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Nyall2010

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How cool will it be if Pato and Ibra start a huge fight now and Milan decide not to buy Ibra :xfinger:
Then Ibra is gonna join another club and spend the entire rest of 2011 talking about how they are the bets club in the world then when the UCL KO round comes, start planning his way out again..
 
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Dostoevsky

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    What do the new owners plan to invest in Roma? or are they in it for a quick buck?

    IE Glazers, and Gillette & Hicks.
    Nobody knows how much money is in the game but plans are to get Nike sponsor and new stadium. Baldini (one step away from) and Sabatini (still not sure) are gonna lead their transfer market and with them it surely won't look like Glazers and co. but they will be quite big again.

    :donedeal: Di Benedetto Junior: 'My father will make Roma great'
     

    Alen

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    Apr 2, 2007
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    I'm so glad we got rid of this lunatic.
    Guess who?

    “My move to Milan was also a project wanted by Jesus,”

    “I was a step away from signing for Cesena: but I wasn't convinced and so I decide to take some time. I started to pray and I felt that I should wait until the last moment. Then came a phone call from Adriano Galliani: it was God's will.”

    Asked about next week's clash with Inter: “After the derby we are all going to celebrate together in church.”
     

    Alen

    Ѕenior Аdmin
    Apr 2, 2007
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    He's a Milan player.
    Many in this forum traditionally disagree with those kind of statements, like the one you made, and I'm regularly "accused" that my Milan hatred makes my opinion regarding Milan invalid, but I am still convinced that being a Milan player is the ONLY reason why Zlatan's ban was reduced.
    Yes, even if he played for Inter, he was going to get 3 matches for what he did. Same goes if he played for every other club in serie A bar Milan.

    Krasic got 3 match ban for a dive. The appeal was rejected and we were told that it's shameless that we're appealing. Inter's appeals for Etoo's headbutt and Chivu's punch were (rightfully) rejected. Milan's best player though gets an amnesty for what he did.

    Lets compare something else now. Zlatan vs Zlatan, or Zlatan in Moggi's Juve vs Zlatan in Berlusconi's Milan:
    - In 2005 Juventus' striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic got a 3 match ban for kicking Inter's Ivan Cordoba. Juve appealed and even though I am naturally biased in this case, I must say that 3 match ban was scandalous and it was given to Zlatan only because the third match was the scudetto decider against Milan. Moggi complained that the video evidence was provided by Berlusconi's mediaset and because the foul hardly required a 3 match ban: "“Cordoba stood on his foot and Ibrahimovic pushed him away,” insisted Moggi. “It was not a violent action and nobody in the stadium even realised it had happened.”
    - In 2011 Milan striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic got a 3 match ban for punching from behind in the stomach Bari's Rossi . Milan appealed and the ban was reduced.

    This keeps happening but for some reason the spotlight is always on us and Inter. Milan always get away with these decisions.
     
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