(09-02-2011, 11:20 AM)mihan Wrote: Think about Real and Barca is sick, very good teams, very audacious if not dirty management.

Think about getting Aquilani and Nocerino, even Montolivo (de Rossi?) for less than 10m is sick too.

(09-02-2011, 10:11 AM)ACMILAN1983 Wrote:

(09-02-2011, 04:38 AM)Gabriel426 Wrote: Ambro, IMO, was never a WC player. He was a great player for Milan due to his strengths were what Milan needed to compliment the other players. Thats a huge difference between a WC players and a great compliment players. An example would be a few yrs ago, the mid trio of Fletcher, Park and Carrick. Where none of them individually were WC, together they formed a WC midfield b/c they each compliment each other well.

It's funny how you said Monty and Aqua still have not reach the top levels yet. Since i think all players have the potential to reach the top levels one time or another but can they make it, is another story. Carrick like you said is not and never was WC, but like Monty and Aqua when he was mid 20s, people kept saying he could be WC..... Point I am trying to make is that, sometime as fans we tend to read too much into the players potentials and project them to an unreal expectations. Like we look at a what a player is doing when they are early 20s and think
that he will only get better b/c he is young......thus thinking he will one day be at the level of the best players at that time. Most of these players never make it, not b/c they don't have talents or lazy or injuries but b/c they are really just as good as they can be in their early 20s. Like if a new early 20s striker scored 10 goals in his debut season in Serie A, some might think he will one day score 25 goals a season with
better teammates and plays better.....but maybe he will just ended up scoring around 10 goals a season for the rest of his career with one or two seasons where he scored 15 or 18. Thats actually sounds a lot like Borriello.

I have to disagree with you on Ambro, as I think he's a much more prominent midfielder than given credit for. He's been at the club since 1998 and has played a key role in numerous teams, all have which had different characteristics, so to say he merely complimented the set up I think is difficult.

About Aquilani and Montolivo reaching their peaks, it's only my personal opinion but I'm convinced they have much more to offer than what they've shown in the career so far (Nocerino too). Unlike Carrick and Fletcher, who I personally didn't ever rate as highly, I think the Italians have the ability to really go far, but until now circumstances and weaknesses have prevented this. Truth is though, I'm really hoping Allegri can get the best out of them as otherwise they won't add a great deal.

(09-02-2011, 11:24 AM)Gabriel426 Wrote: On Ambro, well, like I said, that's my personal opinion. Also there is nothing wrong with being a great compliment players to superstars. On top of that, do you think that Ambro, during the Carlo area, can help Roma become a real contender? While I think Pirlo and Kaka can. To me that's the differences right there.

(09-02-2011, 12:25 PM)Dha Brain Wrote: out of 4 Uefa Cl games , we lost to real once with no thiago silva , and we drew twice vs real in the last 2 years real is nothing to be afriad of