ROBINHO!!!
#41
Was the scorer Binho? He looked like Ronaldo the Phenomenon Big Grin
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#42
Congrats to Binho on the birth of his second son Gianluca De Sousa!
Quote:Paolo Maldini
"Il Sogno di ogni attaccante e' segnare il piu' bella gol della storia. L'incubo e' incontrare il miglior difensore del mondo."

Quote:Francesco Totti
"Never give up Pippo,You are an example for all of us to never give up."
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#43
super binho! love this player but i have to say our team reeally needs to work on their finishing like ibra was relatively good but those two easy chances on his first game back where he got red carded again.. ugh and robinho mises alot and boatengs shots do 360 degree turns for some reason lmao, but anyways all great players forza milan thank u robinho for ur goal aagainst bresciaa
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#44
His goal gave us a more relaxed mind but come to think of it, is it when we start criticising him before he should know we signed him to be scoring goals cause i remember on this forum few weeks ago we were all criticising him for not finding his foot in front of goal but now he has shut our mouth with an important goal.
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#45
actually, I don't think his finishing skill has improved, even with that important goal he just scored for us. Big Grin he missed quite a few others, together with Cassano. Each could have scored 2 or 3 goals thus saving us the anxiety in the game.

still like Robinho a lot, just for the record. Smile
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#46
Binho got one clear chance and he scored. Point is, he must start shooting in bad angles, that way all his bad finishing will be used up. Then when a clear chance comes in, he will score.

For real, Cassano got two sitters and he missed both of them completely.
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#47
I think cassano really have some issues to work out cause the chances he wasted against brescia was too bad for a forwarder like him.

But for binho am sure the coach must have spoken to him and he's learning. very good of him, he needs to continue his scoring form.
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#48
Here are some numbers. Forget Ibra. Forget Pato

When Robinho has played Support Striker in a 4-3-1-2, we are 12 wins, 1 loss, 1 draw. We've lost when he hasn't played or when we've gone 3 attackers w/ him in hole (unnatural). These 12 wins are being partnered with Ibra, Pato or Cassano.

In those 14 games we've scored 25, conceded 5.

Of course we've had good games where we've played 3 forwards and him in hole (like both napoli games. But we've also been defensively vunerable, like v. Jube or Udinese


Strong case he's been our most valuable attacker. His movement and runs create A LOT of lanes. Such an intelligent player off the ball.

Forza Robi
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#49
(04-26-2011, 09:33 PM)Ca Rossonero Wrote: Strong case he's been our most valuable attacker. His movement and runs create A LOT of lanes. Such an intelligent player off the ball.

Forza Robi

First goal in the derby was proof enough...first minutes of play, everybody standing and watching, he made himself available for the pass by simply moving.

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#50
(04-26-2011, 09:44 PM)reza Wrote:
(04-26-2011, 09:33 PM)Ca Rossonero Wrote: Strong case he's been our most valuable attacker. His movement and runs create A LOT of lanes. Such an intelligent player off the ball.

Forza Robi

First goal in the derby was proof enough...first minutes of play, everybody standing and watching, he made himself available for the pass by simply moving.

To me this is what we've needed for years. People want to say pirlo and seedorf have declined. And physically definitely true, but they can still pass and still have the vision. but when no one moves, where are they suppose to pasS? Look at scholes with man utd, still highly productive in his role, because that team moves all match.

Robinho + Boateng's movement have reborn pirlo and seedorf.

It's not surprising since basically when sheva left they struggled w/ consistency and it was even worse when Kaka left.
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