01-20-2012, 04:31 PM
(This post was last modified: 01-20-2012, 04:32 PM by Hasan Rossonero.)
That looks like Hector Cuper on May 5, 2002
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We all want Pato to succeed because his success means Milan's success. I don't think any of our agendas could ever eclipse the communal good of the Rossoneri, yes?
So please take what I say keeping that in mind...we should have sold him to PSG when we had the chance. His umpteenth injury could perhaps be tolerated at a club with a long bench, but not at ours. He is out for a month! We could have had Tevez training by now, absorbing the club's culture and tactical outlook. Instead, we have to endure Pato in the infirmary and a 1001 inquests into Milanlab.
Tevez has a better football brain than Pato. He may be stubborn and unprofessional, but that is easier to manage at a club like Milan than constant injuries and erratic form.
Now we're stuck with Pato, and PSG will probably snap up Tevez, a better player.
Thanks a lot Berlusconi.
.We all want Pato to succeed because his success means Milan's success. I don't think any of our agendas could ever eclipse the communal good of the Rossoneri, yes?
So please take what I say keeping that in mind...we should have sold him to PSG when we had the chance. His umpteenth injury could perhaps be tolerated at a club with a long bench, but not at ours. He is out for a month! We could have had Tevez training by now, absorbing the club's culture and tactical outlook. Instead, we have to endure Pato in the infirmary and a 1001 inquests into Milanlab.
Tevez has a better football brain than Pato. He may be stubborn and unprofessional, but that is easier to manage at a club like Milan than constant injuries and erratic form.
Now we're stuck with Pato, and PSG will probably snap up Tevez, a better player.
Thanks a lot Berlusconi.



