AC Milan

[ultima_palabra]

Sve je to fino, ali Milan je i ovaj gol primio iz kontre... kad se otvore na WHL sa onako sporom ekipom, a na drugoj strani uz Lennona još bude igrao i Bale, moglo bi doći do katastrofe

[Tomahawk11]

Sve je to fino, ali Milan je i ovaj gol primio iz kontre... kad se otvore na WHL sa onako sporom ekipom, a na drugoj strani uz Lennona još bude igrao i Bale, moglo bi doći do katastrofe

Ma i sinoc Milan prvo poluvrijeme nije mogao doci do daha (lopte...) prvo poluvrijeme. Drugo su bolje igrali, stvarali sanse, ali je Tottenham cekao svoju priliku i docekao. Tesko moze Milan dalje sa ovakvom ekipom. Tot podsjeca na onaj Liverpool iz sezone kad je uzeo LP bas u onom ludom finalu sa Milanom.

[F&N]

Sve je to fino, ali Milan je i ovaj gol primio iz kontre... kad se otvore na WHL sa onako sporom ekipom, a na drugoj strani uz Lennona još bude igrao i Bale, moglo bi doći do katastrofe

Milan mora napadati ali ne smije srljati sad kako ce to izgledati, to je najbolje znaco Anceloti, ako bude igrao Pirlo, to ce biti OK, razvalacit igru sto je duze drzati loptu u svom posjedu(trku i brze napade s jedne na drugu stranu totalno anulirati jer se tu gube jer realno ne moze niko trcati ko englezi) i onda nekom dubinskom loptom na Ibrahimovica, Robihna ili Pata, dovoljno je jedna da prodje, strpljivo igrati i docekati, isto ko sto su ovi sinoc pobjedili tako moze i Milan gore, a hvala Bogu ima igraca sasvim dovoljno koji sa 1 potezom mogu odluciti utakmicu.

[ultima_palabra]

Sve je to fino, ali Milan je i ovaj gol primio iz kontre... kad se otvore na WHL sa onako sporom ekipom, a na drugoj strani uz Lennona još bude igrao i Bale, moglo bi doći do katastrofe

Milan mora napadati ali ne smije srljati sad kako ce to izgledati, to je najbolje znaco Anceloti, ako bude igrao Pirlo, to ce biti OK, razvalacit igru sto je duze drzati loptu u svom posjedu(trku i brze napade s jedne na drugu stranu totalno anulirati jer se tu gube jer realno ne moze niko trcati ko englezi) i onda nekom dubinskom loptom na Ibrahimovica, Robihna ili Pata, dovoljno je jedna da prodje, strpljivo igrati i docekati, isto ko sto su ovi sinoc pobjedili tako moze i Milan gore, a hvala Bogu ima igraca sasvim dovoljno koji sa 1 potezom mogu odluciti utakmicu.

Samo Ibra... Robinho i Pato su propali ko kauč

[missko]

Nicim ne opravdavam start Flaminija i ponasanje Gatusa,al ruku na srce Totenhemovi igraci su u prvih pola sata ulazili u duele kao na noz svaki, guranje laktanje povlacenje. Sanse za prolaz Milana su po meni 20 %, jer Totenehem ima prednost jednog gola, domaceg terena i nije u u trci za titulu u domacem prvenstvu. Totenhem u igri nista posebno i spektakularno , puno rade i trude se i mislim da im je limit 1/4 finale u LP i 4 mjesto u PL.

[bordo gandalf]

zar nije jedna tocena

btw tek je poluvrijeme odigrano

Dosta i tocena...al najveca

[Neelix]

moze...ako tott prodje, a nece

[bordo gandalf]

Zdogovoreno

[Neelix]

Calcio Debate: Rino Gattuso Was Crazy, But The Media Lynching Of Milan Has Been Shameless

As the Rossoneri receive a barrage of criticism post Gattuso-gate, Stefano Federici asks whether some might have overstepped the line in their post match analysis.


Serie A leaders Milan left the San Siro on Tuesday evening following their 1-0 Champions League defeat to Tottenham Hotspur under a barrage of criticism. A number of unsavoury incidents during the encounter drew the attention away from the more important events of the night.

The North London outfit returned home with an impressive away victory but all eyes post game turned to Gennaro Gattuso’s headbutt on Joe Jordan. With Mathieu Flamini’s brainless challenge on Vedran Corluka providing fuel for the fire shortly before the hour mark, a number of critics were waiting with knives at the ready as they prepared to tear into the Diavolo.

There is no denying that Ringhio’s behaviour was nothing short of crazy. His actions have no place in the modern game regardless of reports of alleged racism from the touchline. Whilst some searched for excuses to defend France legend Zinedine Zidane after his infamous headbutt on Marco Materazzi during the 2006 World Cup final, there were no alibis either for Gattuso.

In the same light, Flamini’s tackle on Corluka was nothing short of disgraceful – a red card offense. The Frenchman’s two footed challenge was certainly reckless but to claim it was deliberate serves as little if not to make a public enemy figure of the former Arsenal midfielder.

The media onslaught shortly followed and The Daily Mail’s Martin Samuel called for Flamini to be awarded a ten game ban. Is the same measure of judgement used when analysing the far more common EPL leg breaking challenges? Such as Ryan Shawcross' on Aaron Ramsey last year, which was generally passed off as an "accident", "these things happen".

As Graeme Souness went on to blast Gattuso labelling the 31-year-old ‘a dog’ on SkySports in the post match analysis, the former Liverpool midfielder then did his best to instigate further tensions by suggesting Gattuso and Jordan should ‘be left in a room together for ten minutes, with the Scot only needing five'. However tough Jordan was in his youth - and he was very very tough - are Souness and the media really that brainless to believe that a 60-year-old could 'beat up' another hardman half his age in his physical prime?

The Daily Mail echoed Souness’ rather unsavoury tones on Wednesday with the typically stereotypical title ‘How the mafiosi of Milan have made Spurs fans of us all’. What the press failed to remember in their treatment of the Rossoneri is that Gattuso went on to publicly apologise after his gesture. Such an action has still not been made by Zidane five years on from his moment of madness, yet a similar lambasting was conveniently spared for the Frenchman in the tabloid press - many of whom (including The Daily Mail) were then successfully sued by Materazzi after they defamed the Inter man by claiming he had been racist.

What must be underlined is that Milan have a very clean track record when it comes to such incidents over the last 20 years. An exception being the Marseille floodlight scandal in 1991. During the era of Silvio Berlusconi as patron of the club, the Rossoneri have rarely been marred in any public outrages or dressing room bust-ups. Despite their nickname, the Diavolo has been exceptionally behaved. Terms such as ‘Milanimals’ and ‘mafiosi’ demonstrated a huge lack of knowledge, and respect for a player who has done great things for those less privileged than him with his ‘Fondazione Forza Ragazzi’.

Similar treatment was served, this time by the Italian media, for Lazio's Libor Kozak in the wake of the Aquile’s 0-0 draw at the San Siro a fortnight ago. As the giant Czech hitman left two Milan defenders requiring treatment in hospital following a physical on-field battle, the 21-year-old unfairly came under the fire of what coach Edy Reja described as a ‘media lynching’.

As the local press preferred a similarly exaggerated approach in dealing with the Lazio forward, it seems there is a growing trend to make such incidents the talking point long after the game. Whilst Nicola Legrottaglie had openly accepted apologies from Kozak for his clumsy challenge, the critics continued to label the youngster ‘an assassin’.

Coach Massimiliano Allegri will now go back to the drawing board in order to present a more decisive and disciplined Milan outfit in the return leg at White Hart Lane in a fortnight’s time. With the critics having already feasted on the unsavoury incidents of the opening clash, it would be nice to see the sporting media have a similar re-think as to how they perform in the return leg.


http://www.goal.com/en/news/1717/editor ... a-lynching

[ratata]

Calcio Debate: Rino Gattuso Was Crazy, But The Media Lynching Of Milan Has Been Shameless

As the Rossoneri receive a barrage of criticism post Gattuso-gate, Stefano Federici asks whether some might have overstepped the line in their post match analysis.


Serie A leaders Milan left the San Siro on Tuesday evening following their 1-0 Champions League defeat to Tottenham Hotspur under a barrage of criticism. A number of unsavoury incidents during the encounter drew the attention away from the more important events of the night.

The North London outfit returned home with an impressive away victory but all eyes post game turned to Gennaro Gattuso’s headbutt on Joe Jordan. With Mathieu Flamini’s brainless challenge on Vedran Corluka providing fuel for the fire shortly before the hour mark, a number of critics were waiting with knives at the ready as they prepared to tear into the Diavolo.

There is no denying that Ringhio’s behaviour was nothing short of crazy. His actions have no place in the modern game regardless of reports of alleged racism from the touchline. Whilst some searched for excuses to defend France legend Zinedine Zidane after his infamous headbutt on Marco Materazzi during the 2006 World Cup final, there were no alibis either for Gattuso.

In the same light, Flamini’s tackle on Corluka was nothing short of disgraceful – a red card offense. The Frenchman’s two footed challenge was certainly reckless but to claim it was deliberate serves as little if not to make a public enemy figure of the former Arsenal midfielder.

The media onslaught shortly followed and The Daily Mail’s Martin Samuel called for Flamini to be awarded a ten game ban. Is the same measure of judgement used when analysing the far more common EPL leg breaking challenges? Such as Ryan Shawcross' on Aaron Ramsey last year, which was generally passed off as an "accident", "these things happen".

As Graeme Souness went on to blast Gattuso labelling the 31-year-old ‘a dog’ on SkySports in the post match analysis, the former Liverpool midfielder then did his best to instigate further tensions by suggesting Gattuso and Jordan should ‘be left in a room together for ten minutes, with the Scot only needing five'. However tough Jordan was in his youth - and he was very very tough - are Souness and the media really that brainless to believe that a 60-year-old could 'beat up' another hardman half his age in his physical prime?

The Daily Mail echoed Souness’ rather unsavoury tones on Wednesday with the typically stereotypical title ‘How the mafiosi of Milan have made Spurs fans of us all’. What the press failed to remember in their treatment of the Rossoneri is that Gattuso went on to publicly apologise after his gesture. Such an action has still not been made by Zidane five years on from his moment of madness, yet a similar lambasting was conveniently spared for the Frenchman in the tabloid press - many of whom (including The Daily Mail) were then successfully sued by Materazzi after they defamed the Inter man by claiming he had been racist.

What must be underlined is that Milan have a very clean track record when it comes to such incidents over the last 20 years. An exception being the Marseille floodlight scandal in 1991. During the era of Silvio Berlusconi as patron of the club, the Rossoneri have rarely been marred in any public outrages or dressing room bust-ups. Despite their nickname, the Diavolo has been exceptionally behaved. Terms such as ‘Milanimals’ and ‘mafiosi’ demonstrated a huge lack of knowledge, and respect for a player who has done great things for those less privileged than him with his ‘Fondazione Forza Ragazzi’.

Similar treatment was served, this time by the Italian media, for Lazio's Libor Kozak in the wake of the Aquile’s 0-0 draw at the San Siro a fortnight ago. As the giant Czech hitman left two Milan defenders requiring treatment in hospital following a physical on-field battle, the 21-year-old unfairly came under the fire of what coach Edy Reja described as a ‘media lynching’.

As the local press preferred a similarly exaggerated approach in dealing with the Lazio forward, it seems there is a growing trend to make such incidents the talking point long after the game. Whilst Nicola Legrottaglie had openly accepted apologies from Kozak for his clumsy challenge, the critics continued to label the youngster ‘an assassin’.

Coach Massimiliano Allegri will now go back to the drawing board in order to present a more decisive and disciplined Milan outfit in the return leg at White Hart Lane in a fortnight’s time. With the critics having already feasted on the unsavoury incidents of the opening clash, it would be nice to see the sporting media have a similar re-think as to how they perform in the return leg.


http://www.goal.com/en/news/1717/editor ... a-lynching

ma jah...kad bilo ko iz Intera nesto napravi to je strasno, al ovaj Gatusso kad postupi kao zadnji primitivac onda je shameless sta mu mediji rade e ovo je vrh svake ironije

[Neelix]

da si izdvojio vremena i procitao clanak, vidio bi da nije bas tako.

[extraordinary]

da si izdvojio vremena i procitao clanak, vidio bi da nije bas tako.

Pročitao ja, članak na mjestu. Prvo je Abbiati povrijeđen u duelima sa Crouchem, a onda je Zlatan dobio lakat u glavu. Tek nakon toga su Gatusso i Flamini uradili ono što su uradili. Čudi me što niko ne spominje ove dvije stvari od prije.

[ultima_palabra]

Milan se osramotio prvo igrom, a onda i ponašanjem... treba ostati velik i u porazu. Naravno, Englezi ne bi bili Englezi kad bi bili pribrani i objektivni

[Neelix]

Pato , Robinho za pobjedu od 2-1 isti rezultat kao prosle godine.


Sljedece kolo pravi derbi - Milan-Napoli

[stidljiv]

http://www.tuttosport.com/foto/calcio/s ... ni+Robinho

[Neelix]

jel ruka prema lopti ili od lopte?

[burgundy]

Bez greske protiv Napolitanaca veceras, pogotovo dreugo poluvrijeme idemo lagano,Boa je zvijer,Patinjo ulazi u formu,MVB kralj na sredini,Silva boss koji Cavanija strpa u dzep itd itd.Predobobro takticki odradjeno i drugo poluvrijeme za pozeljet,samo ostaje gorak ukus zbog penala,koji po meni nije postojao,ali da je ostalo nerijeseno e to bi bilo nezasluzeno za Napoli,ljudi nisu imali nijedan sut prema golu.

[ibizza]

Bez greske protiv Napolitanaca veceras, pogotovo dreugo poluvrijeme idemo lagano,Boa je zvijer,Patinjo ulazi u formu,MVB kralj na sredini,Silva boss koji Cavanija strpa u dzep itd itd.Predobobro takticki odradjeno i drugo poluvrijeme za pozeljet,samo ostaje gorak ukus zbog penala,koji po meni nije postojao,ali da je ostalo nerijeseno e to bi bilo nezasluzeno za Napoli,ljudi nisu imali nijedan sut prema golu.

Ma Milan ih je razbio,ono nije humano

[F&N]

Kaka se vraca se na San Siro u crveno- crni dres, barem je tako izjavio njegov otac.
Ako se ovo obistini, slijedece godine Milan ce da uzme sve trofeje za koje ce se takmiciti.

[bosnianidiot]

Kaka se vraca se na San Siro u crveno- crni dres, barem je tako izjavio njegov otac.
Ako se ovo obistini, slijedece godine Milan ce da uzme sve trofeje za koje ce se takmiciti.

Imas li neki link, izvor informacije, je li pouzdana? Po onome sto ja citam ovih dana blize je Cityu

[ibizza]

Kaka se vraca se na San Siro u crveno- crni dres, barem je tako izjavio njegov otac.
Ako se ovo obistini, slijedece godine Milan ce da uzme sve trofeje za koje ce se takmiciti.

Imas li neki link, izvor informacije, je li pouzdana? Po onome sto ja citam ovih dana blize je Cityu

http://www.sarajevo-x.com/sport/nogomet ... 301039[url][/url]

[F&N]

Kako bi to fenomenalno bilo, taj covjek samo u Milanu moze davati 100% svojih mogucnosti.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bJcYA9zcFl0

[bosnianidiot]

Ne znam, vise bih volio Gansa, ili nekog mladjeg ofanzivnog veznog, Kaka muku muci sa povredama...Ali da se on vrati, koja bi to guzva bila na ofanzivnim pozicijama...Ibra, Pato, Robinho, Cassano, Kaka, pa i Boateng koji je odlicno odigrao na toj poziciji protiv Napolija...Fakat na papiru izgleda strasno

[Jack Be Nimble]

Hvala Kaki, ali neka sa svojim povredama produzi ka Rusiji ili Americi.

[F&N]

Kaka i da je s jednom nogom, ima mjesto u svakom timu na svijetu.
Jedno je igrati za pare a drugo srcem .
Svi znamo kako i zasto je otisao iz Milana i siguran sam da ukoliko ga Alegri htjedne da ce se vratiti.

A sto jest jest da bi bila ogromna guzva. Ali kako se igra i koliko se povrjedjuju, ne moze biti visak igraca sigurno.