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Dec 7 2006, 05:44 AM
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considering money seems to be the main concern for milan rigth now if they start losing money from ticket sales and merchandise cuz we suck then they'll have to invest. over here for hockey things are different. for us a season of hockey each team plays 82 games in 6 months + playoffs which can last up to 2 months. but the thing is it's hard to build big indoor skating rinks cuz the quality of the ice must be kept so the the building can only be a certain size, hence the capicity is never more than 20 000. so that means every game is sold out. in toronto ( which i hate dearly, even more than juve and inter combined) it's almost imporssible to get tickets for the next 5 years cuz they're so high in demand. so the guys who run the team couldnt care less about how the team is doing cuz they're making sooo much. QUOTE (LaPalma @ Dec 6 2006, 08:03 PM) Well, I don't think this is our main problem. 25.800 people during in a CL match? This is like nothing. When we played against Brescia there where only 1.800 (!) people in the stadium. This is joke. People are p!ssed because of Calciopolli and our recent performances. 1800 people? There are people watching games of my local club which is playing in the 4th league, in a city much smaller than Milan. An I know for sure that stadiums in english and german stadiums there are much more people even at league games. In Dortmund for example, which is playing really crappy right now, there are 80.000 people wtaching their games every two weeks. And even Schalke could sell 120.000 tickets for their home games if they wanted to. I don't know exactly why there are only 25.000 during a CL tie, but this is not normal... As for the winter I don't think we'll be able to sign Oddo or Suazo. Cagliaris demands for Suazo are insane, and Galliani surely doesn't want to spent big... And I could understand if Oddo doesn't want to join us. In the summer he almost begged for a transfer and we didn't sign him...
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Dec 7 2006, 09:45 AM
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Disgraceful.
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Dec 7 2006, 10:35 AM
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QUOTE (Bluesummers @ Dec 7 2006, 03:59 AM) Why doesnt Galliani try and buy players. Doesn't Milan have alot of money apart from the sheva transfer(45mEuro). Oli couldnt cost more than 10m. I wish milan would buy RB: oddo Gk: Hildebrand CAM: Diego Correction Sheva cost Chelsea something like over 60m Euros. A CAM is not needed imo we need a forward and a RB much more. Oddo and Suazo are the best options out there for January, both don't have to adapt to Serie A and neither is cup tide. With the money we have we should be able to afford these easily. And about the attandences, yes it is bad, Italy always suffered in this aspect and the calciopoli in the summer continued to help the situation. Us laying bad right now doesn't really matter, and it doesn't affect the merchandising either, look at Real for example, they have sucked for these past 3 years and they still are one of the strongest clubs in the marchendising buisness.
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Dec 7 2006, 11:20 AM
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Milan stars' Mea Culpa Kakha Kaladze and Cristian Brocchi confess the Milan players could’ve done more against Lille last night.
“We are disappointed, above all because we didn’t like the way we approached this game,†said the Italian midfielder of the 2-0 home defeat.
“Every one of us is aware we could’ve done more. At the same time, we know what we’re going into for the rest of the season and that you can’t always be on top.â€
“This is a difficult time for us with many injuries and others playing with niggling problems, but that doesn’t excuse this kind of a performance. Many of us played tonight gritting our teeth because of an emergency situation, as we would’ve been rested in other circumstances.â€
The result did not change the Rossoneri’s campaign, as they were already secure of top spot in Champions League Group H.
“It’s certainly our fault as players, but every one has to take their own responsibilities and realise there is more that can be done. Now there are four games left before the Christmas break, which will allow us to train hard and recover physically.â€
Brocchi also denied that the newspaper speculation over massive January changes to the squad was affecting concentration.
“When things are going well there is transfer talk because they want to lure Kaka away. When they’re going badly there are rumours we need new players, so either way Milan are going to make headlines.â€
Kaladze admitted it was hardly a vintage performance, but insisted this was not something to get concerned about.
“It’s certainly not nice to lose a Champions League game, especially when you’re at San Siro, but this match counted for nothing as we were already qualified. So we hope to put this terrible performance behind us,†said the Georgian international.
“The club will think about the transfer market in January, but it is bad for us to have so many great champions out of action with injuries. All the remaining teams are in the competition strong now, but nobody is unbeatable in this sport, not even Barcelona.†Football Italia
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Dec 7 2006, 03:16 PM
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QUOTE (arivanjj @ Dec 7 2006, 06:22 AM) how exactly does this system work.? Those are the only teams we can face in the next round. If we are going to keep playing the way we are currently playing now, then Celtic should be the best option for us
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Dec 7 2006, 06:48 PM
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QUOTE (milanistar @ Dec 7 2006, 06:13 PM) How come you people speack about Oddo, he's a 30 yo player!!!! Plus some of you think we don’t need an attacking midfielder, haven't you seen the last 2 games? We played with a flat midfield system and it was awful, do you really think we have a sub for Kaka', Seedorf is too slow and Gourcuff is still too young, so I think we definitely need a young experimented CAM just as a RB and a Sheva type forward! We don't need a CAM, we already have Ricky, and there is no better player out there. Seedorf and Gourcuff are playing in a more central role, and it's the same for Rino. And playing with 2 CAMs never worked in the history of football. Someone has to be the boss...
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