ROBINHO!!!
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Galliani: "Tomorrow I will meet with Allegri and president Berlusconi to talk about the transfer market."
"If we will sign Bojan permanently? I won't talk about the summer transfer window."
"The January transfer window? If nobody leaves Milan, then nobody will arrive."
"Robinho didn't want to leave Milan - he just wanted to go back home."
"We didn't reach an agreement with Santos for Robinho. And Raiola didn't reach an agreement regarding the player's salary."
"Other Brazilian clubs than Santos did meet our demands as well as Robinho's demands, but he only wants Santos."

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Robinho never wants to leave our beloved Milan.

ale Robinho ale
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(01-06-2013, 07:53 PM)xudong Wrote: AC Milan News ‏@Milanello
Galliani: "Tomorrow I will meet with Allegri and president Berlusconi to talk about the transfer market."
"If we will sign Bojan permanently? I won't talk about the summer transfer window."
"The January transfer window? If nobody leaves Milan, then nobody will arrive."
"Robinho didn't want to leave Milan - he just wanted to go back home."
"We didn't reach an agreement with Santos for Robinho. And Raiola didn't reach an agreement regarding the player's salary."
"Other Brazilian clubs than Santos did meet our demands as well as Robinho's demands, but he only wants Santos."

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Pato did leave so get someone to strengthen our squad!
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nah, Galliani previously said that we will buy one striker only if both Robinho and Pato leave. I tend to believe that is what will happen.

by the way, I wonder if Robinho will be available for the midweek game against Jube?
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xuacm how happy are you that the most loved player on Milan will stay at least until summer?

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(01-08-2013, 03:42 PM)ACM1899 Wrote: xuacm how happy are you that the most loved player on Milan will stay at least until summer?

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Quote:AC Milan vice-president Adriano Galliani has cooled talk of a Galatasaray move for Robinho.

Gala president Unal Aysal met with Galliani in Milan yesterday, fueling talk of a deal for Robinho.

But Galliani insists: "Galatasaray was just a courtesy visit, there was no talk of players. Robinho has been taken off the market, is delighted to be at Milan and we are happy for him to stay.

"We go forward together."

Quote:Mino Raiola says AC Milan are to blame for Robinho's failed move to Santos.

It was claimed Robinho couldn't agree personal terms with Santos about a return to his former club last week.

However, Raiola, who worked on the negotiations, revealed: "We made a deal and we were very close to closing. But Milan has not accepted the terms: what happened you only have to ask Milan."

My 2 cents:
1st cent: Icon_lol2 I am happy to keep Robinho. In the long run, I wouldn't mind getting rid of him eventually but his staying would help smoothen the transition for the rest of this season.

2nd: I want that rat in the name of Raiola to stay far away from Milan. Angry I don't know why that stupid idiot Galliani still wanted to have anything to do with that rat.
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Because Galliani is stupid, so he need Raiola's rat brain. Recent good moves (Ibra, Binho etc) were done with the agent's help.

But Raiola won't work without money, so Galliani is clueless and we are what we see now.
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Using so-called super agent like Mino Raiola or Ernesto Bronzetti as intermediary between two clubs in transfer negotiation is a common practice and does not necessarily mean Galliani is stupid.
per l'amaro e il dolce
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(01-09-2013, 08:50 AM)Aficio Wrote: Because Galliani is stupid, so he need Raiola's rat brain. Recent good moves (Ibra, Binho etc) were done with the agent's help.

But Raiola won't work without money, so Galliani is clueless and we are what we see now.

That's true. I believe that von Bommel was his work too, but then, for every good deal, there is 2 or 3 bad ones that serves the only purpose of keeping this rat happy. What is the purpose of getting Didac Vila or Roggia (? the Brazilian kid) otherwise?

It is not just Raiola that was the cancer. Anyone remembers de Assis? The brother and agent of Ronaldinho? How many bad deals did Milan have with him just to keep him happy? Oliveira cost us a fortune; and guess what, even Ronaldinho deal itself was a terrible one. I don't really blame him for not achieving anything in Milan, but he rotten our golden boy Pato and that's a crime.

To be fair, Ibrahimovic deal was a great one, but certainly I would not have regretted if we didn't get him, as it deteriorated our finance, combined with Galliani's stupidity and total lack of financial competence. In a way, that was responsible for T. Silva's departure. Out went another of our potentially future legend.

Galliani just does not learn. Facepalm If that's not stupid, I don't know what is then. I wish Berlusconi could just kick him out.
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