[Tennie]

I'm going to criticize a bad source if I see one, whoever posts it. Because blindly believing everything that's printed is not necessarily very productive. Using a little basic analysis on who's more likely correct in what they say will probably help people get a clearer picture of what's going on.

[Bluesummers]

I'm going to criticize a bad source if I see one, whoever posts it. Because blindly believing everything that's printed is not necessarily very productive. Using a little basic analysis on who's more likely correct in what they say will probably help people get a clearer picture of what's going on.

Okay fair enough, then I expect then that the posts pointed at me with aka ( ) will stop and it will be a general view regarding the source?

[Fillipo Simone]

Pal, you should study diplomathics and paleography a bit.

[Bluesummers]

Pal, you should study diplomathics and paleography a bit.

what and the what now?

[Fillipo Simone]

Well, every time there's a discussion started considering the validity of souces, one should consider using his knowledge of paleography and especially diplomatics, that's what my professor always says...

[mishie]

Well, every time there's a discussion started considering the validity of souces, one should consider using his knowledge of paleography and especially diplomatics, that's what my professor always says...

smart *** (IMG:style_emoticons/default/tongue.gif)
as long as people quote a source thats cool...i think most people on here are well informed enough to decide if its genuine (IMG:style_emoticons/default/wink.gif)

[Bluesummers]

Well, every time there's a discussion started considering the validity of souces, one should consider using his knowledge of paleography and especially diplomatics, that's what my professor always says...

OHHHH i see. See i'm still a first year so my professors only talk about sex and what we did on the weekend (IMG:style_emoticons/default/cool.gif)



But you must know I dont filter out sources or articles. I post everything, everyday. Any news regarding this team, is posted by me. The filtering i believe is the people's choice and not mine.

[Tennie]

Then be prepared for comments that articles are unreliable and not worthy of further discussion. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile.gif)

One source that IS generally reliable for Milan news is Mediaset. It's based in Milan and is owned by the Berlusconi family.

On Mediaset's website today there's an interview with Borriello, who stated that he has started running again and hopes to be available the last few games of the season. This is something I'd consider reliable. (Especially since the interview was given to a journalist who is one of perhaps 5 people not named Berlusconi who have stock in AC Milan).

[Bluesummers]

Then be prepared for comments that articles are unreliable and not worthy of further discussion. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile.gif)

One source that IS generally reliable for Milan news is Mediaset. It's based in Milan and is owned by the Berlusconi family.

On Mediaset's website today there's an interview with Borriello, who stated that he has started running again and hopes to be available the last few games of the season. This is something I'd consider reliable. (Especially since the interview was given to a journalist who is one of perhaps 5 people not named Berlusconi who have stock in AC Milan).

Thats good news. But i'm just going to drop it, there is no point continuing this useless arguement. If you want to say a source is valid or not is your choice. I will still post everything everyday. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile.gif)

This post has been edited by Bluesummers: Mar 30 2009, 09:58 PM

[Tennie]

Everything every day? Gosh. That's a lot. Do be sure, by the way, to check and see if someone else has already posted the information (as is sometimes the case with the time delay stuff that shows up on sites like goal). CMF is the fastest of us all in pulling bits of news of the morning wires. There's no need to repeat his good work.

[whoarethepatriot...]

Gazzetta is a fairly reliable source for Milan related news i would say, considering it is Milan based

I hate the right wing English newspapers with a passion and everything they print is purely sensationalist and in some cases just plain wrong on so many different levels. However Its great fun reading it from an entertainment point of view

[gal_kenny]

I really missed Borriello...I think that if he wasn't injured him and Pato could've posed a very dangerous threat in Serie A as well as Uefa Cup..Get well sooner that later...pls

[Tennie]

+1, kenny. I agree - he and Pato have the potential to form a dangerous partnership. Would be great to see him back. I think it'd be even greater to see Nesta back, but...for that, I can only hope.

[MizNelson]

Blue, I'm not trying to pick on you, but you really have a habit of getting overly defensive whenever someone questions what you have to say, i.e., the whole Sun debate, and it then mushrooms into an unnecessarily drawn-out discussion.

For the record, I think The Sun is an absolutely crap source that isn't worth what you or I deposit in the toilet. But you then fall into the trap of thinking that such a reply is directed at you personally. It really isn't worth getting in a tizzy over every time.

[Tennie]

Interesting soundbyte from Galliani on his way into today's Lega Calcio meeting (courtesy of tuttomercatoweb):

"Ve lo dico ufficialmente: Leonardo non farà l'allenatore del Milan, ma l'anno prossimo resterà un dirigente". Sono parole di Adriano Galliani, che al suo arrivo in Lega a Milano ha cercato di mettere fine alle voci che vorrebbero il brasiliano la prossima stagione sulla panchina rossonera al posto di Carlo Ancelotti. L'a.d. del Milan ha anche chiuso a un possibile arrivo di Fabio Cannavaro dal Real Madrid: "Voi mi insegnate che un difensore a 35 anni è in fase calante...".

["I'll say it officially: Leonardo won't be Milan's coach, but next year will remain a director." These are the words of Adriano Galliani, who as he arrived at the Lega in Milan seeked to put an end to voices that called for the Brazilian to take over as head coach for Carlo Ancelotti next year. The AD of Milan also shot down the possible arrival of Fabio Cannavaro from Real Madrid: "You're telling me that a 35 year old defender in his waning years..."]