Full Version: AC Milan vs Sevilla FC
I have a feeling that Inzaghi will get the nod for striker ahed of Gila
3-0 for milan.
Will we face D.Alves?
Chelsea got Belletti when everybody thought they'd go for him...
R.Madrid, United, Inter, Barcelona and others are quiet and I doubt they'd spend some millions.
Reports in Spain saying that he was pretty fvcked up when arriving today in Spain from the NT.
Sevilla is strong without him. But with him they're magnificent.
i think all the big clubs do want him (obvious i know) but sevilla are reportedly wanting nearly £30m for him which is way to much...anyway tough game but i think a 2-1 for Milan
QUOTE (Porty @ Aug 23 2007, 11:38 PM)
Sevilla is strong without him. But with him they're magnificent.
I feared more of Ronaldo last season... but Alves vs Janku still sounds nasty! If it was up to me, Favalli would be my choice for LB with Janku at LMF!
QUOTE (dst @ Aug 24 2007, 11:12 AM)
I feared more of Ronaldo last season... but Alves vs Janku still sounds nasty! If it was up to me, Favalli would be my choice for LB with Janku at LMF!
Yeah .. But the squad has yet to be decided, so ... Who knows ..
But I don't understand why so much importance is being put on Alves ?!
I mean, sure Janku is a joke of a defender, but it is Sevilla who should be worrying about Kaka' and Inzaghi 
IMO, we wont have much problem in containing Alves ... He will be quite for the most part of the game
Maybe WE should sign him?!...
QUOTE (zdrossoneri @ Aug 24 2007, 03:12 AM)
Maybe WE should sign him?!...
Yeah, if they are willing to let him go for under 5 million...
QUOTE (pKillerMax @ Aug 24 2007, 01:30 PM)
Yeah, if they are willing to let him go for under 5 million...
Oh I forgot we basically don't spend big money even on worthy players, my mistake.
QUOTE (zdrossoneri @ Aug 24 2007, 12:07 PM)
Oh I forgot we basically don't spend big money even on worthy players, my mistake.
Just what makes him worthy of the rossoneri shirt ?
We're still talking about spanish "defense"
I might be wrong , but hey , if he joins something like chelsea ...
QUOTE (Rossoneri7 @ Aug 24 2007, 09:38 AM)
Yeah .. But the squad has yet to be decided, so ... Who knows ..
But I don't understand why so much importance is being put on Alves ?! I mean, sure Janku is a joke of a defender, but it is Sevilla who should be worrying about Kaka' and Inzaghi
IMO, we wont have much problem in containing Alves ... He will be quite for the most part of the game
But I don't understand why so much importance is being put on Alves ?!
I mean, sure Janku is a joke of a defender, but it is Sevilla who should be worrying about Kaka' and Inzaghi IMO, we wont have much problem in containing Alves ... He will be quite for the most part of the game
QUOTE (Nova @ Aug 24 2007, 02:44 PM)
Just what makes him worthy of the rossoneri shirt ?
We're still talking about spanish "defense"
I might be wrong , but hey , if he joins something like chelsea ...
We're still talking about spanish "defense"
I might be wrong , but hey , if he joins something like chelsea ...
No, really... what's on your mind?!
Dani Alves is one of the greatest RB/RWs in the world. you really think he's not good enough to be a Rossonero?! I'd never doubt in benching Oddo for Alves. because he is great in both attack and defense... well, Oddo 'may' be the better player in defense, but nothing compared to Alves in attack.
QUOTE (zdrossoneri @ Aug 24 2007, 12:30 PM)
No, really... what's on your mind?! Dani Alves is one of the greatest RB/RWs in the world. you really think he's not good enough to be a Rossonero?!
I'd never doubt in benching Oddo for Alves. because he is great in both attack and defense... well, Oddo 'may' be the better player in defense, but nothing compared to Alves in attack.
Dani Alves is one of the greatest RB/RWs in the world. you really think he's not good enough to be a Rossonero?! I'd never doubt in benching Oddo for Alves. because he is great in both attack and defense... well, Oddo 'may' be the better player in defense, but nothing compared to Alves in attack.
we're still talking about spain buddy.
Even i could wals past their defenders
And a defender's job is to defend Whats the point buying a defender for his attacking skills.
No , i wouldnt trade him for Oddo , hell no.
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Alves Furious About Sevilla Rejection
Daniel Alves has revealed his dismay that Sevilla rejected Chelsea's offer to sign and feels let down by president José MarÃa Del Nido.
The Brazilian full-back has the subject of transfer speculation all summer and was expected to complete a big-money move to the Blues.
After having a €36m bid rejected, Chelsea have now bought Juliano Belletti from Barça and Alves has been left fuming that Sevilla scuppered his chance of a move.
"It is the opportunity of a lifetime and I want to leave," he said. "I am not going to let this chance pass.
"I am disappointed by the way I have been treated. In the four-and-a-half year that I have been here I have given everything and I wanted more respect.
"We had an agreement that if an offer came in that was above the asking price or a huge amount that they would properly think about.
"An offer of €36m is a lot and yet the club refused it.
"I feel disappointed the offer of €36m was accepted at first and then later on it was turned down. I thought that it would be accepted on Monday, but it was not."
Despite his anger, Alves made it clear that he only has issues with one person at Sevilla and holds no resentment towards the club.
"I do not want to talk badly of the club, because this is a matter between myself and the president," he continued.
"The fans understand what is going on because nobody in their right mind would accept an offer that would see their salary doubled."
Alves is now inline to be part of Sevilla's squad for the opening game of the season against Getafe, but did pick up a knock playing for Brazil against Norway in midweek.
"I have trained with the squad, but not like normal," he added. "I still have a bit of bother."
http://www.goal.com/en/Articolo.aspx?ContenutoId=392696
Daniel Alves has revealed his dismay that Sevilla rejected Chelsea's offer to sign and feels let down by president José MarÃa Del Nido.
The Brazilian full-back has the subject of transfer speculation all summer and was expected to complete a big-money move to the Blues.
After having a €36m bid rejected, Chelsea have now bought Juliano Belletti from Barça and Alves has been left fuming that Sevilla scuppered his chance of a move.
"It is the opportunity of a lifetime and I want to leave," he said. "I am not going to let this chance pass.
"I am disappointed by the way I have been treated. In the four-and-a-half year that I have been here I have given everything and I wanted more respect.
"We had an agreement that if an offer came in that was above the asking price or a huge amount that they would properly think about.
"An offer of €36m is a lot and yet the club refused it.
"I feel disappointed the offer of €36m was accepted at first and then later on it was turned down. I thought that it would be accepted on Monday, but it was not."
Despite his anger, Alves made it clear that he only has issues with one person at Sevilla and holds no resentment towards the club.
"I do not want to talk badly of the club, because this is a matter between myself and the president," he continued.
"The fans understand what is going on because nobody in their right mind would accept an offer that would see their salary doubled."
Alves is now inline to be part of Sevilla's squad for the opening game of the season against Getafe, but did pick up a knock playing for Brazil against Norway in midweek.
"I have trained with the squad, but not like normal," he added. "I still have a bit of bother."
http://www.goal.com/en/Articolo.aspx?ContenutoId=392696
It seems that he won't play.
QUOTE (Rossoneri7 @ Aug 24 2007, 11:38 AM)
But I don't understand why so much importance is being put on Alves ?!
Because for most people, Dani Alves is by far the best RB in the world!
QUOTE (Porty @ Aug 24 2007, 03:46 PM)
It seems that he won't play.
Seems like it's not that serious. Probably will miss the league game but'll be ready for the Super Cup (if Madrid won't buy him before
).QUOTE (dst @ Aug 24 2007, 04:38 PM)
Because for most people, Dani Alves is by far the best RB in the world!
He's. The guy is pretty flexible too. He can also play as a center midfielder and as right midfielder, of course.
One thing is clear: Dani Alves is hugely disappointed and pissed off about the situation. he wants to leave Sevilla but they haven't let him go yet, not even for 36 million euro. if he play against Milan, I'm sure he will not give his best, there's no chance for Sevilla to get from Alves as much good performance as they used to.
I even hope that Dani do us a favor and sore an own goal!...
I even hope that Dani do us a favor and sore an own goal!...
QUOTE (mishale @ Aug 24 2007, 02:43 PM)
Seems like it's not that serious. Probably will miss the league game but'll be ready for the Super Cup (if Madrid won't buy him before ).
).Will he play on the 31 with only some hours left in the market? Hum... I doubt.
Chelsea, Madrid, Barcelona, United or Liverpool should open their pockets.
QUOTE (Porty @ Aug 24 2007, 05:09 PM)
Will he play on the 31 with only some hours left in the market? Hum... I doubt.
Chelsea, Madrid, Barcelona, United or Liverpool should open their pockets.
Chelsea, Madrid, Barcelona, United or Liverpool should open their pockets.
What about this: Alves to Barca and Zambrotta to Milan. A win-win situation.
QUOTE (mishale @ Aug 24 2007, 05:47 PM)
What about this: Alves to Barca and Zambrotta to Milan. A win-win situation.
That'd be fvcking great! I want Zambro
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Sevilla's six appeal
Winning trophies has become a habit for Sevilla FC. Prior to their UEFA Cup triumph in 2006 they had not collected a significant piece of silverware since lifting the Copa del Rey in 1948. Their 4-0 victory against Middlesbrough FC in Eindhoven brought that barren run to an end. Ever since, Sevilla's greatest concern has been finding space in the trophy cabinet to house an ever-expanding collection.
Sustained success
The past 15 months represent a period of sustained success the like of which the Andalusian side have never known. Sevilla have won the UEFA Cup twice, the Copa del Rey and the Spanish Super Cup since Juande Ramos took charge two summers ago. Now a fourth European trophy beckons as Sevilla defend the UEFA Super Cup against AC Milan on Friday. Having comprehensively beaten the 2006 European champions FC Barcelona 3-0 to win the competition last year, Sevilla return to the Stade Louis II in Monaco with every confidence they can do it again. "I think we're turning Sevilla into one of the great European clubs," midfielder Antonio Puerta told uefa.com. "We have a great team and Milan will have to respect us in the same way we respect them."
'Proud'
Milan will provide another indication of how far Seville have come in a short period. Judging by recent cup performances Sevilla have nothing to fear. Their thrilling 6-3 aggregate success against Real Madrid CF in the Spanish Super Cup last week was their fifth successive final victory. Of all those matches, RCD Espanyol pushed Sevilla furthest in May, taking the game to penalties after a 2-2 draw at Hampden Park before Puerta fired in the winning spot-kick. The 22-year-old only forced his way into the side on a regular basis for the first time last season after coming up through the ranks of his hometown club. "I never dreamed I would experience what is happening at the moment," he said. "I dreamed of playing for Sevilla but I never imagined I could win five titles in 15 months with the club. I'm proud to be from Sevilla."
Challenge
Goals from Renato, Frédéric Kanouté and Enzo Maresca defeated Barcelona in the UEFA Super Cup last season, and Renato and Kanouté were back on the scoresheet at the Santiago Bernabéu last week as Sevilla's excellent early season form continued. That followed a 2-0 win against AEK Athens FC in the third qualifying round of the UEFA Champions League that has put Sevilla on course for a place in the group stage for the first time. Rumours may be swirling concerning the futures of Juande Ramos and Daniel Alves, but the uncertainty has not affected performances as the Spanish season approaches. New signings Aquivaldo Mosquera, Tom de Mul, Khalid Boulahrouz and Seydou Keita are adapting well and Sevilla look well placed to challenge on both European and domestic fronts again.
Inzaghi goals
Milan too have been in good form and veteran striker Filippo Inzaghi is back among the goals in pre-season following his two-goal, match-winning display against Liverpool FC in the UEFA Champions League final in May. There may not be as much at stake on Friday as there was in Athens, but Inzaghi insists it is a game Milan will not want to lose. "Seville are undoubtedly a very good side [and] are playing extremely well," Inzaghi told uefa.com. "But we really want to start the season well and bring this cup home. It's a very prestigious trophy and we want to win it. I hope we play as well as Milan always do on the big occasions."
Experience
Milan are the only side to have won the UEFA Super Cup in successive years – 1989 and 1990 – and they will be looking to claim the trophy for a record fifth time, and the first since defeating FC Porto in 2003. The Rossoneri have featured in the competition seven times in all, another record, and Puerta believes the pressure will be on them to deliver again. "No one expected us to win five finals in so little time," he said. "We're growing little by little so to lose this match wouldn't be a disaster. We're here to enjoy it and if we get things right we'll have a chance. Milan are a big club and they are in a final they are almost obliged to win."
'Great form'
Success has come quickly for the 22-year-old whose emergence has coincided with the club's golden period. Whatever the result, Puerta is determined to enjoy it while he can. "We know we're not going to win five titles every year, but we want to make the most of our great form and try to extend our good run," he said. Beat the European champions for a second year in a row and despite their recent success, Sevilla fans might be forgiven for thinking the best is yet to come.
©uefa.com
Winning trophies has become a habit for Sevilla FC. Prior to their UEFA Cup triumph in 2006 they had not collected a significant piece of silverware since lifting the Copa del Rey in 1948. Their 4-0 victory against Middlesbrough FC in Eindhoven brought that barren run to an end. Ever since, Sevilla's greatest concern has been finding space in the trophy cabinet to house an ever-expanding collection.
Sustained success
The past 15 months represent a period of sustained success the like of which the Andalusian side have never known. Sevilla have won the UEFA Cup twice, the Copa del Rey and the Spanish Super Cup since Juande Ramos took charge two summers ago. Now a fourth European trophy beckons as Sevilla defend the UEFA Super Cup against AC Milan on Friday. Having comprehensively beaten the 2006 European champions FC Barcelona 3-0 to win the competition last year, Sevilla return to the Stade Louis II in Monaco with every confidence they can do it again. "I think we're turning Sevilla into one of the great European clubs," midfielder Antonio Puerta told uefa.com. "We have a great team and Milan will have to respect us in the same way we respect them."
'Proud'
Milan will provide another indication of how far Seville have come in a short period. Judging by recent cup performances Sevilla have nothing to fear. Their thrilling 6-3 aggregate success against Real Madrid CF in the Spanish Super Cup last week was their fifth successive final victory. Of all those matches, RCD Espanyol pushed Sevilla furthest in May, taking the game to penalties after a 2-2 draw at Hampden Park before Puerta fired in the winning spot-kick. The 22-year-old only forced his way into the side on a regular basis for the first time last season after coming up through the ranks of his hometown club. "I never dreamed I would experience what is happening at the moment," he said. "I dreamed of playing for Sevilla but I never imagined I could win five titles in 15 months with the club. I'm proud to be from Sevilla."
Challenge
Goals from Renato, Frédéric Kanouté and Enzo Maresca defeated Barcelona in the UEFA Super Cup last season, and Renato and Kanouté were back on the scoresheet at the Santiago Bernabéu last week as Sevilla's excellent early season form continued. That followed a 2-0 win against AEK Athens FC in the third qualifying round of the UEFA Champions League that has put Sevilla on course for a place in the group stage for the first time. Rumours may be swirling concerning the futures of Juande Ramos and Daniel Alves, but the uncertainty has not affected performances as the Spanish season approaches. New signings Aquivaldo Mosquera, Tom de Mul, Khalid Boulahrouz and Seydou Keita are adapting well and Sevilla look well placed to challenge on both European and domestic fronts again.
Inzaghi goals
Milan too have been in good form and veteran striker Filippo Inzaghi is back among the goals in pre-season following his two-goal, match-winning display against Liverpool FC in the UEFA Champions League final in May. There may not be as much at stake on Friday as there was in Athens, but Inzaghi insists it is a game Milan will not want to lose. "Seville are undoubtedly a very good side [and] are playing extremely well," Inzaghi told uefa.com. "But we really want to start the season well and bring this cup home. It's a very prestigious trophy and we want to win it. I hope we play as well as Milan always do on the big occasions."
Experience
Milan are the only side to have won the UEFA Super Cup in successive years – 1989 and 1990 – and they will be looking to claim the trophy for a record fifth time, and the first since defeating FC Porto in 2003. The Rossoneri have featured in the competition seven times in all, another record, and Puerta believes the pressure will be on them to deliver again. "No one expected us to win five finals in so little time," he said. "We're growing little by little so to lose this match wouldn't be a disaster. We're here to enjoy it and if we get things right we'll have a chance. Milan are a big club and they are in a final they are almost obliged to win."
'Great form'
Success has come quickly for the 22-year-old whose emergence has coincided with the club's golden period. Whatever the result, Puerta is determined to enjoy it while he can. "We know we're not going to win five titles every year, but we want to make the most of our great form and try to extend our good run," he said. Beat the European champions for a second year in a row and despite their recent success, Sevilla fans might be forgiven for thinking the best is yet to come.
©uefa.com
QUOTE (mishale @ Aug 24 2007, 10:17 AM)
What about this: Alves to Barca and Zambrotta to Milan. A win-win situation.
Works for me!
QUOTE (mishale @ Aug 24 2007, 02:17 PM)
What about this: Alves to Barca and Zambrotta to Milan. A win-win situation.
Except when we meet in the Champions League. They'd kill us.
QUOTE (kurtsimonw @ Aug 24 2007, 08:55 PM)
Except when we meet in the Champions League. They'd kill us.
Not if we'd kill them first
QUOTE (mishale @ Aug 24 2007, 07:35 PM)
Not if we'd kill them first
haha , great line
QUOTE (mishale @ Aug 24 2007, 04:43 PM)
He's. The guy is pretty flexible too. He can also play as a center midfielder and as right midfielder, of course.
AND as a DMF! !! !
QUOTE (mishale @ Aug 24 2007, 05:17 PM)
What about this: Alves to Barca and Zambrotta to Milan. A win-win situation.
Damn you! You know it won't happen, tease!! 
QUOTE (mishale @ Aug 24 2007, 03:17 PM)
What about this: Alves to Barca and Zambrotta to Milan. A win-win situation.
It's possible.
But let's face it: Barcelona don't need ofensive fullbacks playing the 4-3-3 or even with the 'fantastic 4' - that's why they've Abidal and Zambrotta for this season.
QUOTE (kurtsimonw @ Aug 24 2007, 08:55 PM)
Except when we meet in the Champions League. They'd kill us.
Ha-ah !! They wont stand a chance ... U just bring them to the San Siro, and leave the rest to Gattuso
Fantastic 4 .. WHO ?!
QUOTE (Rossoneri7 @ Aug 25 2007, 01:18 AM)
Ha-ah !! They wont stand a chance ... U just bring them to the San Siro, and leave the rest to Gattuso Fantastic 4 .. WHO ?!
Fantastic 4 .. WHO ?! NICE POST
QUOTE (Rossoneri7 @ Aug 24 2007, 09:48 PM)
Ha-ah !! They wont stand a chance ... U just bring them to the San Siro, and leave the rest to Gattuso  Fantastic 4 .. WHO ?!
 Fantastic 4 .. WHO ?! 
Jessica Alba is in the Fantastic 4. How dare you disrespect her in such a way!
QUOTE (kurtsimonw @ Aug 25 2007, 06:30 AM)
Jessica Alba is in the Fantastic 4. How dare you disrespect her in such a way!
I only have eyes for Liv Taylor
QUOTE (Rossoneri7 @ Aug 25 2007, 04:32 AM)
I only have eyes for Liv Taylor
Oh my god... We totally have the same taste in women! Liv Tyler looks absolutely heavenly.
QUOTE (pKillerMax @ Aug 25 2007, 04:47 PM)
Liv Tyler looks absolutely heavenly.
Just like her father
(If Steven's her father after all! )
QUOTE (pKillerMax @ Aug 25 2007, 04:17 PM)
Oh my god... We totally have the same taste in women! Liv Tyler looks absolutely heavenly.
She's the taste of all man
QUOTE (zdrossoneri @ Aug 25 2007, 01:46 PM)
Just like her father (If Steven's her father after all! )
(If Steven's her father after all! )You're a girl!?
QUOTE (kurtsimonw @ Aug 25 2007, 08:57 AM)
You're a girl!?
I really hope so...
QUOTE (kurtsimonw @ Aug 25 2007, 06:27 PM)
You're a girl!?
QUOTE (pKillerMax @ Aug 25 2007, 06:29 PM)
I really hope so...
You two really believed that I think Steven Tyler looks heavenly?!...
Beauty and the beast!
I sometimes wonder how can she be Steven's daughter...
TBH I don't find Liv Tyler that good.
QUOTE (Porty @ Aug 25 2007, 10:10 AM)
TBH I don't find Liv Tyler that good.
Yeah, you like redhair\ blond with big fake boobs.
Sorry zdr, I really didn't know you were being sarcastic!
Liv is nice, not one of my favourites though!
QUOTE (kurtsimonw @ Aug 25 2007, 07:58 PM)
Sorry zdr, I really didn't know you were being sarcastic!
Liv is nice, not one of my favourites though!
I have other options too. for instance if I had to choose between Liv Tyler and Monica Bellucci, I'd pick Monica! Basically Brazilian, Italian and French girls/women are my taste
OK, back to Milan-Sevilla!
QUOTE (zdrossoneri @ Aug 25 2007, 05:55 PM)
I have other options too. for instance if I had to choose between Liv Tyler and Monica Bellucci, I'd pick Monica! OK, back to Milan-Sevilla!
Well, those options are really in everyone favor. Its like choosing between Ronaldo and Romario, or something like that. 80% of us will agree on Monica and Liv. Still, I prefer some other, more personal choices,..
Why did noone (sorry if I`m wrong..
) suggested Kanoute as a possible transfer for us? I mean, we reached the bottom with suggestions like Santa Cruz, Makaay or my pathetic Cisse option..The problem with him is that he is 29 (..old?..young?), and had some amazeing moments at Sevilla, so his value could be hyped. And he never hinted any chance of leaving Svilla.
For the game,..we can win, hopefully. My prediction: 2-1 for us (Yohann & Pippo goals)
AC MILAN, Ancelotti:"Emerson and Ronaldo will play against Sevilla"
Posted 26.08 15.39 by Fabrizio Franceschi - read 14
Source: Sky
"I am happy about our today's match and I assure you that both Emerson and Ronaldo will be available for the European Supercup against Fc Sevilla on friday. I will not suprised to see Kakà Italian league topscorer at the end of this season." said Ancelotti during an interview with Skysport.
Posted 26.08 15.39 by Fabrizio Franceschi - read 14
Source: Sky
"I am happy about our today's match and I assure you that both Emerson and Ronaldo will be available for the European Supercup against Fc Sevilla on friday. I will not suprised to see Kakà Italian league topscorer at the end of this season." said Ancelotti during an interview with Skysport.
This is good news! Ricky tops scorer in Serie A, that would be something!! 
Sevilla have a mid-week match for the 3rd pre CL.
this match is going to be on the Fox Soccer Channel!!
Somehow I think I'm not going to watch it.
Friday night... always hard for me.
Friday night... always hard for me.
QUOTE (Porty @ Aug 26 2007, 08:48 PM)
Somehow I think I'm not going to watch it.
Friday night... always hard for me.
Friday night... always hard for me.
Guys night out, huh
^^^
Yup, Friday nite for Porty is b!tch-slap nite.
By the way I saw Sevilla in their match against Getafe. I think we might have just enough quality to beat them if we play our usual 'bella Milan calcio'.
But I'll tell you what though, if we play these guys with the same game plan we played against Liverpool, I don't think they stand a chance. They need a free flowing game to score, any cynicism from their opponents and they're stuck.
Yup, Friday nite for Porty is b!tch-slap nite.
By the way I saw Sevilla in their match against Getafe. I think we might have just enough quality to beat them if we play our usual 'bella Milan calcio'.
But I'll tell you what though, if we play these guys with the same game plan we played against Liverpool, I don't think they stand a chance. They need a free flowing game to score, any cynicism from their opponents and they're stuck.
QUOTE (Rossoneri7 @ Aug 27 2007, 12:06 AM)
Guys night out, huh
Friday is considered a holy day in the porn industry!
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