(09-02-2011, 01:09 AM)Hitman Wrote: ah well I didnt bother coming online for past few days after all the lies by our management so spent it at the beach.....now I'm back to get it off my chest
I am ultra pissed at the management - B, G and Allegri for promising quality signings. Stuff like "2 WC players coming if we get the Serie A", all those descriptions of Mr X, "Remember, market closes at 19:00 Italy time, its still open"... they lied to us fans and made us believe in something and ended up with Aquilani and Nocerino. Absolutely lovely.
It is not a horrible mercato, but the problem is they said they want to compete in the CL... we only won serie A last year because the rest of the teams were terrible, not because of how great we were. Our team was terribly uncreative, especially in the midfield. Our fullbacks cannot assist when we need them to. We have no 'regista' or playmaker in the midfield anymore, call Aquilani what you want, he is no Pirlo, Kaka, Ganso or Cesc. This mercato only makes Milan's bench better, it is not going to up our quality at all. I think we stay the same while we watch the top teams all invest heavily and get stronger and stronger every year. Painful times being a Milan fan with this management at these times. I don't know if last year was a one-off, but this summer is on-par with the those summers where we only signed Huntelaar and Emerson.
I am truly disappointed. I was hoping we would finally return to the scene in the CL. Being eliminated by Arsenal, Spurs and getting thrashed by Man United in recent years doesn't seem to be enough to convince our management that we simply are not good enough any more.
If Silvio does not want to invest, it's time he leaves. We are fed up. Galliani is more than a capable business man and great negotiater, he simply is Silvio's face to Milan, I wouldn't blame G - I think it's simply Berlusconi's lack of funds. We all expected a great summer from Milan, all the transfer experts too. Then came that fine, which all of Milan came out and said that will not affect Milan at all.... but that was the biggest lie of all the lies they gave us this summer. It has hugely affected us, but at least, we didn't sell any one our players YET.
I think us fans should protest as much as possible for Berlusconi to give the club up. He is not going to invest anytime soon and with FFP coming in, these are the final years where we can invest like crazy and we are not using it. The club's problems is 100% within the management, we need to sort our problems out in the top...because Allegri is doing all he can with the bullsht midfield he's given.
Time for us fans to speak up and stand up.
No one person is bigger than the club right? It's time to find us a new sugar daddy that's willing to bring Milan back to the top.
Best of luck to Aquilani and Nocerino - we hope they can do something with us.
Forza Milan
Love your post hitman.... Kinda reflects my own sentiment.
Cheers
Somehow I wouldn't like Milan being owned by some rich sugar daddy who doesn't really know anything about football and doesn't really care about Milan. Milan isn't just a business for us, fans. Milan has an identity of it's own. If Berlusconi will some day sell Milan, he must be a Milan fan. (just my opinion)
"We are a team of devils. Our colours are red as fire, and black, to invoke fear in our opponents!"
Herbert Kilpin
Nella gioia e nell' dolore, per il Milan eterno amore!
09-03-2011, 02:34 PM
(This post was last modified: 09-03-2011, 02:35 PM by Gabriel426.)
For starter, I don't think any business man will buy a football team without their own stadium/land as a way to earn more money. ESP., since buying land and building a stadium probably cost around 250mil.
If there is a new buyer to take over Milan, I am pretty sure he ot they know about football and want to make Milan into a team who can dethrone Barca. As a fan, I just want the team to commit to winning as much as I support the team.
Lastly, I don't think Berlu knew anything about football before Milan and he is a sugar daddy if he wants to.
.....shhhhhh......so quiet......
(09-04-2011, 12:40 AM)russo-neri Wrote: .....shhhhhh......so quiet......
... before the storm?
Well Mercato is over, what's there to discuss?
For Italy, Aquilani played only 30 minutes in a rather dull game. Nocerino didn't play. So, even there we can't make any conclusions at the moment.
"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..  "
09-04-2011, 03:03 PM
(This post was last modified: 09-04-2011, 03:03 PM by will4li.)
This mercato is over,we'd better move on.
We have built a good structure now (thanks to management economical move this summer), we need to focus on some big caliber players next market.hamsik,baloteli and andre ayew,3 names appear to mind.
hamsik is a tailor-made fit to our current system,he can both play seedorf's and KFP's roles.
baloteli will rotate ibra,and their pair will be very lethal against teams with pack-bus lineups. baloteli is now unhappy at city,we may steal a bargain this time.
andre ayew will give us speed upfront,the lad is quite mature. and compared to lucas, he is proven at world cup and euro competition. arsenal snatch gerviho for 13 million this summer, maybe we can get andre ayew for 15 million.
May god with chinese footbball
I agree lets move on.
But I don't share the Hamsik Balotelli sentiment , we don't make moves like that anymore.Expect Monty and one or two other low cost maybe low risk moves.
Our official squad per milan website shows a total of 29 players, 17 of which are italian. Very cool.
On another note, what is allegri thinking having only 4 attackers on our euro squad? We have 8 mfs and TEN defenders. Now inzaghi's pissed and the rumor is he'll be out come january. Why did we re-sign him if we didn't plan on at least including him in our 25 man squad? He could have gone somewhere else and we could have kept paloschi on our squad.
Certainly this situation shows a disconnect between galliani and allegri...
I'll wait until the next stage of CL. Pippo's spring is in the second half of a season.
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