AC Milan vs. Boca Juniors (Intercon. Cup) (2 Viewers)

Hydde

Minimiliano Tristelli
Mar 6, 2003
38,703
++ [ originally posted by Shadowfax ] ++


I know exactly what you meant.... It was jus such a stupid statement, it needed a response
You got called on a dumb statement.. be clearer if you dont wanna be called for an explanation

The response was exactly as expected... so we are done... Happy?


Asfor the game, I supported Boca as i like argentinian football, I am a massive tevez fan and im a sucker for the underdog.

Though i will always support milan in the cl unless its against juve or most teams of my own nationality
IM 1000% Agree with you.
And INcubbo.. that Maldini statement , was very selfish and selfminded.

We can support everyteam we wants and we are not forced to cheer up for all the great champions in one league if we dont want to.
Maybe because u are italian or something like that, it is excusable for you, but not for everybody who lives outside italy.


and the fact that u are italian doesnt mean that u are step over us non-italians.
 

JuveCampione

Senior Member
Sep 21, 2002
4,134
++ [ originally posted by IncuboRossonero ] ++


Wow and we beat you twice in two months last season..what would that make your team?

By the way...I'm curious...show me MY ARROGANCE before the game...I think you have me mixed up. Tell me where I made an arrogant "oh we already won" statement before this game.....I await your reply.
You don't know... i'll quote to you:

To the rest: Kiss my Italian a*s gentleman because your jealous rage and envious green is comical. I'll be thinking about you when I watch my team lift the Intercontinental Cup tomorrow. Actually I really won't be thinking of you. But you shall me kissing my Rossonero A*s!
FORZA MILAN


and why do you persist thinking that your win in Seria A last year makes you a good team? the Seria A was nothing but a failure to you.
about the CL final. I already said what I'm thinking about it many many times.
anyway when I said 'one of the shittiest teams in europe' I didn't mean it that much, but I think Milan is too overrated!
 

kaizer

Senior Member
Nov 1, 2003
2,973
++ [ originally posted by Edgar Davids ] ++

To the rest: Kiss my Italian a*s gentleman because your jealous rage and envious green is comical. I'll be thinking about you when I watch my team lift the Intercontinental Cup tomorrow. Actually I really won't be thinking of you. But you shall me kissing my Rossonero A*s!
FORZA MILAN
LOL....u forgot what u sed incubo, how cud u. wanna eat ur words now?:D even I remember what u sed, just forgot where u sed it.....:D
 

Loppan

Senior Member
Jul 13, 2002
2,528
++ [ originally posted by sallyinzaghi ] ++
i honestly dont think boca is the best team in the world even if they defeated milan. i dont get it tho, so if boca wins the libertadores cup (dunno how to spell) they get to meet the champions of europe, and they're the best? what about asian clubs? oceania clubs? :confused:
I agree but FIFA have like a World Cup for clubs all around the world but I'm not sure if that still exists.
 
Dec 16, 2003
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I´M FROM ARGENTINA AND FAN OS BOCA JUNIORS!!!!!!!
CHAMPIONS AGAIN!!!!!!!!
IN 1978 VS BORUSSIA
IN 2000 VS REAL MADRID
AND NOW VS ac milan
JA JA JA!!!!!!1
BOCA IN HIS HISTORY PLAY 6 TEAM VS MILAN AND WIN 4 , THE TWO RESTANT 2-2, WE ARE THEY SONS!!!!!!!
MARADONA!!!!! HE PLAY IN BOCA IN 1981 AND 1995!!!!!!
THE BEST PLAYER OF ALL TIMES IS FAN OF BOCA!!!!!!

THANKS GOD FOR BOCA AND MARADONA!!!!!!!


LUCAS SOLA (reply please: [email protected]
 

IncuboRossonero

Inferiority complex
Nov 16, 2003
7,039
++ [ originally posted by kaizer ] ++


LOL....u forgot what u sed incubo, how cud u. wanna eat ur words now?:D even I remember what u sed, just forgot where u sed it.....:D
Kaizer I would hardly call one line out of hundreds of posts 'arrogance'. I mentioned the game in passing and the jealousy/rage statement was not regarding a different issue. Look back at the posts. Regardless, this Edgar Davids guy just waits for my posts and then carefully intervenes when he feels the need to. Its two times he does this. If he wants to debate football I'll be ready to do so. If he wants to search all my previous posts to prove a point he can do that too. Whatever floats his boat. In reading my posts he might even learn something.

Also HYDDE: DID YOU NOT NOTICE THE WINK AT THE END OF MY STATEMENT REGARDING MALDINI? next time I'll follow my sentence with
;) (Please note for those of you unsure of the meaning of a wink: traditionally a wink is meant to imply that the author of this statement is not being serious. In other words this statement is meant to be somewhere between poking fun, teasing and kidding around. The author of this statement is not responsible for any individual/individuals who may feel hurt, offended or generally upset by the statement. In addition, the author of the statement is exempt from all moral, bodily or material damage this statement may have caused).

Better?
 

JuveCampione

Senior Member
Sep 21, 2002
4,134
++ [ originally posted by IncuboRossonero ] ++


Kaizer I would hardly call one line out of hundreds of posts 'arrogance'. I mentioned the game in passing and the jealousy/rage statement was not regarding a different issue. Look back at the posts. Regardless, this Edgar Davids guy just waits for my posts and then carefully intervenes when he feels the need to. Its two times he does this. If he wants to debate football I'll be ready to do so. If he wants to search all my previous posts to prove a point he can do that too. Whatever floats his boat. In reading my posts he might even learn something.
oh please, you asked me to show you your arogance :rolleyes:
I didn't search for your posts. As I remember it, you replied to my post about Milan being one of the shittiest teams in europe.
I remember that funny post very well from the first page!
and if that wasn't arrogant, I don't know what is!!
 

Dragon

Senior Member
Apr 24, 2003
27,407
++ [ originally posted by BOCALOCURA ] ++
I´M FROM ARGENTINA AND FAN OS BOCA JUNIORS!!!!!!!
CHAMPIONS AGAIN!!!!!!!!
IN 1978 VS BORUSSIA
IN 2000 VS REAL MADRID
AND NOW VS ac milan
JA JA JA!!!!!!1
BOCA IN HIS HISTORY PLAY 6 TEAM VS MILAN AND WIN 4 , THE TWO RESTANT 2-2, WE ARE THEY SONS!!!!!!!
MARADONA!!!!! HE PLAY IN BOCA IN 1981 AND 1995!!!!!!
THE BEST PLAYER OF ALL TIMES IS FAN OF BOCA!!!!!!

THANKS GOD FOR BOCA AND MARADONA!!!!!!!


LUCAS SOLA (reply please: [email protected]

jajajaja aguante river!! aunque estamos muy felices porque boca le haya ganado al milan felicitaciones por el campeonato y la copa intercontinental y por llevar el futbol de america en alto
 

Zizou

Senior Member
Apr 21, 2003
3,965
I don't see why we should feel sorry for Maldini who has already won so many trophies in his career.

If we have to be sorry for Maldini who nearly always won the finals he played in, how should YOU milanisti feel about the juventus players for losing 4 finals in these past 10 years (3 CL and 1 uefa) ?
 

IncuboRossonero

Inferiority complex
Nov 16, 2003
7,039
++ [ originally posted by Zizou ] ++
I don't see why we should feel sorry for Maldini who has already won so many trophies in his career.

If we have to be sorry for Maldini who nearly always won the finals he played in, how should YOU milanisti feel about the juventus players for losing 4 finals in these past 10 years (3 CL and 1 uefa) ?
Because the players came and went...the foundation was not as solid. Ferrara? Ok but he is not as Dominating in a game as Maldini. Del Piero? The last time you won it was with players like Ravanelli and Vialli.
 
Oct 2, 2002
522
++ [ originally posted by Alex ] ++
some people just have no respect whatsoever anymore and that's sickening to me. I'm not talking about DM, I haven't been there for ages and last time I was there everyone was great, but the XT Milan people, well...
it is still the way you left it Martin...DM is a peacefull place;) come and visit us sometimes amigo;):D
 
Oct 2, 2002
522
++ [ originally posted by Majed ] ++
same now with Milan. i respected them a lot for their great players. Maldini has always been my football idol, but i'm not too fond of milan anymore because of their fans (and even players...you should see the player interviews, they think they are unbeatable)
too pitty...I feel sorry for you amigo...really do....:down: but try not to base your likes and dislikes on some fans .....
by the by...about players.....and their interviews.....I personally dont think that anyone of them said anything bad about juve players or fans....
 

Hydde

Minimiliano Tristelli
Mar 6, 2003
38,703
++ [ originally posted by IncuboRossonero ] ++



Also HYDDE: DID YOU NOT NOTICE THE WINK AT THE END OF MY STATEMENT REGARDING MALDINI? next time I'll follow my sentence with
;) (Please note for those of you unsure of the meaning of a wink: traditionally a wink is meant to imply that the author of this statement is not being serious. In other words this statement is meant to be somewhere between poking fun, teasing and kidding around. The author of this statement is not responsible for any individual/individuals who may feel hurt, offended or generally upset by the statement. In addition, the author of the statement is exempt from all moral, bodily or material damage this statement may have caused).

Better?
Yeah INcubbo, a wink fix everything :)

More pure than Chef Boyardee
 

kaizer

Senior Member
Nov 1, 2003
2,973
++ [ originally posted by IncuboRossonero ] ++


Kaizer I would hardly call one line out of hundreds of posts 'arrogance'. I mentioned the game in passing and the jealousy/rage statement was not regarding a different issue. Look back at the posts. Regardless, this Edgar Davids guy just waits for my posts and then carefully intervenes when he feels the need to. Its two times he does this. If he wants to debate football I'll be ready to do so. If he wants to search all my previous posts to prove a point he can do that too. Whatever floats his boat. In reading my posts he might even learn something.
LOL.....@least u admit to that "arrogance" part.....:D

peace m8.....:cool:
 

Zizou

Senior Member
Apr 21, 2003
3,965
++ [ originally posted by IncuboRossonero ] ++


Because the players came and went...the foundation was not as solid. Ferrara? Ok but he is not as Dominating in a game as Maldini. Del Piero? The last time you won it was with players like Ravanelli and Vialli.
Well Del Piero was part of the team that won it, but he was also part of the losing teams.

And I don't think you Milan fans were sorry when Nedved received that yellow card against Real, and he was there crying because of his lost chance of playing in the final ;)
 

Zizou

Senior Member
Apr 21, 2003
3,965
Anyway back to the Milan-Boca topic, see if you Milan fans like my editorial on the rossoneri's loss:

http://www.soccerage.com/en/13/s1003.html

Editorial: The Irony Of Penalties

Life can be really ironic at times. Ask Milan fans what they think about penalty shoot outs and you would probably just receive a groan or two. A week earlier, the same question would have evoked great memories of a wonderful night in May, but a day after the Intercontinental Cup final, 'penalty shoot-out' is something that the milanisti want to erease from their vocabulary, at least for the time being, so do not even bother as the irony would be lost on them.

Was it just the penalty shoot-out that led to Milan's downfall in the Intercontinental Cup Final or were there other motives? Well surely whenever you lose from the penalty lottery, luck plays an important part. However, as they say, luck always helps the strongest and it would be unfair on Boca to say they only won through luck. The Argentinean team was very solid throughout the match, and even though they relied on counter attacks, they still were able to worry the Milan defence and at the same time not allow too much space to the rossoneri forwards

Milan were clearly the most technical team of the two finalists as Boca are more of a team than individual flair, however Ancelotti's team was unable to make use of their superior technical abilities on the pitch. It is tough to really find where the merits of Boca end and the demerits of Milan start, but what's for sure is that ultimately, the most deserving team won.

In recent weeks, Shevcenko and Kaka have been systematically leading Milan to wins both in Serie A and Champions League, however on Sunday, neither of them played a good game and were hardly involved in Milan's attacks. The Brazilian forward's star shined only a few times and that was not enough for the rossoneri. Shevcenko is currently very important for his team as Inzaghi is still far away from his best form following the injury and if the Ukrainian forward does not bang them in, then the rossoneri find it hard to score goals.

Many will easily point fingers towards Ancelotti who opted for Kaka instead of Rui Costa. The Portuguese midfielder seemed to be more adapt for this kind of match as soon as he set foot on the pitch and things might have been different if he had played from the start since his team seemed to lack creativity in midfield to create real goal scoring chances which did not involve long passes by Pirlo from the midfield line.

Boca were overall more ordinate, especially in defence, where every time a Milan player was in possession of the ball, at least two Boca players would be surrounding him and preventing him from creating any important chance. Their fast counter attacks became even more effective when Tevez was sent on the pitch by Bianchi and Boca were very close to snatching the victory late towards the game.

Back to the first point: the penalties. Ancelotti stated that he chose the players himself, based on his technical knowledge of the players. If that's the case, then his technical knowledge is really bad. This is obviously not so, as Ancelotti is a good tactician, however the choice of penalty takers was clearly not a happy one.

After Beckham's terrible miss kick from the spot in the match Turkey – England, no one would have thought that any player was capable of shooting a worse penalty. No one except Costacurta. The veteran defender, who granted that he is not a specialist in penalties, probably shot the worst penalty of the past 10 years. Not that Seedorf's penalty was much better, but at least his shot did not trot agonizingly towards goal.

Losing the final was not a great sensation, and this might be the reason behind Seedorf's angry after match words. He accused some players that they did not want to take the penalties, while he took the responsibility. Apparently his words were aimed towards Inzaghi and Cafu. Obviously both the player and club will try to play down these claims, but such a reaction can only be harmful for the dressing room.

Italian media will be quick to say that Milan are in a crisis because of the back to back defeats in the Champions League (at home against Celta) and this Intercontinental defeat. This is obviously ridiculous as Milan have had so far an excellent season but we all know that Italians try to sensationalize even the small stories.

On the other hand it is true that this is the second final they lost this season (first one was the Italian Super Cup against Juventus) and both came from the penalty shoot outs. After last May, Milan and their fans probably thought that luck was on their side when it came to penalties, however this season proved otherwise and will be hoping to avoid the lottery from the spot in future fixtures!
 

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