[drucurl]

You know, I find such statement very pretentious. You think we are a special club or something, due to moral values and beliefs? Who do you think you are? We are not special. We are just another football club, which happens to be the most successful one in the world, which has always surfed on the peaks of Italian and European football for decades, and which has enjoyed the services of some of the best football players in the world. Yet, this doesn't make us special. It makes us important! We are an important football club, the most important in the world, alongside Real Madrid. And this is what should make us proud of being rossoneri.

well bro some of us think Milan is special and some don't. I know you think iBra is special though (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile.gif)

[kurtsimonw]

well bro some of us think Milan is special and some don't. I know you think iBra is special though (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile.gif)

Every fan of every club thinks their club is special.

[KillerMax]

Hah (IMG:style_emoticons/default/biggrin.gif) I can now see why Tennie left this place. If you don't know the philosphy Milan has been employing since Berlusconi took over, regardless of his personal and political shortcomings, then there is no doubt you don't see what makes Milan special in comparison with other top teams. Teams like Milan and to a good extent Man U have been competitive and treated their champions with care and respect. Speaking about Milan exclusively now, even recently with all the financial troubles the world hase been going through, we are holding on to something so precious and I hope we don't ever let go. The team that won the CL in 2007 was in no way comparable with other teams in terms of age and even quality. Yet, this team played like a classical piece on the pitch. Like a Beethoven masterpiece. Full of emotion, full of the color red. You can't explain a classical masterpiece as a scientist, it just moves through your heart. It's art. It's the art of humanity, passion, sacrifce. We had Maldini and Costacurta as our defenders inour recent history... Never saw these two behave less than a hero. And that also comes across in what they do off the field. Sheva was just a loveable footballer. That smile on his face, the passion, the spirit. Milan, the ideal, has always been the backbone behind Milan's success on paper as far as I can go back in Berlusconi's era.

Lord of the Rings triliogy is one of the most popular achivements in cinema. Why? Cool looking creatures? Well, that's just a platform to deliver a message. Aragorn could have spent day and night explaining to Boromir why they shouldn't use the ring on their quest to destroy it to no avail and as great a metaphore that is, I don't expect you x off and some others to agree or understand. So go ahead with your beliefs, I like a challange.

And saying things like shut the f@ck up and love him or put sentimental b/s aside can turn in to a war of words (how pathetic) and end up in one of us getting banned.

I can't recall getting in trouble on these boards, but you can try me (IMG:style_emoticons/default/wink.gif)

This post has been edited by KillerMax: Mar 16 2011, 09:42 PM

[X-Offender]

Hah (IMG:style_emoticons/default/biggrin.gif) I can now see why Tennie left this place. If you don't know the philosphy Milan has been employing since Berlusconi took over, regardless of his personal and political shortcomings, then there is no doubt you don't see what makes Milan special in comparison with other top teams. Teams like Milan and to a good extent Man U have been competitive and treated their champions with care and respect. Speaking about Milan exclusively now, even recently with all the financial troubles the world hase been going through, we are holding on to something so precious and I hope we don't ever let go. The team that won the CL in 2007 was in no way comparable with other teams in terms of age and even quality. Yet, this team played like a classical piece on the pitch. Like a Beethoven masterpiece. Full of emotion, full of the color red. You can't explain a classical masterpiece as a scientist, it just moves through your heart. It's art. It's the art of humanity, passion, sacrifce. We had Maldini and Costacurta as our defenders inour recent history... Never saw these two behave less than a hero. And that also comes across in what they do off the field. Sheva was just a loveable footballer. That smile on his face, the passion, the spirit. Milan, the ideal, has always been the backbone behind Milan's success on paper as far as I can go back in Berlusconi's era.

Lord of the Rings triliogy is one of the most popular achivements in cinema. Why? Cool looking creatures? Well, that's just a platform to deliver a message. Aragorn could have spent day and night explaining to Boromir why they shouldn't use the ring on their quest to destroy it to no avail and as great a metaphore that is, I don't expect you x off and some others to agree or understand. So go ahead with your beliefs, I like a challange.

And saying things like shut the f@ck up and love him or put sentimental b/s aside can turn in to a war of words (how pathetic) and end up in one of us getting banned.

I can't recall getting in trouble on these boards, but you can try me (IMG:style_emoticons/default/wink.gif)

I've been a Milan fan for more than 10 years now, so I don't need you or anyone to tell me about the morals and values of this club. What you said is nothing but the truth. However, like I already mentioned, that doesn't make us more special than any other football club. A supporter's opinion will always be biased, no matter how hard they might try to see things from a different point of view. In the end, what distinguishes this club from the majority is the silverware. I highly doubt your poetic speech would had felt the same had we won just a couple of trophies in these 25 years of presidency under Berlusconi. Winning made us a family, or if you like, winning made us special.