Full Version: Pirlo
Okay, you guys are getting scary again!
Sure why not???
How many pieces of clothing does Kermit the Frog wear??
How many pieces of clothing does Kermit the Frog wear??
Leave us alone!! 
QUOTE (pKillerMax @ Jun 6 2007, 12:37 AM)
You seriously gonna watch something involving a nakes fst? 
Well, I thought they might need a spare at some point ? .. No
?! unless ur superman, then that is something else .. I would need kryptonite 
QUOTE (Jack Sparrow @ Jun 6 2007, 12:37 AM)
Well I can call in me, myself, I and yours truly....so that's one more than you 
Man that's a bad marketing idea bro .. I already got the pattent for my slogan. I can sue ur @ss for idea infringement u know
DP
QUOTE (Rossoneri7 @ Jun 6 2007, 12:52 AM)
DP
Again?? Man it feels like you're pissing all over the forum!! Like a 2 year old who can't hold on...
What you need is not Kryptonite man, it's to re-plug your country or something!??
QUOTE (dst @ Jun 6 2007, 12:59 AM)
Again?? Man it feels like you're pissing all over the forum!! Like a 2 year old who can't hold on... What you need is not Kryptonite man, it's to re-plug your country or something!??
What you need is not Kryptonite man, it's to re-plug your country or something!?? Yeah .. It's called Caffiene. If I'm not on this keyboard, I'm humping the wall
Does it look that bad ?? Maybe I need prozac
^^^^^
Hahahahaha...I know exactly what you mean....I don't hump the wall though, it's not very responsive...
Hahahahaha...I know exactly what you mean....I don't hump the wall though, it's not very responsive...
QUOTE (Rossoneri7 @ Jun 6 2007, 01:20 AM)
Does it look that bad ?? Maybe I need prozac
No!
But please, go to the bath and then come back...
QUOTE (dst @ Jun 5 2007, 09:59 PM)
Again?? Man it feels like you're pissing all over the forum!! Like a 2 year old who can't hold on... What you need is not Kryptonite man, it's to re-plug your country or something!??
What you need is not Kryptonite man, it's to re-plug your country or something!??
hmm are you guys hormonal? i've noticed a recent rise in sex talk.
This is getting out of topic quick, so to save all of your souls, here is Pirlo's Assist to Inzaghi from the Faroe Match
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1X0c-K8QDGo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1X0c-K8QDGo
QUOTE (bigmacmtl @ Jun 6 2007, 04:18 AM)
hmm are you guys hormonal? i've noticed a recent rise in sex talk.
With the majority of people I know on here being teenage boys, I think we can expect plenty more of it.
QUOTE (whoarethepatriots @ Jun 6 2007, 01:22 PM)
This is getting out of topic quick, so to save all of your souls, here is Pirlo's Assist to Inzaghi from the Faroe Match
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1X0c-K8QDGo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1X0c-K8QDGo
What an assist and what a goal. Brilliant vision from Pirlo and Super Pippo is ruthless in the 18 yard box
Mr. Pirlo hasn't had a post in a while so I thought I'd say something!
This guy is unbelievable. He's probably the most under-rated player I've ever known, alot of people still don't even know who he is, but for both club and country he consistantly produces the goods.
I don't really know many people that even play his position, he's so unique. What makes it even better is that Moratti knows he let one of the best players in the World go, without even giving him a big chance!
I'm 100% certain we'll get another superb season from this guy, to think he's still relatively young compared to the rest of the squad! He deserves more recognition on a personal level, he's never tipped for any big awards, that needs to change!
Forza Pirlo!
This guy is unbelievable. He's probably the most under-rated player I've ever known, alot of people still don't even know who he is, but for both club and country he consistantly produces the goods.
I don't really know many people that even play his position, he's so unique. What makes it even better is that Moratti knows he let one of the best players in the World go, without even giving him a big chance!
I'm 100% certain we'll get another superb season from this guy, to think he's still relatively young compared to the rest of the squad! He deserves more recognition on a personal level, he's never tipped for any big awards, that needs to change!
Forza Pirlo!
Yep, you're right! Pirlo is the man!! 
^^^
Yep, he's started this season in great form, hopefully it won't dip again like last year and the season before that, but from what I recall last season and the one before that there wasn't even a dip, he started the season badly.
Yep, he's started this season in great form, hopefully it won't dip again like last year and the season before that, but from what I recall last season and the one before that there wasn't even a dip, he started the season badly.
Pirlo is the prince of Milan If AC Milan was a Ferrari, he would be the engine
If AC Milan was a Ferrari, he would be the engine
Thank you all...you are all so kind...
Go Andy P!!!
What's going on with Andrea?? He's been as impressive as Kaka was for us last season! Go Trilli!!!!!!!!!
As much as I'd love to see Pirlo win the Ballon d'Or I think there's no doubt as to who must be awarded it this time!
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Pirlo keeps eye on 'Golden Ball'
AC Milan midfielder Andrea Pirlo is hoping the recognition he received for his outstanding performance in the 2-1 win against SL Benfica will be reflected more officially in two months' time. "I'd love to win the Ballon d'Or," he admitted.
Unheralded work
Many feel the good work that Pirlo does for Milan is overshadowed by the efforts of his more celebrated team-mates. However, after months of consistent performances, there was to be no ignoring the gifted playmaker on this occasion as he put in a match-winning display against Benfica, scoring the opening goal, setting up the second and creating numerous other chances. Afterwards, Pirlo was happy to be considered as a potential European Footballer of the Year.
Unusual free-kick
"I'd love to win the Ballon d'Or," he said. "It's nice to be considered but you have to keep proving yourself consistently to win it. Hopefully, I'll still be in the running at the end. The important thing is to keep playing well. The role I play in front of the back four brings out the best in me." Set-pieces also bring the best out of the 28-year-old, who fooled goalkeeper Quim with a ninth-minute free-kick from 20 metres. "It was an unusual one because the goalkeeper was expecting a cross," he added. "I was going to cross it but at the last minute I decided to go for goal."
'Favourite competition'
Pirlo was instrumental in a vintage Milan performance which was only marred for the hosts by missed chances and an added-time goal by Nuno Gomes. The Rossoneri, though, are back in the swing of the competition they won in May by the same scoreline. "We seem to approach the Champions League differently to the league," continued Pirlo. "Perhaps it's because it's our favourite competition so we go up a gear."
Team spirit
Current UEFA Club Footballer of the Year, Kaká was also delighted with the team performance. "Individual prizes come as a result of good performances but here we are all about the team and tonight we showed we are a great Milan team," he said. "We are a team both on and off the field and it is that team spirit that won us the Champions League last season."
New goal
He also paid tribute to the Man of the Match, saying: "I don't know who the fight for the Ballon d'Or will be with but Pirlo is certainly playing well. He is helping the side out enormously and showed that tonight with a goal and an assist. He is crucial for us." The Brazilian added that Milan also remain hungry to reclaim Europe's most-coveted club prize: "This year our motivation is to win the trophy in successive seasons. I'm not sure how many sides have managed to do that but it isn't many. That's our incentive this year: to retain the Champions League."
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AC Milan midfielder Andrea Pirlo is hoping the recognition he received for his outstanding performance in the 2-1 win against SL Benfica will be reflected more officially in two months' time. "I'd love to win the Ballon d'Or," he admitted.
Unheralded work
Many feel the good work that Pirlo does for Milan is overshadowed by the efforts of his more celebrated team-mates. However, after months of consistent performances, there was to be no ignoring the gifted playmaker on this occasion as he put in a match-winning display against Benfica, scoring the opening goal, setting up the second and creating numerous other chances. Afterwards, Pirlo was happy to be considered as a potential European Footballer of the Year.
Unusual free-kick
"I'd love to win the Ballon d'Or," he said. "It's nice to be considered but you have to keep proving yourself consistently to win it. Hopefully, I'll still be in the running at the end. The important thing is to keep playing well. The role I play in front of the back four brings out the best in me." Set-pieces also bring the best out of the 28-year-old, who fooled goalkeeper Quim with a ninth-minute free-kick from 20 metres. "It was an unusual one because the goalkeeper was expecting a cross," he added. "I was going to cross it but at the last minute I decided to go for goal."
'Favourite competition'
Pirlo was instrumental in a vintage Milan performance which was only marred for the hosts by missed chances and an added-time goal by Nuno Gomes. The Rossoneri, though, are back in the swing of the competition they won in May by the same scoreline. "We seem to approach the Champions League differently to the league," continued Pirlo. "Perhaps it's because it's our favourite competition so we go up a gear."
Team spirit
Current UEFA Club Footballer of the Year, Kaká was also delighted with the team performance. "Individual prizes come as a result of good performances but here we are all about the team and tonight we showed we are a great Milan team," he said. "We are a team both on and off the field and it is that team spirit that won us the Champions League last season."
New goal
He also paid tribute to the Man of the Match, saying: "I don't know who the fight for the Ballon d'Or will be with but Pirlo is certainly playing well. He is helping the side out enormously and showed that tonight with a goal and an assist. He is crucial for us." The Brazilian added that Milan also remain hungry to reclaim Europe's most-coveted club prize: "This year our motivation is to win the trophy in successive seasons. I'm not sure how many sides have managed to do that but it isn't many. That's our incentive this year: to retain the Champions League."
::uefa.com::
As much as I'd love to see Pirlo win the Ballon d'Or I think there's no doubt as to who must be awarded it this time!
Pirlo is regaining his world cup form only it's better! damn it i don't mean to jinx anything... i'll just shut up now~
LOL
Ok ok .. Now maybe Madrid are looking into finding a replacement for Diarra, if so it's Ballack.
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Some Spanish sources reported today, that an Italian source cited (I just love it how these tabloids keep twisting and turning) that Madrid was looking into buying Pirlo. Since Diarra will be off for a month in Africa for national duty. Madrid are planning to bid no more than 12M euro ( ) to bring Pirlo to Spain.
) to bring Pirlo to Spain. Ok ok .. Now maybe Madrid are looking into finding a replacement for Diarra, if so it's Ballack.
The Pirlo-to-Madrid one has been going around for a while. If you believe it, my fish doll has some swampland in Florida he'd like to sell you....
And if I don't .. Will he trade places with me ??
on a second thought, swimming in a Piranha tank would be ...
on a second thought, swimming in a Piranha tank would be ...
12m!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!!!!!!??????????????
Typical...
Typical...
12 mill for Pirlo....are you trying to tell me that Pirlo is cheaper than Darren Bent, than Anderson??? Bwahahahahahahahahahahahaha!
If Kaka commands 80 mill....then a CL -WC winner demands at least 40 mill. Especially, when he is the best in his position.
If Kaka commands 80 mill....then a CL -WC winner demands at least 40 mill. Especially, when he is the best in his position.
The way things are .. Milan would sell Kaka' before they sell Pirlo. He is the dynamo of the team, priceless IMO.
QUOTE (Rossoneri7 @ Oct 17 2007, 01:49 PM)
The way things are .. Milan would sell Kaka' before they sell Pirlo. He is the dynamo of the team, priceless IMO.
Yep. Milan would never sell him untill ,maybe, he's 32-33 like Albertini. Madrid is in dreamland.
ONE ON ONE WITH PIRLO
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Throughout my football career I have always tried to improve day by day. I think that it's also important to know how to stop the move of the opponents and I always try to do that to help the team." - THE WORDS OF PIRLO -
MILANELLO - Here are the words said today by Andrea Pirlo, who gave an interview to Milan Channel at around one o'clock from Milanello.
"Throughout my football career I have always tried to improve day by day. I think that it's also important to know how to stop the move of the opponents, it's not really my style, but I always try to do that to help the team. I've been working on this for many years, always trying to improve.
For many years I have played up front, then I found this new allocation which I like a lot and don't want to change anymore.
On Tuesday in Donetsk against Shakhtar we played an important match, very delicate and it was fundamental that we unblocked the result quickly because those three points will be very useful for the qualification.
In my life family is very important: my wife has been very important to me in my growth process, on a human level as well as a professional one. Then on Sunday for me the match does not end at San Siro, because when I arrive home I change and keep playing with my son Niccoló.
The night of 9 July in Berlin for the World Cup final I was agitated, even though it did not show. For me it was the most important match of my life and it gave me a huge emotion, I felt like a hurricane inside me. In Athens it was the same, all victories are important because they gave you a unique happiness.
In the summer of 2006 there was a rumour of a possible move to Real Madrid, it was a strange thing because the Calciopoli scandal had just erupted, in the end I opted to remain here."
(following are quotes from the 'breaking news section)
MILANELLO - Here are the words said by former star striker Roberto Baggio in esteem of Andrea Pirlo in a telephone intervention during the TV program 'Segni Particolari': "I give my compliments to Andrea. I'm very happy for him. He's a fundamental player both for Miland and for Italy."
MILANELLO - Roberto Baggio continued: "Andrea has shown all his talent and his value. When we played together everything depended on him. He's always had the great merit of knowing beforehand what could happen in a move. His game vision, what he's able to build, make him a world-class player. Andrea has something you don't see very often."
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Throughout my football career I have always tried to improve day by day. I think that it's also important to know how to stop the move of the opponents and I always try to do that to help the team." - THE WORDS OF PIRLO -
MILANELLO - Here are the words said today by Andrea Pirlo, who gave an interview to Milan Channel at around one o'clock from Milanello.
"Throughout my football career I have always tried to improve day by day. I think that it's also important to know how to stop the move of the opponents, it's not really my style, but I always try to do that to help the team. I've been working on this for many years, always trying to improve.
For many years I have played up front, then I found this new allocation which I like a lot and don't want to change anymore.
On Tuesday in Donetsk against Shakhtar we played an important match, very delicate and it was fundamental that we unblocked the result quickly because those three points will be very useful for the qualification.
In my life family is very important: my wife has been very important to me in my growth process, on a human level as well as a professional one. Then on Sunday for me the match does not end at San Siro, because when I arrive home I change and keep playing with my son Niccoló.
The night of 9 July in Berlin for the World Cup final I was agitated, even though it did not show. For me it was the most important match of my life and it gave me a huge emotion, I felt like a hurricane inside me. In Athens it was the same, all victories are important because they gave you a unique happiness.
In the summer of 2006 there was a rumour of a possible move to Real Madrid, it was a strange thing because the Calciopoli scandal had just erupted, in the end I opted to remain here."
(following are quotes from the 'breaking news section)
MILANELLO - Here are the words said by former star striker Roberto Baggio in esteem of Andrea Pirlo in a telephone intervention during the TV program 'Segni Particolari': "I give my compliments to Andrea. I'm very happy for him. He's a fundamental player both for Miland and for Italy."
MILANELLO - Roberto Baggio continued: "Andrea has shown all his talent and his value. When we played together everything depended on him. He's always had the great merit of knowing beforehand what could happen in a move. His game vision, what he's able to build, make him a world-class player. Andrea has something you don't see very often."
pirlo is unarguably the best central midfielder in the world. no one can do what he does, for milan and italy he is a key player. look at the 2006 world cup, almost evey play italy was going forward pirlo was involved in it, stealing the ball for opposing attackers and even goin back for goal kicks and bringing the ball up. it was remarkable. he was and is the structure of any team he plays for. no other central midfielders do or are capible of doing what he does. gerrard, fabergas, lampard, ballack, all great players in there own way and contribute to their teams and continue to stand out but none have the capibility of our remarkable pirlo. Not to mention being one of the most underrated players out there, becuse he is a simple person and plays for the love of the game and doesnt cave into marketin and advertisements and endoursements to promote his image. He plays for himself, for his team and for all the milanistas out there. a true class act and a king amongst kings.
QUOTE (august_milan @ Dec 24 2007, 06:32 PM)
pirlo is unarguably the best central midfielder in the world. no one can do what he does, for milan and italy he is a key player. look at the 2006 world cup, almost evey play italy was going forward pirlo was involved in it, stealing the ball for opposing attackers and even goin back for goal kicks and bringing the ball up. it was remarkable. he was and is the structure of any team he plays for. no other central midfielders do or are capible of doing what he does. gerrard, fabergas, lampard, ballack, all great players in there own way and contribute to their teams and continue to stand out but none have the capibility of our remarkable pirlo. Not to mention being one of the most underrated players out there, becuse he is a simple person and plays for the love of the game and doesnt cave into marketin and advertisements and endoursements to promote his image. He plays for himself, for his team and for all the milanistas out there. a true class act and a king amongst kings.
good post, hey btw which part of Ontario are you from?
QUOTE (august_milan @ Dec 24 2007, 11:32 PM)
pirlo is unarguably the best central midfielder in the world. no one can do what he does, for milan and italy he is a key player. look at the 2006 world cup, almost evey play italy was going forward pirlo was involved in it, stealing the ball for opposing attackers and even goin back for goal kicks and bringing the ball up. it was remarkable. he was and is the structure of any team he plays for. no other central midfielders do or are capible of doing what he does. gerrard, fabergas, lampard, ballack, all great players in there own way and contribute to their teams and continue to stand out but none have the capibility of our remarkable pirlo. Not to mention being one of the most underrated players out there, becuse he is a simple person and plays for the love of the game and doesnt cave into marketin and advertisements and endoursements to promote his image. He plays for himself, for his team and for all the milanistas out there. a true class act and a king amongst kings.
great post and i totally agree with everything you said
(specially for Captain Jack)
There's a Pirlo article in the December issue of Forza Milan. In the article, Nesta and Bonera each ask him 5 questions. Here's a translation of my favorite:
Q (Nesta asks): Andrea, what do you say when you lose regularly at videogames?
A (Pirlo responds): But what the h....did you say? You're a fine one to ask, given that you know well that it's exactly the opposite! Whether in ritiro or during free moments, the one who rarely wins is you, not me!
There's a Pirlo article in the December issue of Forza Milan. In the article, Nesta and Bonera each ask him 5 questions. Here's a translation of my favorite:
Q (Nesta asks): Andrea, what do you say when you lose regularly at videogames?
A (Pirlo responds): But what the h....did you say? You're a fine one to ask, given that you know well that it's exactly the opposite! Whether in ritiro or during free moments, the one who rarely wins is you, not me!
QUOTE (bigmacmtl @ Dec 24 2007, 05:11 PM)
good post, hey btw which part of Ontario are you from?
Hamilton
QUOTE (august_milan @ Dec 31 2007, 05:15 PM)
Hamilton
hey cool, i pass there every so often ( have family in toronto). my friends GF goes to mcmaster and she knows the hamilton bulldogs especially Yan danis
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Happy birthday to Andrea Pirlo who turned 30 today. 
Happy Birthday!
Ha, happy birthday, Maestro. I see you've finally joined the 30s club.
I see you've finally joined the 30s club.
Happy birthday Andy. But he only turned 29 guys.
Btw...a few weeks ago when I was watching a youth Bundesliga game I've seen a guy who reminded me so much of Pirlo. He was amazing decided the match through a 30m free kick goal.
Btw...a few weeks ago when I was watching a youth Bundesliga game I've seen a guy who reminded me so much of Pirlo. He was amazing
decided the match through a 30m free kick goal.
Happy Birthday to you, Andrea !!!
Happy birthday champ. Win the euros.
QUOTE (Jack Sparrow @ May 19 2008, 07:33 PM)
Happy birthday champ. Win the euros.
Don't
QUOTE (LaPalma @ May 19 2008, 10:29 PM)
Don't
I think Germany can reach the finals. After their campaign in the WC, plus they have a great team.
Question, will Kahn play in goal ? or Lehmann ?
ADLER.
QUOTE (Rossoneri7 @ May 19 2008, 08:32 PM)
I think Germany can reach the finals. After their campaign in the WC, plus they have a great team.
Question, will Kahn play in goal ? or Lehmann ?
Lehmann of course. The Titan ended his international career after the Portugal game (for third place) in 2006. Jens is class and has a lot of international experience.
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ADLER.
After the Euro he will. The fact that Jogi Löw nominated him for the Euro squad is an obvious sign that he's the crown prince. He can be next big thing in Germanies goal.
QUOTE (LaPalma @ May 19 2008, 10:36 PM)
Lehmann of course. The Titan ended his international career after the Portugal game (for third place) in 2006. Jens is class and has a lot of international experience.
Oh yeah .. Ok ... And Lehmann, I think he'll have the added motivation of proving himself in the Euro's since he has been frozen at Arsenal.
QUOTE (Rossoneri7 @ May 19 2008, 08:39 PM)
Oh yeah .. Ok ... And Lehmann, I think he'll have the added motivation of proving himself in the Euro's since he has been frozen at Arsenal.
For reasons I can't understand. Almunia is pure mediocricity. Jens is much better. IMO Wenger only waited for Jens first goof to kick him out of the squad.
I think there are 2 reasons why Almunia is in front of Lehmann. Wenger and Lehmann had a bit of a fall out and Almunia is more consistant, Lehmann has cost Arsenal too many games with errors.
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