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(02-25-2012, 11:42 PM)reza Wrote: It surely hasn't worked very well.

We can go back to the same old story...if the team had some intention of selling him his supposed refusal is not helping the team either. It is good to be pro-Pato and against selling stars but sometimes may be the right time to go exists too.

I don't want to open up another 10 pages of fighting over Pato, please don't . What I typed above is out of being realistic and may be even opportunistic.

Cmon Reza, do I have to keep you under control too. You don`t open the pandora`s box. Sagrin
Talking about Pato has become as sensitive as talking about the middle east and the balkans conflicts Devilol .

Pato needs to get his mind into the game and gell with the team. Hope he has the time he needs (injury free) and then we can discuss about the future.
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(02-25-2012, 11:59 PM)Nalx Wrote: Allegri's words on Pato's substitution:
"Pato was not 100 per cent fit, as he had a muscular twinge during the first half, so rather than risk I preferred to replace him.

I knew he had it coming when he jumped over the ad board when the team lined up. "Easy there, buddy" said I to myself. It's ridiculous how easily he gets injured Wallbang

You got it wrong. It was the spitting in the game that caused the injury. Icon_lol2 well, that's not really funny. Wallbang

Jokes aside, I hope that (the injury news) was true. No, I am not wishing anyone to get injured and certainly not happy to see him out injured again, but at least if he was truly injured hence taken out, it is better than being taken out after 45 minutes as a tactical choice, which would killed off his Milan career already. I may be delusional, but I still hold hope on that. Confused

And no, I don't like what I saw today. He has a long way to go back to his old form, if it is at all possible.Angry
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(02-26-2012, 12:06 AM)Kastriot Wrote:
(02-25-2012, 11:42 PM)reza Wrote: It surely hasn't worked very well.

We can go back to the same old story...if the team had some intention of selling him his supposed refusal is not helping the team either. It is good to be pro-Pato and against selling stars but sometimes may be the right time to go exists too.

I don't want to open up another 10 pages of fighting over Pato, please don't . What I typed above is out of being realistic and may be even opportunistic.

Cmon Reza, do I have to keep you under control too. You don`t open the pandora`s box. Sagrin
Talking about Pato has become as sensitive as talking about the middle east and the balkans conflicts Devilol .

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I really have no idea what's going on with Pato nowerdays. It's one thing to be struggling for form, fitness or tactically, but it's another that he just barely moves on the field anymore.

I have to agree with Xudong, it's looking close to the end of his time at Milan.
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(02-26-2012, 10:54 AM)ACMILAN1983 Wrote: I really have no idea what's going on with Pato nowerdays. It's one thing to be struggling for form, fitness or tactically, but it's another that he just barely moves on the field anymore.

I have to agree with Xudong, it's looking close to the end of his time at Milan.

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It's funny if you consider how little he actually ran against Juve that he's out for another couple of weeks. It's really depressing to think what has become of Pato this season, especially knowing how incredible a talent he is. There were some stats I read earlier, saying he's missed something like 390 days through injury in 4 years, and this is his 13th injury since 2010 started.

Honestly, this is becoming a sad, sad story for a guy that was tipped to reaching legendary levels.
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(03-01-2012, 01:46 PM)ACMILAN1983 Wrote: Honestly, this is becoming a sad, sad story for a guy that was tipped to reaching legendary levels.

Really? He is out injured again? HuhHuhHuh
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Great.. i dont understand how someone can get injured so much, the weird part is he barely made contact with anyone against juve how would he have gotten injureD?
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(03-01-2012, 04:38 PM)fLame Wrote:
(03-01-2012, 01:46 PM)ACMILAN1983 Wrote: Honestly, this is becoming a sad, sad story for a guy that was tipped to reaching legendary levels.

Really? He is out injured again? HuhHuhHuh

yep, is definitely out for Palermo and probably Arsenal
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Sigh.... then indeed yeah... let's wait till summer and sell him to one of the teams with competent medical staff... perhaps they can put his career back on track.
"Defending is part of football... Keep possession 95% if u want... but the score is 2-2... thats it!! Well done milan.. Make serie a proud once again.. Big Grin"
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