[kurtsimonw]

Sorry, I disagree. You're citing extremes. Bommel, Nocerino, Ambrosini and Flamini are all fighters who ain't as flashy as Kaka but still get appreciation here when they do good.

I didn't mean as flashy as Kaka', but I meant unless someone basically becomes a star they won't get credit. Ambro still doesn't get much credit and I've still seen some comments of talking about Nocerino being a backup, despite this outstanding season he's had. Flamini doesn't get much appreciation, but then he hasn't deserved any.

[han2503]

I didn't mean as flashy as Kaka', but I meant unless someone basically becomes a star they won't get credit. Ambro still doesn't get much credit and I've still seen some comments of talking about Nocerino being a backup, despite this outstanding season he's had. Flamini doesn't get much appreciation, but then he hasn't deserved any.

VB and Nocerino are great examples of not being initially wanted by most of the people here. Yet they're now viewed as 2 of the most important players on our team by most. Only the odd person sees Nocerino as anything other than an important starter

Making him out to be worse than he really is?? Hardly! I don't get what you're getting at with this argument, even a person who knows absolutely nothing about football can see what a liability Muntari truely is in our midfield

And your stat sheet with Muntari in the team really doesn't mean anything. It's like we weren't winning before and all of a sudden started to win once we brought him in. Like our very own personal miracle (IMG:style_emoticons/default/rolleyes.gif) Most likely we would have still won all those games without him bumbling around on the pitch and making mistakes out of what should be simple passes.

[Rossoneri7]

VB and Nocerino are great examples of not being initially wanted by most of the people here. Yet they're now viewed as 2 of the most important players on our team by most. Only the odd person sees Nocerino as anything other than an important starter

Making him out to be worse than he really is?? Hardly! I don't get what you're getting at with this argument, even a person who knows absolutely nothing about football can see what a liability Muntari truely is in our midfield

And your stat sheet with Muntari in the team really doesn't mean anything. It's like we weren't winning before and all of a sudden started to win once we brought him in. Like our very own personal miracle (IMG:style_emoticons/default/rolleyes.gif) Most likely we would have still won all those games without him bumbling around on the pitch and making mistakes out of what should be simple passes.

You cant really be that biased han ... Muntari is not Makelele, he is a Broochi. You don't like Broochies, ok .. But Allegri does. For me, especially in the closing weeks of the season, I'd rather see those 3 points accumulate game-by-game, than worry about little details of who started and shouldn't .. And if Allegri can confirm with his selections the points, then I don't consider Muntari a liability.

Again obviously he isn't Ringo in his prime, he is a Broochi in his prime (IMG:style_emoticons/default/96.gif)

[kurtsimonw]

My posts are timed pretty well sometimes. Thanks for the 2 extra points today, Sully.

[Jack Sparrow]

To hell with you. It was Robbie who gave us the points.

[kurtsimonw]

Whatever you say, boss.

[Jack Sparrow]

Coz sulley's goal was canceled out by Marchisio...but it was Robbie's that they didn't have an answer to. So by this brilliant twist of logic that only a mind as delusional as mine could have come up with...I'm right and you're wrong. Now buy me beer and a lapdance. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/tongue.gif)

[kurtsimonw]

wut.

[han2503]

Last time I checked scoring a goal does not meqn that you were utterly cr@p in everything else you did during the game. Because that always sums up Muntari. And I find it funny how you try to attribute the win to this good for mothing, as if he was the only player on the pitch for us.

And what's really funny here is that you're only trying to defend his case because it's Allegri's repeatedly stupid decision to play him in every game

[kurtsimonw]

Yes, because he was 'utterly crap'.

[Zed.D]

Muntari: 'Milan better than Inter'
By Football Italia staff

Sulley Ali Muntari is particularly eager to prove a point against his old club in tomorrow’s derby. “I’m happy now, unlike at Inter.”

The midfielder made the switch across the divide and has found surprising success with the Rossoneri, scoring three goals since his loan move in January.

“Sunday’s match is very important and we have to win it to keep believing in the Scudetto,” the Ghanaian told Rai Sport.

“I am very happy at Milan now, as I came here with great enthusiasm. At Inter, however, I didn’t play consistently and could not be happy.

“I score more now because playing with great talents who help you like Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Antonio Cassano and Kevin-Prince Boateng certainly puts you in a position to give your best.”

Muntari is critical of Inter, but his contract still belongs to the Nerazzurri.

“I won’t think about my future now, as I am concentrated on the next two games. At the end of the season we’ll talk it over with the club.”

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He'll stay I guess.

[kurtsimonw]

It's retarded that he's even allowed to play. Makes no sense to allow loanees to play against their parent club.

[Fillipo Simone]

It depends on the agreement.

[X-Offender]

Muntari was injured with Ghana and will be out for several months.

Link

Rejoice everyone! (IMG:style_emoticons/default/biggrin.gif) (IMG:style_emoticons/default/tongue.gif)

[William405]

Ah..eh...