QUOTE (drucurl @ Aug 28 2010, 09:49 PM) 
Y R U IGNORING ME? 
Do you ply her with
? It works for this fish! 
Full Version: Ibrahimović
Do you ply her with
? It works for this fish!
QUOTE (Fishdoll @ Aug 28 2010, 11:08 PM)
Do you ply her with ? It works for this fish!
I love you too fish ? It works for this fish! QUOTE (drucurl @ Aug 28 2010, 06:49 PM)
Y R U IGNORING ME?
Oh, my God. He's shouting now.
QUOTE (Bluesummers @ Aug 28 2010, 10:53 PM)
I'm gonna say he'll wear 99. Ronaldo's his fav player so maybe he'll follow suit.
Seriously?! - Didn't know that!If that is in fact true... I guess he can add his name to ever present list of players that respect the great R9
Cassano is another player that I like, who in turn chose his Samp number after the Legendary Ronaldo had 99 with us.
Well, hopefully he'll perform better with us than Ronaldo ever did.
QUOTE (Portman @ Aug 29 2010, 03:38 AM)
"I go for a club with tradition... lot of tradition... surely bigger than Barcelona.
"I go where I want, Milan made a very good deal, the only party who lost in here was Barcelona.
"When I went in a room with Guardiola, he always walked way.
"I only leave the club 'cause of a certain person. The coach Guardiola? Naa, he's a philosophe, not a coach."
"I go where I want, Milan made a very good deal, the only party who lost in here was Barcelona.
"When I went in a room with Guardiola, he always walked way.
"I only leave the club 'cause of a certain person. The coach Guardiola? Naa, he's a philosophe, not a coach."
Didn't he say negative things about Mourinho when he left Inter for Barca ? And took Guardiola up to a God-like figure, and mouth farted how good he was ? Mercenary
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"When I went in a room with Guardiola, he always walked way.
Well, if I were in a room with Ibra, I'd walk away as well.
Yes I preferred Dzeko...
Yes I think Ibra is a mercenary and a ****
Yes Ibra is a CL curse...
But hey!
He's still a great striker, a ridiculously good improvement over Borriello and Huntelaar.
He won the title anywhere he went (I hope that tradition continues this time around as well)
Technically, he was always the best alternative to Dzeko.
And well...
Porty is happy
Yes I think Ibra is a mercenary and a ****
Yes Ibra is a CL curse...
But hey!
He's still a great striker, a ridiculously good improvement over Borriello and Huntelaar.
He won the title anywhere he went (I hope that tradition continues this time around as well)
Technically, he was always the best alternative to Dzeko.
And well...
Porty is happy
at last a transfer that gets the emotions flowing!!! whatever your opinion on him as a person there is no escaping the fact that he will make us stronger as a team both in serie a and the C.L. I for one welcome him and hope we get the zlatan of Ajax and not of Barca. well hope and inspiration fir the new season has arrived!!!!
Forza Milan!
Forza Milan!
QUOTE (Portman @ Aug 28 2010, 10:12 PM)
Looks bossy as always. Today at Nou Camp's offices.
inb4poolsaboutwhosmoararroganthimorsilvio. Somehow I believe the 2 will have an awesome relationship.
he looks happy
QUOTE (Dracoris @ Aug 29 2010, 11:28 AM)
Hopefully at 28, he's learned a little about checking his attitude. Obviously his spat with Guardiola has brought out the worst in both of em. It would be interesting to see if we draw Barca at some point in the CL.
As optimistic as i am about this transfer i'm not sure we're ready for that yet.
QUOTE (Rossoneri7 @ Aug 29 2010, 07:38 AM)
Didn't he say negative things about Mourinho when he left Inter for Barca ? And took Guardiola up to a God-like figure, and mouth farted how good he was ? Mercenary
Not really. He still has great respect for Mourinho.
One week ago he was asked if he believed Real Madrid could be champions this year. His answer was something like "I don't believe in Real Madrid, but I believe in Mourinho's work."
Would anyone be against adding to Ibra's name the proper diacritic sign?
Feel free, Fillipo. My computer keyboard doesn't do diacritics.
@Milanello: Ibrahimovic: "I came here to win, I'm sure we'll win and I won't leave Milan until we win."
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We have best attack in world, says Milan´s Ibra
29 August 2010
Swedish forward Zlatan Ibrahimovic, seen here on August 8, arrived in Italy ahead of his medical with AC Milan, and declared that he will form part of the best attack in the world.
ROME (AFP) - Zlatan Ibrahimovic arrived in Italy on Sunday, ahead of his medical with AC Milan on Monday, and declared that he will form part of the best attack in the world.
The 28-year-old agreed a switch to the rossoneri from Barcelona on Saturday on an initial one-year loan, leading to a 24 million euro permanent transfer.
And upon arriving at Milan's Linate airport, with wife Helena and his two children, he spoke of his excitement at the prospect of teaming up with Brazilian forwards Ronaldinho and Pato.
"I've come here to win things and I'm sure we will win. I won't leave this team until we've won everything," the big Swede told Sky TV cameras.
"In my opinion we're the best in Italy and amongst the best in the world.
"On paper (our attack) is the best in the world and our fans are definitely going to have fun in the stadium."
Ibrahimovic is due to go to the San Siro to watch Milan's opening Serie A game of the season on Sunday night against Lecce.
"Finally I'm here and I can just think about football. I'm disappointed not to be able to play today (Sunday), I'm really motivated," he added.
"I hope to score even more goals than last year. I dream of scoring in the Champions League and winning all the trophies that I've already won but more than anything I want to be happy.
"Once I heard Milan were interested in me I was very emotional because there aren't many teams like Milan."
Ibrahimovic scored 20 goals for Barca last season but was still widely considered to have under achieved.
The season before that he was top scorer in Serie A for Milan's bitter city rivals Inter Milan.
And both Ibrahimovic and his agent Mino Raiola pointed the finger at Barca coach Pep Guardiola to explain the Swede's short stay in Catalonia.
"I didn't think things were so bad with the philosopher (Guardiola)," said Ibrahimovic.
Raiola added: "The idea (for this transfer) came from Guardiola, it became clear that the club wasn't able to resolve the problem that only Guardiola knew about."
Milan vice-president Adriano Galliani, who spent four days in Barcelona to seal the deal, said of the attack: "It's an attack with a lot of fizz, I'd compare it to champagne.
"He's a very important player, I think he'll gel perfectly with Pato and Ronaldinho.
"Now on a technical level we're amongst the best teams in the world and we'll return to our natural position as a team competing at the highest level."
Last season Milan were a distant third in the league and were humbled in the Champions League by Manchester United 7-2 on aggregate.
29 August 2010
Swedish forward Zlatan Ibrahimovic, seen here on August 8, arrived in Italy ahead of his medical with AC Milan, and declared that he will form part of the best attack in the world.
ROME (AFP) - Zlatan Ibrahimovic arrived in Italy on Sunday, ahead of his medical with AC Milan on Monday, and declared that he will form part of the best attack in the world.
The 28-year-old agreed a switch to the rossoneri from Barcelona on Saturday on an initial one-year loan, leading to a 24 million euro permanent transfer.
And upon arriving at Milan's Linate airport, with wife Helena and his two children, he spoke of his excitement at the prospect of teaming up with Brazilian forwards Ronaldinho and Pato.
"I've come here to win things and I'm sure we will win. I won't leave this team until we've won everything," the big Swede told Sky TV cameras.
"In my opinion we're the best in Italy and amongst the best in the world.
"On paper (our attack) is the best in the world and our fans are definitely going to have fun in the stadium."
Ibrahimovic is due to go to the San Siro to watch Milan's opening Serie A game of the season on Sunday night against Lecce.
"Finally I'm here and I can just think about football. I'm disappointed not to be able to play today (Sunday), I'm really motivated," he added.
"I hope to score even more goals than last year. I dream of scoring in the Champions League and winning all the trophies that I've already won but more than anything I want to be happy.
"Once I heard Milan were interested in me I was very emotional because there aren't many teams like Milan."
Ibrahimovic scored 20 goals for Barca last season but was still widely considered to have under achieved.
The season before that he was top scorer in Serie A for Milan's bitter city rivals Inter Milan.
And both Ibrahimovic and his agent Mino Raiola pointed the finger at Barca coach Pep Guardiola to explain the Swede's short stay in Catalonia.
"I didn't think things were so bad with the philosopher (Guardiola)," said Ibrahimovic.
Raiola added: "The idea (for this transfer) came from Guardiola, it became clear that the club wasn't able to resolve the problem that only Guardiola knew about."
Milan vice-president Adriano Galliani, who spent four days in Barcelona to seal the deal, said of the attack: "It's an attack with a lot of fizz, I'd compare it to champagne.
"He's a very important player, I think he'll gel perfectly with Pato and Ronaldinho.
"Now on a technical level we're amongst the best teams in the world and we'll return to our natural position as a team competing at the highest level."
Last season Milan were a distant third in the league and were humbled in the Champions League by Manchester United 7-2 on aggregate.
http://www.soccerway.com/news/2010/August/...ys-milans-ibra/
The Philosopher...
You all might be laughing now at his jibes at his previous coach, but he will do the same thing to us come 2 years time and he's fead up playing at Milan and wants to go somewhere else
QUOTE (han2503 @ Aug 29 2010, 07:14 PM)
You all might be laughing now at his jibes at his previous coach, but he will do the same thing to us come 2 years time and he's fead up playing at Milan and wants to go somewhere else
That's the sad part and the part I hate about this
QUOTE (han2503 @ Aug 29 2010, 05:14 PM)
You all might be laughing now at his jibes at his previous coach, but he will do the same thing to us come 2 years time and he's fead up playing at Milan and wants to go somewhere else
Who cares, if Kaladze can say it why can't he ?
But I don't think that he will have the chance to be unhappy here, he will give the best from himself we wil give him the CHL trophy
. Simple as that 
QUOTE (d'Arc.LP @ Aug 29 2010, 04:24 PM)
Who cares, if Kaladze can say it why can't he ?
But I don't think that he will have the chance to be unhappy here, he will give the best from himself we wil give him the CHL trophy. Simple as that
But I don't think that he will have the chance to be unhappy here, he will give the best from himself we wil give him the CHL trophy
. Simple as that Who cares about what Kaladze says? I don't even understand why they even bother to sit down with him for interviews. Ibra on the other hand is a big name and with his agent at his side he could make us look very bad
Also CL trophy won't happen, at least not while Ibra is a Milan player
Anyone can give me the link to watch Ibrahimovic's presentation online ?
How do you know that ?
QUOTE (han2503 @ Aug 29 2010, 04:51 PM)
Also CL trophy won't happen, at least not while Ibra is a Milan player
How do you know that ?
So many unhappy souls. I wish we had signed Quagliarelia instead of Zlatan and then we'd have seen how talkative you'd all have been.
I just hope we win the scudetto, I haven't personally seen a scudetto won live and i'm really excited
QUOTE (Bluesummers @ Aug 29 2010, 08:15 PM)
I just hope we win the scudetto, I haven't personally seen a scudetto won live and i'm really excited
Um, I guess welcomes are in order then, now that everything is official. Hopefully to a 20+ goal season for our newest star.
All said and done, some fans may consider this just anther plaster job (rather than signing two or three players for key positions to strengthen the team), but I'll be damned if I don't say this is one bigass plaster. Doesn't really cover our weaknesses, instead doubles our attacking strength. I think we'll do fine on all fronts this season, provided our key players stay fit.
Would I have taken Dzeko and Krasic instead? Probably. But Ibra is still at his peak, and the amount we got him for is an absolute steal. Criminal, in fact. Deal of the season, if not the transfer. One of our best marceto since 2001 when we got Nesta and Rui Costa if I remember correctly. A bucketful of players, youth and a superstar signing. And besides, I would rather have a Milan with another champion player than one without (pesky attitude and prickly agent withstanding).
Sweet as KaPaRo was, both versions (the 5-2 Napoli winning one with Ronaldo that lasted one match, and the other one with bucktooth), it was damn short. Here's to IbPaRo. One that leads us to both the CL and Scudetto, in due time. May your time here be good, Ibrahimović.
Hopefully to a 20+ goal season for our newest star.All said and done, some fans may consider this just anther plaster job (rather than signing two or three players for key positions to strengthen the team), but I'll be damned if I don't say this is one bigass plaster. Doesn't really cover our weaknesses, instead doubles our attacking strength. I think we'll do fine on all fronts this season, provided our key players stay fit.
Would I have taken Dzeko and Krasic instead? Probably. But Ibra is still at his peak, and the amount we got him for is an absolute steal. Criminal, in fact.
Deal of the season, if not the transfer. One of our best marceto since 2001 when we got Nesta and Rui Costa if I remember correctly. A bucketful of players, youth and a superstar signing. And besides, I would rather have a Milan with another champion player than one without (pesky attitude and prickly agent withstanding). Sweet as KaPaRo was, both versions (the 5-2 Napoli winning one with Ronaldo that lasted one match, and the other one with bucktooth), it was damn short. Here's to IbPaRo. One that leads us to both the CL and Scudetto, in due time. May your time here be good, Ibrahimović.
QUOTE (Rossoneri7 @ Aug 29 2010, 06:32 PM)
Thank you.
Well, can anyone post a video from Ibras presantation in SAN SIRO ?
QUOTE (Rossoneri7 @ Aug 29 2010, 10:22 PM)
What? Blue became a fan after 2003-04.
And we owe him a Scudetto or two, if you ask me, LOL!QUOTE (Rossoneri7 @ Aug 29 2010, 10:32 PM)
The man sure does know how to make an entrance, I'll give him that.
And his son at the start of the video looks like WTF, we're back here in this city again?
QUOTE (Bluesummers @ Aug 29 2010, 06:15 PM)
I just hope we win the scudetto, I haven't personally seen a scudetto won live and i'm really excited
Damn newbie fans they get everywhere!
Prime foto di Ibrahimovic in rossonero
QUOTE (Bluesummers @ Aug 29 2010, 05:15 PM)
I just hope we win the scudetto, I haven't personally seen a scudetto won live and i'm really excited
Me too! I became a Milan fan after 04-05.
any video from the presentation???
MILAN-LECCE: L'ARRIVO DI IBRAHIMOVIC A SAN SIRO
domenica 29 agosto 2010
domenica 29 agosto 2010
QUOTE (anano1214 @ Aug 30 2010, 06:54 AM)
any video from the presentation???
It just finished give people a chance to upload mate haha...
I have a 20second snippet of him walking out but i think i'm going to wait for maestro's one,he'll have it up soon.
QUOTE (elcordobez @ Aug 29 2010, 09:59 PM)
It just finished give people a chance to upload mate haha...
I have a 20second snippet of him walking out but i think i'm going to wait for maestro's one,he'll have it up soon.
I have a 20second snippet of him walking out but i think i'm going to wait for maestro's one,he'll have it up soon.
ok thx
MILAN-LECCE: LA PASSERELLA DI IBRA A SAN SIRO
domenica 29 agosto 2010
domenica 29 agosto 2010
QUOTE (han2503 @ Aug 29 2010, 09:14 AM)
You all might be laughing now at his jibes at his previous coach, but he will do the same thing to us come 2 years time and he's fead up playing at Milan and wants to go somewhere else
That's what I've been saying all along but people are too caught up in the euphoria right now. Nothing wrong with that, but ultimately a tiger doesn't change his stripes. Seeing him flashing the scarf on acmilan.com was nauseating at best.
QUOTE (anano1214 @ Aug 30 2010, 06:54 AM)
any video from the presentation???
Here you go
LINK
©Maestro
Subscribe to his channel the guy pays for Milan Channel and uploads a ton of highlights
Just did this a little while ago!
QUOTE (elcordobez @ Aug 30 2010, 07:17 AM)
Here you go
LINK
©Maestro
Subscribe to his channel the guy pays for Milan Channel and uploads a ton of highlights
LINK
©Maestro
Subscribe to his channel the guy pays for Milan Channel and uploads a ton of highlights
thank you very much
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QUOTE (TriniKing_CE @ Aug 30 2010, 11:38 AM)
Just did this a little while ago!
Looks great.
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Milan's new signing Zlatan Ibrahimovic has fired a broadside at former club Inter and their captain Javier Zanetti.
The Swedish striker made a shock move back to Italy over the weekend, returning to San Siro on loan with a view to a £24m transfer next summer.
Ibrahimovic showed no hesitation in joining Milan even though he spent three years with their bitter rivals Inter.
Javier Zanetti said that given the person Ibrahimovic is, he really wasn't surprised by the move.
Speaking to La Gazzetta dello Sport, Ibra said: “Inter are going down their own path, they don't need to think about me.
“But until Ibrahimovic arrived, they hadn't won anything. I expected something of this nature from Zanetti.
“I would have spoken well of Ibrahimovic in his place.
“The train moves on. I spent three very beautiful years in Nerazzurro, but now I am only thinking about Milan, so I will play the derbies to win them all.
“In the next four years this team can win everything and I put myself at the service of my team-mates to get the maximum. The personal objectives come afterwards.
“We are among the strongest attacks in Europe with Ronaldinho and Pato. And don't forget Borriello and Inzaghi.
http://www.football-italia.net/aug30c.html
The Swedish striker made a shock move back to Italy over the weekend, returning to San Siro on loan with a view to a £24m transfer next summer.
Ibrahimovic showed no hesitation in joining Milan even though he spent three years with their bitter rivals Inter.
Javier Zanetti said that given the person Ibrahimovic is, he really wasn't surprised by the move.
Speaking to La Gazzetta dello Sport, Ibra said: “Inter are going down their own path, they don't need to think about me.
“But until Ibrahimovic arrived, they hadn't won anything. I expected something of this nature from Zanetti.
“I would have spoken well of Ibrahimovic in his place.
“The train moves on. I spent three very beautiful years in Nerazzurro, but now I am only thinking about Milan, so I will play the derbies to win them all.
“In the next four years this team can win everything and I put myself at the service of my team-mates to get the maximum. The personal objectives come afterwards.
“We are among the strongest attacks in Europe with Ronaldinho and Pato. And don't forget Borriello and Inzaghi.
http://www.football-italia.net/aug30c.html
Does he always talk about himself in third person?
What an egotistical clod, referring to himself in the third person not once, but twice.
Jack Sparrow does not like your attitude. Jack Sparrow thinks you're nitpicking!! Jack Sparrow can understand where Ibrahimovic is coming from. Jack Sparrow understands ad hominem arguments.
Ibra in Milanello
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IBRA LEFT MILANELLO
8/30/2010
MILANELLO – Zlatan Ibrahimovic, after finishing all his medical exams, left Milan’s training centre at 16.10 CET. Ibra then headed for the airport to fly to Sweden and join the national team. The Scandinavians first host Hungary on Friday, September 3, then San Marino on Tuesday, September 7, as qualification for Euro 2012 gets under way.
8/30/2010
MILANELLO – Zlatan Ibrahimovic, after finishing all his medical exams, left Milan’s training centre at 16.10 CET. Ibra then headed for the airport to fly to Sweden and join the national team. The Scandinavians first host Hungary on Friday, September 3, then San Marino on Tuesday, September 7, as qualification for Euro 2012 gets under way.
acmilan.com
QUOTE (acid911 @ Aug 30 2010, 04:33 AM)
Looks great.
Haha thanks!
QUOTE (TriniKing_CE @ Aug 30 2010, 08:10 PM)
Haha thanks!
Nothing to it, my man.
Great finish and photo realistic look, they only improvement I can see is moving the blue Ibra to the left and the red one to the right (for more than one reasons, hehe). But that's just about it, on a scale of 1 to 10, this is a solid 9.
I predict now Ibra will be man of the match if he get to play the derby.
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