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Serie A 2006/2007 - Day 34
Torino v Milan
Saturday, 28th of April, 2007
Time: 17:00 (UK), 18:00 (IT)
Torino v Milan
Saturday, 28th of April, 2007
Time: 17:00 (UK), 18:00 (IT)
Next match. Trip to Torino.
Full Version: 28/04/07 - Serie A - Torino v Milan
Next match. Trip to Torino.
Again ... Too fast 
I think Milan will play with a similar line up to the one agaisnt Cagliari .. And with Ronni on form, there is no need to worry
I think Milan will play with a similar line up to the one agaisnt Cagliari .. And with Ronni on form, there is no need to worry
Just don't concede this time! I know Ronie will score... everyone knows it!
We have played all season long with the back-up CBs. I blame Carlo for they seem to have learned nothing! This is sad...
Anyway... Torino is on Calgiari's level. Forza Milan!
We have played all season long with the back-up CBs. I blame Carlo for they seem to have learned nothing! This is sad...
Anyway... Torino is on Calgiari's level. Forza Milan!
I'm glad we have easy fixtures this season around such an important time of the year for us, last season we where stuck having to play Inter and the hench men of Messina before both legs against Barca, and to top it off Barca didn't even play the weekend before out second leg because of heavy rain.
So at least this season somethings are atleast working in our favour.
I would put out the team that played today against Torino, maybe even resting Seedorf and putting in Sergio if he is fit.
So at least this season somethings are atleast working in our favour.
I would put out the team that played today against Torino, maybe even resting Seedorf and putting in Sergio if he is fit.
should be another entertaining match from Ronaldo! 
I'd go with this lineup:
Dida/Kalac
Cafu - Simic - Bonera - Favalli
Brocchi - Pirlo - Gourcuff
Seedorf
R. Oliveira - Ronaldo
bring Ambro on in the second half for Pirlo/Seedorf, and let Serginho get some minutes in.
Dida/Kalac
Cafu - Simic - Bonera - Favalli
Brocchi - Pirlo - Gourcuff
Seedorf
R. Oliveira - Ronaldo
bring Ambro on in the second half for Pirlo/Seedorf, and let Serginho get some minutes in.
Dida
Oddo-Bonera-Nesta-Favalli
Cafu-Brocchi-Gourcuff-Serginho
Ronaldo-Oliveira
Oddo-Bonera-Nesta-Favalli
Cafu-Brocchi-Gourcuff-Serginho
Ronaldo-Oliveira
... for me. It should be enough, if not I just don't care! But I think Ronaldo will get the job done!
Right there with ya ... I think Nesta and Dida need to play this game in order to get the flow of the next game.
QUOTE (Rossoneri7 @ Apr 24 2007, 04:36 PM)
Right there with ya ... I think Nesta and Dida need to play this game in order to get the flow of the next game.
You mean Nesta and Bonera?
QUOTE (pKillerMax @ Apr 25 2007, 03:02 AM)
You mean Nesta and Bonera?
Nope Dida, I am hoping Maldini gets fit, cuz Bonera isn't ready to play in the CL semis, unless Maldini doesn't, in which case we are fu cked, royally
QUOTE (Rossoneri7 @ Apr 24 2007, 06:07 PM)
Nope Dida, I am hoping Maldini gets fit, cuz Bonera isn't ready to play in the CL semis, unless Maldini doesn't, in which case we are fu cked, royally
I think Bonera can handle it. So can Gourcuff. But they are not at the same level of-in order- Maldini and Seedorf. So if Gattuso makes it and Maldini doesn't, then it won't be the end of the world. But I'm just praying to God that Kaladze stays as far away from that game as possible.
After Kaladze's performance last weekend, I don't think even Carlo is stupid enough to start him against Man U.
QUOTE (Darunia @ Apr 25 2007, 08:13 AM)
I'd go with this lineup:
Dida/Kalac
Cafu - Simic - Bonera - Favalli
Brocchi - Pirlo - Gourcuff
Seedorf
R. Oliveira - Ronaldo
bring Ambro on in the second half for Pirlo/Seedorf, and let Serginho get some minutes in.
Dida/Kalac
Cafu - Simic - Bonera - Favalli
Brocchi - Pirlo - Gourcuff
Seedorf
R. Oliveira - Ronaldo
bring Ambro on in the second half for Pirlo/Seedorf, and let Serginho get some minutes in.
i agree with this line-up, i think dida should rest too, he worked hard last night and i'm not sure if he was 100%.
we should also bring on Pippo for Roni early in the second-half to see how he links up with Oli.
Torino - Milan -- Football Italia preview
Milan face a tricky away trip as they take on Torino at the Stadio Olimpico in Week 34. The Rossoneri will almost certainly be focused on the return leg against Manchester United after going down 3-2 at Old Trafford, and Toro may take advantage of this. The Granata are still involved in the relegation battle.
Milan have been enjoying a good run recently, winning their last four. Last week’s 3-1 victory over Cagliari has reinforced their position. They are now in fourth place and likely to qualify for Champions League, even if they don’t qualify anyway by winning the trophy. With 56 points they are just one behind Lazio and six ahead of Empoli.
Toro are in serious trouble at the moment. After losing three in a row and drawing 0-0 against Empoli, the Granata cannot afford to drop anymore points. They are seventh from bottom, but only two points off the relegation zone. Chievo, Parma, Reggina and Catania are all pushing from behind and the Granata are feeling the pressure.
Coach Carlo Ancelotti will be looking forward to the Champions League semi-final, so many of the regulars will be rested. Marco Storari may take the gloves, while Marcos Cafu and Giuseppe Favalli should cover right and left-back respectively. Kakha Kaladze is suspended, so Dario Simic will step in. French starlet Yoann Gourcuff will get another chance starting from the first minute. Clarence Seedorf will play as a trequartista behind the Brazilian attacking duo of Ricardo Oliveira and Ronaldo.
Toro boss Gianni De Biasi is likely to stick with the 4-4-1-1 formation which seemed to work against Empoli. In defence Ivan Franceschini and Gabriele Cioffi are in competition for a place next to Oscar Brevi. After his debut last week, Francesco Coco should retain his place in the starting XI. Simone Barone is suspended, while Andrea Ardito will return to the midfield after a ban.
Nikola Lazetic will play on the right flank. The main problem for De Biasi is in attack where Elvis Abbruscato, Roberto Stellone and Roberto Muzzi have all failed to impress so far this season. Torino have, with 25 goals, the worst attack in Serie A at the moment. So De Biasi will move Toro’s best scorer Alessandro Rosina forward and have faith in Stellone to find the net.
Man on fire: Ronaldo (Milan) – Since his arrival in January, ‘Il Fenomeno’ has scored seven goals to fire Milan up the table.
Form guide: Torino (L W W D L) Milan (D W W W W)
Last season: Not played
Torino (probable): Abbiati; Comotto, Franceschini, Brevi, Balestri; Lazetic, De Ascentis, Ardito, Coco; Rosina; Stellone
Milan (probable): Storari; Cafu, Bonera, Simic, Favalli; Ambrosini, Brocchi, Gourcuff; Seedorf; Oliveira, Ronaldo
Milan face a tricky away trip as they take on Torino at the Stadio Olimpico in Week 34. The Rossoneri will almost certainly be focused on the return leg against Manchester United after going down 3-2 at Old Trafford, and Toro may take advantage of this. The Granata are still involved in the relegation battle.
Milan have been enjoying a good run recently, winning their last four. Last week’s 3-1 victory over Cagliari has reinforced their position. They are now in fourth place and likely to qualify for Champions League, even if they don’t qualify anyway by winning the trophy. With 56 points they are just one behind Lazio and six ahead of Empoli.
Toro are in serious trouble at the moment. After losing three in a row and drawing 0-0 against Empoli, the Granata cannot afford to drop anymore points. They are seventh from bottom, but only two points off the relegation zone. Chievo, Parma, Reggina and Catania are all pushing from behind and the Granata are feeling the pressure.
Coach Carlo Ancelotti will be looking forward to the Champions League semi-final, so many of the regulars will be rested. Marco Storari may take the gloves, while Marcos Cafu and Giuseppe Favalli should cover right and left-back respectively. Kakha Kaladze is suspended, so Dario Simic will step in. French starlet Yoann Gourcuff will get another chance starting from the first minute. Clarence Seedorf will play as a trequartista behind the Brazilian attacking duo of Ricardo Oliveira and Ronaldo.
Toro boss Gianni De Biasi is likely to stick with the 4-4-1-1 formation which seemed to work against Empoli. In defence Ivan Franceschini and Gabriele Cioffi are in competition for a place next to Oscar Brevi. After his debut last week, Francesco Coco should retain his place in the starting XI. Simone Barone is suspended, while Andrea Ardito will return to the midfield after a ban.
Nikola Lazetic will play on the right flank. The main problem for De Biasi is in attack where Elvis Abbruscato, Roberto Stellone and Roberto Muzzi have all failed to impress so far this season. Torino have, with 25 goals, the worst attack in Serie A at the moment. So De Biasi will move Toro’s best scorer Alessandro Rosina forward and have faith in Stellone to find the net.
Man on fire: Ronaldo (Milan) – Since his arrival in January, ‘Il Fenomeno’ has scored seven goals to fire Milan up the table.
Form guide: Torino (L W W D L) Milan (D W W W W)
Last season: Not played
Torino (probable): Abbiati; Comotto, Franceschini, Brevi, Balestri; Lazetic, De Ascentis, Ardito, Coco; Rosina; Stellone
Milan (probable): Storari; Cafu, Bonera, Simic, Favalli; Ambrosini, Brocchi, Gourcuff; Seedorf; Oliveira, Ronaldo
My team:
Oddo--Nesta--Bonera--Favalli
Cafu--Gourcuff--Brocchi--Sergio
-----------Gila--Ronaldo----------
Basically the same one as dst but with Gila, I don't want Gila to play in the CL and he is clearly the best at playing off of Ronaldo, they work really well with eachother.
Nesta should play again, he was lloking really tired yesterday, so he should play again in this one to help him with his match fitness, maybe taking him off at some point could be a good idea.
Sergio should definately play, we might need him against Man U and we really need to get him up to speed and fast.
I don't want to see Seedorf playing again in this one. I wouldn't even call him, Kaka and Pirlo up for this one. I don't care if we lose this one, we've got a healthy enough lead over Empoli to blow this game off, which I'm sure we won't despite not having those guys around because of Ronaldo.
Oddo--Nesta--Bonera--Favalli
Cafu--Gourcuff--Brocchi--Sergio
-----------Gila--Ronaldo----------
Basically the same one as dst but with Gila, I don't want Gila to play in the CL and he is clearly the best at playing off of Ronaldo, they work really well with eachother.
Nesta should play again, he was lloking really tired yesterday, so he should play again in this one to help him with his match fitness, maybe taking him off at some point could be a good idea.
Sergio should definately play, we might need him against Man U and we really need to get him up to speed and fast.
I don't want to see Seedorf playing again in this one. I wouldn't even call him, Kaka and Pirlo up for this one. I don't care if we lose this one, we've got a healthy enough lead over Empoli to blow this game off, which I'm sure we won't despite not having those guys around because of Ronaldo.
storari
cafu----nesta---bonera-----serghino
pirlo
brocchi gourcoff
kaka
ronaldo gila
that's my 11 for torino considering the form there in we should be reasonably comfortable!
cafu----nesta---bonera-----serghino
pirlo
brocchi gourcoff
kaka
ronaldo gila
that's my 11 for torino considering the form there in we should be reasonably comfortable!
QUOTE (mishie @ Apr 25 2007, 06:52 PM)
storari
cafu----nesta---bonera-----serghino
pirlo
brocchi gourcoff
kaka
ronaldo gila
that's my 11 for torino considering the form there in we should be reasonably comfortable!
cafu----nesta---bonera-----serghino
pirlo
brocchi gourcoff
kaka
ronaldo gila
that's my 11 for torino considering the form there in we should be reasonably comfortable!
That's why I personally wouldn't even take Kaka and Pirlo with me to the game, Seedorf also
i was thinking that for a game like this perhaps it would be a good time to try a different formation maybe a 4-4-2 or 4-3-3 i dunno perhaps a bad idea just thinking out aloud to be honest don't know what others think??
QUOTE (mishie @ Apr 25 2007, 06:59 PM)
i was thinking that for a game like this perhaps it would be a good time to try a different formation maybe a 4-4-2 or 4-3-3 i dunno perhaps a bad idea just thinking out aloud to be honest don't know what others think??
I think 4-4-2 would be best to try to rest as many players as we can
@mishie: (Un)fortunately we have the advantage of being able to rest Kaka, Pirlo and the others and I can absolutely not see any reason why he should use them!
Call-ups:
PORTIERI: Dida, Kalac, Storari.
DIFENSORI: Bonera, Cafu, Favalli, Jankulovski, Nesta, Oddo, Serginho, Simic.
CENTROCAMPISTI: Ambrosini, Brocchi, Gourcuff, Kaka'', Pirlo, Seedorf.
ATTACCANTI: Gilardino, Inzaghi, Ricardo Oliveira, Ronaldo.
PORTIERI: Dida, Kalac, Storari.
DIFENSORI: Bonera, Cafu, Favalli, Jankulovski, Nesta, Oddo, Serginho, Simic.
CENTROCAMPISTI: Ambrosini, Brocchi, Gourcuff, Kaka'', Pirlo, Seedorf.
ATTACCANTI: Gilardino, Inzaghi, Ricardo Oliveira, Ronaldo.
QUOTE (Tennie @ Apr 27 2007, 06:17 PM)
Call-ups:
PORTIERI: Dida, Kalac, Storari.
DIFENSORI: Bonera, Cafu, Favalli, Jankulovski, Nesta, Oddo, Serginho, Simic.
CENTROCAMPISTI: Ambrosini, Brocchi, Gourcuff, Kaka'', Pirlo, Seedorf.
ATTACCANTI: Gilardino, Inzaghi, Ricardo Oliveira, Ronaldo.
PORTIERI: Dida, Kalac, Storari.
DIFENSORI: Bonera, Cafu, Favalli, Jankulovski, Nesta, Oddo, Serginho, Simic.
CENTROCAMPISTI: Ambrosini, Brocchi, Gourcuff, Kaka'', Pirlo, Seedorf.
ATTACCANTI: Gilardino, Inzaghi, Ricardo Oliveira, Ronaldo.
As we play on Wednesday... not on Tuesday, I believe Carletto will play 75% of the first 11. Maybe rest the full-backs and Kaka'.
Or not.
QUOTE (Tennie @ Apr 27 2007, 08:17 PM)
Call-ups:
PORTIERI: Dida, Kalac, Storari.
DIFENSORI: Bonera, Cafu, Favalli, Jankulovski, Nesta, Oddo, Serginho, Simic.
CENTROCAMPISTI: Ambrosini, Brocchi, Gourcuff, Kaka'', Pirlo, Seedorf.
ATTACCANTI: Gilardino, Inzaghi, Ricardo Oliveira, Ronaldo.
PORTIERI: Dida, Kalac, Storari.
DIFENSORI: Bonera, Cafu, Favalli, Jankulovski, Nesta, Oddo, Serginho, Simic.
CENTROCAMPISTI: Ambrosini, Brocchi, Gourcuff, Kaka'', Pirlo, Seedorf.
ATTACCANTI: Gilardino, Inzaghi, Ricardo Oliveira, Ronaldo.
----------- Dida
Cafu --Simic --Bonera-- Favalli
Brocchi Ambrosini Serginho
----------- Gourcuff
Oliveira----------Ronaldo
This will be enough. The win isn't too much important
please FACKING play Serginho
I'd like to see Pippo get a 15-20 minute run-out in the second half, especially if he's likely to play against Manchester. He's not exactly had a lot of games recently.
QUOTE (arivanjj @ Apr 25 2007, 11:27 AM)
Milan (probable): Storari; Cafu, Bonera, Simic, Favalli; Ambrosini, Brocchi, Gourcuff; Seedorf; Oliveira, Ronaldo[/b]
That defence makes me
but its good to see Cafu and Gourcuff play !!!!and also Thank God for R99 !!!
Gazzetta's probable line-up
Today we're playing where? Delle Alpi? Stadio Olimpico? Isn't the same stadium where Juve/Torino play?
I wouldn't mind us loosing this tie, though I predeict a win. Even if we loose, we still have a 6 point cushion from 5th place ... The key I think is to rest our players for a crucial match on Wednesday
QUOTE (Rossoneri7 @ Apr 28 2007, 01:52 PM)
I wouldn't mind us loosing this tie, though I predeict a win. Even if we loose, we still have a 6 point cushion from 5th place ... The key I think is to rest our players for a crucial match on Wednesday
Yup but the 3 points would be amazing as Lazio play Roma...
I know ... and I wouldn't say no to that
But I just want the team to be as fresh as possible to beat the sh1t out of the english ....
But I just want the team to be as fresh as possible to beat the sh1t out of the english
....
If you're a manc.. YOURE A WANK !!! Lol I said that to my Man U friend !!
Very imaginative....you should try out for the curva sud.
QUOTE (Jack Sparrow @ Apr 28 2007, 01:27 PM)
Very imaginative....you should try out for the curva sud. Lol thank you
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Serie A Preview: Torino - Milan
AC Milan make the less than one hundred miles trek westward to Torino this Saturday.
When: Saturday April 28, 18:00 (CET)
Where: Stadio Olimpico, Torino, Italy
This Saturday in Torino, two teams with very different agendas go mano a mano. On one hand, you have Torino, who find themselves dangerously close to the relegation places.
Torino, the second side in Turin (as Juventus are undoubtedly more popular), are playing their worst football of the season, and things are not looking good for them to secure safety from the drop.
They have the absolute worst attack in all of Serie A, and that will most likely not change any time soon. None of their strikers have been able to find consistency at all this season, with midfielder Alessandro Rosina being the only man in the squad with more than four goals to his name.
Really, the only thing they do have going for them is their defensive record. They are able to limit other teams’ offensive output, having not given away more than two goals since the 5-1 thrashing they received in Florence against Fiorentina in early March.
Now, on the other side of the ball, stands Milan. The Rossoneri have steadily climbed up the Serie A table since the midseason acquisition of Ronaldo, and must feel confident of having pretty much secured their status for next season’s Champions League (CL), which was their goal all along. They are six and seven points clear of Empoli and Palermo, who have both struggled in the latter part of the campaign.
The side will have a bit of a different look than what fans are used to seeing, though. With the do or die CL semifinal second leg on Wednesday against Manchester United, many of the major cogs will be rested.
CURRENT FORM
Torino (33 points, 14th place in Serie A)
Last three results
4/15 Torino 1-2 Atalanta
4/18 Siena 1-0 Torino
4/22 Empoli 0-0 Torino
Milan (56 points, 4th place in Serie A)
Last three results
4/15 Messina 1-3 Milan
4/18 Ascoli 2-5 Milan
4/21 Milan 3-1 Cagliari
TEAM NEWS
Torino have one injury concern of note, but it is a very significant one. Defender Cesare Bovo is gone for the remainder of the season with a foot problem.
Milan are without Kakha Kaladze, who is suspended, while many other players will be rested in order for them to get a maximum performance on Wednesday.
PLAYERS TO WATCH
Alessandro Rosina (Torino) – He will be fielded just behind the lone striker, which means he will be the key to Toro’s usually paltry attack.
Ronaldo (Milan) – With him being cup-tied and therefore not able to play in the CL, he is a certainty for this match. He has been on fire lately, and could get even more goals in this fixture.
POSSIBLE STARTING XI’s
Torino (4-4-1-1): Abbiati; Comotto, Brevi, Franceschini, Balestri; Lazetic, De Ascentis, Ardito, Coco; Rosina; Stellone
Milan (4-3-1-2): Kalac; Cafu, Bonera, Simic, Favalli; Gourcuff, Brocchi, Ambrosini; Seedorf; Oliveira, Ronaldo
PREDICTION
Milan will not be quite as potent as they have been, but they won’t need many goals against the worst attack in Serie A. I predict another good showing from Ronaldo, but don’t be surprised if Torino keep it close until the end.
AC Milan make the less than one hundred miles trek westward to Torino this Saturday.
When: Saturday April 28, 18:00 (CET)
Where: Stadio Olimpico, Torino, Italy
This Saturday in Torino, two teams with very different agendas go mano a mano. On one hand, you have Torino, who find themselves dangerously close to the relegation places.
Torino, the second side in Turin (as Juventus are undoubtedly more popular), are playing their worst football of the season, and things are not looking good for them to secure safety from the drop.
They have the absolute worst attack in all of Serie A, and that will most likely not change any time soon. None of their strikers have been able to find consistency at all this season, with midfielder Alessandro Rosina being the only man in the squad with more than four goals to his name.
Really, the only thing they do have going for them is their defensive record. They are able to limit other teams’ offensive output, having not given away more than two goals since the 5-1 thrashing they received in Florence against Fiorentina in early March.
Now, on the other side of the ball, stands Milan. The Rossoneri have steadily climbed up the Serie A table since the midseason acquisition of Ronaldo, and must feel confident of having pretty much secured their status for next season’s Champions League (CL), which was their goal all along. They are six and seven points clear of Empoli and Palermo, who have both struggled in the latter part of the campaign.
The side will have a bit of a different look than what fans are used to seeing, though. With the do or die CL semifinal second leg on Wednesday against Manchester United, many of the major cogs will be rested.
CURRENT FORM
Torino (33 points, 14th place in Serie A)
Last three results
4/15 Torino 1-2 Atalanta
4/18 Siena 1-0 Torino
4/22 Empoli 0-0 Torino
Milan (56 points, 4th place in Serie A)
Last three results
4/15 Messina 1-3 Milan
4/18 Ascoli 2-5 Milan
4/21 Milan 3-1 Cagliari
TEAM NEWS
Torino have one injury concern of note, but it is a very significant one. Defender Cesare Bovo is gone for the remainder of the season with a foot problem.
Milan are without Kakha Kaladze, who is suspended, while many other players will be rested in order for them to get a maximum performance on Wednesday.
PLAYERS TO WATCH
Alessandro Rosina (Torino) – He will be fielded just behind the lone striker, which means he will be the key to Toro’s usually paltry attack.
Ronaldo (Milan) – With him being cup-tied and therefore not able to play in the CL, he is a certainty for this match. He has been on fire lately, and could get even more goals in this fixture.
POSSIBLE STARTING XI’s
Torino (4-4-1-1): Abbiati; Comotto, Brevi, Franceschini, Balestri; Lazetic, De Ascentis, Ardito, Coco; Rosina; Stellone
Milan (4-3-1-2): Kalac; Cafu, Bonera, Simic, Favalli; Gourcuff, Brocchi, Ambrosini; Seedorf; Oliveira, Ronaldo
PREDICTION
Milan will not be quite as potent as they have been, but they won’t need many goals against the worst attack in Serie A. I predict another good showing from Ronaldo, but don’t be surprised if Torino keep it close until the end.
Hmmmm the guy who made this on Goal's Website looks like he really hates Torino
Well I don't think anyone cares what result happens tonight, obviously hoping 3 points and maybe a ronaldo show for ari.
Seems like united have sealed the premiership by playing pretty much full strength team. So hopefully the legs will start to feel heavy during the 2nd leg.
Ronaldo double would be nice otherwise just a victory will do. Waiting for the world cup final to start, damn rain.
C'MON AUSSIE C'MON!!
Seems like united have sealed the premiership by playing pretty much full strength team. So hopefully the legs will start to feel heavy during the 2nd leg.
Ronaldo double would be nice otherwise just a victory will do. Waiting for the world cup final to start, damn rain.
C'MON AUSSIE C'MON!!
World Cup Final???
A note on location in response to Porty's question above: the game's being played at the Olimpico in Turin (also known as the Communale). This is where Torino plays -- and where Juve are playing this year while Delle Alpe is closed/undergoing renovation.
QUOTE (Tennie @ Apr 28 2007, 04:42 PM)
A note on location in response to Porty's question above: the game's being played at the Olimpico in Turin (also known as the Communale). This is where Torino plays -- and where Juve are playing this year while Delle Alpe is closed/undergoing renovation.
Already? I thought they were still "thinking" on renovation.
I was watching some Juventus highlights and I thought "Damn, the Delle Alpi goals are not like that. And the space behind the goals is different but I thought "Maybe they changed that since they're in Serie B..."
But thanks for the explation. Now I see.
OFFICIAL LINE-UPS: TORINO-MILAN
MILAN (4-3-1-2): Dida; Cafu, Nesta, Bonera, Favalli; Ambrosini, Pirlo, Brocchi; Seedorf; Gilardino, Ronaldo.
TORINO (4-4-2): Abbiati; Comotto, O.Brevi, Franceschini, Balestri; Lazetic, De Ascentis, Ardito, Coco; Rosina, Stellone.
no Oli again
MILAN (4-3-1-2): Dida; Cafu, Nesta, Bonera, Favalli; Ambrosini, Pirlo, Brocchi; Seedorf; Gilardino, Ronaldo.
TORINO (4-4-2): Abbiati; Comotto, O.Brevi, Franceschini, Balestri; Lazetic, De Ascentis, Ardito, Coco; Rosina, Stellone.
no Oli again
Dida
Bonera
Favalli
Nesta
Cafu
Ambrosini
Seedorf
Brocchi
Pirlo
Gilardino
Ronaldo
I thought Carlo was resting players!
Oh well!!!
FORZA MILAN!!!!!!!!!
Bonera
Favalli
Nesta
Cafu
Ambrosini
Seedorf
Brocchi
Pirlo
Gilardino
Ronaldo
I thought Carlo was resting players!
Oh well!!!
FORZA MILAN!!!!!!!!!
QUOTE (arivanjj @ Apr 28 2007, 06:56 PM)
OFFICIAL LINE-UPS: TORINO-MILAN
MILAN (4-3-1-2): Dida; Cafu, Nesta, Bonera, Favalli; Ambrosini, Pirlo, Brocchi; Seedorf; Gilardino, Ronaldo.
TORINO (4-4-2): Abbiati; Comotto, O.Brevi, Franceschini, Balestri; Lazetic, De Ascentis, Ardito, Coco; Rosina, Stellone.
no Oli again
MILAN (4-3-1-2): Dida; Cafu, Nesta, Bonera, Favalli; Ambrosini, Pirlo, Brocchi; Seedorf; Gilardino, Ronaldo.
TORINO (4-4-2): Abbiati; Comotto, O.Brevi, Franceschini, Balestri; Lazetic, De Ascentis, Ardito, Coco; Rosina, Stellone.
no Oli again
Hell with Oli, we have Ronaldo
So... Inzaghi confirmed on the first 11 for Wednesday.
Forza ragazzi! Let's win in Torino!
Forza ragazzi! Let's win in Torino!
Just started Forza Milan !
QUOTE (jefri91 @ Apr 28 2007, 11:16 PM)
World Cup Final???
Cricket World Cup Final!
I think playing nesta with bonera is a smart move.
Unsure on why pirlo, seedorf and ambro are starting.
The golden boy is being rested thats the important thing.
Nesta
GOOOOOOOOOOL SEEEEEEEEEEEEDORF !!!!!!!! WHat a screamer !!!
GGGGGGGGGGGOOOOOOLLLL 0-1!!!!
GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL
WHAT A GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOAL
SEEEEEEEEEEEEDOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOORF
WHAT A GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOAL
SEEEEEEEEEEEEDOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOORF
you do not wanna give him that much space. he just has to score.
Lol nice goal, I just had to see the highlights. and also u can hear the fans singing the best song (Ale ale ale milan ale) and also does anyone know how seedorf takes his shots?? left side of his foot, instep drive?????
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