Sulley Muntari
#21
We certainly can. He is one of the few players that are decent AND have Allegri's trust in the midfield. A midfield consisting of Montolivo, De Jong, and Muntari would not be too bad.
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#22
It seems that Muntari may see some minutes against Chievo, but almost certainly he will be back for Fiorentina. A gruesome schedule is now ahead of us.

Here are some of Muntari's finest moments: Big Grin



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#23
You know there's something wrong when we're looking at Muntari to help save our season.
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#24
(11-02-2012, 10:34 AM)ACMILAN1983 Wrote: You know there's something wrong when we're looking at Muntari to help save our season.

What do you mean something is wrong? I say Everything is wrong with Milan this season. Big Grin Icon_lol2
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#25

So true.
SagrinVade retro me SatanusDevilcool
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#26
Good news. Muntari is not called up by Ghana NT.

Quote:Ghana call Serie A stars
By Football Italia staff

Milan don’t have to worry about losing Sulley Muntari for the African Cup of Nations, but Ghana call Juventus and Udinese stars.

There were concerns that Muntari’s comeback six months after surgery would see him waltz off almost immediately for the tournament in January and February.

However, he is not included in the squad list for Ghana, so can act as a replacement for Nigel De Jong.

There are other Serie A players called up for Ghana, such as Juventus midfielder Kwadwo Asamoah and Udinese’s Emmanuel Agyemang Badu.

Sassuolo striker Richmond Boakye is also included.

http://www.football-italia.net/28405/gha...erie-stars
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#27
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OZXq4iXx-gQ

Can anyone translate what happened here Big Grin
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#28
Some Italian tv prankster showed Muntari (he did it to a few players) an edited picture of him in a gay compromised position. Muntari, being a devout Muslim and therefore being strictly against homosexuality, didn't take the joke too well and threatened to beat they guy up if he tried something like this again. I don't particularly care about the reaction, but really makes you wonder that this sort of crap passes as funny on Italian TV. At least they could have kept with the times and made memes, rather than a trend that was barely considered funny 10-15 years ago.
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#29
Agreed. Muntari could have reacted differently (if he could keep his cool), but the so-called journalists and their jokes were simply distasteful and disgusting. Angry
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#30
Thanks for the explanation Dev
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