-cetiri meca i ode sve u qrac. gurkuf je promasaj isto kao i djilardino... zato ce sanibal u LS na velika vrata.. ili bar u seriju A..

Milan are being tipped to make a move for unsettled-Villarreal star Juan-Roman Riquelme


The Argentine World Cup hero has fallen out with his club Coach Manuel Pellegrini and has been virtually frozen out of the Yellow Submarine’s squad. 

The 29-year-old, who is widely regarded as one of the best playmakers in the world, has been made available for the paltry sum of £3m. 

The Rossoneri have arguably one of the best midfields in Europe but believe that Riquelme’s technique and creativity would fit in perfectly with the likes of Andrea Pirlo, Clarence Seedorf and Kaka. 

Riquelme had seemed set to sign for Atletico Madrid in the summer but his transfer fell through at the very last minute. 

Despite his lack of playing time for his club, Riquelme is still being picked for his country, and he scored two sublime free-kicks during Argentina’s 2-0 win over Chile in a 2010 World Cup qualifier at the weekend. 

The ex-Barcelona midfielder first came to the world’s attention at Boca Juniors, with whom he won the Intercontinental Cup in 2000, after a virtuoso individual performance against Real Madrid in Tokyo.

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to mlinko, vec sam mislio da ce vam krepati tema...

zajebavam se za orahovca, koji vam je qrac.

uzeo tekst sa tribala, umjesto "mascherano" upisao sani orahovac, umjesto Liverpul - carlsruher SC, a umjesto Milan - Barselona.... 

Koji će im qrac Rikelme? Daj više počnite da gledate napadače i bekove. Jebem ih ćorave... 

Анђелковић је одавно правазишао Звезду, а Фића Ђорђевић је несвакидашњи таленат.


Галинани, брзо, пре но што их неко други отме!!!

evo šimić odigro više ove godine za repku nego za milan

MILAN - On the gazzetta.it videochat, Silvio Berlusconi spoke of his presidency as a dream. Ibrahimovic? 'It would have been a great purchase, but we were in the middle of the sporting trials.'

MILAN - Here are the some of the comments made by president Berlusconi during the gazzetta.it video chat moderated by Alberto Cerruti with viewer questions selected by Diego Antonelli:

"We've had a somewhat unlucky start to the season but we are recovering. Milan still have to be the kind of team who, from the first minute, makes it clear it wants to win and dominate the match, while still respecting the opponent."

Then came the question of an Inter fan, who asked for Berlusconi's opinion as a football expert on Zlatan Ibrahimovic: "He's a champion, we would surely have bought him if it weren't for that unjust penalisation we had to deal with last summer. We had already decided to buy Ibrahimovic as we had had many contacts. We thought he was the right player for us. I would have liked to see him play for Milan, but I'm not angry that he's at Inter now. Unfortunately we were involved in the Calciopoli trials. We felt too indignified by the situation, and were unable to act on the market. It was a missed chance, perhaps the only one. But we managed to get Ronaldo, whom I wanted, as well as Baggio. I am at peace with the choices we've made, and judging by the results, we made excellent choices. Totti? Any team would want him, but you know the way I feel about it, you cannot buy or sell club symbols. Actually I also said this about Alessandro Nesta when he was at Lazio, but they experienced some economical problems and were forced to sell him. He was about to move to Juventus, but then Milan stepped in and Nesta was happy to move to Milan in the end."

Berlusconi then went on to talk about Kaká: "Kaká is doing fine at Milan and has never shown any intention to leave. As long as he is proud to wear this shirt, there is no economical reason that would take him away from us. There is no sum of money we couldn't refuse for him. Pato? I haven't yet seen him during training, but I've seen videotapes of him playing with Internacional Porto Alegre and Brazil before we bought him. But Ancelotti, Gattuso, Maldini, and Ronaldo, whom I spoke to only yesteday, assure me he is a champion."

The next questions verted on the defence: "We have a lot of defenders, ten of them for four positions. Nesta? He's not old, sure we have Maldini, but Maldini is a phenomenon who laughs at his ID card. Compared to other teams, we love our champions to the last. Costacurta is part of the technical staff, other former champions of ours are coaching in the youth sector, I consider them almost as younger brothers, we are a family. I'll miss Maldini when he won't be playing anymore. But there are many players that Milan are considering for the defence."

Here are some of the other themes discussed by Berlusconi: "As a Milan fan I'm living this presidency as a dream come true ever since I took over this club, and I hope this dream can last as long as possible. Unless one of my sons steps in and tells me I'd better start being a spectator. My daughter Marina? It's not true she limits my investments on Milan, I have complete jurisdiction. In my first Milan side as a fan my idol was Degani, but also Puricelli, who had a golden head. But nowadays everyone wants to be like Kaká: he's young, he's good-looking, very ethical, and he interprets his role at Milan the way we like to see. Gourcuff? He still has to mature as a man, but I'm sure he will end up fine. Pirlo? He is quiet and his behaviour off the field doesn't attract a lot of attention outside the pitch. But considering the way he plays, the way he dominates and conducts the team's play, he deserves the Golden Ball."

On Dida: "I consider him a great goalkeeper. The whole team united around him, after Glasgow. It's hard to understand what goes through the mind of a player when those things happen. It can also happen to a great champion to make a mistake. But let's remember he insisted on playing in Glasgow despite a problem to his shoulder. We owe Dida one of our Champions League victories, the one in 2003 in Manchester against Juventus. It was him against Buffon: Dida made us win the trophy. Football? For me it's a passion, a metaphor for life, it's not a business, otherwise it would be a business in pure loss... And I've never wanted to acquire a club that wasn't Milan. Did I want to buy Inter? That's completely untrue, it never crossed my mind."

On Braida and Galliani: "At 99% I'm always satisfied with their work. I feel very secure about Braida, while Galliani is the most transparent, honest person around. He's an open book and has to be thanked by all the fans. Ronaldinho? For Barcelona he's an unsellable player, but if Barcelona would put Ronaldinho on the market, Milan would be first in line to get him. Ronaldo? The appointment for Ronaldo in top form on the pitch is in Tokyo. I talked with him, t And since he has cut his hair he improved ten times compared to before, he shouldn't cut them again. Sheva? He asked to be sold due to family reasons, I feel very connected to him, I have affection for him, but football is like women, a bit irrational. After Ancelotti? We haven't thought about it yet, we'll think about it."

Berlusconi also answered a question regarding the construction of a stadium onlyelling him to be patient and careful. Ronaldo is a strong player, the injury that happened to him could have happened to anyone. for Milan: "I'm in love with San Siro, so I don't agree, we have the best stadium around. On Sunday 7 October for example, I would have liked to go to the Olimpico to see Lazio-Milan, but the pitch is very far from the stands in that stadium, while at San Siro you have more close contact with the players. Many things have already been done to improve this stadium, many services have been added, even though there are still no shops. But if we were to build a stadium all for ourselves, what would remain of San Siro? A cathedral in the desert and that is not a good thing."


Izvor: www.acmilan.com

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Broadcast Kakà: now is Chelsea

Posted 17.10   12.36



"Avrham Grant and Ten Cate are agree: Kakà is the player that will have to do the leader of the new tecnichal project of Chelsea.

A project that has still sent to Roman Abramovich"; that is what has pubblished this morning the Daily Express, that could trouble Milan's supporters.

English tabloids are sure of the transfer of the brazilian number 22 to London, confirmed by rumors coming from souces inside the club, and refers about great quantities of money available for Blues to invest for the purchase, 150 million euros.

To quiet all yesterday chairman Berlusconi, that still another time have confirmed the will of Kakà to remain in Rossonero.

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