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Jun 19 2008, 12:57 PM
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^^^
What Portikins said. Different mentalities and motivations. Silvio hasn't spent on the club since the Ronaldo transfer. We're running on our own steam now.
So we're basically at Arsenal level, when it comes to economics, except we have no Asian market,and no stadium assets.
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Jun 19 2008, 01:20 PM
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Primavera

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QUOTE (Portikins @ Jun 19 2008, 03:15 PM) Ibrahimovic was ***** also, an arrogant ***** who never performed in top-matches. Yet, he gave the last 2 scudetti to them though we've the "best player in the world" in our squad who can't do ***** beside scoring some penalties. I never said that about Ibra. Except for the arrogant ***** part. You probably have not watched Kaka play for Milan. Naughty words removed.
This post has been edited by Tennie: Jun 19 2008, 02:08 PM
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Jun 19 2008, 02:12 PM
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QUOTE "Considero da sempre fondamentale il campionato, che certamente non si può abbandonare per puntare solo sulla Champions League, perché altrimenti si crea un problema di continuità nella squadra."
Massimo Moratti, imprenditore e dirigente sportivo italiano. Moratti can suck my ****. This period of "success" which he bought, not brought for the club, with an scudetti printed on a paper and two others after weakening other teams (Juve to serie B and handicapping Milan) and barely even beating Roma, a team of much lower quality in terms of finances and players, will fade away. Their pathetic record in CL and their loser mentality shows their true colors. Now they have brought in a great coach in Mourinho, and he might bring them some short term success, but with Moratti at the helm, it's only a matter of time before their relationship will break up and they find themselves in the same hole. Milan's success on the other hand has been archived legitimately and it shows with our record in Europe, at the highest stage. Inter can and should enjoy this short term "success" after all their direct involvement in getting other teams weaker. They will be praised by only short sighted people and those are few and far in-between as the whole of Italy disrespect them, even after all of their recent "trophies". Milan, whether under the guidance of Berlusconi, his son, or someone else who might takeover later on, will be back for revenge. And I promise you, it will be a very very cold one.
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Jun 19 2008, 02:38 PM
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QUOTE (KillerMax @ Jun 19 2008, 04:12 PM) Moratti can suck my ****. This period of "success" which he bought, not brought for the club, with an scudetti printed on a paper and two others after weakening other teams (Juve to serie B and handicapping Milan) and barely even beating Roma, a team of much lower quality in terms of finances and players, will fade away. Their pathetic record in CL and their loser mentality shows their true colors. Now they have brought in a great coach in Mourinho, and he might bring them some short term success, but with Moratti at the helm, it's only a matter of time before their relationship will break up and they find themselves in the same hole. Milan's success on the other hand has been archived legitimately and it shows with our record in Europe, at the highest stage. Inter can and should enjoy this short term "success" after all their direct involvement in getting other teams weaker. They will be praised by only short sighted people and those are few and far in-between as the whole of Italy disrespect them, even after all of their recent "trophies". Milan, whether under the guidance of Berlusconi, his son, or someone else who might takeover later on, will be back for revenge. And I promise you, it will be a very very cold one.  Brilliant post (IMG: http://cyrus.medialayer.net/~m1ke/milanfan.com/forums/style_emoticons/default/king.gif)
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Jun 19 2008, 02:46 PM
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QUOTE (KillerMax @ Jun 19 2008, 02:12 PM) Moratti can suck my ****. This period of "success" which he bought, not brought for the club, with an scudetti printed on a paper and two others after weakening other teams (Juve to serie B and handicapping Milan) and barely even beating Roma, a team of much lower quality in terms of finances and players, will fade away. Their pathetic record in CL and their loser mentality shows their true colors. Now they have brought in a great coach in Mourinho, and he might bring them some short term success, but with Moratti at the helm, it's only a matter of time before their relationship will break up and they find themselves in the same hole. Milan's success on the other hand has been archived legitimately and it shows with our record in Europe, at the highest stage. Inter can and should enjoy this short term "success" after all their direct involvement in getting other teams weaker. They will be praised by only short sighted people and those are few and far in-between as the whole of Italy disrespect them, even after all of their recent "trophies". Milan, whether under the guidance of Berlusconi, his son, or someone else who might takeover later on, will be back for revenge. And I promise you, it will be a very very cold one.  Bravo,.. (IMG: http://cyrus.medialayer.net/~m1ke/milanfan.com/forums/style_emoticons/default/devil.gif)
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Jun 19 2008, 04:34 PM
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QUOTE (KillerMax @ Jun 19 2008, 02:12 PM) Moratti can suck my ****. This period of "success" which he bought, not brought for the club, with an scudetti printed on a paper and two others after weakening other teams (Juve to serie B and handicapping Milan) and barely even beating Roma, a team of much lower quality in terms of finances and players, will fade away. Their pathetic record in CL and their loser mentality shows their true colors. Now they have brought in a great coach in Mourinho, and he might bring them some short term success, but with Moratti at the helm, it's only a matter of time before their relationship will break up and they find themselves in the same hole. Milan's success on the other hand has been archived legitimately and it shows with our record in Europe, at the highest stage. Inter can and should enjoy this short term "success" after all their direct involvement in getting other teams weaker. They will be praised by only short sighted people and those are few and far in-between as the whole of Italy disrespect them, even after all of their recent "trophies". Milan, whether under the guidance of Berlusconi, his son, or someone else who might takeover later on, will be back for revenge. And I promise you, it will be a very very cold one.  Pathetic record in CL and loser mentality? Well, we can do it the other way and say our last 2 seasons were Udinese-like in Italy. And us being the club that pay more for wages in Italy. (-36) + (-21) from the leader are interesting numbers. Archived legitimately? Calciocaos - we're no saints. Europe? We can use the Liverpool excuse. When was the last time we won the Serie A + CL? Obviously ending up in 4th or 5th, resting the players for 1 competition... etc bla bla bla. Italy hate Inter? Italy hate every club that is in the top. Revenge? Football is not about revenge. It's about results. And in that, we're country-miles behind Inter at the moment. And IMHO that Moratti phrase goes directly to Galliani that every time a milanisti hear him and his stupid comments [like today] the first thing we think is: " Basta. Sei un *****************..." It's still a naughty term even in Italian. Edited out.
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Jun 19 2008, 04:49 PM
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QUOTE (Portikins @ Jun 19 2008, 09:34 AM) Pathetic record in CL and loser mentality? Well, we can do it the other way and say our last 2 seasons were Udinese-like in Italy. And us being the club that pay more for wages in Italy. (-36) + (-21) from the leader are interesting numbers. Archived legitimately? Calciocaos - we're no saints. Europe? We can use the Liverpool excuse. When was the last time we won the Serie A + CL? Obviously ending up in 4th or 5th, resting the players for 1 competition... etc bla bla bla. Italy hate Inter? Italy hate every club that is in the top. Revenge? Football is not about revenge. It's about results. And in that, we're country-miles behind Inter at the moment. And IMHO that Moratti phrase goes directly to Galliani that every time a milanisti hear him and his stupid comments [like today] the first thing we think is: " Basta. Sei un figlio di put..." It's me against you. Kaka vs. Ibrahimovic. Milan vs. Inter. You can join the Moratti bandwagon because they are stronger now, but I'm staying put, where I belong and I will fight you and everyone who wants to join Moratti's side. Milan will prevail. And we will be a force to reckon with again. Every era has a cycle. I'm not changing my identity through this transition. Forza Milan!
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Jun 19 2008, 04:58 PM
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QUOTE (KillerMax @ Jun 19 2008, 04:49 PM) It's me against you. Kaka vs. Ibrahimovic. Milan vs. Inter. You can join the Moratti bandwagon because they are stronger now, but I'm staying put, where I belong and I will fight you and everyone who wants to join Moratti's side. Milan will prevail. And we will be a force to reckon with again. Every era has a cycle. I'm not changing my identity through this transition. Forza Milan! I'm not joining any bandwagon lol. You're no more milanista than me. The problem is that I can see the reality and how Milan is at the moment. Some of you still try to get excuses like the refs, and telecom and bla bla when we've a 50 point gap from them in 2 years. 50 point gap! Open your eyes ffs. And our fan-base in general is becoming a bit tired of the "a posto così", "primo ranking in UEFA", the "forza milan mentality" no mather how we're run by Galliani and co. Oh and if you think I'm no milanista, I just criticize, bla bla... go check the big italian forums of our club where they insult Galliani and our politics in every single post. Some of you would be chocked. Oh, but I just forgot. You guys are the "milanistas". (IMG: http://cyrus.medialayer.net/~m1ke/milanfan.com/forums/style_emoticons/default/laugh.gif)
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Jun 19 2008, 05:11 PM
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QUOTE (Portikins @ Jun 19 2008, 09:58 AM) I'm not joining any bandwagon lol. You're no more milanista than me. The problem is that I can see the reality and how Milan is at the moment. Some of you still try to get excuses like the refs, and telecom and bla bla when we've a 50 point gap from them in 2 years. 50 point gap! Open your eyes ffs. And our fan-base in general is becoming a bit tired of the "a posto così", "primo ranking in UEFA", the "forza milan mentality" no mather how we're run by Galliani and co. Oh and if you think I'm no milanista, I just criticize, bla bla... go check the big italian forums of our club where they insult Galliani and our politics in every single post. Some of you would be chocked. Oh, but I just forgot. You guys are the "milanistas". (IMG: http://cyrus.medialayer.net/~m1ke/milanfan.com/forums/style_emoticons/default/laugh.gif) I'm sick of the lies too. I'm not necessarily defending Berlusconi nor Galliani. I talked about Milan. And my despise for Moratti and everyone who likes him. Read my post. (IMG: http://cyrus.medialayer.net/~m1ke/milanfan.com/forums/style_emoticons/default/wink.gif) Milan > InterThat's how I see it. That's how it always will be no matter what the table says at the moment. Inter's supposed "success" is just temporary.
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Jun 19 2008, 05:19 PM
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QUOTE (KillerMax @ Jun 19 2008, 05:11 PM) I'm sick of the lies too. I'm not necessarily defending Berlusconi nor Galliani. I talked about Milan. And my despise for Moratti and everyone who likes him. Read my post. (IMG: http://cyrus.medialayer.net/~m1ke/milanfan.com/forums/style_emoticons/default/wink.gif) Milan > InterThat's how I see it. That's how it always will be no matter what the table says at the moment. Inter's supposed "success" is just temporary. As a club we'll always be superior to them*. As a team, nowadays, we're not. That's the reality. *Though we should be that superior too in our relation with media, and this typical Galliani/Berlusconi/Braida talk just ridicules the club, make us feel bad and pathetic, make other club fans laugh at every quote they say, etc. And many, many other stuff.
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