Full Version: Marco Storari
For the microphones of TMW, Claudio Vigorelli agent Marco Storari, goalkeeper of Milan, has analyzed the situation of his client: "Mark is doing very well in this precampionato. If the owner will play a selection of Leonardo, but I can say that the fruits that are seeing right now are about the work that the boy has done well by himself. It is not easy to restart after a year that has been virtually stopped in Florence, but I have always believed in him and in its potential.
These statements made by Marco Storari in the microphones exclusive Milan Channel:
After all the negative results of the last friendly against Benfica have not won but we brought home a good draw, after a week of heavy work which we needed.
What matters now is to continue to work, then find the condition when there will be no more of those problems that were highlighted in the tour in the United States. '.
Already last week we worked very well, we have another front that will allow us to adjust more things'.
''I am glad that Nesta has recovered and is growing, but I think Thiago Silva has done very well in this period: I think two notes are both positive for Milan'.
''How dell'amichevole annulment against Real Madrid, so better for us, because we can work better and focus in preparation for the derby'.
After all the negative results of the last friendly against Benfica have not won but we brought home a good draw, after a week of heavy work which we needed.
What matters now is to continue to work, then find the condition when there will be no more of those problems that were highlighted in the tour in the United States. '.
Already last week we worked very well, we have another front that will allow us to adjust more things'.
''I am glad that Nesta has recovered and is growing, but I think Thiago Silva has done very well in this period: I think two notes are both positive for Milan'.
''How dell'amichevole annulment against Real Madrid, so better for us, because we can work better and focus in preparation for the derby'.
La Gazzetta dello Sport: "I'm really glad the way things are. I was convinced to leave Milan soon after the tour, I had had some contact with Parma and Livorno, but then the company has decided to keep me and I am very happy. It 'a great opportunity and a risk:
My contract expires in 2010 and then the rest here and play becomes more difficult to find an engagement for next year . But I am very motivated to do well and I want to thank Galliani and Leonardo esteem and confidence. The strange thing is that expire in 2010 also contracts for Dida and Kalac: I have the advantage of being younger. "
My contract expires in 2010 and then the rest here and play becomes more difficult to find an engagement for next year . But I am very motivated to do well and I want to thank Galliani and Leonardo esteem and confidence. The strange thing is that expire in 2010 also contracts for Dida and Kalac: I have the advantage of being younger. "
This guy is impressing me. He made a couple of absolutely fantastic saves today.
Too early to say he's a long term solution, but he's done himself no harm with his recent work.
Too early to say he's a long term solution, but he's done himself no harm with his recent work.
He's capable of some absolutely spectacular saves -- he's got his Kalac moments from tiem to time, though -- and he's looked rather good so far this year. Sure saved Milan today at the end of the game.
Question is, if he keeps up this form is Abbiati going to slip back into the #1 spot or will Storari keep his place for as long as his current form keeps up? He looks pretty determined to say the least, I don't think he'll give up his spot very easily
And that is better for us, don't you think 
QUOTE (Tennie @ Sep 20 2009, 12:12 PM) 
He's capable of some absolutely spectacular saves -- he's got his Kalac moments from tiem to time, though -- and he's looked rather good so far this year. Sure saved Milan today at the end of the game.
Agreed!
QUOTE (han2503 @ Sep 20 2009, 04:52 PM)
Question is, if he keeps up this form is Abbiati going to slip back into the #1 spot or will Storari keep his place for as long as his current form keeps up? He looks pretty determined to say the least, I don't think he'll give up his spot very easily
+1
QUOTE (Protagonist @ Sep 20 2009, 04:56 PM)
And that is better for us, don't you think
Definitely!!
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While AC Milan's forwards may not have been earning their pay packets this season, Marco Storari has been putting in some fine performances in goal for the Rossoneri.
The 32-year-old is out of contract next summer, and Milannews.it reports that the Milan hierarchy are now making a move to remedy the situation.
While Storari is currently on an annual salary of €500,000, his proposed new deal would see him double that to €1m-per-season.
Storari's performances have certainly kept the Diavoli in a number of matches this season, such as last Sunday's goalless draw with Bari.
The former Messina keeper will be expecting to be put through his paces in Milan's next fixture against FC Zurich in the Champions League on Wednesday evening.
goal.com
The 32-year-old is out of contract next summer, and Milannews.it reports that the Milan hierarchy are now making a move to remedy the situation.
While Storari is currently on an annual salary of €500,000, his proposed new deal would see him double that to €1m-per-season.
Storari's performances have certainly kept the Diavoli in a number of matches this season, such as last Sunday's goalless draw with Bari.
The former Messina keeper will be expecting to be put through his paces in Milan's next fixture against FC Zurich in the Champions League on Wednesday evening.
goal.com
his contract was finished in june. It seems he got a year extra and a much deserved bonus.
furthermore, he would be the only keeper for next year we got so far as the other 3 are done in june.
He's the one Milan player to excel this season. Well deserved renewal + raise.
QUOTE (Tennie @ Sep 29 2009, 09:02 PM)
He's the one Milan player to excel this season. Well deserved renewal + raise.
+1
We'd probably be even worse off than we already are without him so far, but he remains an average GK who happens to be playing well this season, just like Kalac circa 2008 (he also received an extension for his strong play to close out that season, and we know what happened after that).
This is the guy who also let in four against Inert not too long ago.
This is the guy who also let in four against Inert not too long ago.
QUOTE (MizNelson @ Sep 29 2009, 04:24 PM)
We'd probably be even worse off than we already are without him so far, but he remains an average GK who happens to be playing well this season, just like Kalac circa 2008 (he also received an extension for his strong play to close out that season, and we know what happened after that).
This is the guy who also let in four against Inert not too long ago.
This is the guy who also let in four against Inert not too long ago.
i think we are all grown up enough to admit that game wasn't on the keeper.....
maybe because Storari isn't spelled D-I-D-A you are being fogged by facts
as a die hard dida fan, i honestly don't believe his wages are warranted, but i do hope he can succeed elsewhere, so long as he doesn't drain us for alot longer...
QUOTE (MizNelson @ Sep 29 2009, 03:24 PM)
This is the guy who also let in four against Inert not too long ago.
It could easily have been 6-0 or 7-0 if not for some big saves of his.
QUOTE (servbot @ Sep 29 2009, 10:52 PM)
It could easily have been 6-0 or 7-0 if not for some big saves of his.
+1
miz, i'm sure nobody really hates dida, he got his applause in his glory days, we just wanna praise storari cos lately he's proved worthy of the milan shirt.
we're happy when our good performers earn good money
we're a lil' dissapointed at ronnie& co who play badly and still earn good money
guess we're angry at the ones who earn good money& don't even get to play at all& dida just happens to top that list
QUOTE (ganney @ Sep 29 2009, 06:27 PM)
miz, i'm sure nobody really hates dida, he got his applause in his glory days, we just wanna praise storari cos lately he's proved worthy of the milan shirt.
we're happy when our good performers earn good money
we're a lil' dissapointed at ronnie& co who play badly and still earn good money
guess we're angry at the ones who earn good money& don't even get to play at all& dida just happens to be that list
we're happy when our good performers earn good money
we're a lil' dissapointed at ronnie& co who play badly and still earn good money
guess we're angry at the ones who earn good money& don't even get to play at all& dida just happens to be that list
i'm bad
QUOTE (il_diavolo_mtl @ Sep 29 2009, 11:31 PM)
i'm bad 
what do the mods feel about post piracy
Post piracy is Jack's department. he's the resident pirate! 
I mostly pirate/hijack entire threads. That's my specialty. Feel free to pirate posts though. Anyone gives you a problem lemme know.
That's the only reason we keep him here instead of banning him.
^^^
What are we supposed to do?
After all that we've been through,
When everything that felt so right is wrong...
Now that the Loooove is gonneeee!
What are we supposed to do?
After all that we've been through,
When everything that felt so right is wrong...
Now that the Loooove is gonneeee!
i actually don't blame dida in this scenario, he's just a lucky guy getting paid..... ... .....this thread is mostly in anger towards the management who had valued him wrongly& continue to do everything wrong(giving fat contracts to the wrong people&cancelling the wrong ones too, won't buy players)
dida gave his best over the years, he should have left sooner.... or be noble&take a pay cut like rino did.
miz also is over-doing it by calling storari only an average GK(we don't care if our GK is average or world class, we just want him to stop shots)
Wanted to praise Storari some more - he really deserves it. He's looking a very, very promising goalkeeper and time will tell how good he can become, but he's making multiple excellent saves in each game.
Pity about most of the rest of the team but hey.
Pity about most of the rest of the team but hey.
QUOTE (Jack Sparrow @ Sep 30 2009, 01:14 AM)
^^^
What are we supposed to do?
After all that we've been through,
When everything that felt so right is wrong...
Now that the Loooove is gonneeee!
What are we supposed to do?
After all that we've been through,
When everything that felt so right is wrong...
Now that the Loooove is gonneeee!
YESSS QUOTE (Danny @ Oct 4 2009, 02:11 PM)
Wanted to praise Storari some more - he really deserves it. He's looking a very, very promising goalkeeper and time will tell how good he can become, but he's making multiple excellent saves in each game.
Pity about most of the rest of the team but hey.
Pity about most of the rest of the team but hey.
i don't think time is on the side of the 32 year old Storari but yeah he has been great
QUOTE (il_diavolo_mtl @ Oct 4 2009, 12:46 PM)
YESSS i don't think time is on the side of the 32 year old Storari but yeah he has been great
Yeah unfortunately hes in his prime, I don't think he'll get much better than this.
Seemed pretty quiet today; didn't hear him mentioned once on R&B.
QUOTE (MizNelson @ Oct 4 2009, 12:52 PM)
Seemed pretty quiet today; didn't hear him mentioned once on R&B.
THIS
IS
MILAN FAN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You're priceless.
A.C. MILAN COMUNICATO UFFICIALE
07/10/2009
L'A.C. Milan comunica di aver polungato il contratto del calciatore Marco Storari fino al 30 Giugno 2012.
07/10/2009
L'A.C. Milan comunica di aver polungato il contratto del calciatore Marco Storari fino al 30 Giugno 2012.
WHAT? What is he going to do in an expedition to Tibet until 2012?? 
Could be. Or maybe his contract has been extended til 2012.
Or maybe his contract has been extended til 2012.
He's impressed me this season, but I'm not convinced he's a long term (i.e. until 2012) solution. Hopefully he'll prove me wrong.
why do we hate young keepers? i'm all for signing him to an incentive-based contract but now we will have a 35 yo between the pipes :mad: Btw we must have a great GK coach, abbiati and storari came here average and became saviors
Imo Storari is another Kalac, he's mostly average but capabale of making miraculous saves but also the biggest blunders.
He's having a miracle couple of months like Kalac had 2 seasons ago, but I can't see it lasting.
But atleast we know that we'll actually have a keeper next season since all of the other keepers will be out of contract at the end of this one
He's having a miracle couple of months like Kalac had 2 seasons ago, but I can't see it lasting.
But atleast we know that we'll actually have a keeper next season since all of the other keepers will be out of contract at the end of this one
I think he's nothing like Kalac. Storari can at best produce a 7 and he will do just that 9 times out of 10 without any blunders. Kalac is a 6 at best, falls easily to 4 and will make some very costly blunders from time to time.
QUOTE (dst @ Oct 8 2009, 12:14 PM)
I think he's nothing like Kalac. Storari can at best produce a 7 and he will do just that 9 times out of 10 without any blunders. Kalac is a 6 at best, falls easily to 4 and will make some very costly blunders from time to time.
Is he better then Kalac? I don't know he's only played a handfull of times for us and atm he's going through a good period of form. Should he lose his form I'm not sure what we'll see out of him but I remember his days at Catania where he either had wonder games (like the one against us where it was practicall him against Kaka) or he'll have a horror show of a game and be the main reason why the game is lost
QUOTE (han2503 @ Oct 8 2009, 07:25 AM)
Is he better then Kalac? I don't know he's only played a handfull of times for us and atm he's going through a good period of form. Should he lose his form I'm not sure what we'll see out of him but I remember his days at Catania where he either had wonder games (like the one against us where it was practicall him against Kaka) or he'll have a horror show of a game and be the main reason why the game is lost
which is better the one playing for Milan or the one playing for some 3rd division greek team....
QUOTE (il_diavolo_mtl @ Oct 8 2009, 02:28 PM)
which is better the one playing for Milan or the one playing for some 3rd division greek team....
At this point with the way things are going at Milan I wouldn't know how to answer that for you tbh
Storari is one of the very few bright spots but some are even finding ammo to slag him off with. It's hardly plain sailing at the Meazza but come on, some credit where it is actually due!
Better to extend the contract of a 32-year-old previously-mediocre GK on the basis of a few good games than to actually look for a new one, I'd say. (That's because it's a hell of a lot cheaper.)
So far, Storari is no different than Kalac was for us briefly in '08.
So far, Storari is no different than Kalac was for us briefly in '08.
MIZMARCO!!!!!!!!!!!!!! OR MIZSTORARI!!!
QUOTE (Bluesummers @ Oct 8 2009, 11:30 PM)
MIZMARCO!!!!!!!!!!!!!! OR MIZSTORARI!!!
HA! No, not quite. Though, "MizMarco" does have a bit of a ring to it.
storari- super goalkeeper??? yet to be seen.... time will tell, for now he's just a decent goalie who's earned a decent contract... i'm very ok with that& i'll love for him to keep the good performances coming
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Milan lose Storari for a month
Tuesday 20 October, 2009
Milan will be without goalkeeper Marco Storari for a month due to a thigh injury, so Nelson Dida takes over the gloves.
The Italian pulled out of Sunday night’s 2-1 win over Roma after sustaining a problem in training and the test results are now back.
“Storari tore the tendon in his left thigh muscle and the recovery time is expected to be 30 days,” read a statement on the club website.
He had been the fourth choice during the summer, but with Christian Abbiati injured and poor friendly performances from Dida and Zeljko Kalac, Leonardo reshuffled his priorities.
Dida (pictured) had not made a single appearance in official games this season before he played in the 2-1 victory against Roma.
He will make his Champions League comeback against Real Madrid tomorrow evening.
The goalkeeper on the bench will be 19-year-old Antonio Donnarumma, one of three youth academy members in the squad travelling to Madrid.
Oguchi Onyewu, Gennaro Gattuso and David Di Gennaro are also absent.
Tuesday 20 October, 2009
Milan will be without goalkeeper Marco Storari for a month due to a thigh injury, so Nelson Dida takes over the gloves.
The Italian pulled out of Sunday night’s 2-1 win over Roma after sustaining a problem in training and the test results are now back.
“Storari tore the tendon in his left thigh muscle and the recovery time is expected to be 30 days,” read a statement on the club website.
He had been the fourth choice during the summer, but with Christian Abbiati injured and poor friendly performances from Dida and Zeljko Kalac, Leonardo reshuffled his priorities.
Dida (pictured) had not made a single appearance in official games this season before he played in the 2-1 victory against Roma.
He will make his Champions League comeback against Real Madrid tomorrow evening.
The goalkeeper on the bench will be 19-year-old Antonio Donnarumma, one of three youth academy members in the squad travelling to Madrid.
Oguchi Onyewu, Gennaro Gattuso and David Di Gennaro are also absent.
I guess a thigh muscle tear isn't as serious as it seems, as I remember Jared Borgetti doing likewise during the '06 WC and not missing any game time.
(Psst...Poor friendly performances? Dida didn't play once during the preseason. Do your research, FI.)
Yeah, do your research!
I think I'll drop an angry piranha down your pants.
I nearly had a laugh when I read this, because just when you think you've seen it all in terms of Milan's injury woes.
(Goal.com)
Why would you even attempt something like that just hours before game time?
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Report: Rene Higuita’s Scorpion Kick Behind Milan ‘Keeper Marco Storari’s Injury
The 32-year-old is out for a month with a thigh problem after apparently trying to emulate the Colombian trickster…
Milan goalkeeper Marco Storari injured a tendon in his left thigh ten days ago prior to Roma’s visit to the San Siro.
Press reports even speculated that the setback would keep him sidelined for the remainder of the season, but Milan have insisted that the net-minder is scheduled for a return to action in mid-November.
However, it has now emerged that the former Fiorentina man suffered the problem when he was trying to perform the scorpion kick that was the trademark of former Colombian international Rene Higuita.
Sportmediaset.it claims that Storari lingered on the pitch at Milanello after the final training session on Sunday morning ahead of the kick-off with Roma.
And, out of the blue, he suddenly attempted the spectacular kick invented by Higuita where the goalkeeper does a somersault in the air and hits the ball with his heels.
It was quite an attempt but unfortunately Storari did not manage a smooth landing and he soon realised that he couldn’t get up.
The 32-year-old is out for a month with a thigh problem after apparently trying to emulate the Colombian trickster…
Milan goalkeeper Marco Storari injured a tendon in his left thigh ten days ago prior to Roma’s visit to the San Siro.
Press reports even speculated that the setback would keep him sidelined for the remainder of the season, but Milan have insisted that the net-minder is scheduled for a return to action in mid-November.
However, it has now emerged that the former Fiorentina man suffered the problem when he was trying to perform the scorpion kick that was the trademark of former Colombian international Rene Higuita.
Sportmediaset.it claims that Storari lingered on the pitch at Milanello after the final training session on Sunday morning ahead of the kick-off with Roma.
And, out of the blue, he suddenly attempted the spectacular kick invented by Higuita where the goalkeeper does a somersault in the air and hits the ball with his heels.
It was quite an attempt but unfortunately Storari did not manage a smooth landing and he soon realised that he couldn’t get up.
(Goal.com)
Why would you even attempt something like that just hours before game time?
I just saw this on goal.com and wanted to post it here. I can't say I was surprised to find out you beat me to it!
If it's true then I really doubt the guy's sanity. to lose your hard fought place at Milan like this...? silly.
If it's true then I really doubt the guy's sanity. to lose your hard fought place at Milan like this...? silly.
Haha. Actually, goal copied the article from Mediaset. You guys beat me to it. Indeed, not the smartest thing of Storari to do.
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