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post Jan 12 2009, 04:35 PM
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QUOTE (Tennie @ Jan 12 2009, 03:07 PM) *
No, it's not fair. But I don't think there's necessarily as much of a meritocracy as some do. Is there one? Yep. I also think there's a club owner who, to an extent, dictates who will play. That's just as damaging to me as a coach who insists on a christmas tree formation. As to why I tend to take Ancelotti's side - I don't recall him having had significant personality issues with other players.

true, but only for one player.

but then does that explain players like kaladze,seedorf? even emerson?
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post Jan 12 2009, 04:39 PM
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I'd argue that he insists on two players being fielded - Beckham and Ronaldinho.

The rest of the team selection - I agree. There are a number of things about ancelotti I don't agree with. Thing is, right now, there aren't any options to Kaladze. If Bonera were healthy I'd certainly expect him to be fielded first (or I'd sure hope so)....in any event, yeah. SOmetimes aspects of the team selection not specifically related to the superstars does surprise me. The whole dm fixation doesn't all that much though -- that's basically where Carlo played so I am not shocked he fields them more than others would want. Doesn't mean I think he's right in doing so, however.
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post Jan 13 2009, 01:05 AM
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Yoann will not play in Milan as he use to do in Bordo. Like Gialardino.
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post Jan 13 2009, 01:20 PM
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This will be good news to those who are big fans of Gourcuff.

Galliani is quoted in Equipe (a French paper) as saying 'If Bordeaux doesn't exercise its 15milion euro buy option, Gourcuff will return to us. Yoann, in the next season, will play for us or for Bordeaux. Surely not at another club.'

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post Jan 13 2009, 01:29 PM
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Heh heh...naw...there'll just be responses saying, how easy it will be to raise that 15 million they need.

I hope he comes back. If we want to, we'll just offer him twice the wage Bordeaux can. There's no way Bordeaux can pay 15 million AND afford a high wage.
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One way is to win the Le Championat which did seem very bad at season start like the past 10 years, but...Lyon keeps on loosing points, and Marseille, Bordeaux, even PSG and Nice mean it this time! So...this could be a option. But...he'll return. When was the last time Bordeuax cashed out??
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post Jan 13 2009, 02:44 PM
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QUOTE (Tennie @ Jan 13 2009, 02:20 PM) *
Galliani is quoted in Equipe (a French paper) as saying 'If Bordeaux doesn't exercise its 15milion euro buy option, Gourcuff will return to us. Yoann, in the next season, will play for us or for Bordeaux. Surely not at another club.'

Yeah also, the sky is blue and the taxis in New York are yellow!

QUOTE (Jack Sparrow @ Jan 13 2009, 02:29 PM) *
I hope he comes back. If we want to, we'll just offer him twice the wage Bordeaux can. There's no way Bordeaux can pay 15 million AND afford a high wage.

That's what I'm hoping for. The thing, I only want him to return if he's included in Carlo's plans not just because he's playing well.
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QUOTE (dst @ Jan 13 2009, 01:44 PM) *
Yeah also, the sky is blue and the taxis in New York are yellow!


That's what I'm hoping for. The thing, I only want him to return if he's included in Carlo's plans not just because he's playing well.

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May be Clarens go back to Holland in summer and Yoann will take his role. We'll see.
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That would make sense to me =)

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Clarence will play out his contract with Milan, and probably sign an extension as well. I can actually see him retiring in our jersey, like Sergio and Cafu.
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QUOTE (Jack Sparrow @ Jan 15 2009, 07:36 AM) *
Clarence will play out his contract with Milan, and probably sign an extension as well. I can actually see him retiring in our jersey, like Sergio and Cafu.

Like the last two number 10, he'll go when he's near his ending.
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http://www.milannews.it/?action=read&idnotizia=3958

This is why Gourcuff will not return to Milan, Carlo does not believe in him.

If we want want to see Yoann shine in a Milan shirt, we must get rid of Ancelotti.
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Gourcuff's Milan return in the balance

The father of Bordeaux's France international midfielder Yoann Gourcuff has said that his son, currently on loan with the French outfit, will return to AC Milan if the Italians show they have "confidence" in his abilities.

"Yoann belongs to Milan. He can stay in France - but only with Bordeaux if the team strengthens itself and qualifies for the Champions League," Christian Gourcuff, who coaches top flight side Lorient, told the Gazzetta dello Sport sports daily.

Christian Gourcuff said that Bordeaux did not necessarily have to hang on to highly-rated coach Laurent Blanc for his son to stay with the Girondins. "In football, everything is possible. The release clause in his contract (15 million euros) is ambiguous and there is also the possibility of a loan," he said.

Asked what would persuade his 22-year-old offspring that he would be best served by returning to Milan, Christian Gourcuff said: "(Obtaining) the confidence of the person who sends him out onto the field. In Bordeaux, he has the confidence of the coach. That is the essential thing.

"At Milan he turned in some good showings but gave the impression of not having found his rhythm. In fact that's because he did not have the confidence of (coach Carlo) Ancelotti, who counted on older players and limited (squad) turnover. You cannot not play a 21-year-old - his career is at stake. We all agreed a loan out was necessary."

At Bordeaux, Gourcuff has been playing superbly and the club trail champions and leaders Lyon by just one point.

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QUOTE (gal_kenny @ Jan 17 2009, 02:56 AM) *
Asked what would persuade his 22-year-old offspring that he would be best served by returning to Milan, Christian Gourcuff said: "(Obtaining) the confidence of the person who sends him out onto the field. In Bordeaux, he has the confidence of the coach. That is the essential thing.

"At Milan he turned in some good showings but gave the impression of not having found his rhythm. In fact that's because he did not have the confidence of (coach Carlo) Ancelotti, who counted on older players and limited (squad) turnover. You cannot not play a 21-year-old - his career is at stake. We all agreed a loan out was necessary."

At Bordeaux, Gourcuff has been playing superbly and the club trail champions and leaders Lyon by just one point.

At least someone talked sense. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/sleep.gif) Pitting 21 year old newbies against 34 year old slow moving turtles who've won CLs and leagues. Thanks for posting, Ken. An excellent read.
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