Yeah, he would've made that money for them anyway... marketing value and what not...
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[CL] Champions League 2011/12 (46 Viewers)
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Team of chokers they were, chokers I say and I am sure of it 
Il Genio had the talent of all those Barca stars combined, but just like his countryman that now plays for Juve, he was lazy and inconsistent. But when he had a good day you could only play Queen's "Don't stop me now" and watch Savicevic destroy opponents.
Strange how the guy who was vital for winning CLs and probably the main star of two CL winning clubs doesn't get the recognition of the football world and his name is almost forgotten.
that was only for a year and the main issue wasn't that Kaka was sold but that the club didn't invest the money and also that they thought Leo was the right coach for the job - big mistake obviously - and to a smaller extent that a washed up Dinho could replace Kaka. The year after, we brought in Allgeri, Ibra, Binho and things improved a lot.
Kaka was the first player in the Berlusconi era to be sold for the only reason that the club needed the money to cover it's debt, which is why there was no money left for reinvesting in new players, which the team direly needed. He may have been only 27 yo at the time but as it turned out, given his injury issues over the next couple of season, selling Kaka was indeed a piece of smart business by the club.
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tried to rep you but had to spread ... thanks for the memories
no Baresi, no Billy, no MvB, and we still kicked their asses ... for the 98% of the forum, who don't remember this game as they probably weren't even born back then 
, Cruyff's Barca was just as highly hyped as the current one and as clear a favourite as a team could possibly be in a CL final
Kaka was the first player in the Berlusconi era to be sold for the only reason that the club needed the money to cover it's debt, which is why there was no money left for reinvesting in new players, which the team direly needed. He may have been only 27 yo at the time but as it turned out, given his injury issues over the next couple of season, selling Kaka was indeed a piece of smart business by the club.
---------- Post added 28.03.2012 at 04:08 ----------
tried to rep you but had to spread ... thanks for the memories
no Baresi, no Billy, no MvB, and we still kicked their asses
... for the 98% of the forum, who don't remember this game as they probably weren't even born back then , Cruyff's Barca was just as highly hyped as the current one and as clear a favourite as a team could possibly be in a CL final
that was only for a year and the main issue wasn't that Kaka was sold but that the club didn't invest the money and also that they thought Leo was the right coach for the job - big mistake obviously - and to a smaller extent that a washed up Dinho could replace Kaka. The year after, we brought in Allgeri, Ibra, Binho and things improved a lot.
Kaka was the first player in the Berlusconi era to be sold for the only reason that the club needed the money to cover it's debt, which is why there was no money left for reinvesting in new players, which the team direly needed. He may have been only 27 yo at the time but as it turned out, given his injury issues over the next couple of season, selling Kaka was indeed a piece of smart business by the club.
---------- Post added 28.03.2012 at 04:08 ----------
tried to rep you but had to spread ... thanks for the memories
no Baresi, no Billy, no MvB, and we still kicked their asses ... for the 98% of the forum, who don't remember this game as they probably weren't even born back then , Cruyff's Barca was just as highly hyped as the current one and as clear a favourite as a team could possibly be in a CL final
Kaka was the first player in the Berlusconi era to be sold for the only reason that the club needed the money to cover it's debt, which is why there was no money left for reinvesting in new players, which the team direly needed. He may have been only 27 yo at the time but as it turned out, given his injury issues over the next couple of season, selling Kaka was indeed a piece of smart business by the club.
---------- Post added 28.03.2012 at 04:08 ----------
tried to rep you but had to spread ... thanks for the memories
no Baresi, no Billy, no MvB, and we still kicked their asses
... for the 98% of the forum, who don't remember this game as they probably weren't even born back then , Cruyff's Barca was just as highly hyped as the current one and as clear a favourite as a team could possibly be in a CL final
Cruyff, as much as I love the player, is an arrogant cuntbag. It was awesome seeing his "invincible" Barcelona team get crushed by an under strength Milan in that final. I recall Barca had two of the 3 best forwards in the world at the time (Baggio being the obvious missing name from that list). Stoichkov and Romario would go on to tear shit up at the 94 World Cup as well.
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