[ITA] Serie A 2008/2009 (28 Viewers)
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So only the guys who have more dark colored BALLS and blue colored balls are listened and replied to.... The guys with grey colored balls are amateur shit who're there to make up the numbers....
Nice forum !!!
Nice forum !!!
I had no idea what are you saying until i saw your previous post on this topic. Obviously no-one who understands Italian saw your post because the members who know Italian are usually very kind and they always translate the articles.
There wasn't anything new there, btw.
We sold Lanzafame for 5m eur and we bought 50% of him right away. In other words, he's co-owned by Palermo and Juve and next year we'll decide what to do with him. If he turns out good we'll probably buy back the other 50% (but we'll have to pay more than 2.5m for that) and if he doesn't turn out to be good we'll either let him stay on loan for one more year or we'll sell them the other 50%.
you should know the answer by now
Frustrated Milan fans have sent a petition to the club’s head office demanding a change in ownership to allow the Diavolo to compete in the market.
After a miserable season culminating in a fifth-placed finish, the Rossoneri were determined to add a big-name striking star to the ranks this summer.
However, Vice-President Adriano Galliani has confessed that the world champions don’t have the resources to lure the biggest stars, such as Arsenal’s Emmanuel Adebayor.
Galliani’s declaration has angered many Milan followers, who have started an online petition to demand that patron Silvio Berlusconi sells the club.
“The club has been lamenting its lack of resources compared to those in England and Spain and so we invite the fans to protest for an improvement,” the petition begins.
“We are grateful to the President for the work he has done, but over the last two years we have won because of miracles from our team and not because of anything else.
“We have to make ourselves heard in a serious way and we need to make our disappointment with Milan clear.
“The Rossoneri deserve dignity and for the benefit of the club we demand that the President sells up to restore some pride amongst the fans.”
Frustrated Milan fans have sent a petition to the club’s head office demanding a change in ownership to allow the Diavolo to compete in the market.
After a miserable season culminating in a fifth-placed finish, the Rossoneri were determined to add a big-name striking star to the ranks this summer.
However, Vice-President Adriano Galliani has confessed that the world champions don’t have the resources to lure the biggest stars, such as Arsenal’s Emmanuel Adebayor.
Galliani’s declaration has angered many Milan followers, who have started an online petition to demand that patron Silvio Berlusconi sells the club.
“The club has been lamenting its lack of resources compared to those in England and Spain and so we invite the fans to protest for an improvement,” the petition begins.
“We are grateful to the President for the work he has done, but over the last two years we have won because of miracles from our team and not because of anything else.
“We have to make ourselves heard in a serious way and we need to make our disappointment with Milan clear.
“The Rossoneri deserve dignity and for the benefit of the club we demand that the President sells up to restore some pride amongst the fans.”
Frustrated Milan fans have sent a petition to the club’s head office demanding a change in ownership to allow the Diavolo to compete in the market.
After a miserable season culminating in a fifth-placed finish, the Rossoneri were determined to add a big-name striking star to the ranks this summer.
However, Vice-President Adriano Galliani has confessed that the world champions don’t have the resources to lure the biggest stars, such as Arsenal’s Emmanuel Adebayor.
Galliani’s declaration has angered many Milan followers, who have started an online petition to demand that patron Silvio Berlusconi sells the club.
“The club has been lamenting its lack of resources compared to those in England and Spain and so we invite the fans to protest for an improvement,” the petition begins.
“We are grateful to the President for the work he has done, but over the last two years we have won because of miracles from our team and not because of anything else.
“We have to make ourselves heard in a serious way and we need to make our disappointment with Milan clear.
“The Rossoneri deserve dignity and for the benefit of the club we demand that the President sells up to restore some pride amongst the fans.”
channel4.com
After a miserable season culminating in a fifth-placed finish, the Rossoneri were determined to add a big-name striking star to the ranks this summer.
However, Vice-President Adriano Galliani has confessed that the world champions don’t have the resources to lure the biggest stars, such as Arsenal’s Emmanuel Adebayor.
Galliani’s declaration has angered many Milan followers, who have started an online petition to demand that patron Silvio Berlusconi sells the club.
“The club has been lamenting its lack of resources compared to those in England and Spain and so we invite the fans to protest for an improvement,” the petition begins.
“We are grateful to the President for the work he has done, but over the last two years we have won because of miracles from our team and not because of anything else.
“We have to make ourselves heard in a serious way and we need to make our disappointment with Milan clear.
“The Rossoneri deserve dignity and for the benefit of the club we demand that the President sells up to restore some pride amongst the fans.”
Frustrated Milan fans have sent a petition to the club’s head office demanding a change in ownership to allow the Diavolo to compete in the market.
After a miserable season culminating in a fifth-placed finish, the Rossoneri were determined to add a big-name striking star to the ranks this summer.
However, Vice-President Adriano Galliani has confessed that the world champions don’t have the resources to lure the biggest stars, such as Arsenal’s Emmanuel Adebayor.
Galliani’s declaration has angered many Milan followers, who have started an online petition to demand that patron Silvio Berlusconi sells the club.
“The club has been lamenting its lack of resources compared to those in England and Spain and so we invite the fans to protest for an improvement,” the petition begins.
“We are grateful to the President for the work he has done, but over the last two years we have won because of miracles from our team and not because of anything else.
“We have to make ourselves heard in a serious way and we need to make our disappointment with Milan clear.
“The Rossoneri deserve dignity and for the benefit of the club we demand that the President sells up to restore some pride amongst the fans.”
Frustrated Milan fans have sent a petition to the club’s head office demanding a change in ownership to allow the Diavolo to compete in the market.
After a miserable season culminating in a fifth-placed finish, the Rossoneri were determined to add a big-name striking star to the ranks this summer.
However, Vice-President Adriano Galliani has confessed that the world champions don’t have the resources to lure the biggest stars, such as Arsenal’s Emmanuel Adebayor.
Galliani’s declaration has angered many Milan followers, who have started an online petition to demand that patron Silvio Berlusconi sells the club.
“The club has been lamenting its lack of resources compared to those in England and Spain and so we invite the fans to protest for an improvement,” the petition begins.
“We are grateful to the President for the work he has done, but over the last two years we have won because of miracles from our team and not because of anything else.
“We have to make ourselves heard in a serious way and we need to make our disappointment with Milan clear.
“The Rossoneri deserve dignity and for the benefit of the club we demand that the President sells up to restore some pride amongst the fans.”
channel4.com
So only the guys who have more dark colored BALLS and blue colored balls are listened and replied to.... The guys with grey colored balls are amateur shit who're there to make up the numbers....
Nice forum !!!
Nice forum !!!
You know, we have a thread "What are you currently listening to?"
Well, I'm about to post that I'm currently NOT listening to Raj Rajput.
:rndh:
Frustrated Milan fans have sent a petition to the club’s head office demanding a change in ownership to allow the Diavolo to compete in the market.
After a miserable season culminating in a fifth-placed finish, the Rossoneri were determined to add a big-name striking star to the ranks this summer.
However, Vice-President Adriano Galliani has confessed that the world champions don’t have the resources to lure the biggest stars, such as Arsenal’s Emmanuel Adebayor.
Galliani’s declaration has angered many Milan followers, who have started an online petition to demand that patron Silvio Berlusconi sells the club.
“The club has been lamenting its lack of resources compared to those in England and Spain and so we invite the fans to protest for an improvement,” the petition begins.
“We are grateful to the President for the work he has done, but over the last two years we have won because of miracles from our team and not because of anything else.
“We have to make ourselves heard in a serious way and we need to make our disappointment with Milan clear.
“The Rossoneri deserve dignity and for the benefit of the club we demand that the President sells up to restore some pride amongst the fans.”
Frustrated Milan fans have sent a petition to the club’s head office demanding a change in ownership to allow the Diavolo to compete in the market.
After a miserable season culminating in a fifth-placed finish, the Rossoneri were determined to add a big-name striking star to the ranks this summer.
However, Vice-President Adriano Galliani has confessed that the world champions don’t have the resources to lure the biggest stars, such as Arsenal’s Emmanuel Adebayor.
Galliani’s declaration has angered many Milan followers, who have started an online petition to demand that patron Silvio Berlusconi sells the club.
“The club has been lamenting its lack of resources compared to those in England and Spain and so we invite the fans to protest for an improvement,” the petition begins.
“We are grateful to the President for the work he has done, but over the last two years we have won because of miracles from our team and not because of anything else.
“We have to make ourselves heard in a serious way and we need to make our disappointment with Milan clear.
“The Rossoneri deserve dignity and for the benefit of the club we demand that the President sells up to restore some pride amongst the fans.”
Frustrated Milan fans have sent a petition to the club’s head office demanding a change in ownership to allow the Diavolo to compete in the market.
After a miserable season culminating in a fifth-placed finish, the Rossoneri were determined to add a big-name striking star to the ranks this summer.
However, Vice-President Adriano Galliani has confessed that the world champions don’t have the resources to lure the biggest stars, such as Arsenal’s Emmanuel Adebayor.
Galliani’s declaration has angered many Milan followers, who have started an online petition to demand that patron Silvio Berlusconi sells the club.
“The club has been lamenting its lack of resources compared to those in England and Spain and so we invite the fans to protest for an improvement,” the petition begins.
“We are grateful to the President for the work he has done, but over the last two years we have won because of miracles from our team and not because of anything else.
“We have to make ourselves heard in a serious way and we need to make our disappointment with Milan clear.
“The Rossoneri deserve dignity and for the benefit of the club we demand that the President sells up to restore some pride amongst the fans.”
channel4.com
After a miserable season culminating in a fifth-placed finish, the Rossoneri were determined to add a big-name striking star to the ranks this summer.
However, Vice-President Adriano Galliani has confessed that the world champions don’t have the resources to lure the biggest stars, such as Arsenal’s Emmanuel Adebayor.
Galliani’s declaration has angered many Milan followers, who have started an online petition to demand that patron Silvio Berlusconi sells the club.
“The club has been lamenting its lack of resources compared to those in England and Spain and so we invite the fans to protest for an improvement,” the petition begins.
“We are grateful to the President for the work he has done, but over the last two years we have won because of miracles from our team and not because of anything else.
“We have to make ourselves heard in a serious way and we need to make our disappointment with Milan clear.
“The Rossoneri deserve dignity and for the benefit of the club we demand that the President sells up to restore some pride amongst the fans.”
Frustrated Milan fans have sent a petition to the club’s head office demanding a change in ownership to allow the Diavolo to compete in the market.
After a miserable season culminating in a fifth-placed finish, the Rossoneri were determined to add a big-name striking star to the ranks this summer.
However, Vice-President Adriano Galliani has confessed that the world champions don’t have the resources to lure the biggest stars, such as Arsenal’s Emmanuel Adebayor.
Galliani’s declaration has angered many Milan followers, who have started an online petition to demand that patron Silvio Berlusconi sells the club.
“The club has been lamenting its lack of resources compared to those in England and Spain and so we invite the fans to protest for an improvement,” the petition begins.
“We are grateful to the President for the work he has done, but over the last two years we have won because of miracles from our team and not because of anything else.
“We have to make ourselves heard in a serious way and we need to make our disappointment with Milan clear.
“The Rossoneri deserve dignity and for the benefit of the club we demand that the President sells up to restore some pride amongst the fans.”
Frustrated Milan fans have sent a petition to the club’s head office demanding a change in ownership to allow the Diavolo to compete in the market.
After a miserable season culminating in a fifth-placed finish, the Rossoneri were determined to add a big-name striking star to the ranks this summer.
However, Vice-President Adriano Galliani has confessed that the world champions don’t have the resources to lure the biggest stars, such as Arsenal’s Emmanuel Adebayor.
Galliani’s declaration has angered many Milan followers, who have started an online petition to demand that patron Silvio Berlusconi sells the club.
“The club has been lamenting its lack of resources compared to those in England and Spain and so we invite the fans to protest for an improvement,” the petition begins.
“We are grateful to the President for the work he has done, but over the last two years we have won because of miracles from our team and not because of anything else.
“We have to make ourselves heard in a serious way and we need to make our disappointment with Milan clear.
“The Rossoneri deserve dignity and for the benefit of the club we demand that the President sells up to restore some pride amongst the fans.”
channel4.com
According to Corrierre today the Federal Council will give the ok to another non-EU player.
In last few years Italian teams were allowed to buy only 1 non-EU player from outside Italy.
They were allowed to buy as many non-EU players as they wanted to if they were buying them from another Italian team, but they could buy only 1 non-EU from outside Italy.
For example, it was impossible for Juve to buy both Arshavin and Modric in the same season because they were both non-EU and they played outside Italy.
With the new law, teams will be in position to buy 2 non-EU players from abroad.
In last few years Italian teams were allowed to buy only 1 non-EU player from outside Italy.
They were allowed to buy as many non-EU players as they wanted to if they were buying them from another Italian team, but they could buy only 1 non-EU from outside Italy.
For example, it was impossible for Juve to buy both Arshavin and Modric in the same season because they were both non-EU and they played outside Italy.
With the new law, teams will be in position to buy 2 non-EU players from abroad.
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