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post Jun 10 2009, 06:32 PM
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QUOTE (Zed.D @ Jun 10 2009, 01:53 PM) *
I'm still wondering, why not a single word from Galliani/Berlu on Kaka's sale and future plans? this doesn't make sense! are they in their hidings fearing the lives may be taken by angry ultras or what? why don't they come out and say something?

When Sheva left it was much different...


Their silence is a sign of guilt.



QUOTE (Habitant @ Jun 10 2009, 02:26 PM) *
yep sheva actually wanted to go, unlike with kaka although some love to suggest otherwise cuz as we all know galliani and silvio are gods among men.


According to Pirlo, Ricky didn't want to leave but was forced out:

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Pirlo has admitted that the sale of Kaka has disrupted the Milan camp and he believes the club could pay the price for putting financial reward ahead of the best interests of the team.

"We took it badly," he added.

"Kaka is a really great player and a really great man. To cover his absence will take time.

"They (the Milan board) wanted to bring in the money. Ricardo (Kaka) was right to say this hasn't been his decision."


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I think the fallout from this are going to be massive, well done b&g (IMG:style_emoticons/default/rolleyes.gif)
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post Jun 10 2009, 07:28 PM
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The Milan legend has given his farewell press conference and he has given his views on the past, present and future...
10 Jun 2009 11:06:34

Paolo Maldini has finally waved goodbye to Milan during his farewell press conference following an epic career at the San Siro.

The legendary defender played a total of 901 games for the club during a 24-year-stint there. He won, among many honours, five European Cups and seven Scudetti. During that time he became known as the greatest left-back in the history of the game. Maldini hung up his boots on the final day of the season and he was clearly emotional during today's press conference where he thanked everyone involved during his career.

"I am and I will always be a Milan fan, I have always given my best, and I feel I have deserved what I have achieved at this club," Maldini told Sky Sport Italia.

Reports suggested Maldini could have a future in Spain after Barcelona coach Pep Guardiola invited him to join the club following their Champions League win, but the Italian has declined. Kaka's Real Madrid move has also been the hot topic of discussion at Milan.

"I am honoured regarding what Guardiola said, but I don't think my future will be in Barcelona," added the captain.

"Kaka? His transfer signals a massive change here at Milan. He is the first player of a great level that Milan have sold, they would never have done this in the past and I think it is a major blow on the club and on the fans.

"He is one of the best players in the world. Milan in decline? I don't think so. I think it was a logical decision and now it will be a challenge to win the Champions League without players like Kaka."

Maldini will leave behind the captaincy at Milanello, and he believes Massimo Ambrosini has the qualities to take the armband. Andrea Pirlo has also been linked to Chelsea, but the defender feels the Italian will remain in Italy.

"I believe Massimo could be the new Milan captain, but it will be down to Leonardo," added the captain.

"As for Pirlo, I think he will remain in Italy. I believe his will is to remain in Milan."

Salvatore Landolina, Goal.com
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post Jun 10 2009, 07:41 PM
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QUOTE (I_Rossoneri @ Jun 10 2009, 01:32 PM) *
Their silence is a sign of guilt.


agree, even florentino perez try to calm milan fans, but not a single word from galliani or berlusconi
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post Jun 10 2009, 08:05 PM
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If anyone thinks Ricky really wanted to leave I suggest you read this:

A Reluctant Galactico

Spain-based journalist Graham Hunter told Sky Sports News he believes Real Madrid's world-record signing Kaka is a reluctant Galactico.

Real Madrid president Florentino Perez has pulled off a major coup by signing the Brazilian superstar on a six-year deal for a world record-breaking transfer fee estimated at £56million.

But while football's biggest names such as Zinedine Zidane, Ronaldo and David Beckham described their big-money transfers to the Bernabeu as a dream come true, Hunter says that Kaka has regretfully made the move to Spain to ease AC Milan's financial worries.

"If you remember the original Galactico, Luis Figo, he betrayed Barcelona [to move to Real Madrid] and is still regarded as a traitor," said Hunter.

"Zidane spent months telling Juventus he had to leave as his wife wanted to go back to the Mediterranean. And of course Ronaldo, after years of being semi-fit because of crippling injuries, finally got fit at Inter Milan's expense, won the World Cup and immediately walked out on the club to join Real Madrid.

"Kaka has been a little bit different. When asked why he finally made the move after rejecting is so many times, having said last week that he was bored of the subject and didn't want to be asked about it anymore, he said 'well, there's an economic crisis; many, many businesses are losing employees and struggling financially and I'm leaving to help AC Milan'.

"There was no sense of rejoice in his voice. There was no, 'this is a dream and I've always wanted to play for this club'. There wasn't a sense of joy at signing for Real Madrid. He did this as a gesture to help the club he cares about - which is AC Milan."
Enthusiasm

But while Kaka may have left Italy with some reluctance his transfer to arguably the world's biggest club has been met with enthusiasm by adoring fans in his native Brazil.

Hunter said: "There is delirium in Brazil because this is probably their favourite player at the moment. In some parts of the UK it is underestimated how important a footballing figure Kaka is and how brilliant a footballer he is.

"In terms of publicity and awards Cristiano Ronaldo and probably now Lionel Messi have eclipsed him in the last 18-24 months. But Kaka is a genius footballer, a brilliant professional, and a brilliant athlete, who many people in Brazil not only venerate for his footballing talent but look up to him as an individual. So therefore the fact that he is finally joining Real Madrid has gone down brilliantly in his home nation."

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FIFA's World Player of the Year in 2007 has been earmarked to take the number five jersey as worn by Zidane, but Hunter said it paid testament to Kaka's humility that he was hesitant to take the Real legend's shirt number.

"That famous number five - white jersey, black number five - was the one Zidane was wearing when he cracked that brilliant volley at Hampden to win his first Champions League. That number five was supposed to be Kaka's but he has said out of respect for Zidane that actually he doesn't want to wear it.

"This is not an individualistic gesture, not a case of 'I want my own number'. This is Kaka saying that he hasn't earned Zidane's number five and therefore doesn't want to wear it. But I don't think the case has been resolved because maybe for marketing purposes Kaka's wish will be ignored."

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He was forced out and anyone disagreeing is either ignorant or clueless.
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post Jun 10 2009, 08:33 PM
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I just loved the way Maldini explained himself....he spoke from the heart, like a truly Milan fan, who's wounded because of the recent facts. First the administratives didnt't support him in the San Siro's problem, and now they sell Kaka....he's very desappointed, and I really understand him....

“I am and will always remain a Rossonero fan, sincerely this is an huge chance. Kaka is the first player of a certain level to be sold, in the past such an idea was never taken into consideration. He’s one of the five best players in the world, just like Messi or Cristiano Ronaldo. This decision was taken badly by my team-mates and the fans."


The last part really worries me....I hope Milan don't loose the motivation.

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post Jun 11 2009, 10:33 AM
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http://goal.com/en/news/9/england/2009/06/...ord-real-madrid it's really a disaster to see that CR7 is sold for almost 30mio€ more then kaka....is he that much better(not!), or have our directors accept the first offer from Real Madrid ??
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post Jun 11 2009, 10:37 AM
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This will either blow up in Real's face or it will be something amazing to see...

Regarding the transfer fee, they're paying 20m more not 30m. Kaka was sold for 60m and taking into concideration the age difference between the 2 players and comparing their last 2 seasons, I think it's justifiable that they paid more for Ronaldo...
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QUOTE (han2503 @ Jun 11 2009, 10:37 AM) *
This will either blow up in Real's face or it will be something amazing to see...

Regarding the transfer fee, they're paying 20m more not 30m. Kaka was sold for 60m and taking into concideration the age difference between the 2 players and comparing their last 2 seasons, I think it's justifiable that they paid more for Ronaldo...

they will be hard to beat in fifa 10 (IMG:style_emoticons/default/biggrin.gif)
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post Jun 11 2009, 10:46 AM
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QUOTE (han2503 @ Jun 11 2009, 02:07 PM) *
This will either blow up in Real's face or it will be something amazing to see...

Regarding the transfer fee, they're paying 20m more not 30m. Kaka was sold for 60m and taking into concideration the age difference between the 2 players and comparing their last 2 seasons, I think it's justifiable that they paid more for Ronaldo...


Agreed with everything you said.
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post Jun 11 2009, 11:44 AM
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QUOTE (han2503 @ Jun 11 2009, 12:37 PM) *
This will either blow up in Real's face or it will be something amazing to see...

Regarding the transfer fee, they're paying 20m more not 30m. Kaka was sold for 60m and taking into concideration the age difference between the 2 players and comparing their last 2 seasons, I think it's justifiable that they paid more for Ronaldo...

kaka was sold for 67.5 m not 60 m ... and madrid will be the best man !!! kaka ronaldo ... what about messi and villa and aguero ... **** perez ... and **** the board who accept to sell players like kaka ...
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post Jun 11 2009, 12:22 PM
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QUOTE (A.X @ Jun 11 2009, 11:44 AM) *
kaka was sold for 67.5 m not 60 m ... and madrid will be the best man !!! kaka ronaldo ... what about messi and villa and aguero ... **** perez ... and **** the board who accept to sell players like kaka ...

There are a lot of figures being thrown around and the currency is something that plays a major role. I was talking about 60m in British pounds not Euros. Even though the BP has dropped in value it's still higher then the Euro. The general agreement between media outlets is that the fugure was 60m BP. I think that translates to roughly 65-67m so we're both on the same page
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post Jun 11 2009, 12:25 PM
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QUOTE (han2503 @ Jun 11 2009, 02:22 PM) *
There are a lot of figures being thrown around and the currency is something that plays a major role. I was talking about 60m in British pounds not Euros. Even though the BP has dropped in value it's still higher then the Euro. The general agreement between media outlets is that the fugure was 60m BP. I think that translates to roughly 65-67m so we're both on the same page

oh !!! kk ... but i meant 67.5 m pounds .... about 95 m $ ??? i don't know but we're both on the same page .. aight ..
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Real Madrid Ace Kaka: I Will Always Support Milan
Despite his high-profile move to los Merengues, the Brazilian ace has professed his love for the Rossoneri.


Kaka may be a Real Madrid player now, but he will always be a Milan supporter.

The Rossoneri and los Blancos finalised Kaka’s transfer to the Bernabeu on Monday for a reported €67.2 million, leading to the 27-year-old committing his future to the Spanish club for the next six seasons.

But during a press conference in Recife, where Kaka is on international duty with Brazil in preparation for the Confederations Cup, the player insisted that the deal was made in the interest of the Rossoneri, who are struggling to make ends meet in the current economic recession.

And Kaka sent a text message to the Milan Channel yesterday afternoon, reassuring supporters that he will forever carry the Rossoneri in his heart.

“Nothing could ever erase Milan and all the people who have been part of my heart for these six years. I will always support Milan,” read the message.

Kaka arrived at Milan in 2003 from Sao Paulo. During his time in Italy he won a Scudetto, a Supercoppa Italiana, a Champions League, a FIFA Club World Cup, two UEFA Super Cups and claimed the Ballon d’Or and FIFA World Player of the Year award in 2007.
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Nice words from Kaka. But I don't see what good this will do us... Imo our management have made one mistake after the other these past few years, and this one will be the hardest to come back from
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lol, Ronaldo and Kaka are now on the same team

scary
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