[armiss]

I must say that Atalanta 3 - interioristi 1


Btw, on sunday, 25th day of january 2009 we are going to Bologna on 15 o'clock

This post has been edited by armiss: Jan 18 2009, 05:02 PM

[Jack Sparrow]

No no no please delete that result from this thread, it's bad luck!

I agree...armiss, can you please delete the inter reference? Acid...I want stats up ASAP or it's you @ss. Kaka's staying, so now you have no excuses.

+1. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/sleep.gif) There yet may be some fallout from all this farce, I believe, though hope not.

Oh there won't be. I've been mulling over this transfer for some time now. And things have changed.

1. Like another poster mentioned, now other superstars will be loathe to seek transfers on wages. Especially the ones in EPL. Since accepting a move would imply that they're not as true in affection as Kaka. Imagine what the United fans must be thinking of Crisitiano Ronaldo who is '10x better than Kaka'. Also the kind of affection displayed for Kaka must have shook a few people who though Italy was about empty stadiums. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/biggrin.gif)

2. Man City's rep is in tatters. The played the money card and it didn't work. Now who will want to work with them. I always suspected they were over-reaching themselves.

3. Suddenly EPL is no longer the league everyone wants to go to.

4. Milan remains unique, and have put one over all the other clubs incl. Italy. Juve who sold Zidane. Viola and Roma who agreed philosophically and said they would 'go with the sale' if Kaka was theirs. Of course I don't give a d@mn about Secco who said he wouldn't sell Del Piero for 108 MM. Milan wouldn't sell Paolo for 108 MM either. But I know Juve would give up Chiellini in a heart beat for anything north of 50.

5. Kaka agreeing to play for his current wages also kind of forces the hand of all other Milan player agents. Now they can no longer ask for payhikes for their wards without looking like a-holes.