Why bother creating a new thread ... we're useless and not going to win anything this season anyway ... somebody please close this one !!


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We also can conclude the season now and go to the looong vacation

this is actually one of my last posts !! I do not have time to write down words concerning Milan's losers ...

hey dst. dont be so cruel our defence has improved our midfield is great but we miss shevchenko

I'm being sarcastic !!

He was just being sarcastic, because everyone on these boards, except for a few seem to think that we have no chance this season, and they got all this from 3 draws

And I don't think it's Sheva we miss, we miss the chemistry that we had in the attack when Sheva was still here. There's no doubt in my mind that this can all be arranged once Oli can settle and adapt into the team, and play more games with his strike partners, because no doubt he already has great chemistry with Kaka

Like always.

@hank: 3 draws in a row is bad, very bad for a team who has started the season with -8 points. Oh, and we were just playing Livorno, Lille and Siena, the world's greatest trio.

at Livorno we had a bad game ... but in the remaining two we got 2 good goals disallowed, the world's greatest refereeing ??

Aye the referees have been terrible with us. I don't understand why we started the season with -8 points while we've always been penalized by them.

you don't ?? Remember Rossi ... all for Inter but they'll finish in 3rd place as always !!

Yes the teams we got the draws against are not Chelsea, Barca and Lyon, BUT the difference is, that those three teams you mentioned closed us down so much playing with 9 in the box that it was really hard for us to find any sort of break through, and when we did get that break through that could have opened up the match for us to play our usual football the reff took the goals away from us because of NON-OFFSIDES, we played a good game in Lille and we played a good game today and we didn't only deserve both wins this week but we SHOULD have gotten them.

When playing a big team it's different, they don't close down in their own half and don't let go until there is a chance of a break away, they try to attack, which leaves the games open. We where preactically camped in the oppositions side is both games this week but they manage to hold us because of all the bodies in the box, which would even make trying to get a long range shot on target without it deflecting hard, or some great goal keeping.

I think the red lights should really start to go off when we lose to a mid-table team, and not when we lose because of bad refereeing but when we get played off the park by any team, I think that's when we should worry

I read a lot of complains as before , and nobody really posted an score for the game, we play as visitors... looking our incredible difficulties to score a goal.., will draw 1-1 ( hope im wrong ) samp is a good team on their field. very solid.

Ok so SOME of our players have a chance to take it easy before this tough match. I'm really hoping Dunga doesn't play Kaka in Brazil's next friendly, because he is trying so hard and he needs some rest.

Gila will have time to relax and get it together before this one, and he is getting closer to scoring, he impressed me with his display against Siena, I hope he plays the same way in the Samp match if he plays.

My formation for this one would be something like this

Cafu--Nesta--Kaladze--Janku
----Rino---Pirlo---Seedorf----
------------Kaka---------------
--------Gila-----Oliveira-------

Cafu won't have international duty, so he will be rested and fresh again, Nesta is a must, and if Maldini is not fit yet then Kaladze would be his obvious replacement, Janku should ALWAYS be before Favalli in the pecking order.

Rino and Pirlo might be tired but we definately need them for this match, since we always struggle against Sampdoria, Seedorf better pick up his pace in this match, and now there is no excuse of him being tired since he won't be on international duty.

Gila and Oli to start, both will be fresh since Pippo will most likely play in the NT matches, and I would like to see them play together for longer then 40 minutes this time, they need to build an understanding with eachother and that will only happen if they play games together

I agree with your line up han, but maybe replacing the fatigued Gattuso with Brocchi would be better. Anyway, I hope by then Gourcuff and Paolo will be back, so we'll have more choices in defence and midfield. And I don't know what's going on with Serghino, he's beginning to worry me.

Yeah I thought about putting Brocchi in instead of Rino, and it doesn't really effect things since he and Rino are practically the same, but I'm more worried about Pirlo getting too fatigued, maybe Gourcuff could get back, so at least if we are winning the match we can take Pirlo off at some point during the match

And wasn't Serginho going to have surgery in his back? Atleast that's the last thing I heard about him and his injury

sampdoria have 1 win in 19 games so their confidence will be brittle to say the least but they do score goals so i predict a 1-2 win to us with gila and seedorf the scorers

He'll be out for some months; as han said he's going into surgery !!

i think it will be serghinos last season anyway to be honest, janku will be first choice left-back with favilli as cover

You people are cold... Serginho...

he'll always be the man behind the "San Siro Tennis Set" but other than that I am not going to miss him !!

not cold!! just a realist he's 34 and got a bad back surely even we won't keep him!!!lol

Def' not an easy match. I'll go for a 0-1... and I'm being too optimistic for this one.

steady on my friend tour'e not looking on the bright side are you!!

I'm only being realistic. Usually we have some probs with Samp. We lost 2-1 last season there and I remember that match.
They've 6 points with their last win against Parma (3-2).

If we win, I doubt it will be by a large margin. And the 3 pts is what matters.

i think your right but i think they will score they seem to be full of goals lately so i'll stick with 1-2

So cold! Very cold!

Ofcourse I appreciate what he's done for Milan and thank him for it but you know it's just that he never was up that high for me ...

Let's just leave it at that then.

mmkay ...

I think after the 2 weeks break ... Milan will be back with a bang ... Gilardino will start scoring ... then we're gonna win 10 consecutive matches ...

i agree on the first part, i think Gila will score and the final score will be 3-1, but not so sure about the second part

ohhhhKay .. Is this optimisim, sarcasim or do you actually think it will be consecutive wins ?!

Dont get me wrong, Id love to win 10 games in a row, but seriously now !!

That remembers me some "we're not gonna lose points at home this season"..

Probably sarcasm.

starting now ...

Now now portugal .. You know how touchy some of our fellow Rossoneri are about this topic

It's still early but I would say it will be 1:2

dst = Moggi = Liar = ES

My English is quite good ( I think ) but yes I fix matches now and then ...

Specially "at home".

where I have the keys for the locker room !!

Lets see, i think this will be 2:1 with Seedorfs and Kakas goals. Hope we get Gila to play first 45 minutes, so we can see, and if he scores i will hmm... I will post each and everyday on MilanFan Forums

Some mod please edit the thread's name.

The match is in the 14th of October at the 17:00 (UK).

Sampdoria won 4-0 against a Serie B team today !!

Not anyteam ... The Zebrazzzzzz ...Football Italia

Anyway, Samp is strong. We're going to have problems next Saturday. I hope we can solve them... maybe something like "scoring a goal" would be interesting to see.

Yeah I've ... missed it !!

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Serie A Week 6 - 14/10/06 (17.00 UK)
Sampdoria - Milan

Stadio Ferraris

It might have taken them 17 matches, but Sampdoria finally chalked up their first win since February against Parma in Week 5 – now they will be eyeing the scalp of Milan, as the Rossoneri make the trip to Marassi on the back of three straight goalless draws in all competitions.

The Blucerchiati’s match winner against the Tardini outfit was Emiliano Bonazzoli, who was also on target in the shock win over Milan early last season. The lanky hitman’s return from a serious knee injury has been a major boost to Walter Novellino’s side, especially since Francesco Flachi is currently sitting out a two-month ban for a betting scandal.

The tactician received more good news in the striking department earlier this week with Fabio Bazzani’s announcement that he is almost ready to return to action after the best part of a year on the treatment table. On the downside, Christian Maggio is unlikely to play any part in this game through injury. With Christian Terlizzi also expected to be benched, Samp’s only likely changes from the side which beat Parma will be to bring back Giulio Falcone and Mirko Pieri in their place.

Milan boss Carlo Ancelotti has had to endure a difficult few weeks, which became even tougher after Kaka criticised his favoured Christmas Tree formation. As a result, the Rossoneri switched to a 4-3-1-2 against Siena, but despite drawing a blank against the Bianconeri he is likely to persist with the system. However, his patience in Alberto Gilardino appears to have run out after a poor start to the campaign, and it is unlikely that the hitman will be handed a starting berth.

The one thing in Gila’s favour is that he broke his Milan duck against Doria in this fixture last term, while he has also had a chance to rest after Roberto Donadoni dropped him from the Azzurri set-up. Nonetheless, don’t be surprised if summer signing Ricardo Oliveira is handed his place in the starting XI alongside Pippo Inzaghi.

Paolo Maldini, Serginho and Yoann Gourcuff are all still absent with injury though, but Carletto is still expected to make a double change at full-back. Daniele Bonera should replace Marcos Cafu on the right, with the offensive-minded Marek Jankulovski taking Giuseppe Favalli’s place down the left. Last term’s defeat was the only time Milan have failed to emerge from the Stadio Luigi Ferraris without a point in the best part of a decade – given their rotten recent form, a repeat is certainly on the cards.


Man on fire: Emiliano Bonazzoli (Sampdoria) – Appears to have put his injury nightmare behind him after netting the winner against Parma and also laying on a goal for Daniele Franceschini.

Last season: Sampdoria 2-1 Milan
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Sampdoria (probable): Castellazzi; Zenoni, Sala, Falcone, Pieri; Del Vecchio, Volpi, Palombo, Franceschini; Quagliarella, Bonazzoli

Milan (probable): Dida; Bonera, Nesta, Kaladze, Jankulovski; Gattuso, Pirlo, Seedorf; Kaka; Oliveira, Inzaghi


Football Italia
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That's my first 11. Well, maybe put Simic instead of Kaladze.

This is gonna be a tough match. A really hard one. As always, in Genoa vs. Samp. We must be 150% focus only on the match, not on the CL.

hopefuly Maldini will be back and take Janku's spot and i'd rather have Cafu than Bonera. the rest is good.