[han2503]

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Role: Forward

Jersey: #22

Birth date: 23/07/1987

Birth place: Velletri (Roma)

Height: 180 cm

Weight: 78 kg

[han2503]

So 6 months is enough time for you to write Cerci off, while circa four and a half years of failure from SES and you still wanted him given chance after chance.

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6 months plus previous knowledge about him is enough. He's always been underwhelming for Italy when given the chance, has been terrible for us and failed at Roma, Fiorentina and Atletico. 1 good season at Toro to his name and that's it. I'd say that's enough.

4 years of failure for SES?

Granted, he only had those 6 months or so when he really did shine. But he's spent 2 of those years basically out injured. His first season he showed some real promise when coming on. Considering we had Ibra et al that first season and he was only considered a youth prospect that was mostly given time in Coppa games.

But yes, let's brand it as 4 years of failure...


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Style is already changing.

The display v Real was simply a different Milan to the one we suffered last season.

It didn't have stars, and only Niang shone individually, but the team unit was unlike anything we've seen in recent years.

We'll see if Cerci has a place in it.

We're still not a counter attacking side. We might be more physical, but it's pretty obvious that Miha is still going for a possession game where we continually look to dominate the play ourselves, rather than invite pressure and try to break. Which is the type of style Cerci thrives under

Currently watching the replay of the Real Madrid game, Cerci has so far been anonymous and every touch he has made has been too heavy. Just plain bad.

And he's playing the SS role, still looks very mediocre there as well.

Don't know what else needs to be said about him at this point, he's not even our player, so if it came down to it, I'd rather Suso/Niang/Adriano get the minutes ahead of him.

[Danny]

6 months plus previous knowledge about him is enough. He's always been underwhelming for Italy when given the chance, has been terrible for us and failed at Roma, Fiorentina and Atletico. 1 good season at Toro to his name and that's it. I'd say that's enough.

4 years of failure for SES?

Granted, he only had those 6 months or so when he really did shine. But he's spent 2 of those years basically out injured. His first season he showed some real promise when coming on. Considering we had Ibra et al that first season and he was only considered a youth prospect that was mostly given time in Coppa games.

But yes, let's brand it as 4 years of failure...


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Quit rolling your eyes every time you disagree. It's rude.

And yes, I will. Let's face it, if he was called Stephan El-Muntari you'd have written him off inside 6 weeks, never mind 6 months!

We're still not a counter attacking side. We might be more physical, but it's pretty obvious that Miha is still going for a possession game where we continually look to dominate the play ourselves, rather than invite pressure and try to break. Which is the type of style Cerci thrives under

Currently watching the replay of the Real Madrid game, Cerci has so far been anonymous and every touch he has made has been too heavy. Just plain bad.

And he's playing the SS role, still looks very mediocre there as well.

Don't know what else needs to be said about him at this point, he's not even our player, so if it came down to it, I'd rather Suso/Niang/Adriano get the minutes ahead of him.

Suso's not impressing me. I remain unconvinced by him. Niang was great yesterday though, he's continuing to mature.

And yes, Cerci was mediocre.

[han2503]

Quit rolling your eyes every time you disagree. It's rude.

And yes, I will. Let's face it, if he was called Stephan El-Muntari you'd have written him off inside 6 weeks, never mind 6 months!

I only roll them when the post deserves it, and yours did, sorry, but that's how I feel.

His name had absolutely nothing to do with it. SES showed promise in his first season and basically held us a-float on his own in his second season. His goals being instrumental to us getting into the CL when the rest of the team slept through those first 6 months of the season.

His last 2 seasons were injury plagued and he could never really get a decent run of consecutive games to regain form.

Saying he was a failure for 4 and a half years is ridiculous. Especially when you're deliberately discounting all the factors that lead to him not being productive.

Funny you bring up Muntari, one of the worst players to have played in our shirt in the past decade, and that's saying something considering all the fodder Galliani has managed to pick up over these past few years...

Suso's not impressing me. I remain unconvinced by him. Niang was great yesterday though, he's continuing to mature.

And yes, Cerci was mediocre.

Agreed on Suso. I think he'd be better if he's tried in midfield, he's not an AM imo. I think we should try loaning him to a Serie A side.

Niang was impressive, still got terrible aim though... And I don't foresee him getting a lot of time.

If Menez stays and Ibra comes I can't see where that would leave Niang in the pecking order, also considering we still need to offload Matri ASAP.

Cerci has always been mediocre in our shirt. The only time I remember him having a half decent game was in a Coppa match that I can't even remember who it was against atm