QUOTE (han2503 @ Aug 7 2011, 11:16 PM) 
Just because you don't agree with some of the things I say, it does not make it any less genius
It's a shame you don't see Seedorf in the same light
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Just because you don't agree with some of the things I say, it does not make it any less genius
It's a shame you don't see Seedorf in the same light
QUOTE (kurtsimonw @ Aug 7 2011, 12:57 AM)
I'm Ambro's biggest fan, but that's disgraceful. Both he, Pato and anyone else who did it ought to be very ashamed and punished by the club.
PUNISH them?
Rino headbutted Joe Jordan and they didn't do anything to him... how can you expect punishment for something like this...I don't know what's the matter but some of you guys have become way too sensitive. that includes dst!
QUOTE (TriniKing_CE @ Aug 6 2011, 11:31 PM)
I don't believe it's making fun of, but more like 'paying tribute to the crowd for the support they received'
And it wasn't only Pato who did this, so don't make him out to be the only, 'bad guy' if it was to be interpreted that way.
Cuz our Captain was guilty of the same! ^
#jussaying
And it wasn't only Pato who did this, so don't make him out to be the only, 'bad guy' if it was to be interpreted that way.
Cuz our Captain was guilty of the same! ^
#jussaying
I bet some people didn't see that coming.
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I bet some people didn't see that coming. innocent.gif
What? And you did?
I have seen Ambrosini's before the match day itself. And it doesn't change anything. Ambrosini is being as stupid as Pato there. And Zeddy, Gattuso deserved punishment too for what you mentioned. Milan should protect their image and punish players when doing things that are simply uncalled for, to show Milan doesn't defend those actions and make sure the public knows that those action's aren't representative for Milan.
I don't however believe stupidity should be punished in any way. There's a clear difference between the headbutt thing and this.
They should have just gone all out and in the interviews started talking like "Oh harro prease!".
I think you're making a ridiculously big deal over this Chinese eyes gesture. what Gattuso did was completely different though... he did deserve punishment.
@ Fillipo
I didn't think it was such a big deal when the guilty ones were Pato and Robinho. now that it turns out Ambro did it to, I still don't think it's such a big deal. what I'm saying is that surprisingly, Pato got badmouthed for it much more than Ambro. but we're used to double standards on this forum. we ALL do it.
@ Fillipo
I didn't think it was such a big deal when the guilty ones were Pato and Robinho. now that it turns out Ambro did it to, I still don't think it's such a big deal. what I'm saying is that surprisingly, Pato got badmouthed for it much more than Ambro. but we're used to double standards on this forum. we ALL do it.
Oh, double standards? Pato did it on the telly in front of everyone, and we all saw it! That's the only, but important, difference. Anyway, let's move on, shall we?
That you guys find Gattuso's worse, doesn't have to mean that this is okay... the thing is: there are Chinese/Asian people who got upset by this and have the feeling being offended (and then it doesn't matter it wasn't meant to be like that, it matters how it comes across). To avoid people thinking Milan finds it okay to insult Chinese/Asian people, punishment is required.
[edit] or at least apologies for this behaviour are at place (sometimes you have to apoligze , even for something you yuo didn't mean in a negative way, that simply happens in life [/edit]
And I'm not sure why you are crying about double standards, Zeddie. I saw Kurt being negative about Ambro for it, and me too. And Pato's was shown first on this forum, so it automatic had more responses (and the first responses are the most upsetting ones).
[edit] or at least apologies for this behaviour are at place (sometimes you have to apoligze , even for something you yuo didn't mean in a negative way, that simply happens in life [/edit]
And I'm not sure why you are crying about double standards, Zeddie. I saw Kurt being negative about Ambro for it, and me too. And Pato's was shown first on this forum, so it automatic had more responses (and the first responses are the most upsetting ones).
QUOTE (Fillipo Simone @ Aug 8 2011, 03:34 PM)
Oh, double standards? Pato did it on the telly in front of everyone, and we all saw it! That's the only, but important, difference. Anyway, let's move on, shall we?
If anything one can say Pato did it in the heat of the moment (not to mention he's after all young and prone to making mistakes)... but I agree, let's move the hell on!
QUOTE (CHU-LIP @ Aug 8 2011, 03:41 PM)
And I'm not sure why you are crying about double standards, Zeddie. I saw Kurt being negative about Ambro for it, and me too. And Pato's was shown first on this forum, so it automatic had more responses (and the first responses are the most upsetting ones).
Fair enough.
Boateng fit to face Cagliari
source: rossoneriblog.com
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Good news for Milan boss Massimiliano Allegri ahead of Serie A opener as Ghanaian international Boateng will be ready for the encounter against Cagliari Calcio on Saturday night at Stadio Sant’Elia.
Boateng suffered a knock to his left calf against Juventus in the Trofeo Luigi Berlusconi (Milan won 2-1 thanks to goals from Boa and Clarence Seedorf), but it proved to be nothing serious and he trained today.
The injured Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Stephan El Shaarawy were also part of the group in today’s morning training session. It remains to be seen whether the Swede striker will be able to take part in the game against the Rossoblu, whereas the 18-year-old El Shaarawy is expected to get back in a week or two.
Mathieu Flamini meanwhile has flown to France for consultation on his knee injury he got against Juve. The Frenchman situation is delicate, and there are big fears that he will be sidelined for 4-6 months.
Boateng suffered a knock to his left calf against Juventus in the Trofeo Luigi Berlusconi (Milan won 2-1 thanks to goals from Boa and Clarence Seedorf), but it proved to be nothing serious and he trained today.
The injured Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Stephan El Shaarawy were also part of the group in today’s morning training session. It remains to be seen whether the Swede striker will be able to take part in the game against the Rossoblu, whereas the 18-year-old El Shaarawy is expected to get back in a week or two.
Mathieu Flamini meanwhile has flown to France for consultation on his knee injury he got against Juve. The Frenchman situation is delicate, and there are big fears that he will be sidelined for 4-6 months.
source: rossoneriblog.com
My god, he was also doubtful? This Cagliari match could end rather unpleasant...
QUOTE (Fillipo Simone @ Aug 24 2011, 03:43 PM)
My god, he was also doubtful? This Cagliari match could end rather unpleasant...
Yup. He got injured against Juventus.
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Boateng in new injury scare
Kevin-Prince Boateng’s injury problems drag on, as he limped off during today’s test with the Milan youth team.
The Ghanaian midfielder was out for three weeks with a combination of groin and rib strains, then made his comeback against Juventus.
However, it’s reported he pulled up during today’s training session after a collision with one of the Primavera youth team players.
It is another concern for Boateng, who has been struggling with various injuries all season.
He would not have been available for the next Serie A game against Palermo anyway, as he was sent off against Juve and is therefore suspended.
http://www.football-italia.net/oct8k.html
Kevin-Prince Boateng’s injury problems drag on, as he limped off during today’s test with the Milan youth team.
The Ghanaian midfielder was out for three weeks with a combination of groin and rib strains, then made his comeback against Juventus.
However, it’s reported he pulled up during today’s training session after a collision with one of the Primavera youth team players.
It is another concern for Boateng, who has been struggling with various injuries all season.
He would not have been available for the next Serie A game against Palermo anyway, as he was sent off against Juve and is therefore suspended.
http://www.football-italia.net/oct8k.html
It shouldn't be anything serious. He should be available for BATE.
QUOTE (X-Offender @ Oct 8 2011, 07:42 PM)
It shouldn't be anything serious. He should be available for BATE.
I don't think we need him against them. He should be rested, along with Seedorf and some others.
QUOTE (Fillipo Simone @ Oct 8 2011, 07:43 PM)
I don't think we need him against them. He should be rested, along with Seedorf and some others.
You think so? Right now we're experiencing a mini-crisis. We managed to defeat Plzen with a lot of effort. If we don't field our best line-up against BATE, we probably won't make it. It's important to qualify for the knock-out stage as soon as possible, so we can concentrate our efforts on the league.
Mah, we will qualify, there's no question. And I know, we're in a mini-crisis, but we must concentrate on Serie A now. I don't care so much for the CL...we'll qualify one way or the other, and I don't think we can loose against those guys. They did cost us much a few years ago, but...naah...we'll win, even without Prince.
Hmm... New Tattoo!
In his mouth? 
Ridiculous.
Pretty soon he'll be known as "Tattoeng". 
From the planet Tatooine in Star Wars that exploded.
From the planet Tatooine in Star Wars that exploded.
Pretty sure Tatooine didn't explode.
/nerd.
/nerd.
No, Vlucan exploded in the Star Trek universe (f**** you JJ Abrams)...
Fudge, I got it all mixed up. 
It was the planet "Alderaan" that met the sad end from the Death Star.
It was the planet "Alderaan" that met the sad end from the Death Star.
Boateng has been suspended for Milan's next two matches in Serie A due to the red card he received vs. Roma
QUOTE (Jack Bauer @ Oct 31 2011, 04:25 PM)
Boateng has been suspended for Milan's next two matches in Serie A due to the red card he received vs. Roma
The club should punish him. Stupid behavior is stupid.
Naah, sometimes he reminds me of Rino. He's too violent and aggressive.
Only sometimes? he's very much like Rino, aggressive on the pitch, but a whole different person out of it (judging by him singing happy birthday for al jazeera or doing Michael Jackson, etc.)
he's very much like Rino, aggressive on the pitch, but a whole different person out of it (judging by him singing happy birthday for al jazeera or doing Michael Jackson, etc.)
Well, to be honest, the singing and dancing tells me he's extroverted and nothing more about his personality.
What did he do to deserve the red card? I missed it.
Said something to the 4th ref after the sub.
I thought he only quit for this Africa Cup, not permanently. Oh well, good for us.
Good to hear the Prince has retired, I hope he continues to Shine for Milan, fastly becoming one of my favorites if not the favorite at the moment.
Never too keen on players who forsake their country, and short-change their NT. Sure, it's good for us (or at least as long as he plays for us), but really not a fan of his decision. Heck, even my Ghanian friends have started hatng him for this. And this is not just an isolated incident, Boateng has a bit of a history in this regard.
But hey, it's his decision, and I respect that. As said, at the end of the day, it's good for us.
Sure, it's good for us (or at least as long as he plays for us), but really not a fan of his decision. Heck, even my Ghanian friends have started hatng him for this. And this is not just an isolated incident, Boateng has a bit of a history in this regard.But hey, it's his decision, and I respect that. As said, at the end of the day, it's good for us.
There must be more then just medical reasons. I mean, the guy could have played for Germany?
Boateng out for 4 weeks. Injury to the left thigh muscle.
QUOTE (d'Arc.LP @ Jan 17 2012, 10:55 PM)
Boateng out for 4 weeks. Injury to the left thigh muscle.
We just can't catch a break
Now we have to play a month without our two (Aqui also) starting mids and we have some tough games in serie A coming up (Lazio, Napoli, Udinese).
Hopefully this does not mean more Emanuelson.
Are they sh!tting me??!!
WTF do we have a medical team?? An injury practically every 3 days!! Where do you hear such BS at another top club?? Just ridiculous.
And if Allegri keeps playing Urby there, than he needs to get his head checked.
We were probably going to wait it out for Monto to get him for free in the summer by bringing Merkel, but imo this has to force the move through. We barely have a midfield left
WTF do we have a medical team?? An injury practically every 3 days!! Where do you hear such BS at another top club?? Just ridiculous.
And if Allegri keeps playing Urby there, than he needs to get his head checked.
We were probably going to wait it out for Monto to get him for free in the summer by bringing Merkel, but imo this has to force the move through. We barely have a midfield left
------ Emanuelson ------
Nocerino - MvB - Ambro
Nocerino - MvB - Ambro
Anyone else noticed that these so called successive injuries always happen after breaks?
QUOTE (kurtsimonw @ Jan 17 2012, 08:28 PM)
------ Emanuelson ------
Nocerino - MvB - Ambro
Nocerino - MvB - Ambro
If El Shaa does well against Novarra than Allegri has to consider him as a starter for the following Serie A game against them.
And with this Boateng injury, imo he has to either start him or Robinho in the hole. There is no solution, Urby is not an option and someone needs to get that one through to Allegri
Best midfield 4
Urby/Seedorf--VB--Nocerino
El Shaa/Robs
El Shaa/Robs
QUOTE (Fillipo Simone @ Jan 17 2012, 08:31 PM)
Anyone else noticed that these so called successive injuries always happen after breaks?
It feels like I'm playing Fifa with a major injury bug, especially now that Abbiati is out as well. Just ridiculous
Most importantly, we must win this game against Novara (Serie A). Juve are up against Atalanta this weekend and it could be our golden opportunity. But we simply cannot lose anymore points for the time being
QUOTE (han2503 @ Jan 17 2012, 07:53 PM)
Best midfield 4
Urby/Seedorf--VB--Nocerino
El Shaa/Robs
El Shaa/Robs
Agreed.
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However, Melissa Satta, a model, TV presenter and actress, has stated that Boateng's poor injury record is the result of their bedroom antics.
"The reason why he [Kevin-Prince Boateng] is always injured is because we have sex seven to 10 times a week," the 25-year-old told Vanity Fair.
"I hate foreplay, I want to get straight to the point," she added. "My favourite position is on top so I can take control."
Milan are yet to speak out in regards to Satta's comments although the Rossoneri did release an official statement on their website to validate the injury.
"Boateng has sustained a muscular lesion in his left thigh and the estimated time of recovery is around four weeks, unless there are complications," Milan stated.
Boateng looks set to miss up to eight games for the club, including the Champions League round of 16 first leg clash with Arsenal on February 15.
"The reason why he [Kevin-Prince Boateng] is always injured is because we have sex seven to 10 times a week," the 25-year-old told Vanity Fair.
"I hate foreplay, I want to get straight to the point," she added. "My favourite position is on top so I can take control."
Milan are yet to speak out in regards to Satta's comments although the Rossoneri did release an official statement on their website to validate the injury.
"Boateng has sustained a muscular lesion in his left thigh and the estimated time of recovery is around four weeks, unless there are complications," Milan stated.
Boateng looks set to miss up to eight games for the club, including the Champions League round of 16 first leg clash with Arsenal on February 15.
Wowzy,boateng has some wife!
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