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Sorry for interrupting such an interesting dialogue ( 
), but since you live(d) in Italy and i'm sure you know much more than we do about the politics there and the situation with Berlusconi not being able to invest a lot in Milan, could you tell me how things stand over there and if what i said in my previous post is true ? (it was more or less a copy/paste of what one Italian guy said in another forum, so i don't know how reliable it is)
), but since you live(d) in Italy and i'm sure you know much more than we do about the politics there and the situation with Berlusconi not being able to invest a lot in Milan, could you tell me how things stand over there and if what i said in my previous post is true ? (it was more or less a copy/paste of what one Italian guy said in another forum, so i don't know how reliable it is)
Sorry for interrupting such an interesting dialogue ( ), but since you live(d) in Italy and i'm sure you know much more than we do about the politics there and the situation with Berlusconi not being able to invest a lot in Milan, could you tell me how things stand over there and if what i said in my previous post is true ? (it was more or less a copy/paste of what one Italian guy said in another forum, so i don't know how reliable it is)
), but since you live(d) in Italy and i'm sure you know much more than we do about the politics there and the situation with Berlusconi not being able to invest a lot in Milan, could you tell me how things stand over there and if what i said in my previous post is true ? (it was more or less a copy/paste of what one Italian guy said in another forum, so i don't know how reliable it is)
Other than that most Italians have accepted Berlusconi's a thug, so I'm guessing they also accept what he does with Milan. I don't think there's anything hampering Berlusca's investment, just the fact he might want to change his ways and look better in public.
Take it easy, min.
Folk will mostly be joking if they slag you for being a fat, stupid, war hungry American.
Folk will mostly be joking if they slag you for being a fat, stupid, war hungry American.
I will admit there are alot of fat people in my country... but hey fat is beautiful ha ha jk. I know some people joke around its just it gets kind of annoying sometimes hearing it all the time. Hope i dont get made fun of too much when i move to Great Britian
. You live in Aberdeen? I have been there its a pretty cool city.Thanks 
Beh, i don't really care for the reasons. As long he's not investing as much as he did in the past, i'm ok with it.
It's strange how in last 3 summers (including this one) Milan spent less money on transfers than the money they gained from selling players.
They sold :
Shevchenko €45m, Gilardino €14m, Oliveira €10m, Kutuzov €3.5m, Donati €4.5m, and they gained additional €15-20m from co-ownerships and loans.
That's total of ~€95m
They bought:
Pato €14.6m, Bonera €2.5m , Gourcuff €3.5m, Oliveira €17.5m, Ronaldo €7.5, Oddo €7.75, Storari €4m, Emerson €5m, Zambrotta €8.5m, Borriello €10m , Grimi €1m, plus some extra €5-10m for buying youngsters.
That's total of ~90m eur.
Really unusual for a team like Milan.
Beh, i don't really care for the reasons. As long he's not investing as much as he did in the past, i'm ok with it.
It's strange how in last 3 summers (including this one) Milan spent less money on transfers than the money they gained from selling players.
They sold :
Shevchenko €45m, Gilardino €14m, Oliveira €10m, Kutuzov €3.5m, Donati €4.5m, and they gained additional €15-20m from co-ownerships and loans.
That's total of ~€95m
They bought:
Pato €14.6m, Bonera €2.5m , Gourcuff €3.5m, Oliveira €17.5m, Ronaldo €7.5, Oddo €7.75, Storari €4m, Emerson €5m, Zambrotta €8.5m, Borriello €10m , Grimi €1m, plus some extra €5-10m for buying youngsters.
That's total of ~90m eur.
Really unusual for a team like Milan.
agreed, i abhor glasgow and their backward-bigoted ways. much better to head to aberdeen where i am pretty sure there is a ratio of 26 pole dancers to every man
hey this guys alright
well guys since he brought up how lovely scotland is i guess i will say that i am off for a week camping and whisky trailing.
hey this guys alright
well guys since he brought up how lovely scotland is i guess i will say that i am off for a week camping and whisky trailing.
Juve To Launch Another Bid On Stankovic
Juventus are back on the heels of Stankovic. Indeed it seems that in spite of the mass outcry from Bianconeri supporters to steer clear of Serbia’s captain, the Old Lady has decided to make another offer for the 29-year-old.
The Bianconeri are currently looking for a proven midfielder to play alongside Mohamed Sissoko and it seems that Stankovic, who joined bitter rivals Inter in 2003, is their prime target.
The next few hours will reveal more about the status of the negotiations but, at the moment, it appears that Juve have decided to try their luck once more for the Inter man who is not regarded as part of José Mourinho’s plans.
Juventus are chasing Liverpool’s Xabi Alonso and they may try and swoop for Sevilla’s Christian Poulsen also as they continue to strengthen ahead of the new campaign.
goal.com
Juventus are back on the heels of Stankovic. Indeed it seems that in spite of the mass outcry from Bianconeri supporters to steer clear of Serbia’s captain, the Old Lady has decided to make another offer for the 29-year-old.
The Bianconeri are currently looking for a proven midfielder to play alongside Mohamed Sissoko and it seems that Stankovic, who joined bitter rivals Inter in 2003, is their prime target.
The next few hours will reveal more about the status of the negotiations but, at the moment, it appears that Juve have decided to try their luck once more for the Inter man who is not regarded as part of José Mourinho’s plans.
Juventus are chasing Liverpool’s Xabi Alonso and they may try and swoop for Sevilla’s Christian Poulsen also as they continue to strengthen ahead of the new campaign.
goal.com
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Beh, i don't really care for the reasons. As long he's not investing as much as he did in the past, i'm ok with it.
It's strange how in last 3 summers (including this one) Milan spent less money on transfers than the money they gained from selling players.
They sold :
Shevchenko €45m, Gilardino €14m, Oliveira €10m, Kutuzov €3.5m, Donati €4.5m, and they gained additional €15-20m from co-ownerships and loans.
That's total of ~€95m
They bought:
Pato €14.6m, Bonera €2.5m , Gourcuff €3.5m, Oliveira €17.5m, Ronaldo €7.5, Oddo €7.75, Storari €4m, Emerson €5m, Zambrotta €8.5m, Borriello €10m , Grimi €1m, plus some extra €5-10m for buying youngsters.
That's total of ~90m eur.
Really unusual for a team like Milan.
Beh, i don't really care for the reasons. As long he's not investing as much as he did in the past, i'm ok with it.
It's strange how in last 3 summers (including this one) Milan spent less money on transfers than the money they gained from selling players.
They sold :
Shevchenko €45m, Gilardino €14m, Oliveira €10m, Kutuzov €3.5m, Donati €4.5m, and they gained additional €15-20m from co-ownerships and loans.
That's total of ~€95m
They bought:
Pato €14.6m, Bonera €2.5m , Gourcuff €3.5m, Oliveira €17.5m, Ronaldo €7.5, Oddo €7.75, Storari €4m, Emerson €5m, Zambrotta €8.5m, Borriello €10m , Grimi €1m, plus some extra €5-10m for buying youngsters.
That's total of ~90m eur.
Really unusual for a team like Milan.
and I believe Pato cost 10M more...
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