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Bluesummers
<span style='font-size:21pt;line-height:100%'>THIS IS MY JERSEY</span>

Daniele Bonera spent his youth dreaming of someday sporting Milan’s jersey and now that he has it on he doesn’t every want to take it off


Daniele Bonera spoke about his passion for Milan from the afternoon press conference at Milanello.

Champions league draw: ‘After yesterday night, we have every reason to believe that we can reach the Champions League final. There were some surprise, like Barcelona’s elimination, but nevertheless there are great squads remaining. I believe that this group has the strength to be able to win. Honestly, Roma are great team and I would avoid them, Liverpool and Manchester UTD are also teams to be feared.’

The derby: ‘We will prepare for this really important game starting today. It has been a really intense week with Chievo and then the 120 minutes yesterday. We must recover the right mental energy and in this respect we have one day less than Inter, but four days should be enough. Inter will certainly be very angry because they didn’t play poorly in Valencia, they just lacked the goal. It is an exciting game and we want to demonstrate that there is nothing to the thirty points between them and us. Anything can happen, but I am only hoping for a great show.’

Bonera and Milan: ‘This has always been my team in heart and, now that I wear this jersey, I want to do all that I can to be able to remain here as long as possible. I had to adjust to the new environment and other things, after my move here from Parma. Everyone really supported me during that time and they didn’t pressure me but instead allowed me to work at my own pace. I have always believed in my potential and all of this has helped me grow. I am going through a period of good form and I want to continue on this path.’

His position: ‘I was born to play central defender. I also played full-back with Parma, but believe me when I say that there is a difference in playing that position with an average team like Parma and a great team like Milan. Ancelotti’s approach takes a certain kind of push on the flanks and in this sense I don’t think I can give what my team-mates in that position can.’

Bonera and national duty: ‘Not to be presumptuous, but I think I will be called up. I started playing for the Azzurri Italian national side when I was very young. I think that being able to be part of this group here with Milan will help me to develop to my full potential. In this sense, my model remains Paolo Maldini. He is great to learn from. He played an extraordinary game against Celtic even though he was still experiencing some physical problems. Maldini is fundamental for us.’
Tennie
I'm dating myself a bit in saying this, but I've been struck by a bit of nostalgia after watching Bonera's play the last few games. He reminds me more than a little of the old days of Gli Invincibili of the early 1990s. And he's just getting better.
dst
We got a great CB for the next ten years! cool.gif devil.gif
han2503
Definately one of the best buys we've made in a long time.

His tackling remind me of Nesta at times, and he's still 25. smile.gif
misha
He was a good player at Parma but he exceeded all expectations and grew up more and he is still improving.

He is living the dream smile.gif
Jack Sparrow
We need one more Bonera...to be precise in the 2009 transfer window. And then we are set.
nuh
i think that bonera and maldini or kaladze make are v.gd together but i cant wait to see him and nesta!!
AuRoR
He's a good player and give him time and he will be GR8 and Maldini said : he's Milan Future king.gif
han2503
Bonera has been called up for the NT cool.gif
Portman
QUOTE (han2503 @ Mar 18 2007, 10:35 PM)
Bonera has been called up for the NT  cool.gif
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Yup. Really nice for him.
Bluesummers
QUOTE (Portugal @ Mar 18 2007, 04:54 PM)
Yup. Really nice for him.
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Yeah go bony biggrin.gif GOOD luck and remember no red cards king.gif
misha
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HAPPY BITHDAY DANIELE

MILAN - After Ricardo Oliveira, Franco Baresi, Marek Jankulovski, Andrea Pirlo and Massimo Ambrosini celebrated birthdays in May, it is now the turn of Daniele Bonera who was born on May 31, 1986

Happy Birthday!! Hope you will continue to improve...
KillerMax
He is 26 now. If he continues to improve as he did last year, we won't have to look for someone to replace Maldini. devil.gif
kurtsimonw
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HAPPY BITHDAY DANIELE

MILAN - After Ricardo Oliveira, Franco Baresi, Marek Jankulovski, Andrea Pirlo and Massimo Ambrosini celebrated birthdays in May, it is now the turn of Daniele Bonera who was born on May 31, 1986


He couldn't have been born then.. That'd make him 21. huh.gif
misha
QUOTE (kurtsimonw @ Jun 2 2007, 01:35 AM)
He couldn't have been born then.. That'd make him 21.  huh.gif
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Yes, it should be 1981
Fillipo Simone
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Bonera: We Are Not Snubbing The League

Daniele Bonera has rejected accusations that Milan only care about Champions League games after three consecutive draws in Serie A.

Carlo Ancelotti has a history of resting and rotating first-team players before European ties and this has led to accusations that the Rossoneri are not interested in trying to win the Scudetto.

Before Milan’s recent 2-1 Champions League victory over Benfica, Ancelotti rested a host of star names such as Andrea Pirlo and Kaka for the league match with Siena. 

“It is absolutely wrong to say that Milan are snubbing the league,” said Bonera. “We go on to the pitch to win always and we have the highest respect for our opponent. 

“We know that the problem exists and we are talking about with the coach. Maybe the Champions League takes away some of our energy but we cannot hide away. 

“Now we have two difficult games against Palermo and Catania. With regards to the Palermo game, we know we are playing a great team. Traditionally, the Sicilians always put us in great difficulty, like has happened in the past season. The fact that so far this campaign they have done better away from home means nothing.” 

The Rossoneri travel to the Stadio Renzo Barbera on Wednesday evening looking to notch up their first league win since matchday one.
Rossoneri7
Hope he has a successful career at Milan king.gif
redbabies
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Blog: Dan & Out

After his horror tackle on Momo Sissoko proved he has learned nothing, Susy Campanale urges Milan and Italy to drop Daniele Bonera

For many years now I have been saying that former Brescia and Parma defender Daniele Bonera is a liability. On Saturday night I was reminded of why and realised we can no longer use youthful exuberance as an excuse. He has done this sort of thing too often and just does not have the talent to justify risking him in a big match.

Mohamed Sissoko must be eternally grateful that his shins of steel did not crack like Eduardo's under Bonera's horror tackle. But for a few inches or a slightly different degree of weight placed on one leg, he could well have suffered a similar disaster as the Arsenal star. The fact the Juventus midfielder was able to get back up and continue playing should not be used to sweep Bonera's problems under the carpet.

Now I realise he did not go into the challenge intending to hurt the Juventus midfielder, so a five-match ban would probably be a little harsh. What I am saying is that Bonera should not be allowed near a Milan or especially an Azzurri shirt until he can prove that he understands the reasons behind this latest setback.

Back in his years at Brescia and the Under-21 squad, he was considered the bright hope of Italy's next generation of stoppers. The experts assured that the rash tackles and rushes of blood to the head would pass as he matured and worked alongside more experienced figures.

Bonera has now been playing with Paolo Maldini and Alessandro Nesta, yet still flies in with tackles like the one that effectively ruined Milan's slender Champions League hopes, not to mention risked devastating Sissoko's career.

He simply does not learn. The man will turn 27 next month, this is his eighth Serie A season and he certainly cannot hide behind that 'youthful exuberance' tag any longer.


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dst
Why is this stupid ***** so extravagant in her articles? I'm not even going to bother about what she says as long as she keeps expressing herself in this manner.
arivanjj
sleepysmiley03.gif ...



the boy is quality and that's final.
whoarethepatriots
That blog is ridiculously harsh on him. Yes it was a rash and reckless tackle, but it was the first and probably last time he will do it for Milan
Ry4n
OMG i want to see a blog on Materazzi if she thinks that tackle was harsh look what he does "Susy Campanale urges Milan and Italy to drop Daniele Bonera" Where the hell does she get off saying stuff like this how bout drop her from Channel 4 .com
Tennie
(from the ticker on gazzetta dello sport)

MILANO - Il giudice sportivo ha inflitto due giornate di squalifica a Daniele Bonera (Milan), espulso sabato sera nel corso dell'anticipo della trentatreesima giornata del campionato di Serie A perso dai rossoneri per 3-2 contro la Juventus a Torino.

[Two game ban for Bonera for the red. Could have been a lot harsher.]
dst
QUOTE (Tennie @ Apr 14 2008, 05:15 PM)
[Two game ban for Bonera for the red. Could have been a lot harsher.]
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SHOULD have been a lot harsher in my opinion. It was an utterly reckless tackle.
acid911
If they banned him for three games, I'd have been pretty much okay with that. Something that makes him think twice before making such fierce tackles again. You don't associate these sorts of tackles with the red part of Milan - only the blue one. dry.gif

Plus, I hope the kid (is that the right word for a 27-year-old) lears from his mistakes. We could use his skills. There aren't many good CBs you can find these days, let alone great ones. Just ask dst about Kaladze. laugh.gif
redbabies
QUOTE (Tennie @ Apr 14 2008, 05:15 PM)
(from the ticker on gazzetta dello sport)

MILANO - Il giudice sportivo ha inflitto due giornate di squalifica a Daniele Bonera (Milan), espulso sabato sera nel corso dell'anticipo della trentatreesima giornata del campionato di Serie A perso dai rossoneri per 3-2 contro la Juventus a Torino.

[Two game ban for Bonera for the red. Could have been a lot harsher.]
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I guess they understood that it wasn't intentional.

Bonera is not the kind of player who makes those kind of tackles, like somebody mentioned Materazzi, or Roy Keane in the past used to do.
Bluesummers
He isn't that type of person who would injure someone out of anger like matrix. He mad e a mistake and he realised it and appologized to momo after the game. Matrix kills sheva and torres and then says the red was BS. I doubt this will happen again.

That blogger is just an idiot. Some people know nothing of football and are just ignorant and talk thinking their oppinion weighs in the overall situation. The two match ban was the correct choice because he wasn't doing it intentionally and he had probably made the mistake and couldn't pull out in time. They are human afterall not machines you can say oh they are not allowed to do these kinds of things.
kurtsimonw
QUOTE (Bluesummers @ Apr 14 2008, 05:09 PM)
Matrix kills sheva and torres and then says the red was BS. 
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And who's gonna disagree with him? I think of all the footballers I've ever seen, Matrix is the last person I'd want to cross, the guy is about 10 foot tall, and crazy!
Bluesummers
QUOTE (kurtsimonw @ Apr 14 2008, 11:12 AM)
And who's gonna disagree with him? I think of all the footballers I've ever seen, Matrix is the last person I'd want to cross, the guy is about 10 foot tall, and crazy!
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are you kidding me? if i were pro i would cross him everytime i saw him. Hes a coward and a p*ssy. Zidane showed the world how much of a piece of trash he is.
kurtsimonw
Well, I think most people would have gone down after what Zidane did. I certainly would of, if only to get him sent off. And Matrix a coward? Why do you think Zidane is the only one to react to things he does? tongue.gif

Matrix is a big guy, I couldn't believe how huge he really was when I saw him live. And what he does isn't cheating or anything anyway. If he makes a foul and gets away with it, it's bad refereeing. If he makes a foul and gives away a free-kick or gets a card, then he's received his punishment. It's a part of football!
dst
QUOTE (Bluesummers @ Apr 14 2008, 07:09 PM)
The two match ban was the correct choice because he wasn't doing it intentionally and he had probably made the mistake and couldn't pull out in time.
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If ones does something like that intentionally then in my opinion he should be banned from playing football for at least one year!

Bonera should have been given a 4 match ban. At least that's what I think.

QUOTE (kurtsimonw @ Apr 14 2008, 07:38 PM)
Why do you think Zidane is the only one to react to things he does? tongue.gif

And what he does isn't cheating or anything anyway. If he makes a foul and gets away with it, it's bad refereeing. If he makes a foul and gives away a free-kick or gets a card, then he's received his punishment. It's a part of football!
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Provocation happens in every football match, if players reacted at it then football would be a war zone...

When you intentionally try to kick someone out of the game (and you can do that without getting red carded) it is cheating in my opinion. I don't think Materazzi did anything wrong in the WC Final since we're talking about it but he's a disgusting figure for many other things he has done.
kurtsimonw
QUOTE (dst @ Apr 14 2008, 06:01 PM)
When you intentionally try to kick someone out of the game (and you can do that without getting red carded) it is cheating in my opinion.
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I think it's a case of "if the refs are doing anything, why stop?". He is also punished for what he does, because of his name. Do you think if any other Inter player did what he did at Anfield that they would have been sent off? Not a chance. The fact that he's Materazzi the refs autmatically jump to the conclusion that there's intent and such.

Then again, I am a huge fan of the guy, so I am a little biased. tongue.gif

QUOTE (dst)
If ones does something like that intentionally then in my opinion he should be banned from playing football for at least one year!

I think Arsene Wenger has hacked onto dst's account!
dst
QUOTE (kurtsimonw @ Apr 14 2008, 08:06 PM)
He is also punished for what he does, because of his name. Do you think if any other Inter player did what he did at Anfield that they would have been sent off? Not a chance. The fact that he's Materazzi the refs autmatically jump to the conclusion that there's intent and such.
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You are right about that.

Anyway I don't have any problem with the guy now. He's just another average defender and he's calmed down. But what he did in the past (not only against Milan)... boy I think I even wished he died.

QUOTE (kurtsimonw @ Apr 14 2008, 08:06 PM)
Then again, I am a huge fan of the guy, so I am a little biased.  tongue.gif
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You should get help! biggrin.gif

QUOTE (kurtsimonw @ Apr 14 2008, 08:06 PM)
I think Arsene Wenger has hacked onto dst's account!
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I disagree with 90% of what Wenger says. But if he said that, I'm with him. To intentionally do something that could risk another athlete's career is prohibitive and should be heavily punished!
Habitant
QUOTE (Bluesummers @ Apr 14 2008, 05:16 PM)
are you kidding me?  if i were pro i would cross him everytime i saw him.  Hes a coward and a p*ssy.  Zidane showed the world how much of a piece of trash he is.
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in that incident materrazzi did what almost every footballer does even zidane. ive' seen when i played played, i see it with little kids in my brother's U12 team! it's part part of the game whether you like it or not. the only thing cowardly was zidanes reaction, it takes a bigger man to just ignore it and zidane din't.
kurtsimonw
I think the funniest thing is not what Matrix does, but when people try to do stuff to Matrix, he just completely blanks them. It winds them up so much. laugh.gif

QUOTE (dst)
You should get help!

Nah, nothing wrong with liking a player.
Tennie
You guys may want to tar and feather me for saying this, but I don't hate Materazzi. I think he's a thug and a wind-up-merchant, but he's a very effective one and players like that can be very useful to teams. I won't cheer for him when he's wearing the evil jersey, but I absolutely support him when he plays for the Azzurri. I'll also add that he gets points from me for doing a good bit of charity work in his spare time.
maldini03
QUOTE (rhy_A4 @ Apr 14 2008, 07:06 AM)
OMG i want to see  a blog on Materazzi if she thinks that tackle was harsh look what he does "Susy Campanale urges Milan and Italy to drop Daniele Bonera" Where the hell does she get off saying stuff like this how bout drop her from Channel 4 .com
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QUOTE (Bluesummers @ Apr 14 2008, 09:09 AM)
He isn't that type of person who would injure someone out of anger like matrix.  He mad e a mistake and he realised it and appologized to momo after the game.  Matrix kills sheva and torres and then says the red was BS.  I doubt this will happen again.
That blogger is just an idiot.  Some people know nothing of football and are just ignorant and talk thinking their oppinion weighs in the overall situation.  The two match ban was the correct choice because he wasn't doing it intentionally and he had probably made the mistake and couldn't pull out in time.  They are human afterall not machines you can say oh they are not allowed to do these kinds of things.
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QUOTE (Bluesummers @ Apr 14 2008, 09:16 AM)
are you kidding me?  if i were pro i would cross him everytime i saw him.  Hes a coward and a p*ssy.  Zidane showed the world how much of a piece of trash he is.
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I poop my pants when i see Materazzi he is giant, like a big ogre who is determined to p!ss off a player enough to get them kicked out (Zidane) but i do agree also with tennie above when he plays for italy and scores goals (WC) i am forced to like him
Habitant
QUOTE (Tennie @ Apr 14 2008, 06:54 PM)
You guys may want to tar and feather me for saying this, but I don't hate Materazzi. I think he's a thug and a wind-up-merchant, but he's a very effective one and players like that can be very useful to teams. I won't cheer for him when he's wearing the evil jersey, but I absolutely support him when he plays for the Azzurri. I'll also add that he gets points from me for doing a good bit of charity work in his spare time.
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ya i agree. we can easily get carried away with hating players but we forget theres a person wearing that jersey.
Tennie
Okay, back on topic. smile.gif

Bonera must've been incredibly repentant.

Gazzetta's ticker is incorrect; I just checked on the Lega Calcio site and Bonera's ban is for ONE game, not two.

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Bonera's ban explanation is at the bottom of page 2.
kurtsimonw
That's incredible, I agree with dst on the 4 game ban. But 1!? We got away with it this time, let's hope that's not the only good thing to come!
whoarethepatriots
I have been a big fan of Bonera since his Parma days, and as a Bonera lover i think the ban is fairly lenient. Two is acceptable, three may have been preferable

Will he be available for the derby now?
Tennie
Yup. He (and Ambro) will only sit out the Reggina game.
LaPalma
QUOTE (kurtsimonw @ Apr 14 2008, 06:38 PM)
Well, I think most people would have gone down after what Zidane did. I certainly would of, if only to get him sent off. And Matrix a coward? Why do you think Zidane is the only one to react to things he does? tongue.gif

Matrix is a big guy, I couldn't believe how huge he really was when I saw him live. And what he does isn't cheating or anything anyway. If he makes a foul and gets away with it, it's bad refereeing. If he makes a foul and gives away a free-kick or gets a card, then he's received his punishment. It's a part of football!
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Come on....it's not like he's 2 meters tall. It's only 1,93 meters, that's tall but he's not a giant like Jan Koller.
Besides that....never liked Matrix too much.... dry.gif
kurtsimonw
ONLY 1.93, I'm tall, but not that tall! He's one of the bigges guys I've seen play football, that's for sure. Definitly as big as Carew.
Bluesummers
QUOTE (kurtsimonw @ Apr 15 2008, 04:09 AM)
ONLY 1.93, I'm tall, but not that tall! He's one of the bigges guys I've seen play football, that's for sure. Definitly as big as Carew.
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in football maybe but 1.93 is not that tall.
whoarethepatriots
Bonera is 6ft 3/4, which is a very good height for a defender

Still not as tall as Kalac though...
LaPalma
QUOTE (kurtsimonw @ Apr 15 2008, 11:09 AM)
ONLY 1.93, I'm tall, but not that tall! He's one of the bigges guys I've seen play football, that's for sure. Definitly as big as Carew.
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I've seen bigger guys but not many that's true. But when I take a look at the German NT for example 1, 93 is not that extraordinary as Mertesacker (1,98) and Borowski (1,96) are taller than him with Ballack (1,90), Kießling (1,91), Rolfes (1,89) and Gomez (1,89) playing in his league.
But on another point of view you're right as Matrix definetely looks a lot taller than Ballack for example cause of his "unnormal" body form (just like Crouch does).
kurtsimonw
QUOTE (Bluesummers @ Apr 15 2008, 02:35 PM)
in football maybe but 1.93 is not that tall.
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You must either come from a land of giants or watch too much NBA!

QUOTE (LaPalma)
But on another point of view you're right as Matrix definetely looks a lot taller than Ballack for example cause of his "unnormal" body form (just like Crouch does).

Yeah, that's true.
LaPalma
QUOTE (kurtsimonw @ Apr 15 2008, 03:56 PM)
blink.gif

You must either come from a land of giants or watch too much NBA!

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laugh.gif
Maybe Bluesummers is agiant himself. I would say I'm tall (so do others tongue.gif ) but 1,93 m is definetely tall as the average european male is about 1,80 m.
Bluesummers
I'm 6 foot 2/3. so thats maybe i donno 188 cm sorry in NA we go by feet inches tongue.gif
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