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Mar 19 2009, 12:33 PM
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The calciomercato piece quotes an article in Gazzetta ( link ) in which it's stated that Carlo's made his demands and that he's no longer willing to accept compromises or have players he doesn't want (ie, Shevchenko and Ronaldinho forced on him).
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Mar 19 2009, 03:11 PM
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+1. 7 years...time he started calling the shots.
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Mar 19 2009, 04:43 PM
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QUOTE Report: Carlo Ancelotti Will Walk From Milan If He Is Not Granted Reinforcements(IMG: http://pictures.directnews.co.uk/liveimages/Carlo%20Ancelotti_1141_18622359_0_0_14491_300.jpg) Milan general manager Adriano Galliani warned yesterday that the current economic climate will not allow the Rossoneri to splash out in the transfer market next summer. La Gazzetta dello Sport suggests that coach Carlo Ancelotti could slam the door on the club and join Real Madrid if the squad is not to be strengthened adequately. It is suggested that the tactician has set his sights on two big signings; one to bolster his ageing defensive line and the other to add more fire power to his attack. Chelsea central defender Alex is believed to be his primary target for the rearguard, whereas Barcelona hitman Samuel Eto’o and Arsenal star Emanuel Adebayor are the hottest names for the front line. Ancelotti is confident that Milan would be competitive in both Italy and Europe with these two additions but he is unwilling to compromise and could resign from his position if his transfer demands are scrapped. Should the ex-Juventus coach turn his back on the Diavoli and accept the rumoured advances from Real Madrid, technical director Leonardo is odds-on favourite to take over at Milanello.
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Mar 19 2009, 04:48 PM
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QUOTE (CrazyMilanFan @ Mar 19 2009, 10:58 AM)  trezeguet-seedorf swap on calciomercato Oh my... they have nothing to write about... here's what really is going to happen: Milan, Juventus and Madrid are not happy with their squads and they've decided they're going to put all the names in a randomizer and have them mixed up! We could end up with Buffon and Casillas or with Dudek only. We will have Chiellini and Ramos playing with us or Zebina! Isn't it amazing? At least... since they're coming up with their own stories why don't they make it more entertaining? I'd like to read a story about Juventus making an offer of 40m for Emerson and Milan saying no... stuff like that... @ Bluesummers: WE ARE NOT BLIND!!!
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Mar 19 2009, 04:53 PM
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QUOTE Milan Coach Carlo Ancelotti: I’m Not A Good Guy(IMG: http://static.blogo.it/calcioblog/ancelotti_03.jpg) As speculation grows over Carlo Ancelotti's future, the Milan boss has discussed a variety of topics in an interview with newspaper La Repubblica, seemingly hinting at his desire to continue his relationship with the Rossoneri. “There are a few things that I cannot stand and if I get mad I could turn into a beast,” said ‘Carletto’. “Who says I’m a good guy? Am I too condescending towards the club? No way… I love it here at Milan and I have a special rapport with several players, such as [Paolo] Maldini, [Gennaro] Gattuso and [Andrea] Pirlo. “I know full well that [president Silvio] Berlusconi likes winning by playing good football and I have no problem with his views.” Milan are essentially out of the title race and Ancelotti’s job could be on the line if he fails to secure a top-three finish. “I have no doubts that we will finish in third place, but I want to keep a low profile,” he explained. “Then again, whatever will be will be, but I am very calm…”
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Mar 19 2009, 05:31 PM
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QUOTE The agent Marchetti, William Gabetti has declared: "Tomorrow I will be in Milan for Milan to speak with Federico and actually see if the company is interested rossonera or not my client." The serious injury of Abbiati and the need to have a reliable goalkeeper and first enrolled at the beginning of next season has done to make the list for the next market rossonero name Marchetti, who is a big dispute season debut in A .
The agent of goalkeeper then added: 'It is logical to want to Federico stages are important and I believe its the same but now has a contract for three more years with Cagliari and Cellino will decide whether to sell it or not. "
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- For those of you who have never heard of this goalkeeper, let me give you some background: (IMG: http://www.milannews.it/storage/milannews.it/img_notizie/thumb/12373946791232964906Marchetti.jpg) Federico Marchetti Age: 26 February 7, 1983 Height: 186 CM From what I have seen personally his greatest asset is his reflexes and his shot stopping ability. He goes down like lightning. But I think he lacks in positioning, ball handling and experience. He also often misplaces his goal kicks. Overall he isn't bad and has the potential to be our first place and Italy's first place. I would prefer Kameni, or mandanda or akinfeev. However, he will be extremely cheap for us and who knows he could develop into a great goalkeeper. He has 99 saves, and 9 clean sheets in 27 games. Abbiati has 28 games, 11 clean sheets and 107 saves. In my opinion, he has very good stats. (stats are from espnsoccernet) various saves 1match against milan
This post has been edited by Bluesummers: Mar 19 2009, 05:32 PM
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