[William405]

I don't know what exactly happened,but I'd suspend Ibra for Bari's match and play Pato-Robinho.If sampadoria can terminate Cassano's contract for what happened,then I'm sure Milan could do the same.

[vnata001]

I don't know what exactly happened,but I'd suspend Ibra for Bari's match and play Pato-Robinho.If sampadoria can terminate Cassano's contract for what happened,then I'm sure Milan could do the same.

Duuuuuuude. Let's terminate his contract, send him back to Bartha, and sign EDIN DZEKO.

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[X-Offender]

He was talking about Pato and Ronaldinho, not Robinho. And I can't blame him. Pato and Dinho simply don't run. Whilst Dinho is a finished player and can't do anything about it, Pato's problem is his attitude. I explained it in the winter transfers thread. The guy must pull his head out of his butt.

[han2503]

He was talking about Pato and Ronaldinho, not Robinho. And I can't blame him. Pato and Dinho simply don't run. Whilst Dinho is a finished player and can't do anything about it, Pato's problem is his attitude. I explained it in the winter transfers thread. The guy must pull his head out of his butt.

That does not mean that Ibra should me making public comments about such things. And I think he means Robinho as well. Robinho is another player who likes to drift wide. He wants someone like Pippo, who takes up a central position so he can work around him

If this is the team spirit we have then no wonder we're seeing the things we are on the pitch.

[William405]

Duuuuuuude. Let's terminate his contract, send him back to Bartha, and sign EDIN DZEKO.

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Lol,meant to do something similar...Whateva (IMG:style_emoticons/default/tongue.gif)



Anyway,see what buying ibra cost us.

This post has been edited by William405: Nov 5 2010, 09:54 PM

[X-Offender]

That does not mean that Ibra should me making public comments about such things. And I think he means Robinho as well. Robinho is another player who likes to drift wide. He wants someone like Pippo, who takes up a central position so he can work around him

If this is the team spirit we have then no wonder we're seeing the things we are on the pitch.

No, he doesn't mean Robinho, cause Robinho plays as a trequartista in our system and he works and runs a lot, more than Dinho. I think he was talking mainly about Pato, though. And yeah, I agree he shouldn't be making such statements, but nonetheless, he's right.

[William405]

Meh,let him start a full match with him and then talk...He played with a very inspired Pippo,and he actually didn't anything of importance when Pippo was on.

[Dracoris]

Sounds to me like Gooch started it in all honesty. I'd have to see Ibra's tackle first.

As for the comments....well he better score this week.

[han2503]

No, he doesn't mean Robinho, cause Robinho plays as a trequartista in our system and he works and runs a lot, more than Dinho. I think he was talking mainly about Pato, though. And yeah, I agree he shouldn't be making such statements, but nonetheless, he's right.

Robinho has never really played as a trequartista for us, it might be layed out that way in the drawn formation and he might start the game in that position, but it always turns into the 4-3-3.

Also I don't think he's right. Pippo is selfish, Ibra is selfish, can you imagine those 2 trying to play full matches together. Pippo scoring twice had nothing to do with Ibra, in fact it was in spite of Ibra, Ibra did his best to mess every good opportunity he had up, the 2 great chances in the first half, and the cross/shot he tried to make before our first goal, had Casillas not made a meal out of it that wouldn't have turned into a goal.

Imo Ibra needs to be played in a 4-3-1-2 as the SS to Pato. Now if Robs plays then that turns into something that will transform into a 4-3-3, simply because Robs likes the wings, if you play Dinho or I would even go as far as to try Pirlo out, then it would be a classical 4-3-1-2 with the man in the hole feeding the strikers. It worked great in both games before the Real game. Also people are making too much of a big deal out of Pato's form which imo is 100% linked to the way we're playing

[X-Offender]

Also people are making too much of a big deal out of Pato's form which imo is 100% linked to the way we're playing

So how come last season, when we played a 4-3-3/4-2-1-3, Pato did fantastic (on the wing) until he got injured? The kid can't even dribble 1-on-1 anymore, let alone make the difference. It's not only about form and/or playing style, it's also very much about mentality. Pato plays as if he's an already established world class striker, which leans him to have a rather reluctant mentality on the pitch, whilst in fact the kid hasn't achieved jack sh!t yet.

This post has been edited by X-Offender: Nov 5 2010, 10:42 PM

[servbot]

It made ESPN.com's front page since it involved a US NT player...lol

ROME -- AC Milan teammates Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Oguchi Onyewu brawled during a training match Friday.

Team vice president Adriano Galliani, speaking with SkySport24 TV, described the fight as "very lively" but said both players have resolved their differences. He didn't say what sparked the brawl.

The Italian news agency ANSA said the American defender and the Swedish forward came to blows during the scrimmage and had to be separated by teammates and Milan staff.

AC Milan was training at its Milanello field ahead of Sunday's away match with Bari.

[han2503]

So how come last season, when we played a 4-3-3/4-2-1-3, Pato did fantastic (on the wing) until he got injured? The kid can't even dribble 1-on-1 anymore, let alone make the difference. It's not only about form and/or playing style, it's also very much about mentality. Pato plays as if he's an already established world class striker, which leans him to have a rather reluctant mentality on the pitch, whilst in fact the kid hasn't achieved jack sh!t yet.

Last season it was a 4-3-3 yes, but it was a completely different way of playing. You had Boriello who was sort of a pivot that Dinho and Pato played off of. Plus a lot of the goals Pato scored came from those long lobs Dinho sent him when we broke on a counter and he's just beat the defender with just sheer pace. Or the in swinging cross from Dinho. This season he's not getting those opportunities. He can't beat his man on the right side because it's not the side he can do that in, if he was starting on the left then we might see that happen more often because he's more comforatble there in a one on one situation.

As for atitude, maybe it's coming off that way, but maybe he sometimes shows some reluctancy to really shift into that final gear because last season whenever he did it he ended up pulling up with that tigh problem and it happened again this season. So maybe it's just a mental block he has with getting injured again

[MizNelson]

Just got home and saw the article on ESPN.com.

One more reason why signing Ibra was a mistake. Yeah, he can score goals and all, but he's an undeniable cancer in the clubhouse.

[William405]

http://www.football-italia.net/nov06a.html

Problem is solved,and also looks like Inzaghi will be the man that plays when there's 30min to go.That sounds good.

[X-Offender]

http://www.football-italia.net/nov06a.html

Problem is solved,and also looks like Inzaghi will be the man that plays when there's 30min to go.That sounds good.

Of course it was gonna be solved. Hassling about these problems is the last thing we should worry about.