[Tennie]

So, what do you guys think? Who was Milan's best signing over the summer 2010 transfer window?

[han2503]

1: Brazilians generally thrive in Serie A - Robinho is a world class forward who showed in a league unsuitable for him just how good he can be. I'd rather have him in my team than Messi.

2: Ibra has a reputation of going missing in the big matches. If by sure thing you mean it's a sure thing that we can't be that sure what to expect of him bar inconsistency, then I agree. He can be so so great, but he can equally be anonymous and inneffective. He also has an ego the size of Manhattan and thinks he's better than he is.

1. Really? Robinho over Messi? (IMG:style_emoticons/default/blink.gif) And there have been Brazilians in the past who have failed in Serie A. Robinho is obviously a great player who had a great season in the EPL which is where Brazilians usually struggle, so I'm not really that worried about him flopping, but you can never be sure...

2. Ibra has a reputation of underperforming in the CL. Not in the big league games, last season he scored against Real, h always used to do the job in the derbies for Inter and against the other big teams. For league play Ibra imo is a 100% certain success. He won Inter the league twice nearly all on his own. Their tactics before he left, especially under Mancini was punt the ball up to Ibra and he'll do the job.

You don't pay £160,000 a week and £34M for someone to warm the bench, tbf.
As for third person, who cares?

That only means that he's an over paid egomaniac...

He sat on the bench for a reason during his second season, not because he's not a good enough player, but because of the behind the scenes issues he was having with his coaches.

I'd play:

Robinho-----------Ronaldinho
---------Pato
--------------Ibra

That would get ripped apart!!

The laziest front line in football by far! No one to track back the midfield would be under immense pressure. Also it would mean having to drop Pirlo to play the 2 pure DMs and if you have seen Pirlo playing in the last 3 weeks the last thing you'd want to do is to drop him

And if he can, fans like you will forget anything he says in the press.

If he performs well for Milan I'm sure no one would forget him, no matter how much cr@p he talks to the press

[Danny]

2. Ibra has a reputation of underperforming in the CL. Not in the big league games, last season he scored against Real, h always used to do the job in the derbies for Inter and against the other big teams. For league play Ibra imo is a 100% certain success. He won Inter the league twice nearly all on his own. Their tactics before he left, especially under Mancini was punt the ball up to Ibra and he'll do the job.

Sorry to point score, but tonight's display is why I didn't jump on your and others' Ibra bandwagon.

That said Robinho didn't really get into the game much either.