Serie A aint half going to be weird to watch next season without the usual soldiers like Alex, Nesta, Zlatan, Seedorf, Gattuso, Pippo etc all gone. Whole generation gone in one summer 
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I LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOVE David, actually just the mention of his name gets me emotional. However, I've never disliked Pippo, I actually like him. I LOVED those two goals he made against Madrid (the new Galacticos), Ibra, Robinho and Pato all flopped, it took Pippo less then 20 minutes to make a comeback from 1-0, to 2-1 
Dude has NO skills, but can read the game like a motherfucker! That's what I loved about him, he's all wits.
Dude has NO skills, but can read the game like a motherfucker! That's what I loved about him, he's all wits.
It reeks of a Milan transfer, so yes
Very good player though. Lost some of his main qualities so he won't be what he used to be to Milan back in the days or what Pirlo was to us last year, but he's got the talent, winner mentality and experience so he's a definite improvement over what Milan have there. Imo it's a transfer that will secure the top 3 for Milan.
http://www.goal.com/en/news/10/italy/2012/07/24/3263380/muntari-still-disappointed-by-buffons-reaction-to-ghost-goal
Sulley Muntari has admitted that he remains disappointed by Gianluigi Buffon's failure to immediately acknowledge the legitimacy of his 'ghost goal'in AC Milan's controversial Serie A showdown with Juventus at San Siro in February.
The Rossoneri were already a goal to the good when the Ghanaian appeared to have doubled the home side's advantage with a close-range header.
However, the match officials failed to notice that the ball had travelled approximately a metre over the line and Juventus ultimately went on to claim a precious point thanks to a late goal from Alessandro Matri.
Muntari does not buy into the theory that the decision effectively cost Milan the title, but nonetheless continues to feel let down by Buffon's conduct that night.
"He saw that the ball was clearly over [the line]," the midfielder told Tuttosport. "I have no idols in football. However, I thought that Buffon was a champion of fairness.
"I know that the ball was over the line. But he also knew, immediately.
"I have always thought that if they had given that goal we could have won the game, but still maybe lost the championship. Or, conversely, we could have lost to Juventus and then won the championship anyway.
"But we're looking ahead and thinking about winning the next title."
Muntari is currently out of action with a knee injury sustained while on holiday earlier this summer, and it had been speculated that the Ghana international may not play again this year. However, he insists otherwise.
"I'm sure that I will return in 2012," the former Inter man stated. "You'll see. I'm working every day, with a great desire."
Muntari also expects Milan to be fighting for the title upon his return to the side, despite the loss of key duo Thiago Silva and Zlatan Ibrahimovic.
"They were important players and it will not be easy to replace them," the 27-year-old conceded.
"But [Ariedo] Braida and [Adriano] Galliani have the experience to succeed [in that regard]. They already have alternative plan ready. Milan will return to the top."
Muntari, who has been capped 74 times by his country, joined Milan on loan from Inter during the January transfer window but made his move permanent earlier in the summer.
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Sulley Muntari has admitted that he remains disappointed by Gianluigi Buffon's failure to immediately acknowledge the legitimacy of his 'ghost goal'in AC Milan's controversial Serie A showdown with Juventus at San Siro in February.
The Rossoneri were already a goal to the good when the Ghanaian appeared to have doubled the home side's advantage with a close-range header.
However, the match officials failed to notice that the ball had travelled approximately a metre over the line and Juventus ultimately went on to claim a precious point thanks to a late goal from Alessandro Matri.
Muntari does not buy into the theory that the decision effectively cost Milan the title, but nonetheless continues to feel let down by Buffon's conduct that night.
"He saw that the ball was clearly over [the line]," the midfielder told Tuttosport. "I have no idols in football. However, I thought that Buffon was a champion of fairness.
"I know that the ball was over the line. But he also knew, immediately.
"I have always thought that if they had given that goal we could have won the game, but still maybe lost the championship. Or, conversely, we could have lost to Juventus and then won the championship anyway.
"But we're looking ahead and thinking about winning the next title."
Muntari is currently out of action with a knee injury sustained while on holiday earlier this summer, and it had been speculated that the Ghana international may not play again this year. However, he insists otherwise.
"I'm sure that I will return in 2012," the former Inter man stated. "You'll see. I'm working every day, with a great desire."
Muntari also expects Milan to be fighting for the title upon his return to the side, despite the loss of key duo Thiago Silva and Zlatan Ibrahimovic.
"They were important players and it will not be easy to replace them," the 27-year-old conceded.
"But [Ariedo] Braida and [Adriano] Galliani have the experience to succeed [in that regard]. They already have alternative plan ready. Milan will return to the top."
Muntari, who has been capped 74 times by his country, joined Milan on loan from Inter during the January transfer window but made his move permanent earlier in the summer.
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I think it'd be a solid move.
He's not going to go sprinting about and beating several players the way he used to, but he always had great passing ability and that's what he'll be reliant on now.
It's just his injuries that are a problem.
And I agree with Alen that it's hard to see him not going to Milan this summer.
He's not going to go sprinting about and beating several players the way he used to, but he always had great passing ability and that's what he'll be reliant on now.
It's just his injuries that are a problem.
And I agree with Alen that it's hard to see him not going to Milan this summer.
it can be like pirlo to juve. he starts performing again and gives milan a much needed creative edge.
with him and cassano on form and if they get a decent scorer like matri they will do well enough and be able to compete with napoli and inter for the 3rd spot.
but even if both cassano and kaka are on form their midfield is still very weak and will get wrecked in europe.
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