How many here think that Kaka won't have a big impact on madrid ?!
Personaly i think he won't......
Personaly i think he won't......
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Yeah, Serie A depends on 2 players. 
Maybe he meant the start of winning? Do you have a problem with that?
Maybe he meant the start of winning? Do you have a problem with that?
merda will burn and crash next season as they used to be , they were born looser , at least they WILL lay under Juventus :bigscarf:
As a Juventus supporter, obviously I am happy that one of our rivals has been weakened, for the time being.
however, as a lover of Calcio, this move, along with Ibra's impending move to Barcelona, does not sit well with me.
I feel that this is a foreshadowing of the further decline of Italian Football on the European stage. No longer is Serie A a place where allthe big boys come and play, and finish their careers here.
Now, Serie A can only be looked at in some circles as a breeding ground to develop and nurture up and coming superstars,only to have them leave in the prime of their careers to bigger and better places.
This is really disheartening. the BIG 3 of Europe, has now become, for all intents and purposes, the BIG 2 1/2. The only way that Serie A can stem the tide of this is to further develop and nurture players through their youth system, and please, do away with this rule that they have to be 18 before they can sign a professional contract. The last thing that Serie A needs is to have the vultures of the EPL and La Liga snooping around the youth camps pilfering the young players, like they have done the past several years.
however, as a lover of Calcio, this move, along with Ibra's impending move to Barcelona, does not sit well with me.
I feel that this is a foreshadowing of the further decline of Italian Football on the European stage. No longer is Serie A a place where allthe big boys come and play, and finish their careers here.
Now, Serie A can only be looked at in some circles as a breeding ground to develop and nurture up and coming superstars,only to have them leave in the prime of their careers to bigger and better places.
This is really disheartening. the BIG 3 of Europe, has now become, for all intents and purposes, the BIG 2 1/2. The only way that Serie A can stem the tide of this is to further develop and nurture players through their youth system, and please, do away with this rule that they have to be 18 before they can sign a professional contract. The last thing that Serie A needs is to have the vultures of the EPL and La Liga snooping around the youth camps pilfering the young players, like they have done the past several years.
Also, let's not forget the time they loaned Abbiati to us when Bufon got hurt during the Berlusconi Trophy match.
They didn't have to do that. There were no legal or moral grounds on which to do something like that.
People may hate Milan, but obviously despite the rivalry there is a deep amount of respect between the two clubs.
If it isn't Juve that wins the Scudetto, I would choose Milan over Inter 10 times out of 10
They didn't have to do that. There were no legal or moral grounds on which to do something like that.
People may hate Milan, but obviously despite the rivalry there is a deep amount of respect between the two clubs.
If it isn't Juve that wins the Scudetto, I would choose Milan over Inter 10 times out of 10
Wow, a lot of people are getting their panties in a twist here.
The Italian Serie A has always been one of the 3 biggest leagues in Europe. I don't see that changing any time soon.
I mean, which other league has a realistic chance of becoming bigger. Germany?, France?, I don't think so.
Milan selling Kaka is A-OK with me, it's always nice to see a direct competitor losing their best player. Let's just see who they'll get as replacement(s).
The Italian Serie A has always been one of the 3 biggest leagues in Europe. I don't see that changing any time soon.
I mean, which other league has a realistic chance of becoming bigger. Germany?, France?, I don't think so.
Milan selling Kaka is A-OK with me, it's always nice to see a direct competitor losing their best player. Let's just see who they'll get as replacement(s).
In this financial climate, with the state of the Italian Economy being worse than the English or Spanish economy right now, you can still see that Serie A will always be one of the biggest three in Europe?
You sir, are far more optimistic than I am.
I mean, how many teams in Italy even own their own stadium?? That is a MAJOR, MAJOR revenue boost when you have that in your corner
I will predict this though. If this continues over the next several years, don't be shocked if Serie A loses that precious 4th spot for CL delegation.
You sir, are far more optimistic than I am.
I mean, how many teams in Italy even own their own stadium?? That is a MAJOR, MAJOR revenue boost when you have that in your corner
I will predict this though. If this continues over the next several years, don't be shocked if Serie A loses that precious 4th spot for CL delegation.
