IDK about u guys,
but I consider myself more European than Korean.
Maybe it's got do to with the fact that I was raised by people other than my parents (since they worked pretty much 24/7)...
I guess it depends on your environment,
if you're born in Sweden, go to a Swedish school, have mostly Swedish friends, you're more Swedish than anything else.
if you're born in Sweden, go to a Swedish school, but also have surroundings of Croatian and Bosnian people, with whom you spend 50% time, you'Re both Swedish and Bos/Croat.
Full Version: Ibrahimović
QUOTE (Locke Lamora @ Sep 16 2010, 11:45 PM) 
Alright then, I'm too tired to post a fully renditioned arguement here, but I basically don't think that the Balkan issue is as simple as Serbs = bad, the rest = good. But by all means I'm not condoning anything Slobodan Milosevic and his butchers did to the Bosnians and Kosovo-Albanians during the 1990'ies (though I must say I find the whole "America are attacking muslim countries because they hate all muslims"-arguement even more stupid than it already is considering America was the only country to actually react when the Serbs slaughtered 250 000 muslims in the Balkans).
Naturally. It has to do with the 19th century and problems which were inherited and simply amplified in the 1990's. Who's fault it was, the war? Serbias, that's sure. But the only totally innocent country is Slovenia, all the others sooner or later dragged themselves into some kind off ethnic war that caused sever trauma for the whole region.
America did what the EU could not, which is why I never will belive in the EU and their politics.
But yes, it is a very complex debate, sorry for offtopicing.
QUOTE (Fillipo Simone @ Sep 17 2010, 01:11 AM)
America did what the EU could not, which is why I never will belive in the EU and their politics.
Are you trying to tell me that the Soviet EUnion is not a good thing?
QUOTE ("D'Arc.LP")
Who said that? America is the best thing that happened to Albanians and entire Ballkan.
Yay! Not everyone hates us! ;P
Even Hitler had friends. 
D'oh!
I love Ibrahimovic!! 
QUOTE (Jack Sparrow @ Sep 17 2010, 10:57 AM)
I love Ibrahimovic!!
That's about the 103rd time you've said this.
That's pretty much 10% of all your posts! Anyway, let's hope for similar performances all through the season and more. The first goal was a relief, the second one was a thing of beauty, and well it was a nice feeling going 2-0 up. A lot of our matches these last couple of seasons have been going a goal up, letting the guard down, and then paying the price.
Good going, Ibra!
I still love Ibrahimovic. I always love our new transfers in their first season. I'm such a slut! Lol!
I always love our new transfers in their first season. I'm such a slut! Lol!
QUOTE (Jack Sparrow @ Sep 17 2010, 11:54 AM)
I still love Ibrahimovic. I always love our new transfers in their first season. I'm such a slut! Lol!
That you are. Say shouldn't you be off shooting your new movie Pirates 4? 
I heard you got paid $55 million upfront for that. At least, if the club runs into any financial problems in the future, we know where to look for money.
What about the cash from the other movies hey jack? I'd like messi please and thank you
Oh, he has a treasure chest full of gold coins which he keeps in his cave. 
And the guy DOES NOT share, trust me I know. That greedy buccaneer is kind-of-heart in 99 matters out of 100, but when it comes to $$$, no sirree! We'll probably have to kid nap and ransom the guy and give him a taste of his own medicine, if we want Messi.
And the guy DOES NOT share, trust me I know. That greedy buccaneer is kind-of-heart in 99 matters out of 100, but when it comes to $$$, no sirree! We'll probably have to kid nap and ransom the guy and give him a taste of his own medicine, if we want Messi.
Messi?? Messi?? 
Can he trade Barca for Real Madrid in a heart beat? Can he kiss a new team's badge and then leave one year later? Does he have a taekwondo black belt? Can he kick a poor primavera player when he's not looking? Does he have an assh0le for an agent??!!
Messi? Stop being so boring guys.
Can he trade Barca for Real Madrid in a heart beat? Can he kiss a new team's badge and then leave one year later? Does he have a taekwondo black belt? Can he kick a poor primavera player when he's not looking? Does he have an assh0le for an agent??!!
Messi?
Stop being so boring guys.
QUOTE (Jack Sparrow @ Sep 17 2010, 07:54 AM)
I still love Ibrahimovic. I always love our new transfers in their first season. I'm such a slut! Lol!
I always love our new transfers in their first season. I'm such a slut! Lol!QUOTE (Jack Sparrow @ Sep 17 2010, 09:04 AM)
Messi?? Messi??
Can he trade Barca for Real Madrid in a heart beat? Can he kiss a new team's badge and then leave one year later? Does he have a taekwondo black belt? Can he kick a poor primavera player when he's not looking? Does he have an assh0le for an agent??!!
Messi? Stop being so boring guys.
Can he trade Barca for Real Madrid in a heart beat? Can he kiss a new team's badge and then leave one year later? Does he have a taekwondo black belt? Can he kick a poor primavera player when he's not looking? Does he have an assh0le for an agent??!!
Messi?
Stop being so boring guys.LOL
You made my day
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Sacchi hits back at Ibra
Arrigo Sacchi has hit back at Milan striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic telling him that he must learn to respect other people.
Ibrahimovic attacked Sacchi in an interview on Mediaset following Milan's victory over Ajax on Wednesday evening.
The Sweden international striker caused a real stir by advising the former Milan Coach to shut up.
Writing in La Gazzetta dello Sport, Sacchi said: “Ibrahimovic got his timing wrong.
“I certainly haven't argued with him and I am only limited to respond with the utmost calm that it's my right to express an opinion while clarifying that I have never offended him and I have never lacked respect.
“But perhaps Zlatan was tired after the match or maybe even badly advised. Perhaps he didn't even know of the great affection and the great respect with which Berlusconi, Galliani and the Milan fans honour me.
“Perhaps Ibrahimovic is offended because last year, I wrote and I said that Barcelona had signed the best soloist in the world as far as power, technique and physique are concerned, but that a soloist finds it difficult to fit into an orchestra.
“But I added that if Guardiola were to manage to make him play more with the team and for the team, something fundamental in modern football, he would have become the greatest player in the world.
“Without any rancour, I wish him the best and invite him to show greater respect towards technical opinions, especially if they are expressed by someone who has done something in football.”
Arrigo Sacchi has hit back at Milan striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic telling him that he must learn to respect other people.
Ibrahimovic attacked Sacchi in an interview on Mediaset following Milan's victory over Ajax on Wednesday evening.
The Sweden international striker caused a real stir by advising the former Milan Coach to shut up.
Writing in La Gazzetta dello Sport, Sacchi said: “Ibrahimovic got his timing wrong.
“I certainly haven't argued with him and I am only limited to respond with the utmost calm that it's my right to express an opinion while clarifying that I have never offended him and I have never lacked respect.
“But perhaps Zlatan was tired after the match or maybe even badly advised. Perhaps he didn't even know of the great affection and the great respect with which Berlusconi, Galliani and the Milan fans honour me.
“Perhaps Ibrahimovic is offended because last year, I wrote and I said that Barcelona had signed the best soloist in the world as far as power, technique and physique are concerned, but that a soloist finds it difficult to fit into an orchestra.
“But I added that if Guardiola were to manage to make him play more with the team and for the team, something fundamental in modern football, he would have become the greatest player in the world.
“Without any rancour, I wish him the best and invite him to show greater respect towards technical opinions, especially if they are expressed by someone who has done something in football.”
source: football-italia
I'm pretty sure we played AJ Auxerre and not AFC Ajax like that article from football-italia states
Don't they have people to proof read these articles?
Don't they have people to proof read these articles?
I haven't seen the original interview,
but I guess the thinly veiled insult (?) about his feet hurt his feelings. Maybe he got mobbed because of his size in school...
Sacchi is a legend, but I think he shouldn't throw around words like respect in a negative context.
We haven't seen Ibra making troubles yet, and until then, I will reserve my judgement on his supposed lack of respect for legends, coaches and elders
but I guess the thinly veiled insult (?) about his feet hurt his feelings. Maybe he got mobbed because of his size in school...
Sacchi is a legend, but I think he shouldn't throw around words like respect in a negative context.
We haven't seen Ibra making troubles yet, and until then, I will reserve my judgement on his supposed lack of respect for legends, coaches and elders
ah football, will thy ever change
This arguement is old in the sense that it happens everywhere. Its one generation of football arguing with another. Both have different ideas of how things should be and both will never agree.
Ibra is right to say what he said to sacchi because sacchi has no right to talk and comment on anything he feels like. He acts like he runs the show here still. Kryuff is no different. Both open their mouths spew a bunch of negative bs that rarely helps anybody. Sacchi often critizes milan, while kryuff critizes anything not barca. Its a big joke really. Both should stfu and mind their own business. They are done and part of a past legacy of football that no longer applies.
The only thing I disagree with it is the way he went about it. He could have been a little less nasty but Sacchi had it coming.
This arguement is old in the sense that it happens everywhere. Its one generation of football arguing with another. Both have different ideas of how things should be and both will never agree.
Ibra is right to say what he said to sacchi because sacchi has no right to talk and comment on anything he feels like. He acts like he runs the show here still. Kryuff is no different. Both open their mouths spew a bunch of negative bs that rarely helps anybody. Sacchi often critizes milan, while kryuff critizes anything not barca. Its a big joke really. Both should stfu and mind their own business. They are done and part of a past legacy of football that no longer applies.
The only thing I disagree with it is the way he went about it. He could have been a little less nasty but Sacchi had it coming.
Cruyff, bluey, Cruyff.
And yes, they do often go around talking, much like Pelé, Maradona, Beckenbauer... Living off their past.
And yes, they do often go around talking, much like Pelé, Maradona, Beckenbauer... Living off their past.
QUOTE (Linkman @ Sep 17 2010, 06:34 PM)
And yes, they do often go around talking, much like Pelé, Maradona, Beckenbauer... Living off their past.
Gotta stay relevant somehow.
QUOTE (agenth @ Sep 18 2010, 03:13 AM)
I haven't seen the original interview,
but I guess the thinly veiled insult (?) about his feet hurt his feelings. Maybe he got mobbed because of his size in school...
Sacchi is a legend, but I think he shouldn't throw around words like respect in a negative context.
We haven't seen Ibra making troubles yet, and until then, I will reserve my judgement on his supposed lack of respect for legends, coaches and elders
but I guess the thinly veiled insult (?) about his feet hurt his feelings. Maybe he got mobbed because of his size in school...
Sacchi is a legend, but I think he shouldn't throw around words like respect in a negative context.
We haven't seen Ibra making troubles yet, and until then, I will reserve my judgement on his supposed lack of respect for legends, coaches and elders
How about the Strasser incident ?
QUOTE (Rossoneri7 @ Sep 18 2010, 11:08 PM)
How about the Strasser incident ?
Last I heard was that Strasser himself said that it was a joke.
Which probably makes sense as Ronaldinho was laughing with Ibra after the incident. Even if it was, I personally would never have done it. But that's just me. Remember Gattuso once slapped Ronaldo (the real one) a few years back. That was a joke too. R99 would have eaten him alive if it wasn't!
QUOTE (acid911 @ Sep 18 2010, 08:33 PM)
Last I heard was that Strasser himself said that it was a joke. Which probably makes sense as Ronaldinho was laughing with Ibra after the incident. Even if it was, I personally would never have done it. But that's just me. Remember Gattuso once slapped Ronaldo (the real one) a few years back. That was a joke too. R99 would have eaten him alive if it wasn't!
Which probably makes sense as Ronaldinho was laughing with Ibra after the incident. Even if it was, I personally would never have done it. But that's just me. Remember Gattuso once slapped Ronaldo (the real one) a few years back. That was a joke too. R99 would have eaten him alive if it wasn't!Then again, slapping is a part of Gattuso's means of communicating with his fellow species:
Again...
...and again...
... and again.
QUOTE (Locke Lamora @ Sep 18 2010, 11:44 PM)
Then again, slapping is a part of Gattuso's means of communicating with his fellow species:
So very true!
Though I think Gattuso was just a sample, one of a kind. 
I still can't forget the 2007 CL campaign, he was a monster then. Haven't been the same since then, but that's for another day. Thanks for sharing the videos, of course.
Already said that earlier. Nice to see the video come up, thanks for sharing d'Arc. It was all in good fun!
Nice to see the video come up, thanks for sharing d'Arc. It was all in good fun!
QUOTE (acid911 @ Sep 23 2010, 03:19 PM)
Already said that earlier. Nice to see the video come up, thanks for sharing d'Arc. It was all in good fun!
Nice to see the video come up, thanks for sharing d'Arc. It was all in good fun!I can't stop laughing with Gattuso
QUOTE (Jack Bauer @ Sep 27 2010, 01:18 PM)
Is that his wife? Looks scary
QUOTE (han2503 @ Sep 27 2010, 01:42 PM)
Is that his wife? Looks scary
yup
Is she the new Borg Queen?
she's a bit older then him hahaha
QUOTE (samira @ Sep 27 2010, 05:02 PM)
she's a bit older then him hahaha
Yeah, about 10 years.
QUOTE (X-Offender @ Sep 27 2010, 04:34 PM)
Yeah, about 10 years.
QUOTE (d'Arc.LP @ Sep 27 2010, 05:52 PM)
She looks better from distance But definitely should find a better plastic surgeon.
But definitely should find a better plastic surgeon.
QUOTE (Jack Bauer @ Sep 27 2010, 06:12 PM)
She looks better from distance But definitely should find a better plastic surgeon.
But definitely should find a better plastic surgeon.Yep, yep. Those lips could suck the life right out of you
Buon Compleanno min svenska hjälte !
Happy birthday Ibra !
Happy birthday Ibra !
QUOTE (Jack Bauer @ Sep 27 2010, 04:48 PM)
Hah! the girl REALLY looks like her father. except for being a blonde.
QUOTE (Zed.D @ Oct 3 2010, 11:28 PM)
Hah! the girl REALLY looks like her father. except for being a blonde.
And a normal nose
QUOTE (Jack Bauer @ Oct 3 2010, 08:44 PM)
And a normal nose
Well you can't really tell, since the mother's nose is obviously not the original...
QUOTE (Jack Bauer @ Oct 4 2010, 01:14 AM)
And a normal nose
I don't think Zlatan was born with that nose either
he must have broken it several times.
QUOTE (Zed.D @ Oct 3 2010, 09:13 PM)
I don't think Zlatan was born with that nose either he must have broken it several times.
he must have broken it several times.It looks mostly big to me, it would have to be crooked if he broke it in the past
Nope, look at the Malmo photos years back, it's the same ugly nose.
Has Ibra got his own chant/song by our fans yet? Wonder what it goes if anyone happen to know it.
QUOTE (Zed.D @ Oct 3 2010, 08:28 PM)
Hah! the girl REALLY looks like her father. except for being a blonde.
it's boy not a girl
)
QUOTE (anano1214 @ Oct 26 2010, 01:40 PM)
it's boy not a girl )
)Which one? The one on the left is clearly a girl...
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