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Siena - Milan --- 15/03/2009, Giornata 28 |
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Mar 15 2009, 06:54 PM
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QUOTE (Zed.D @ Mar 15 2009, 10:46 AM)  Good point. I think he deserves more than 2 million/year. especially when I think of the money that goes into some players' pockets. those who barely do anything noteworthy over a season. Don't be so touchy on the subject right away; don't forget, this is only Pato's first full season with us. There will be a contract extension and/or restructuring somewhere down the line with the way he's going. QUOTE We are paying Sheva? Nice.
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Mar 15 2009, 06:54 PM
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QUOTE Carlo Ancelotti: I Want To Stay at Milan
Milan demolished Siena 5-1 at the Stadio Franchi, as Filippo Inzaghi and Alexandre Pato both bagged braces.
“Just like last week’s match against Atalanta, we suffered after taking the lead and Siena put pressure on our back-line,” Carlo Ancelotti stated after the encounter.
“But things changed after our second goal on the stroke of half-time and we definitely improved after the interval, when Kaka came on and his pace helped us hit Siena on the counterattack.”
Inzaghi netted his 300th career goal in Tuscany, while Pato has now 14 to his name in Serie A so far this season.
“Inzaghi has netted five in two games and we honestly were not expecting that,” enthused the ex-Juventus boss.
“Pato could score 20 goals per season and he just needs to improve his consistency, as he has extraordinary qualities and makes everything look easy.”
Italian media are speculating that Ancelotti’s reign at San Siro could come to an end next summer and he could relocate to either Spain or England.
“There is nothing new on this front,” insisted the coach. “I love it here, I intend to respect my contract and I am just focused on claiming a top-three finish.
“I just need to remain calm and relaxed, but I hope that things will stay the same.” no thanks. I would rather not go through another season of 4th place and quarters in the champions league. edit @ bold text: its been 8 years when are they going to give it up LOL!
This post has been edited by Bluesummers: Mar 15 2009, 07:02 PM
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Mar 15 2009, 06:57 PM
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QUOTE (MizNelson @ Mar 15 2009, 07:41 PM)  His problem is that he just doesn't give a damn anymore. It's definitely not helped by the fact that Carlo would continue to start him even if the stadium were on fire and Seedorf were wearing an asbestos suit. Actually the problem is Carlo not Seedorf. I don't blame the Dutch for having zero motivation against mediocre sides. The guy has won 4 CL trophies with 3 different teams it's only normal that he has become lazy... Ancelotti is the one to blame here because as you said he fields him no matter what even after some astonishingly awful displays when he was (no exaggeration here) much more useful to the opposition than to us. There have even been whole months when he did not have a single average at least game (which means he did not deserve a penny of what he earned) and he was still fielded... if not for his displays he should at least be rested because of his age, he's at 32 our most fielded player of the last 3 seasons (along with Pirlo and Gattuso)! QUOTE (whoarethepatriots @ Mar 15 2009, 07:56 PM)  I would like to personally congratulate Guiseppe Favalli for injuring our first choice goalkeeper for six months. Grazie Mille LinkDamn you found out! (IMG: style_emoticons/default/biggrin.gif)
This post has been edited by dst: Mar 15 2009, 06:59 PM
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Mar 15 2009, 07:31 PM
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re: Abbiati's injury: the press seem to think there may be ligament damage to his knee. IF that's true then yeah, season over. But something like that is not likely to be confirmed for a couple of days. It could just be a bad knock.
Fishdoll wants Carlo to always wear the Red Scarf of Courageous Subs.
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Mar 15 2009, 09:16 PM
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QUOTE However, if Carlo proves that he's finally changed and even when Seedorf Kaka and Dinho are all healthy and roaring to go, we still play 4-3-1-2, I will change my opinion and support him forever and ever no matter what. ie I will become a Fillipo, Jack, etc. Turning into a Fillipo or Jack...gee, it sound's really like an awfull thing. I've been inside Fillipo's mind you know, and it's a scary place. Now, talking of Ancelotti. He's not an idiot, and also not stupid. He, speaking from an Ancelottocentric viewpoint, needs (if he stays at Milan) change in his selection - Pirlo, Ambrosini, Seedorf, Kaka, Rino, etc. someone has to go away. They're too connected and too long together to have a normal relationship. You see, Dinho, a newcomer isn't such a problem - as soon as he started playing bad or do some side-jobs, he dropped him. That said, I'm not sure wether the best thing is to keep our current coach or keep our current core. But I don't think we should bother with this matter right now.
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