Actually Vodka is not needed for this, Interisti believe they are winning the Scudetto every summer watching Moratti's transfers.
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My Miccoli thing was a joke, of course.
What does Milan need? Consistency in attack besides Sheva. IMO, Crespo didn't provide enough. Vieri is a good step. Gila would do nicely (and I will curse your rossoneri-striped ass if that goes through next week :wth: ).
Midfield seems pretty solid. A lot of criticisms towards Seedorf last season, but I also think he had an erratic year. An acquisition here is possible, but it is far less likely, IMO.
Beyond Nesta, the defensive line is going to go into Montero mode with age pretty soon. The question is when. Athletes train hard into their later years until they hit this point where their training habits cannot keep up with their slide in physical abilities when compared to their opponents. Then there's the downward spiral -- like a dieter who suddenly says "screw it all!" and goes all Kirstie Alley ballistic overnight. Juve is showing some signs there, but IMO, it's even more of a case at Milan.
Still, I think Milan will do the short-term thing and go after buffering their attack versus more of a long-term investment and sign a younger, class defensive back (and there aren't a ton I could see starting at Milan anytime soon).
What does Milan need? Consistency in attack besides Sheva. IMO, Crespo didn't provide enough. Vieri is a good step. Gila would do nicely (and I will curse your rossoneri-striped ass if that goes through next week :wth: ).
Midfield seems pretty solid. A lot of criticisms towards Seedorf last season, but I also think he had an erratic year. An acquisition here is possible, but it is far less likely, IMO.
Beyond Nesta, the defensive line is going to go into Montero mode with age pretty soon. The question is when. Athletes train hard into their later years until they hit this point where their training habits cannot keep up with their slide in physical abilities when compared to their opponents. Then there's the downward spiral -- like a dieter who suddenly says "screw it all!" and goes all Kirstie Alley ballistic overnight. Juve is showing some signs there, but IMO, it's even more of a case at Milan.
Still, I think Milan will do the short-term thing and go after buffering their attack versus more of a long-term investment and sign a younger, class defensive back (and there aren't a ton I could see starting at Milan anytime soon).
