[drucurl]

take Kaka back...he mightn't be in Golden Ball condition but is a definite upgrade over Seedorf.
Also get rid of the excuse for a player that is iBra. the red is fading and the blue stripes are starting to shine brighter with time.

[MizNelson]

Do NOT resign Kaka under any circumstances. Enough of bringing back players we dumped just yesterday.

[Jack Sparrow]

Oh Please. Ibra over Kaka anyday. At least Ibra is available for selection. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/rolleyes.gif)

[Zed.D]

There are quite a few players out there who're an upgrade over this Seedorf. why Kaka?

[drucurl]

Do NOT resign Kaka under any circumstances. Enough of bringing back players we dumped just yesterday.

et tu my love? (IMG:style_emoticons/default/cry.gif)

[X-Offender]

take Kaka back...he mightn't be in Golden Ball condition but is a definite upgrade over Seedorf.
Also get rid of the excuse for a player that is iBra. the red is fading and the blue stripes are starting to shine brighter with time.

Because he got a red card out of frustration? That's the most common thing in the world. Your judgment on Ibrahimovic is strictly biased. He could win us everything single handedly, become the new hero of the fans, but you'd still hate his guts simply because he's Ibrahimovic. That is quite pathetic. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/dry.gif)

Oh Please. Ibra over Kaka anyday. At least Ibra is available for selection. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/rolleyes.gif)

Well said. Kaka' is my second most favorite player in the world, but even I would never choose him over Ibrahimovic.

[acid911]

Well said. Kaka' is my second most favorite player in the world, but even I would never choose him over Ibrahimovic.

Who's the first? (IMG:style_emoticons/default/huh.gif) (IMG:style_emoticons/default/unsure.gif)

[Jack Sparrow]

Maria Sharapova.

[drucurl]

Because he got a red card out of frustration? That's the most common thing in the world. Your judgment on Ibrahimovic is strictly biased. He could win us everything single handedly, become the new hero of the fans, but you'd still hate his guts simply because he's Ibrahimovic. That is quite pathetic. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/dry.gif)

LOLZ new hero of Milan (IMG:style_emoticons/default/laugh.gif)
No it isn't because of a red card. iBra embodies Inter i.e. win ugly in the league and FLOP in the CL.
Milan's aspirations have always been to conquer the CL and for whatever reason peter crouch lite isn't the guy to lead us....of course Pep and Jose could be both idiots for letting him to go and you could be the smart one that thinks that he can be our hero (no Enrique).

Also I don't hate his guts because he's Ibrahimovic. I hate him because (not in order) he's:
1) Slow (plays slowly and has 0 pace)
2) Poor finisher
3) Ill tempered and arrogant and will fight with anyone he thinks he can bully within and outside our team
4) Approaching 30
5) Proven CL goat poop
6) Massive wage earner
7) Positionally one dimensional (other than being the main attacker and source of creativity he's useless in the attack). conversely Pato, Robinho and Cassano can take on a variety of attacking roles (cf, lw, ss, st, rf, lf) and do reasonably well. Because of this he's indirectly responsible for the marginalization of our other talents. This might seem a small price to pay if he earns us a trophy or two but in the long term it will leave us screwed when he departs for Madrid.

Now before you try to take apart each point keep in mind that it's the combination of these factors that makes me want to see him leave via turatti. To compare this piece of crap to even a currently diminished Kaka (who by the way is the missing piece for our attack - the missing trequartista) is downright blasphemous (IMG:http://forum.acmilan-online.com/images/smilie/embarrased.gif)

This post has been edited by drucurl: Mar 16 2011, 05:52 AM

[Zed.D]

I think you're a bit harsh towards Ibra no matter how much you try not to, but you're spot on with #7. EDIT: I especially hate the "send a long ball to Ibra and hope for the best" tactic. not directly HIS fault his teammates employ this tactic though.

This post has been edited by Zed.D: Mar 16 2011, 12:00 PM

[acid911]

not directly HIS fault his teammates employ this tactic though.

Who can tell?! (IMG:style_emoticons/default/innocent.gif) (IMG:style_emoticons/default/laugh.gif) Maybe he demands authority? Lob me the ball and I'll do the rest...

[X-Offender]

I think you're a bit harsh towards Ibra no matter how much you try not to...

A bit??? Ibrahimovic is one of the best strikers in the world, but he makes it as if he's a burden to us. I don't care if he's arrogant, earns high wages and is approaching his 30s. He's the main reason we're top of the table for 4-5 months straight now, and that's what matters the most. I don't want Milan to be a big, happy family. I want Milan to start being a winning club again! Keep your sentimental B/S to yourself!

[drucurl]

A bit??? Ibrahimovic is one of the best strikers in the world, but he makes it as if he's a burden to us. I don't care if he's arrogant, earns high wages and is approaching his 30s. He's the main reason we're top of the table for 4-5 months straight now, and that's what matters the most. I don't want Milan to be a big, happy family. I want Milan to start being a winning club again! Keep your sentimental B/S to yourself!

Having a system of values is not sentimental BS. It's what separates us from clubs like bartha and real who ruthlessly discard their heroes for the latest flavour of the month. We aren't juve who focus on winning in Italy at all costs no matter how boring they look. And we aren't Inter SCUM. Players like Materazzi have been fantastically effective. Does that mean his type is welcomed here? Would you be proud of winning in such a cynical and unsporting manner? Players like iBra have no regard for anyone else which is why they have no issue with intentionally hurting others. You might think it's a moralist's overly sentimental stance but there's a practical side to gt a well. It's precisely that type of thinking that got him sent off and banned. The list of gentlemanly Milanistas i referred to in my darkie sort have all gone through difficult times fatigue and poor form too but never resorted to such nasty measures and soon enough rose out of their slumps. iBra's inflated opinion of himself is echoed in his agent's words where he was compared to a ferarri. Here at Milan he thinks he's a ferarri which wouldn't be too bad if he didn't see everyone else as skateboards.

[X-Offender]

Having a system of values is not sentimental BS. It's what separates us from [enter club name]...

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.

[kurtsimonw]

I have to agree with X-Off here. Despite what many seem to think, pretty much every fan of every club finds their club 'special', it's only normal. The difference between Milan and most is the fact there's only a few clubs that're as successful. Winning is what has made Milan the way they are.