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post Jul 9 2009, 05:31 AM
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If Fabiano is happy to stay, it makes it difficult for us, Sevilla can ask for whatever they want. If he wanted to leave, they'd have to reluctantly accept something more favourable for us, but unfortunately that's not the case.
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post Jul 9 2009, 05:37 AM
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QUOTE (kurtsimonw @ Jul 8 2009, 10:31 PM) *
If Fabiano is happy to stay, it makes it difficult for us, Sevilla can ask for whatever they want. If he wanted to leave, they'd have to reluctantly accept something more favourable for us, but unfortunately that's not the case.

Man united will probably sign huntelaar pretty soon too. They are in madrid talking right now. Its reported 23 million is what madrid want.


IF we don't sign Fabiano our only option left will be the worst one, Adebayor (IMG:style_emoticons/default/sad.gif)
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post Jul 9 2009, 06:05 AM
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QUOTE (Bluesummers @ Jul 8 2009, 10:53 PM) *
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Nice post Blue, but i think the above statement is other way around (IMG:style_emoticons/default/tongue.gif) .

I agree with most of the things u have said. and im happy we are investing more in youth. But i dont think we would be competitive enough considering the inexperienced youth. But i will wait and see how they do. Hope Milan will be Great again (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile.gif)
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post Jul 9 2009, 06:30 AM
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Great posts Blue. The one thing missing in your math is you have to subtract the wages of the players we just signed from our total available budget. So I reckon it's the amount you mentioned -10 million. So we have another 40 million to spend, which to me indicates enough for one striker and either a LB or a mid-fielder (depending on whether Pirlo goes or not).

Also I do believe that Fabiano will be our last signing for the summer. Mainly because we might want to test out the options we have, like playing Silva at RB maybe, or seeing if Oddo is back to his best. I mean think of this.


---Oddo/Silva/Zambrotta---Silva/Onyewu---Nesta--Zambrotta/Janku

with Favster, Darmian as backups is a pretty damn good setup, if the players are at their best. Now getting them to their best is where the backroom staff come into play, and we shouldn't just assume it's Mission Impossible.
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post Jul 9 2009, 07:31 AM
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Fresh rumours in Italy are linking AC Milan striker Marco Borriello with a move to either AS Roma or Napoli. However, his agent Tiberio Cavalleri told ilsussidiario.net : "Roma or Napoli ? I do not know anything about that. I did not even read the newspapers these days....".
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post Jul 9 2009, 07:34 AM
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The arrival of Oguchi Onyewu (27) could not be the only signing for AC Milan's backline. In fact, they are interested in Brazil and Corinthians left-back Andre Santos, who was already tracked by the Rossoneri before. It is reported that AC Milan officials will soon make a bid for the Brazillian.


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post Jul 9 2009, 07:40 AM
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i had read that yesterday but after that gallaini denied abt santos in the article on acmilan.com and saying that the objective was fabino only
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post Jul 9 2009, 07:40 AM
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i had read that yesterday but after that gallaini denied abt santos in the article on acmilan.com and saying that the objective was fabino only
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post Jul 9 2009, 07:47 AM
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i think eventually Milan will sign Fanbiano because that what Leonardo wants He want a player who can play anywhere outside the box and has a tactics .... i think milan making a huge mistake focusing on one player what if didnt go well then what ?! there is nothing in the market .... Adebayour was wanted from Anchelotti not by milan because Galliani didnt say anything about him in this market.
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post Jul 9 2009, 08:33 AM
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QUOTE (Nova @ Jul 9 2009, 12:59 AM) *
There have been rumours here in belgium that viudez and cardaccio will be loaned out to Standard Liege

They are the only 2 good youngsters that I think can make an impact!!!

Why would they loan them?? Its just really getting ridiculous now
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post Jul 9 2009, 08:38 AM
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And @ blue I don't know where you got this notion from that Milan have money to spend. Because Galliani made it pretty clear that we don't have any as the Kaka and Yoann money already went into taking care of the books.

The real stupid thing is that we've spent around 15m making idiotic co-ownership deals. That is what's happening here.

So don't try and defend this BS. They went the youth route because its cheaper. But if you're really going to do this well try actually getting good youngsters not your own kids that barely made it to the Reggina starting line-up

And no there will be no 3 world class players coming in, we'll be lucky to get Fabiano and I don't know about you but I certainly wouldn't classify him as World Class (IMG:style_emoticons/default/rolleyes.gif)
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QUOTE (han2503 @ Jul 9 2009, 07:38 AM) *
And @ blue I don't know where you got this notion from that Milan have money to spend. Because Galliani made it pretty clear that we don't have any as the Kaka and Yoann money already went into taking care of the books.

The real stupid thing is that we've spent around 15m making idiotic co-ownership deals. That is what's happening here.

So don't try and defend this BS. They went the youth route because its cheaper. But if you're really going to do this well try actually getting good youngsters not your own kids that barely made it to the Reggina starting line-up

And no there will be no 3 world class players coming in, we'll be lucky to get Fabiano and I don't know about you but I certainly wouldn't classify him as World Class (IMG:style_emoticons/default/rolleyes.gif)


Good Point that what milan is trying to do create a team of nothing youngster and make it world class ... i hope we make throw that top 3 like galliani said clearly Milan will manage to get to the Top 3 not winning the title.

No Red Number anymore. Said Berluscuni ~~~ full of BS
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post Jul 9 2009, 12:42 PM
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QUOTE (rip @ Jul 9 2009, 06:05 AM) *
Nice post Blue, but i think the above statement is other way around (IMG:style_emoticons/default/tongue.gif) .

I agree with most of the things u have said. and im happy we are investing more in youth. But i dont think we would be competitive enough considering the inexperienced youth. But i will wait and see how they do. Hope Milan will be Great again (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile.gif)


u're right.....its good to have youngsters and all but it'll be a waste if the environment for their development ain't suitable, case in point- viudez played about 2mins last season, didn't see that much of cardacio either. if they don't develop reasonably fast we might become a sorry case like arsenal who are simply just pretenders to the title, parading young players who take forever to mature (walcott made the world cup list in 06' as "a bright potential" don't forget sa2010 is just around the corner and i still don't think he's become more than just "a bright potential"). let's all just wait &see what approach leo brings on this issue cos carlo gave pato inspirng confidence
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post Jul 9 2009, 01:19 PM
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Jetzt liegt`s an Huntelaar

Tritt beim VfB Stuttgart nach dem Wechseltheater um Hoffenheims Demba Ba Plan B in Kraft? Nach einer Meldung der spanischen Sportzeitung "Marca" soll der Wechsel des niederländischen Goalgetters Klaas-Jan Huntelaar von Real Madrid zu den Schwaben bereits perfekt sein. Ein VfB-Sprecher sagte gegenüber der dpa: "Wir geben dazu keinen Kommentar ab."


Irgendwann ist alles reif. Doch statt einen süßen könnte die Entscheidung über die Zukunft von Demba Ba einen bitteren Nachgeschmack haben. Am heutigen Donnerstag wollen die Verantwortlichen das letzte Wort sprechen. Sollte beim VfB nach der Untersuchung doch die Skepsis über die Zuversicht siegen, wird Ba verlieren. Für diesen Fall liegt bereits Plan B - und sogar Plan C - parat. Dann soll entweder Klaas-Jan Huntelaar (25) von Real Madrid oder Vagner Love (25) von ZSKA Moskau stattdessen ins VfB-Trikot schlüpfen.
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Während beim Brasilianer bisher lediglich Modalitäten und Möglichkeiten abgeklopft wurden, sollen die Gespräche mit dem Niederländer schon weit fortgeschritten sein. Nach Informationen aus Spanien verhandelten Stuttgarter Verantwortliche am Montag in Madrid mit Reals Generaldirektor Jorge Valdano und erzielten eine Einigung. Für die Basis-Ablöse von 18 Millionen Euro darf Huntelaar (1,86 m, 80 kg), der als ausgesprochener Torjäger gilt, die Königlichen verlassen. Erfolgsabhängige Komponenten wie eine erfolgreiche Qualifikation zur Champions League sollen den Betrag auf bis zu 20 Millionen erhöhen. Jetzt liegt es am Nationalspieler, dessen Kontrakt in Spanien bis 2013 läuft. Doch Huntelaar, der erst im Januar 2009 zu Real wechselte (20 Spiele, 8 Tore), zögert mit einer Zusage.

Der EURO-Teilnehmer 2008 (insgesamt 23 Länderspiele, 13 Tore für die Niederlande) favorisiert den AC Mailand, der sich für ihn interessiert. Die Italiener erscheinen ihm sportlich und repräsentativ reizvoller, wollen ihn aber wiederum am liebsten nur ausleihen und haben zudem Luis Fabiano vom FC Sevilla im Auge. Zerschlägt sich dieser Deal, würden Sie auf Huntelaar zugehen. Die dann im Raum stehenden 14 Millionen Euro Ablöse, die auch für Luis Fabiano zur Verfügung stehen, schmecken Real zudem nicht so recht. Wie den Madrilenen auch missfällt, dass der Stürmer im Fall eines Transfers auf eine Abfindung besteht. Oder zumindest auf einen Ausgleich für ein etwaiges finanzielles Ungleichgewicht zu seinen Lasten beim neuen Klub. Momentan wird Huntelaars Jahresgehalt auf rund 4 Millionen Euro brutto, etwa 2,5 Millionen netto, taxiert.

Eine Entscheidung könnte bereits vor Freitag fallen, wenn Real in die Saisonvorbereitung einsteigt. Sollte sich die Verpflichtung des Holländers nicht realisieren lassen, werden die Stuttgarter sich auf Vagner Love konzentrieren, mit dem bisher aber nicht konkret verhandelt wurde. Der brasilianische Nationalstürmer könnte ZSKA für rund 15 Millionen verlassen. Dann würde dem VfB erneut ein Rennen gegen die Zeit ins Haus stehen.


VFB Stuttgart are interested in Huntelaar as well. They're willing to pay 15 million plus bonuses up to 5 million depending on their success in the upcoming season. It seems as if Real have agreed to their terms, but Huntelaar seems to prefer Milan. Problem is, that Real don't want a to give him away for loan and that Huntelaar is a bit p!ssed that we seem to prefer Fabiano.
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post Jul 9 2009, 01:35 PM
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QUOTE (LaPalma @ Jul 9 2009, 03:49 PM) *
VFB Stuttgart are interested in Huntelaar as well. They're willing to pay 15 million plus bonuses up to 5 million depending on their success in the upcoming season. It seems as if Real have agreed to their terms, but Huntelaar seems to prefer Milan. Problem is, that Real don't want a to give him away for loan and that Huntelaar is a bit p!ssed that we seem to prefer Fabiano.

It's all Huntelaar's problem that we don't want him... he's not Brazilian (IMG:style_emoticons/default/dry.gif)
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