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Mar 26 2009, 05:14 AM
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Also read somewhere that until his last wonder goal (the highlight of which was posted here), he'd has a long series of 'low-energy' performance. That was the term used. Makes me wonder it does.
I would like him back, just to give him one more season proper, and then decide. Just like we gave Gila that one last season.
You never know. He could be the next Zidane or the next Aimar. Too early.
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Mar 26 2009, 01:43 PM
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Bullshite. If they fire Ancelotti, they will keep Kaka. They won't let both go together. The team will be broken. I hope the first part is true though. Clichy? Weird! I doubt it. Not when Maxwell (who is Brazillian AND free) is available. I actually want Maxwell. Just the fact that he's ex-Inter coming to Milan means he's going to perform above expectations for us! (IMG: style_emoticons/default/biggrin.gif)
This post has been edited by Jack Sparrow: Mar 26 2009, 01:49 PM
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Mar 26 2009, 02:29 PM
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QUOTE (Jack Sparrow @ Mar 26 2009, 01:43 PM)  Bullshite. If they fire Ancelotti, they will keep Kaka. They won't let both go together. The team will be broken. I hope the first part is true though. Clichy? Weird! I doubt it. Not when Maxwell (who is Brazillian AND free) is available. I actually want Maxwell. Just the fact that he's ex-Inter coming to Milan means he's going to perform above expectations for us! (IMG: style_emoticons/default/biggrin.gif) I think Maxwell have a in his contract that he can go only out of Italy, parameter 17 i think so if this is true he is going to Barca to replace silvinho.... On Carlo, galliani says that he will stay in Milan for 99,9% and that they will discus transfers once they will now which european competition Milan will play...
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Mar 26 2009, 02:50 PM
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Yeah..but Maxwell's agent says nothing doing and claims Maxwell will buy out his contract rather than be forced by Inter.
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Mar 26 2009, 03:31 PM
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QUOTE (KakaIlCapitano @ Mar 26 2009, 03:15 PM)  now i read his manager interview and he said maxwel can stay in Italy so he can come in Milan, after the season with Janku and similar players he will be a great reinforcement if he joins Milan, with him Tiago, Mexes (my biggest hope) and Zambro this will become a great defense like Milan deserves. With also bonera, darmiani(my second hope), albetrazi (my third hope:D) mattioni and also with nesta if he get better this will be really a great defense that Carlo can rotate how ever he wants.... The others: They can go wherever!! Nah i think Carlo should be gone
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Mar 26 2009, 04:58 PM
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Gosh. Where to start on this?
First off, I don't see Chelsea or Bayern killing to have him on their team. Got links to articles with Kenyon or Hoeness saying something to that effect? Cos I sure haven't seen them. Got links to articles with anyone from Real or Barca stating they want Gourcuff? Haven't seen those either.
Secondly, I disagree that Gourcuff got no chances. I think he did get plenty of chances and that he did not make the most of those chances (this view, by the way, was echoed by Gattuso in an interview to mediaset).
Thirdly, I don't disagree that Gourcuff has natural talent. That said, I think he's one of those guys who's much better off being a big fish in a small pond, much like Gila. I don't think Gourcuff can deal with the pressure of playing for a big club. Bordeaux is not a big club.
Fourthly, I'm not going to even respond to the implication that I don't like Gourcuff because he isn't Italian. Insinuations like that are insulting and beneath contempt.
Finally, I'm not going to respond further to any more of the Martyrdom of Saint Yoann posts in this or other threads because I think it's pointless. I don't think he's as good as some do and really would prefer not to be insulted again for having an opinion that differs from that of others.
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Mar 26 2009, 05:03 PM
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QUOTE (Tennie @ Mar 26 2009, 09:58 AM)  Gosh. Where to start on this? First off, I don't see Chelsea or Bayern killing to have him on their team. Got links to articles with Kenyon or Hoeness saying something to that effect? Cos I sure haven't seen them. Got links to articles with anyone from Real or Barca stating they want Gourcuff? Haven't seen those either. They were linked to him in several articles. I'm sure you know the ones i'm talking about.Secondly, I disagree that Gourcuff got no chances. I think he did get plenty of chances and that he did not make the most of those chances (this view, by the way, was echoed by Gattuso in an interview to mediaset). Is gattuso a coach? Does gattuso know anything about upcoming youth players? Is gourcuff better than gattuso right now? yes, so why refuse himThirdly, I don't disagree that Gourcuff has natural talent. That said, I think he's one of those guys who's much better off being a big fish in a small pond, much like Gila. I don't think Gourcuff can deal with the pressure of playing for a big club. Bordeaux is not a big club. How can you say this? He hasn't even had 900 minutes to play=10 full games. Have you seen bordeaux games this season enough to judge him?Fourthly, I'm not going to even respond to the implication that I don't like Gourcuff because he isn't Italian. Insinuations like that are insulting and beneath contempt. (IMG: style_emoticons/default/rolleyes.gif) Finally, I'm not going to respond further to any more of the Martyrdom of Saint Yoann posts in this or other threads because I think it's pointless. I don't think he's as good as some do and really would prefer not to be insulted again for having an opinion that differs from that of others.
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Mar 26 2009, 05:06 PM
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QUOTE Carlo Ancelotti Will Not Join Real Madrid - Adriano Galliani
Milan vice-president Adriano Galliani has stepped in to thwart attempts by Real Madrid to lure Carlo Ancelotti to the Santiago Bernabeu this summer.
On Wednesday, Tuttosport claimed the current Milan boss had met with Real Madrid presidential candidate Florentino Perez to discuss a possible future in the Primera Division.
However, the scale of the reports carried in the Turin-based paper have provoked a stern reaction from the Rossoneri chief. Galliani is determined to show Perez his opposition. The Italian insists campaigns to get Ancelotti on a one-way flight to Madrid are futile, and he is ready to demolish Perez's hopes and outmanouevre the Spanish giants in an attempt to shackle the former Juventus coach to the San Siro.
"Ancelotti will stay at Milan 99.99 per cent," Galliani told Il Corriere Dello Sport.
"I am not worried about Ancelotti to Real Madrid. Perez is a good friend of mine, and he would never do such a thing without telling me first.
"All this attention means Ancelotti is the right coach for Milan, and we were correct in bringing him in."
Galliani recently warned that lavish spending on a major scale would not be the highlight of his club's transfer plans. The bald-headed director is waiting to see if Milan finish with a Champions League place before undertaking any far-reaching projects.
"All the market thnigs will begin when Milan are certain of which competition they will play in next season," concluded the chief. Okay now i'm confident carlo will be leaving this summer. (IMG: style_emoticons/default/smile.gif) Galliani has came out and denied and even threw in a percentage (IMG: style_emoticons/default/biggrin.gif) Gallian did say we were going to be heavy on trading this summer (IMG: style_emoticons/default/cool.gif)
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