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Sep 15 2009, 08:32 PM
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I don't think the changes suggested above are either realistic or likely.
Too many people going out (I don't think Pippo should just be shown the door, for example, and I doubt they'll get rid of Seedorf), transfer wishlists that I'm not sure are really all that possible, and too many changes to integrate in one transfer window.
Berlusconi may be gearing up to sell the club -- there's a lot of speculation about that in Italy -- but if he's doing that, he's not going to handwave massive changes like those suggested. I'd think perhaps 4 new players would be the most over the summer (not willing to speculate yet on January).
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Sep 15 2009, 08:57 PM
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Primavera

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QUOTE (Bluesummers @ Sep 15 2009, 10:00 PM)  Yeah just shows you how crazy our situation really is. If we want to be competitive, that is the kind of change we need. Competitive for what, avoiding relegation? Replacing 14 players in one transfer window is completely ridiculous and will never ever happen.
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Sep 15 2009, 09:50 PM
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QUOTE (Tennie @ Sep 15 2009, 01:32 PM)  I don't think the changes suggested above are either realistic or likely.
Too many people going out (I don't think Pippo should just be shown the door, for example, and I doubt they'll get rid of Seedorf), transfer wishlists that I'm not sure are really all that possible, and too many changes to integrate in one transfer window.
Berlusconi may be gearing up to sell the club -- there's a lot of speculation about that in Italy -- but if he's doing that, he's not going to handwave massive changes like those suggested. I'd think perhaps 4 new players would be the most over the summer (not willing to speculate yet on January). QUOTE (dst @ Sep 15 2009, 01:57 PM)  Competitive for what, avoiding relegation? Replacing 14 players in one transfer window is completely ridiculous and will never ever happen. QUOTE (ganney @ Sep 15 2009, 02:00 PM)  thats already impossible as we can barely afford another signing, who'll we replace the 14 guys wiv? If you guys read my post you would know I didn't say 14 signings. I said 14 new players with the inclusion of prima. Also it is very possible. Getting rid of the high salary player and signing players with average to low salary who can do the job like kuza or silvestri type players would cost us 1-2 million in the wage bill and the rest could be adjusted to the transfer budget. It can be realistic and will leave the door open for improvement. While keeping seedorf and the rest will only continue to hinder milan. I'm not saying throw Inzaghi out the door. His contract is up he'll be 37, give him a staff job or give him the choice of competing with pato/huntelaar/newstriker/palo etc.
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Sep 16 2009, 07:15 AM
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I'm pretty sure those were the exact same emotions they had when we took Seedorf and Pirlo.
Anyway, I would think for winter transfers we need to look at:
Fullbacks: Miguel, Criscito Midfield: Hernanes, Veloso, Moutinho Forwards: Dzeko, Adriano
My fullback list is probably not the best, but I really don't know of any top class players operating out there who can be realistic transfers. I think Miguel is a decent player, and has CL experience to boot. He's also good enough for his NT at times. But yes he can be inconsistent and even Oddo-ish at times.
I like both the Portuguese mids. Though Veloso is an additional DM, I think he's a better passer and shooter than the bunch we've got at the moment. Moutinho would be our extra AM. If we can land the two forwards mentioned, then we're on paper one of the best attacks around. Moutinho's a bit of a gamble, but I think he's pretty darn good.
Btw...Gourcuff is out saying, he won't mind coming back to Milan. Says earlier there was no guarantee of his finding space, but now there is.
Of course we'd have to pay 25 million at least for him, and I'd rather land Moutinho for 7-8 million less.
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Sep 16 2009, 08:08 AM
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QUOTE (Jack Sparrow @ Sep 16 2009, 09:45 AM)  Btw...Gourcuff is out saying, he won't mind coming back to Milan. Says earlier there was no guarantee of his finding space, but now there is. Personally I'm pretty confident one of the two reasons why he didn't come back was because he was told that he had to compete for a place with (or be a sub for) Ronaldinho (the other being our managment's stupidity in giving Bordeaux the option to buy him for 15m). because ever since the moment we sold Kaka, Dinho was announced by Berlu as the new Kaka, his direct replacement, the best player in the world, etc etc etc. no wonder why Yoann didn't want come back. I think we would be in a better position if we had Yoann rather than Dinho as our AM...
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