[Fillipo Simone]

5 matches till season end, but it shouldn't affect the outcome. I think we can all vote now, it's "player of the season".

[CHU-LIP]

To be honest, it can only be Thiago Silva.

BTW. Robinho deserves to be listed, instead of Pirlo (out a lot), Seedorf (inconsistent) or Van Bommel (sure, been good, but is new). The others are (IMG:style_emoticons/default/thumbup.gif)

This post has been edited by CHU-LIP: Apr 22 2011, 08:28 PM

[kurtsimonw]

Ibrahimovic.

[dst]

Ibrahimovic.

I'll have to agree with you! (second time this week, hooray! (IMG:style_emoticons/default/biggrin.gif) )

[acid911]

To be honest, it can only be Thiago Silva.

Yup, the monster. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/king.gif) Second place Ibra, and then Nesta. If it were not because of the these three we could very well have lost our marbles up till now. Certainly guys like KPB, MVB and Abate played their parts, and surely Pato too, but for the sake of this poll, there can only be one.

BTW. Robinho deserves to be listed, instead of Pirlo (out a lot), Seedorf (inconsistent) or Van Bommel (sure, been good, but is new). The others are

Well said, buddy. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/cool.gif) I am not sure he will get many votes, but the guy did play enough to earn a call.

[William405]

1-Thiago silva!
2-Ibrahimovic
3-Nesta
4-Pato
5-Boateng
6-Robinho
7-Abbiati
8-Abate

This post has been edited by William405: Apr 22 2011, 09:44 PM

[X-Offender]

I'm expecting Fillippo to explain us why Pirlo's on that list and Robinho is not.

Anyway, my vote goes to Thiago Silva.

[Fillipo Simone]

I'm expecting Fillippo to explain us why Pirlo's on that list and Robinho is not.

Corrected.

[Rossoneri7]

Abbiati (IMG:style_emoticons/default/king.gif)

[Milan Are Brilli...]

No Merkel?

Anyway, even though I think he's a class-a di** I'll put Zlatan.

[dst]

Silva has been the most consistent player for us this season but Ibrahimovic has won us more points. So I went for the latter because I don't think this award is for the most consistent player but for the most valuable one.

[Fillipo Simone]

Well, defenders can't score much, but they prevent many goals. I think Thiago did exactly this; even more the Ibra. That's why I picked him!

[amancik]

Thiago Silva is fast becoming one of my favourite defenders of all time.

[CHU-LIP]

Silva has been the most consistent player for us this season but Ibrahimovic has won us more points. So I went for the latter because I don't think this award is for the most consistent player but for the most valuable one.

Thiago Silva is our most valuable player in my honest opinion. Defenders often got lack of appreciation compared to attackers. I believe Thiago Silva's importance to Milan is massively underrated (not by everyone).

Well, defenders can't score much, but they prevent many goals. I think Thiago did exactly this; even more the Ibra. That's why I picked him!

+1

This post has been edited by CHU-LIP: Apr 22 2011, 11:51 PM

[acid911]

Well, defenders can't score much, but they prevent many goals. I think Thiago did exactly this; even more the Ibra. That's why I picked him!

+2. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/innocent.gif) Well put. I voted for the guy too. Silva did his job with a quite head and luckily did not get too many injuries. All things considered, he had a hand in saving us more points than Ibra earned (single-handily or via assists). IMO, of course. Now obviously, we can't possibly imagine to measure the performances in numbers.

But I like to think that Ibra had a big hand in getting us to first place - Silva even a bigger in keeping us there!

[dst]

Well, defenders can't score much, but they prevent many goals. I think Thiago did exactly this; even more the Ibra. That's why I picked him!

Thiago Silva is our most valuable player in my honest opinion. Defenders often got lack of appreciation compared to attackers. I believe Thiago Silva's importance to Milan is massively underrated (not by everyone).

Come on guys you know all my favorite players are defenders so it's not like I don't know of the neglect they get. I just think Ibra did more I'm not saying Silva's defensive contributions are not worth much.

[kurtsimonw]

Come on guys you know all my favorite players are defenders so it's not like I don't know of the neglect they get. I just think Ibra did more I'm not saying Silva's defensive contributions are not worth much.

Exactly. Defensively we'd still have been okay without Silva, in my opinion. We'd score enough goals to win games, plus we still have Nesta back there. Without Zlatan, we still wouldn't conceed many, but we wouldn't have scored enough to win the title. It's not just his goals either, I'd imagine Zlatan has to be high up on our assists too?

1. Ibrahimovic
2. Silva
3. Nesta

So it's not like I'm under-appreciating defenders or anything.

[CHU-LIP]

Come on guys you know all my favorite players are defenders so it's not like I don't know of the neglect they get. I just think Ibra did more I'm not saying Silva's defensive contributions are not worth much.

You're post didn't say anything about Silva being valuable, winning us points. It sounded Zlatan is like that, and Silva not so much. Own fault. Anyway, we seem to disagree. Which is understandable when discussing defender vs attacker.

Exactly. Defensively we'd still have been okay without Silva, in my opinion. We'd score enough goals to win games, plus we still have Nesta back there. Without Zlatan, we still wouldn't conceed many, but we wouldn't have scored enough to win the title. It's not just his goals either, I'd imagine Zlatan has to be high up on our assists too?

1. Ibrahimovic
2. Silva
3. Nesta

So it's not like I'm under-appreciating defenders or anything.

I disagree! Our defense with or without Silva is so a big difference. Nesta isn't what he used to be. Silva is our monster there, he is necessary! Almost every game Silva is saving our butt time after time, being everywhere to make up for flaws of teammates, immense defensing, so damn important. With no Zlatan, we have Pato and Robinho... awesome attack! And also Cassano...

This post has been edited by CHU-LIP: Apr 23 2011, 01:04 AM

[Milan Are Brilli...]

This conversation is a bit silly, because it's like if you voted for Silva I could say what about our attackers? Yet if you voted for Zlatan, I could say what about Silva? But if you voted for Silva I could say what about Abbiati? He never gets any credit as he's a GK, but if you voted for Abbiati I could say what about Abate? He's drastically improved of late but people still dislike him... and so on.

It's all personal preference (IMG:style_emoticons/default/cool.gif)

[CHU-LIP]

Abbiati is having a great season with us, and isn't appreciated enough by some fans. Of course Thiago Silva stands above him easily.

[acid911]

Exactly, it either comes down to picking between defenders saving our behinds when attackers score a single goal in 90 minutes, or attackers going the extra mile and scoring one up when the defense is leaking goals. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/wink.gif) Personally, I'd take the former, even though I know where dst is coming from. I just feel that our defense held up their end of the bargain more so than the attackers, and by defense I mean, Silva, Nesta, Abate, and even Abbiati.

Zlatan or any of our attackers would have done diddlysquat if the defense was not as waterproof as this! This is what happened the last few seasons, we got a goal to the better, only to squander that chance in the last 10 minutes of the match. Come on people, you remember those days! Fact remains that defense wins the league, and attack wins tournaments. Saying Ibra was the 2nd most influential player through the season is no way near bad, considering the guy was banned for 8-10% of the matches after accumulating red cards, LOL.

Jokes aside, whoever you choose is right - the top four, five players all were influential in where we are today!

[Danny]

It's either Silva or Ibra. I went for Ibra just for the sheer moments of magic he produced on several occasions.

[Fillipo Simone]

Thiago 10 - Ibra 5

Not the most popular footballer in red and black, even at his best. I'm curious what will happen when he starts deteriorating.

[acid911]

Thiago 10

Make that 11. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/wink.gif) Undisputed winner. Ibra could have scored bundles of goals, but if the defense leaked as many at the back, then I am sure we would not have won the league. Even an extra couple of draws here and there, and we would have been sorry. But nice to see the guy getting recognition, not just from Milan fans but Europe overall.

And then there are the cards. Thiago Silva - as a defender - has just 1 yellow card all season. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/ohmy.gif) A solitary yellow card, would you believe that. Just for comparison, Ibrahimović has what 8 yellows and 2 reds, something like that.

[Kazdoodle]

Voted abbiati. if kalac was in there was a chance you guys wouldnt be the serie a champions. shows you um his importance

even that save vs inter impressed me. that was simply world class

[X-Offender]

Who's Kalac?

[CHU-LIP]

Who's Kalac?

Are you in denial that he has played for Milan or of his existance? (IMG:style_emoticons/default/laugh.gif)

[Zed.D]

Not the most popular footballer in red and black, even at his best. I'm curious what will happen when he starts deteriorating.

It's got nothing to do with popularity. Zlatan has been almost unwatchable in the past couple of months. I know he won us many important points in the first half of the season but so did Pato, when Ibra went AWOL. I can't see how adjectives "inconsistent" and "best" can be attributed to some footballer at the same time.

Silva for me too, because he has been both damn consistent, and brilliant.

[X-Offender]

Are you in denial that he has played for Milan or of his existance? (IMG:style_emoticons/default/laugh.gif)

I make it absolute to erase from my memory players that have terrorized me during their stay in Milan. Kalac must have been one of those.

(IMG:style_emoticons/default/tongue.gif)

[Bluesummers]

without a doubt silva. Stats talk for themselves. The number of goals we've conceded this season is extraordinary.

[Danny]

Voted abbiati. if kalac was in there was a chance you guys wouldnt be the serie a champions. shows you um his importance

even that save vs inter impressed me. that was simply world class

Ahh, Kalac - a blast from the past.

[Dracoris]

Silva, absolutely. I think someone else mentioned that he's only had one yellow. That is absolutely incredible.

[kurtsimonw]

He only made 26 fouls in 32 games according to ESPN. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/blink.gif)

[Dracoris]

Makes me think that a brute like Mexes could be a good fit next to him.

[arivanjj]

1 - Silva
2 - Ibra
3 - Abbiati
4 - Nesta
5 - Robinho

[Fillipo Simone]

Nice to see Abbiati get some recognition as well.

[William405]

Well,you're going to have to do something really special to be the player of a season as a goalkeeper.And,although,Abbiati has always been there when we needed him.He hasn't been as essential as our center back duo.He's been good,but he wasn't much of a game changer compared to Ibrahimovic,Nesta and Silva.

[il_diavolo_mtl]

Lol at whoever picked FuoriRobi and Boat

[CHU-LIP]

Lol at whoever picked FuoriRobi and Boat

but.. but.. you got Prince as your signature (IMG:style_emoticons/default/sad.gif)

Robinho btw was really good for us this season.. only Silva was imo obvious more important than him

[Fillipo Simone]

I don't like Ibra much but you sure gotta acknowledge his contribution prior to Robinho's. Binhos finishing still remained terrible all season long.

[CHU-LIP]

I don't like Ibra much but you sure gotta acknowledge his contribution prior to Robinho's. Binhos finishing still remained terrible all season long.

Yes, that has been said a million times now, but in pretty much everything else Robinho has been amazing, and he was a key player this season. Anywho, I didn't meant to say he was more important, I used the word ''obvious'' for reasons. If I had to order them, I would do Silva 1, Zlatan 2, Robinho 3.. (Abbiati 4?)

[il_diavolo_mtl]

but.. but.. you got Prince as your signature (IMG:style_emoticons/default/sad.gif)

Robinho btw was really good for us this season.. only Silva was imo obvious more important than him

Boatang has, IMO, been the surprise/revelation of the year. not the player of the year....

you can't convince me FuoriRobi tries hard in practice after missing all the sitters he did. he could have been our top scorer if he was more professional in practice. Accuracy is one of the EASIEST things to train!!!!!

[CHU-LIP]

Boatang has, IMO, been the surprise/revelation of the year. not the player of the year....

you can't convince me FuoriRobi tries hard in practice after missing all the sitters he did. he could have been our top scorer if he was more professional in practice. Accuracy is one of the EASIEST things to train!!!!!

Robinho is our topscorer.... (tied w/pato and zlatan)

[il_diavolo_mtl]

Robinho is our topscorer.... (tied w/pato and zlatan)

you still can't explain his woeful shot/goal ratio with rational arguments.

[Fillipo Simone]

Yes, that has been said a million times now, but in pretty much everything else Robinho has been amazing

Pretty much everything actually does not cover much. Assist? Zlatan and Zee have more if I'm not wrong? Speed - granted. Work rate also. But for a striker, finishing is a priority.

[CHU-LIP]

you still can't explain his woeful shot/goal ratio with rational arguments.

well, I'm not trying to... yet he scored as much as Pato and Zlatan, hmmz... how is that possible then? Well, obviously he gets more scoring chances.. why? Is he lucky to have so? No, it's skill. Just like other stuff like his contribution in defending, building up, linking up, lots of work-rate and energy. Ah, it bugs me really people say when talking about Robinho that his finishing sucks, and that's all, no word more, just like, forgetting or not noting ALL the good stuff he does, and that's A LOT. Underappreciated, he's underrated.

Pretty much everything actually does not cover much. Assist? Zlatan and Zee have more if I'm not wrong? Speed - granted. Work rate also. But for a striker, finishing is a priority.

If you only look at stats, then you can easily say he's not that good. But stats show in fact little. Even when it comes to a forward, stats dont say everything. Robinho has been a huge influence when to comes Milan scoring goals, even though he didnt score or gave the assist always.

This post has been edited by CHU-LIP: May 22 2011, 12:44 AM

[Fillipo Simone]

Defending? You actually mean he made a contribution in defending?

And Robinho has 33/14 while Ibra has 29 and Pato only 24. But that isn't so important. He could have had 24 goals if he'd been more professional. It's his unprofessional approach and easy going chance wasting that bugs me.

[Fillipo Simone]

If you only look at stats, then you can easily say he's not that good. But stats show in fact little. Even when it comes to a forward, stats dont say everything. Robinho has been a huge influence when to comes Milan scoring goals, even though he didnt score or gave the assist always.

Stats? You are the one who brought stats into this one. I only answered with them back. Initially I didn't talk about stats, I know how deceptive they can be. The real story I'll always remember how Robinho almost made me jump and pull my hair with his sitter missing. Just remember Brescia. This is something a 33/14 stat does not tell.

[X-Offender]

It's his unprofessional approach and easy going chance wasting that bugs me.

This sentence is very wrong.

[CHU-LIP]

Stats? You are the one who brought stats into this one. I only answered with them back. Initially I didn't talk about stats, I know how deceptive they can be. The real story I'll always remember how Robinho almost made me jump and pull my hair with his sitter missing. Just remember Brescia. This is something a 33/14 stat does not tell.

I didn't really brought stats into this. I defended Robinho by telling what he does well, only used the stat that he is topscorer along Pato and Zlatan, since il diavolo mtl said that he could be topscorer if..

Of course his finishing is frustrated, and therefore people are too harsh on him, and not praising him enough, because he had a very good season with us, BAR HIS FINISHING I AGREE, but there is so much more than just finishing in football, also when it comes to attacking.

[Fillipo Simone]

This sentence is very wrong.

Why? You think wasting tons of sitters in a very easygoing manner is a professional thing?

[X-Offender]

Questioning Robinho's professionalism is, pardon me, a very disgraceful thing. The guy has pretty much the highest working rate of our attacking line. He's always played for the team, sacrificed himself in positions which aren't ideal to his playing style and he has never spurred any negative behavior. The guy has been exemplary in such aspect and you should never question his professionalism. His chance wasting isn't due to a laid back attitude, the guy simply feels too much pressure when in front of the goal. That, and perhaps a little bit of rustiness he might have accumulated in the last year or so, when he wasn't really playing on high levels. And even despite that, his season was great. Just imagine how much more useful he could become if his finishing improved, which I'm certain it will happen starting from next season. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile.gif)

[Dracoris]

Questioning Robinho's professionalism is, pardon me, a very disgraceful thing. The guy has pretty much the highest working rate of our attacking line. He's always played for the team, sacrificed himself in positions which aren't ideal to his playing style and he has never spurred any negative behavior. The guy has been exemplary in such aspect and you should never question his professionalism. His chance wasting isn't due to a laid back attitude, the guy simply feels too much pressure when in front of the goal. That, and perhaps a little bit of rustiness he might have accumulated in the last year or so, when he wasn't really playing on high levels. And even despite that, his season was great. Just imagine how much more useful he could become if his finishing improved, which I'm certain it will happen starting from next season. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile.gif)

+ 1 Billion

Of all things to call him, unprofessional is the last.

If accuracy was so easy to train the whole world would be professional footballers. Haters gonna hate.

[il_diavolo_mtl]

well, I'm not trying to... yet he scored as much as Pato and Zlatan, hmmz... how is that possible then? Well, obviously he gets more scoring chances.. why? Is he lucky to have so? No, it's skill. Just like other stuff like his contribution in defending, building up, linking up, lots of work-rate and energy. Ah, it bugs me really people say when talking about Robinho that his finishing sucks, and that's all, no word more, just like, forgetting or not noting ALL the good stuff he does, and that's A LOT. Underappreciated, he's underrated.

If you only look at stats, then you can easily say he's not that good. But stats show in fact little. Even when it comes to a forward, stats dont say everything. Robinho has been a huge influence when to comes Milan scoring goals, even though he didnt score or gave the assist always.

Because i don't feel my arguments are actually being read and are not being addressed in your counter-thesis, allow me draw up a parallel.
Would you sign a GK that is a horrible shot-stopper?

[il_diavolo_mtl]

I didn't really brought stats into this. I defended Robinho by telling what he does well, only used the stat that he is topscorer along Pato and Zlatan, since il diavolo mtl said that he could be topscorer if..

to be fair i had no idea he had tied with ibra and pato...
I'll gladly concede this.

Questioning Robinho's professionalism is, pardon me, a very disgraceful thing. The guy has pretty much the highest working rate of our attacking line

/He has to! if he couldn't finish AND couldn't run he would stiff from riding the bench all year)

. He's always played for the team

/I have personally seen him take SOO many passes when better finishers were in better positions. Before you bring up Pato as being a selfish player, let me agree with you and point out that Pato goals/game ratio is the highest on the team. Also where does team play factor in when you score a lucky goal of a GK deflection and you run to the closest camera and do a solo dance like you out-classed the keeper? He even tries to hijack other players' goal celebrations with that useless samba step.

, sacrificed himself in positions which aren't ideal to his playing style

/Tactical sacrifice, any player in world professional or not has to do it from time to time.

and he has never spurred any negative behavior

/his diving and his giggle and pray after he screws up routine does get me most of the time(i'll admit he's not the only one who does it though)

. The guy has been exemplary in such aspect and you should never question his professionalism

/the only player that has deserved that respect is Thiago silva, everyone else can be questioned IMO, no matter how much you may disapprove.

His chance wasting isn't due to a laid back attitude

/in life as well as in football, practice makes perfect. If he , for whatever reason, thinks he doesn't need to try hard enough to actually aim a shot, then this becomes an attitude/insolence problem.

the guy simply feels too much pressure when in front of the goal. That, and perhaps a little bit of rustiness he might have accumulated in the last year or so

/Without counting the 13 games at Santos,his last good season was 08-09

, when he wasn't really playing on high levels. And even despite that, his season was great. Just imagine how much more useful he could become if his finishing improved, which I'm certain it will happen starting from next season. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile.gif)

/i hope as much as the next guy he understands he needs to fight for a starting place on this team and goes through the necessary training to have a minimum of accuracy.

+ 1 Billion

Of all things to call him, unprofessional is the last.

If accuracy was so easy to train the whole world would be professional footballers. Haters gonna hate.

ok seriously, have you ever heard of practice makes perfect?

If your profession was to kick a ball for a living and trained with elite coaches and players several times a week, I don't think it would be too much to ask to have a remote idea how to put it on net?

No one is arguing that he should be best in the world, but if I took *113 Shots (CL /Serie A) I would expect more then 14 goals

*http://soccernet.espn.go.com/player/_/id/47426/robinho?cc=5901

This post has been edited by il_diavolo_mtl: May 22 2011, 06:15 AM

[Dracoris]

Haters gonna hate

[Fillipo Simone]

Haters gonna hate

What does that mean? Are you trying to substitute lack of argument with personal attacks? Please stop with this stupid parole, I don't hate any Milan player or coach no matter what.

[Zed.D]

Nice to see Abbiati get some recognition as well.

And Pato not being mentioned at all (IMG:style_emoticons/default/biggrin.gif) call me fanboy or whatever, but at more than 1 stage (where Ibra wasn't anywhere to be seen either due to going invisible during the games or serving lengthy suspensions) if he hadn't stepped up we would not be celebrating the Scudetto now. the Chievo, Napoli and derby games above all come to mind. if we hadn't won any of those games Inter would've most probably overtaken us.

[Fillipo Simone]

To be quite honest, yes, you're right. He deserves some honorary credits. After all the scudetto was a team effort. No one should be left out as unimportant, even Oddo's cross contributed.

[X-Offender]

Wow mtl, if you could throw an idiom for every single problem in life, we'd all be living in heaven now. Practice makes perfect? Far from it. And he has been practicing, I've seen his personal trainings on Milan Channel. Everything else you mentioned is just a poor attempt at tarnishing Robinho's name for your own dislike. But what to do? Like Dracoris said, the best expresion in this case is 'haters gonna hate'.

[il_diavolo_mtl]

Wow mtl, if you could throw an idiom for every single problem in life, we'd all be living in heaven now. Practice makes perfect? Far from it. And he has been practicing, I've seen his personal trainings on Milan Channel. Everything else you mentioned is just a poor attempt at tarnishing Robinho's name for your own dislike. But what to do? Like Dracoris said, the best expresion in this case is 'haters gonna hate'.

i prefer a "difference is onion" to 90's hip hop clichés (IMG:style_emoticons/default/tongue.gif)

[Fillipo Simone]

(IMG:style_emoticons/default/rolleyes.gif) what a classy debate! Fins up!

[X-Offender]

You're inside of it as well. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/sleep.gif)

[Fillipo Simone]

Ah, whatever you say man (IMG:style_emoticons/default/cool.gif)

[acid911]

No disrespect of any sorts intended, guys, but love these little skirmishes between Fillipo and X-Off. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/biggrin.gif) The best part is that both of you stay civil through all this, and that adds to the charm. As long as these disagreements come along once or twice a week, I'm game, sign me up!

Sorry, just had to say this. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile.gif) There once was a time when Kurt and R7 was the blockbuster. But I'll take this too!

[Dracoris]

Sorry Fillipo. Language Barrier problems I guess. That term doesn't mean you actually hate the player, just that you and your group arguing against him will be nit picky about him and look past the good and only blame the bad. Best way I can describe it, I think.

[Fillipo Simone]

Well, I can understand you, and everyone who likes Robinho. Hell, I also liked him, and was positive about him joining Milan. But his finishing is frustrating, and IMO, it really does make him look worse then he really is. It's a big problem for me, because I see this as a crucial question of his purpose. Sure, he's running around, giving passes, winning space and making also assist. I don't deny it. But he has to start hitting in sitters to be treated as a top player.

[Kazdoodle]

Ah what a interesting forum we have here. well ehh what you guys do at least its civil. ill just um sit here and be doing.....stuff.

And yes kalac did be a bit of a little reason for why i picked abbiati. well as a "the worst that can happen" example

[acid911]

Ah what a interesting forum we have here. well ehh what you guys do at least its civil. ill just um sit here and be doing.....stuff.

Yup, that's what I've been saying for years now. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/king.gif) This place is one the best when it comes to civilized sharing of opinions and differences. Heck, we had a one member who had a bit of a temper problem and was banned, and another few who wanted some fun and frolics, but got bored and left, LOL.

There are plenty of places where one can do it the hard and fast way, but here it's usually peace and quiet.

[Jack Bauer]

Silva, no doubt. He's the best CB in the world IMO, was very consistent this season and our defense tied Juve's record for the lowest goals conceded in the league.

[Fillipo Simone]

Silva, no doubt. He's the best CB in the world IMO, was very consistent this season and our defense tied Juve's record for the lowest goals conceded in the league.

Juve's record? Isn't Milan holding that record for conceding only 18 goals in both Champions Cup and Serie A?

[Jack Bauer]

Juve's record? Isn't Milan holding that record for conceding only 18 goals in both Champions Cup and Serie A?

18? In which season? We also conceded 24 goals in 1995–96 but that was after 34 games.

Maybe it goes according to numbers of games and the record is for 38 league games.

This post has been edited by Jack Bauer: May 23 2011, 08:35 PM

[Fillipo Simone]

I think it's 1993 when we conceded 15 goals in 34 league games. Capello era. Maldini-Billy (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile.gif)

[Jack Bauer]

Yeah, that was amazing stat, also considering we only scored 36 golas that season, which is barely over a goal per match.

Well, so we tied the record for 38 games this time, which is also pretty good.

[anano1214]

Zlatan (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile.gif)