Nah... I did... or I used to think i did... But then the truth came out... And I trust Ancelotti more than him... So there you have it..

Oh please guys, stop it !! (IMG:http://cyrus.medialayer.net/~m1ke/milanfan.com/forums/style_emoticons/default/tongue.gif)
It's boring what you do here, you're just saying the same thing just from a different point of view !! (IMG:http://cyrus.medialayer.net/~m1ke/milanfan.com/forums/style_emoticons/default/cool.gif)

let's sey that he did lied and came to the managemet saying in the middle of the last season that he want to leave because of the family reasons. Of course they said what the f@ck do you need to move to the f@cking Chelsea team because you are like a king here... but he was persistent (wife ,kid and another on the way) and they said let's talk about this again after the season will be over. Think what would have happened if he had said: "I'm leaving" when the team still has to deal with CL and seria A. It would have been a sircus, especially from press and stuff making impossible for the team to focus on playing. Not to mention the fans. Of cource the managment said to him to shut up until the season will be over and hoping that he will change his mind.

Maybe he found out about the match-fixing scandal beforehand and didn't want to be involved with the team anymore.....? (IMG:http://cyrus.medialayer.net/~m1ke/milanfan.com/forums/style_emoticons/default/unsure.gif)

It's just a thought, cos Learning English? - that's a totally crappy reason to leave a great club like Milan

I don't think that has anything to do with him leaving at all, if that is the reason then why haven't players like Kaka, Nesta, Pirlo, Seedorf left the Italian league also.

We will never really know why he left, but you have 2 options to choose from, you can either be gullible and believe he laft for "family reasons" and "to learn English"

Or you add some sense to your head and actually see that their was much more for him to gain by moving to Chelsea, be it financially (I think Abramovic definately offered him something that he couldn't say no to)

Come on mishale ... you're a smart man !!
You really think he could have dealt with this in only two ways ?? Did it have to be either "I'm leaving" or "I want to be a Milan legend like Maldini" ??

NO.

He could have just said "I'm not thinking about leaving" or something like that why did he have to make us believe he really wanted to be a Milan legend ?? I really can't get it why you still support him on this part, I know you love and respect the guy but this has nothing to do with it: He lied whether you can accept it or not, you're only closing your eyes before it !!

And it hurts cause it reminds me of this whole situation ...

Hey, hey ! It was just a thought - maybe even a totally dumb one.I still support him too (Sometimes)

I think it would be better if this topic was closed for a while - can't u see it's making dst cry

Okay guys .. Take it easy ..

He is a potential opponent of ours in the CL .. He is no longer our player .. I thank him from the bottom of my heart for the past 7 yrs as most (if not all) of us do .. But it is time to move on .. This is going no where

It's pointless to keep repeating the same thing over and over again ..

I didn't post that as some sort of an attack, I know what you meant by your suggestion, but come on, we can't really believe that.

As I said, we will never really know for what reason he left, but it is naive to thnk that he left for "family reasons" and "to learn English" (IMG:http://cyrus.medialayer.net/~m1ke/milanfan.com/forums/style_emoticons/default/rolleyes.gif)

You're right.

And if we ever face Chelsea in the CL even though I am thankful for what he did with us, deep inside I still would be secretly wishing for someone from our team to break his legs. But that's just the childish part in me

ofcourse ... I mean it's probably Scottish he went there to learn.


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I think money maybe was a factor but definitely not the main one. He has enough.

Family reasons it's not only learning english. When your wife telling you all the time that we need to move to another country because she wants that the whole family will speak the same language and their kids won't be dealing with 3 different languages at such young age and she's making ultimatums then you start thinking about moving. You and me don't know what is like to be in such situation.

Probably.

I definately can't see any improvement in his English, he is still speaking Italian all the time, you'de think since he wasn't even scoring atleast he would put some extra effert into the reason he moved there after all (IMG:http://cyrus.medialayer.net/~m1ke/milanfan.com/forums/style_emoticons/default/rolleyes.gif) My God even Gourcuff and Oliveira talk a bit of fluent Italian already

This post has been edited by han2503: Oct 22 2006, 04:41 PM

There are things about it that we don't know. He wouldn't say it without a reason

I'm glad that you can atleast acknowledge this



Ok so that could be a reason to leave, but I mean come on what type of b!tch would actually force her husband to move to another country because of language issues? (which I think that ifthe real reason he left was because she forced him to then I don't think it was because of language, but more because she wants to establish some sort of celebrity status in England, since they are more crazy about this stuff over there rather then in Milan)

If this was the case, then I can admit that I would also have left, seeing that she is pregnant with there child and I wouldn't give up my family for the team either. But this scenario still sounds far fetched to actually believe