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MILAN (3rd) V SIENA (17th) MATCHDAY THREAD

TEAM NEWS:
Milan are without defender Mario Yepes, who is expected to be missing for 10 weeks with a damaged ankle. Milan are also without Gianluca Zambrotta and Alessandro Nesta.

Siena have no major injury worries with strikers Emanuele Calaio and Mattia Destro set to continue up front.

MATCH STATS:
AC Milan and Siena have met 14 times in Serie A, with the Tuscans winning just once (2-1 at home in April 2005); the Rossoneri have won 11, including each of the last five meetings.

AC Milan have failed to score against Siena just once in Serie A (a goalless draw back in October 2006).

That was the only game AC Milan have failed to win at home against Siena; six wins for the Rossoneri complete the record.

Siena have never scored more than a single goal at AC Milan’s ground.

Last Sunday’s 2-2 draw in Bologna extended AC Milan’s unbeaten run to nine games (seven wins and two draws).

At home, Massimiliano Allegri’s side remain unbeaten in 2011 (17 games), and have won their last five at the San Siro conceding overall just one goal.

AC Milan have scored exactly four goals in each of their last three home games.

The Rossoneri boast the best attack of this competition (31 goals).

This season AC Milan have won just one of the six games in which Alexandre Pato has played (17%), but have won seven of the eight in which the Brazilian hasn’t featured (88%).

Siena have lost their last three league games without scoring a single goal.

Away from home, their last win was back in February (a run of 13 games).

Source

P.S. don't blame me for opening the thread if we don't win (IMG:style_emoticons/default/tongue.gif)

[kurtsimonw]

This season AC Milan have won just one of the six games in which Alexandre Pato has played (17%), but have won seven of the eight in which the Brazilian hasn’t featured (88%).

^^Why is him playing making such a difference? (IMG:style_emoticons/default/huh.gif)

[X-Offender]

Nocerino should be available for this. Amelia and Abbiati are not fully fit, so Roma might play. Antonini has some problems, so expect Taiwo on the left. Probably his last chance to show something. Bonera is preferred over Mexes ( (IMG:style_emoticons/default/mad.gif) ) and Robinho over Pato.

Source: Sportmediaset

This post has been edited by X-Offender: Dec 16 2011, 05:24 PM

[Jack Sparrow]

Pato has played all of 6 games this season. Let's get off it.

[X-Offender]

Abate out, De Sciglio to play.

FUUUUUUU-

[X-Offender]

So, our back-line against Siena should look like this:

Roma
De Sciglio - Bonera - T. Silva - Taiwo

(IMG:style_emoticons/default/unsure.gif)

[Calcio]

So, our back-line against Siena should look like this:

Roma
De Sciglio - Bonera - T. Silva - Taiwo

(IMG:style_emoticons/default/unsure.gif)

That's worrying. Up to Silva to organise it and keep everyone in place. I'd have Mexes in there alongside him and switch Bonera to right back

[X-Offender]

That's worrying. Up to Silva to organise it and keep everyone in place. I'd have Mexes in there alongside him and switch Bonera to right back

Agreed.

[Fillipo Simone]

Oh god, it can't get any worse, does it?

[acid911]

Oh god, it can't get any worse, does it?

Relax. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile.gif) We can always lose Silva for a couple of weeks, aye? Let's see what the boys can do!

[X-Offender]

Thank god it's only Siena at the San Siro.

[acid911]

Thank god it's only Siena at the San Siro.

My point exactly, it'll be a good test for the second tier guys. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/wink.gif) Imagine if it was Juventus or Napoli at their backyard. Then we'd be lucky to get away with a draw. But as things stand, I still expect a win tomorrow. And a good show from the defense, Taiwo in particular. Like you said, if there is a chance for him to prove it before it gets to late, this is it.

[Calcio]

Still need the three points though so you still try and put your strongest team as possible out. One slip up against Siena or Cagliari and could be looking at a 5 point gap to Juve heading to the break

[acid911]

Still need the three points though so you still try and put your strongest team as possible out. One slip up against Siena or Cagliari and could be looking at a 5 point gap to Juve heading to the break

Yup, and then there is the issue of your first match since joining the forum. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/tongue.gif) We need to win this!

[Calcio]

Yup, and then there is the issue of your first match since joining the forum. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/tongue.gif) We need to win this!

(IMG:style_emoticons/default/laugh.gif)

No blaming me if it goes belly up mind (IMG:style_emoticons/default/tongue.gif)

[Fillipo Simone]

Thank god it's only Siena at the San Siro.

We played dreadful against Bologna, so I'm not confident even if it is only Siena.

[X-Offender]

We played dreadful against Bologna, so I'm not confident even if it is only Siena.

I know. My point is that it's better it happened against Siena than against Napoli or Juve, as acid said.

[Fillipo Simone]

I know. My point is that it's better it happened against Siena than against Napoli or Juve, as acid said.

Surely. Yes, it could get worse, always. Still, I just hope we won't once again loose points.

[X-Offender]

I doubt it. There's only two games left before Christmas break, and I'm sure the team wants to close the year with as many points as possible. Even if the defense sucks, midfield and attack will make it so that Siena never get dangerous.

[acid911]

No blaming me if it goes belly up mind

Ha, there are two disclaimers already then. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/laugh.gif) One from you, and one from Ash who started this thread.

I know. My point is that it's better it happened against Siena than against Napoli or Juve, as acid said.

Exactly. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile.gif) And with Juventus and Roma sharing the points last match, the team will be doubly motivated. Shtick could have hit the fan if they walked away with three points and increased their lead at the top. Now, even with a makeshift defense, the team will still be in its senses seeing we play home, against the boys from Siena.

The winter break, hopefully heals most of our players up, and we should hit our stride come January. Then the CL.

[han2503]

We played dreadful against Bologna, so I'm not confident even if it is only Siena.

The problems against Bologna were mostly sparked from the mentality in which the game was approached with

[X-Offender]

The problems against Bologna were mostly sparked from the mentality in which the game was approached with

And from the Seedorf-MvB-Aquilani suicidal midfield.

[han2503]

And from the Seedorf-MvB-Aquilani suicidal midfield.

I don't think that's much to do with it at all. That's a very basic midfield set-up which is deployed by most top sides. Imo we should be playing a more versatile midfield than 2 DMs and a single playmaker, like any other top side would. Having Boateng in the midfield 3 would have made more sense, but Allegri is hard headed, so the day we'll see Boateng moved permanently into his natural position is the day I walk on water

In games like this, we should be able to go a more attacking and dynamic route, thus meaning removing the extra DM.

What was upsetting to see on my part was the complete lack of effort from the team. Just completely lathargic as if we've already won it without having to lift a finger. That is the attitude that has gotten us into big trouble in the past. In an other reality that midfield should have had no problem cutting through Bologna, but like usual we made a meal of it because the players simply couldn't care less and were expecting the win to be gifted to them, mind you, the ref almost tried to do just that (IMG:style_emoticons/default/rolleyes.gif)

[Calcio]

I don't think that's much to do with it at all. That's a very basic midfield set-up which is deployed by most top sides. Imo we should be playing a more versatile midfield than 2 DMs and a single playmaker, like any other top side would. Having Boateng in the midfield 3 would have made more sense, but Allegri is hard headed, so the day we'll see Boateng moved permanently into his natural position is the day I walk on walter

In games like this, we should be able to go a more attacking and dynamic route, thus meaning removing the extra DM.

What was upsetting to see on my part was the complete lack of effort from the team. Just completely lathargic as if we've already won it without having to lift a finger. That is the attitude that has gotten us into big trouble in the past. In an other reality that midfield should have had no problem cutting through Bologna, but like usual we made a meal of it because the players simply couldn't care less and were expecting the win to be gifted to them, mind you, the ref almost tried to do just that (IMG:style_emoticons/default/rolleyes.gif)

Poor fella bit harsh on good old Walter (IMG:style_emoticons/default/wink.gif)

[han2503]

Poor fella bit harsh on good old Walter (IMG:style_emoticons/default/wink.gif)

NOT ANOTHER ONE OF YOU!!!

Acid look, your long lost soulmate!! Another spelling nazi

[Fillipo Simone]

I don't think that's much to do with it at all. That's a very basic midfield set-up which is deployed by most top sides. Imo we should be playing a more versatile midfield than 2 DMs and a single playmaker, like any other top side would. Having Boateng in the midfield 3 would have made more sense, but Allegri is hard headed, so the day we'll see Boateng moved permanently into his natural position is the day I walk on water

In games like this, we should be able to go a more attacking and dynamic route, thus meaning removing the extra DM.

What was upsetting to see on my part was the complete lack of effort from the team. Just completely lathargic as if we've already won it without having to lift a finger. That is the attitude that has gotten us into big trouble in the past. In an other reality that midfield should have had no problem cutting through Bologna, but like usual we made a meal of it because the players simply couldn't care less and were expecting the win to be gifted to them, mind you, the ref almost tried to do just that (IMG:style_emoticons/default/rolleyes.gif)

Good post. I agree 100%

[X-Offender]

I don't think that's much to do with it at all. That's a very basic midfield set-up which is deployed by most top sides. Imo we should be playing a more versatile midfield than 2 DMs and a single playmaker, like any other top side would. Having Boateng in the midfield 3 would have made more sense, but Allegri is hard headed, so the day we'll see Boateng moved permanently into his natural position is the day I walk on water

In games like this, we should be able to go a more attacking and dynamic route, thus meaning removing the extra DM.

It's not much about the set-up rather than who the interpreters are, i.e. two 35-y-o's and someone like Aquilani who's not good defensively. I think Nocerino is crucial to our game, because he adds that something which a guy like Seedorf never will at his old age. The guy covers spaces, pressures the opponents, tracks back, is deadly at inserting from the defenders' backs and he's even pretty skilled. A complete midfielder IMO, someone we cannot make do without.

Seedorf offers very little. He's excellent at possession and handling the ball, but the guy fails at everything else. He'd be alright I guess if we had someone like De Rossi alongside Nocerino that would cover his back. But playing him, Aquilani and Van Bommel, especially against a team like Barcelona, is out of this world. I still haven't figured out what Allegri was thinking there.

[William405]

It's not much about the set-up rather than who the interpreters are, i.e. two 35-y-o's and someone like Aquilani who's not good defensively. I think Nocerino is crucial to our game, because he adds that something which a guy like Seedorf never will at his old age. The guy covers spaces, pressures the opponents, tracks back, is deadly at inserting from the defenders' backs and he's even pretty skilled. A complete midfielder IMO, someone we cannot make do without.

Seedorf offers very little. He's excellent at possession and handling the ball, but the guy fails at everything else. He'd be alright I guess if we had someone like De Rossi alongside Nocerino that would cover his back. But playing him, Aquilani and Van Bommel, especially against a team like Barcelona, is out of this world. I still haven't figured out what Allegri was thinking there.

Yes,Nocerino has been so integral for us.He's much more than a defensive midfielder,well said.
If we can get a couple of Nocerinos' for like 500k each,i'm all for it (IMG:style_emoticons/default/wink.gif)

[arivanjj]

wouldnt be surprised if we get another silly draw. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/dry.gif)

[acid911]

Acid look, your long lost soulmate!! Another spelling nazi

(IMG:style_emoticons/default/laugh.gif) (IMG:style_emoticons/default/laugh.gif) Na, he's more of a Walter Payton fan. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/tongue.gif) There is only one grammear police, and that's me!

[han2503]

It's not much about the set-up rather than who the interpreters are, i.e. two 35-y-o's and someone like Aquilani who's not good defensively. I think Nocerino is crucial to our game, because he adds that something which a guy like Seedorf never will at his old age. The guy covers spaces, pressures the opponents, tracks back, is deadly at inserting from the defenders' backs and he's even pretty skilled. A complete midfielder IMO, someone we cannot make do without.

Seedorf offers very little. He's excellent at possession and handling the ball, but the guy fails at everything else. He'd be alright I guess if we had someone like De Rossi alongside Nocerino that would cover his back. But playing him, Aquilani and Van Bommel, especially against a team like Barcelona, is out of this world. I still haven't figured out what Allegri was thinking there.

I agree about Nocerino.

That being said, this is Bologna/Siena, not Barcelona. The difference there is immense. Seedorf was one of the few who did some decent stuff last weekend, so I don't get how he's coming into it just because of his age. If we really want to criticise, than Boateng, Aquilani, etc were worse than Seedorf and they're a lot younger than him. Age is not the issue, Seedorf can control the midfield without even really trying on his day, no matter how old he is. The attitude was still the biggest problem, Nocerino is great at giving that something extra but he wouldn't have made the difference if the other 10 players around him could barely give a sh!t.

(IMG:style_emoticons/default/laugh.gif) (IMG:style_emoticons/default/laugh.gif) Na, he's more of a Walter Payton fan. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/tongue.gif) There is only one grammear police, and that's me!

Not much of a police there are we... (IMG:style_emoticons/default/innocent.gif)

[acid911]

Not much of a police there are we...

What can I say!? (IMG:style_emoticons/default/tongue.gif) I'm a trend setter. Besides, no poliecing the police!

[Jack Bauer]

I'd have Mexes in there alongside him and switch Bonera to right back

That might happen. http://www.milannews.it/?action=read&idnotizia=68543

[Fillipo Simone]

I'd rather have a kid playing on the right then Bonera. But well, we knew all along it will be Bonera.

[CHU-LIP]

I'd rather have a kid playing on the right then Bonera. But well, we knew all along it will be Bonera.

Me too. Last time Bonera was horrible as rightback. At least when playing De Sciglio I got the feeling it may be worth it in future. I really hope to see Mexes starting along Thiago Silva.

And at home against Siena no need to choose for the more experienced one. If it was Champions League or the derby... alright... but now? Nah, Bonera can go to bench. Nice game for the kid.

This post has been edited by CHU-LIP: Dec 17 2011, 04:26 PM

[X-Offender]

I agree about Nocerino.

That being said, this is Bologna/Siena, not Barcelona. The difference there is immense. Seedorf was one of the few who did some decent stuff last weekend, so I don't get how he's coming into it just because of his age. If we really want to criticise, than Boateng, Aquilani, etc were worse than Seedorf and they're a lot younger than him. Age is not the issue, Seedorf can control the midfield without even really trying on his day, no matter how old he is. The attitude was still the biggest problem, Nocerino is great at giving that something extra but he wouldn't have made the difference if the other 10 players around him could barely give a sh!t.

I don't think the attitude was as sluggish as you make it sound. We've seen worse this season (Napoli, Juve). It's true that we didn't put the maximum of effort to win the game, but we still wanted to win it nevertheless.

I'm not criticizing Seedorf per se. He did have a decent game after all, and it's alright to play him against the Bologna's and Cesena's every once in a while. However, we cannot play him alongside Van Bommel and Aquilani. Barcelona or Bologna, that still leaves us vulnerable to attacks. Especially if we consider that Yepes/Bonera and Antonini were playing as well.

That might happen. http://www.milannews.it/?action=read&idnotizia=68543

That's great! Let's hope so.

[acid911]

I'm not criticizing Seedorf per se. He did have a decent game after all, and it's alright to play him against the Bologna's and Cesena's every once in a while. However, we cannot play him alongside Van Bommel and Aquilani. Barcelona or Bologna, that still leaves us vulnerable to attacks. Especially if we consider that Yepes/Bonera and Antonini were playing as well.

Agreed, that's exactly what I think. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/dry.gif) Fingers crossed he comes on when 30 minutes remain in both matches against Arsenal. That's when he will be fresh and can take on the boys from London. Against Bolognas and Cesenas he can still cut it. It's in the high intensity matches that I have issues with the man.

[X-Offender]

Agreed, that's exactly what I think. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/dry.gif) Fingers crossed he comes on when 30 minutes remain in both matches against Arsenal. That's when he will be fresh and can take on the boys from London. Against Bolognas and Cesenas he can still cut it. It's in the high intensity matches that I have issues with the man.

Ditto! Remember the match against United two years ago? He came off the bench for the last 20-25 minutes and was immense, also scoring a fantastic goal with the heel. That's how Seedorf should be used in the important games. Let Aquilani play for the majority of the match. Then, when the guy starts losing his breath, sub him with a fresh Seedorf. It's the most logical way to go.

[acid911]

It's the most logical way to go.

For you, me, and a lot others. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/biggrin.gif) Hopefully it is logical enough for Allegri too, and Seedorf as well. I know he wants to single-handily overrun Arsenal and win the tie/match for us, but laws of physics won't all for that. Much better to come on in after the 60 minutes, and put in a more concentrated effort in the half-hour.

[X-Offender]

Yup.

By the way, it looks like Amelia will play tonight and not Roma. Things starting to look a bit better.

[CHU-LIP]

Yup.

By the way, it looks like Amelia will play tonight and not Roma. Things starting to look a bit better.

Better? Last time Amelia messed up, and did also in other preformances for Milan, unlike Roma, who I can remember only making good to excellent preformances. Unsure Amelia should start over Roma.

[X-Offender]

Better? Last time Amelia messed up, and did also in other preformances for Milan, unlike Roma, who I can remember only making good to excellent preformances. Unsure Amelia should start over Roma.

If you think Amelia is bad, then Roma shouldn't be playing football. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/biggrin.gif)

[X-Offender]

Seedorf to play instead of Aquilani. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/rolleyes.gif)

[Jack Bauer]

Amelia, Bonera, Mexes, T.Silva, Taiwo, Seedorf, Van Bommel, Nocerino, Boateng, Ibra, Robinho.

[d'Arc.LP]

Bench: Roma, DeSciglio, Emanuelson , Ambrosini, Aquilani, Pato, El Shaarawy.

[han2503]

Amelia, Bonera, Mexes, T.Silva, Taiwo, Seedorf, Van Bommel, Nocerino, Boateng, Ibra, Robinho.

Don't understand why he dropped Pato and Aquilani... So Robinho could miss another sitter from a yard out? (IMG:style_emoticons/default/rolleyes.gif)

[CHU-LIP]

Don't understand why he dropped Pato and Aquilani... So Robinho could miss another sitter from a yard out? (IMG:style_emoticons/default/rolleyes.gif)

Pato played a perfect game, and now he's benched????? Geeee!!!!!!!!

[X-Offender]

Pato needs some bench time. It'll do good to him.

[CHU-LIP]

Pato needs some bench time. It'll do good to him.

Agreed.

And besides that.. Robinho as starter, and Pato as sub, work waaaaay better than vice versa in my opinion...

[CrazyMilanFan]

taiwo has to take this chance

[han2503]

Pato played a perfect game, and now he's benched????? Geeee!!!!!!!!

Did not say that, but what Robinho has wasted in his last 2 games, not to mention his luckluster performances in inexcusable, no matter how Pato played in a single game

[milanbuf88]

I know it's really early but Taiwo looks more comfortable.

[han2503]

Nocerino is just everywhere! Most consistent player for us this season by far.

[CrazyMilanFan]

Nocerino is just everywhere! Most consistent player for us this season by far.

+100 we would have won last week if he was playing

[milanbuf88]

Nocerino is just everywhere! Most consistent player for us this season by far.

For sure. Any other awesome consistent Italians we can steal for 500k?

[han2503]

Oh! So close Ibra!

[CrazyMilanFan]

first real chance over the bar by ibra

[arivanjj]

ibra with a shot over the bar... good play by van bommel.

[acid911]

Mr. B in the stands with Galliani. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/happy.gif) The team better make darned sure they win this!

[arivanjj]

good commitment from boateng (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile.gif)

[CrazyMilanFan]

KPB almost

[han2503]

Boateng now! So close again. Saved

[milanbuf88]

Good run by Boateng

[CrazyMilanFan]

I hate these short corners!

[arivanjj]

short corners (IMG:style_emoticons/default/rolleyes.gif)

[CrazyMilanFan]

we almost conceded MR Bonera at his best

[milanbuf88]

Wow. So close for Siena. Gotta love Bonera fucking up the line

[X-Offender]

We must press them more, like we did in the first 10 minutes.

[acid911]

Good stream. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile.gif) http://alvlsh.com/channel3/

[han2503]

How was that VB making the foul exactly?

[arivanjj]

tiawo is making runs for no reason (IMG:style_emoticons/default/mad.gif) they need to give the ball to him

This post has been edited by arivanjj: Dec 17 2011, 09:24 PM

[han2503]

They're not using Ibra correctly, too many bad crsses coming in from the right side. Nocerino's effectivness has been reduced to 0% since he move to the right

[acid911]

Right, the minute I post it, it goes woosh! (IMG:style_emoticons/default/sad.gif) Anyway, I hate these sorts of matches. We just can't seem to break them down, no matter what we do. Quality is lacking in the final half. And Taiwo is playing, um, shall we say, cautiously. Not a bad half an hour or so from him. But we need to break Siena in the next 30 minutes. Or else.

[arivanjj]

hahaha ibra getting too fancy!

[acid911]

Batman in town?! (IMG:style_emoticons/default/biggrin.gif) (IMG:style_emoticons/default/laugh.gif)

[CrazyMilanFan]

ht 0-0 it wil remain this way if we dont stepup

[acid911]

Riiiight. Robinho hasn't done anything in these 45 minutes that Pato can't do. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/unsure.gif) Just saying!

[han2503]

They need to do a looooot better

Nocerino needs to go back to the right. I'd personally take off Seedorf move Boateng to the right of midfield, bring on Pato and put Robs behind them.

We're not going to break them down with this slow predictable play. Taiwo is the only decent crosser. Yet Bonera is the only one pushing forward and he can't put in a decent cross to save his life.

[drucurl]

Hey guys anyone got a stream for the Milan match??? I thought we were playing Siena today but I think I'm seeing Cagliari and their coach. Thanks in advance
(IMG:http://www.milanfan.com/forums/style_images/bullet/folder_post_icons/icon8.gif)

[Fillipo Simone]

Taiwo is also pushing up forward, yet Ibra, Robs and Seedorf seem to ignore him too many times. He's doing his best and offensively is a refreshment, but defensively he's still a liability even against Siena. There was a situation Seedorf had to play fullback because he didn't even try coming back and covering the left side.

[Dracoris]

Probably should inject Aquilani somewhere in the midfield

[acid911]

Hey guys anyone got a stream for the Milan match??? I thought we were playing Siena today but I think I'm seeing Cagliari and their coach. Thanks in advance

Well I just linked to one above, but it went zap, soon after! That was more than decent. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/tongue.gif) HD quality, no lag, etc. Anyway, this is the second best I've found. Thank yous on a postcard, please:

http://livetv2.info/kanal5.html

[d'Arc.LP]

FACT: Taiwo was the player with MOST SUCCESSFUL PASSES on pitch in the first half (40).

[CHU-LIP]

Did not say that, but what Robinho has wasted in his last 2 games, not to mention his luckluster performances in inexcusable, no matter how Pato played in a single game

Pato's preformances are inexcusable I would say. Pato is not even trying. Pretty much everygame he is MIA, not getting involved, if only he would, like Robinho does, and helps linking up, like Robinho, and helps contributing in a defense way, like Robinho does, etc he would be my choice over Robinho easily. And you can name a game Pato did this, but then we are talking about an exception, most of the times Pato is either useless, or has scored a goal and for the rest has been useless.

Pato should be the better of the two, but he isn't. Robinho is doing a much better job for Milan than Pato. And you take that away way too easily because he ruins lots of chances, which indeed deserves critism and should be way better. Pato's bad things you easily look over, because he's our young striker who has world class potential and is our best goalscorer, and of course, that's the most important thing: as long you are the best finisher/shooter. Guess what: it's not. Better increase the chances of your team scoring, which Robinho does, and also helping avoiding goals.

This post has been edited by CHU-LIP: Dec 17 2011, 09:51 PM

[drucurl]

Well I just linked to one above, but it went zap, soon after! That was more than decent. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/tongue.gif) HD quality, no lag, etc. Anyway, this is the second best I've found. Thank yous on a postcard, please:

http://livetv2.info/kanal5.html

thanks bro!! (IMG:style_emoticons/default/wink.gif)

[arivanjj]

yellow for zee

[han2503]

NOCERINOOOOOOOOOOOO

[CrazyMilanFan]

Nocrino this guy is AMAZING!!

[han2503]

This is getting way too funny (IMG:style_emoticons/default/biggrin.gif)

[milanbuf88]

NOCERINOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

[drucurl]

Nocerinoooooooooooo

[acid911]

Look, who just scored. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/laugh.gif) The 500k man!

[arivanjj]

(IMG:style_emoticons/default/biggrin.gif) :D:D superino!

[CrazyMilanFan]

aquaman on for seedorf

[Fillipo Simone]

His 6th Milan goal in Serie A.

[han2503]

Hopefully Nocerino moves back to the left now that Aqui is on. Despite the goal, he's been missing ever since he shifted to the right side

[CHU-LIP]

Look, who just scored. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/laugh.gif) The 500k man!

Assist Robinho...

[acid911]

thanks bro!!

Nothing to it, man. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/cool.gif) Enjoy, the stream is not in English, but well, it "streams" fine! No blur or lag on my end.

[arivanjj]

silva captain (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile.gif)

[acid911]

Assist Robinho...

Never a bad thing to have. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile.gif) It's Robinho's hustle and flow that allowed him the starting place today!