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Milan Baros to reunite with Gerrard Houllier at Lyon, with John Carew heading in the opposite direction.
Milan Baros to reunite with Gerrard Houllier at Lyon, with John Carew heading in the opposite direction.
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Looks like Milan bagged Ronaldo. He isn't the same, but dang, we need the scoring help.Comment
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Yeah i saw Gilardino's sickening injury on the weekend, not sure how long he's out for but i rkn Ronaldo and Oliveira should make a formidable partnership up front in the meantime. Milan are only 5 points behind 4th-placed Catania with 18 rounds to go...they really should be able to get that Champs League spot.Comment
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I read that Gila's injury isn't anything serious. As far as their strike force goes, Oliveira has been nothing short of terrible, and I've seen nothing from Ronaldo recently that makes me fear him at all.Comment
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Yeah, sounds like he will make it back for Milan's next match, which is good news because that tackle was horrid.
Fatnaldo may still have some goals left in him. He'll be helped by the fact that Milan is much more team-oriented than Madrid. But he definitely isn't what he used to be. At least Milan didn't give up much for him.
Oliveira was a disappoinment. Flat out. I don't know if he just can't do it on this squad or his sister still not being found has something to do with it, I don't know.Comment
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At the very least, it should make the derby in March pretty interesting as Inter will be the 'home' team. If they throw flares at Dida, Ronaldo may get a grenade thrown his way.Comment
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Ah ok i think i must of been thinking of another team and someone else and got mixed up with Oliveira somehow lol...David Suazo perhaps? stupid me
Anyway as for Ronaldo, has he even really featured for Madrid's first eleven lately? I think if he gets regular football - which he should at Milan - he can really start banging goals in, esp with Pirlo's playmaking ability which can only help.
Of course personally i hope he and Milan still struggle...the more they do, the greater the chance Fiornetina can sneak into that fourth spot :wink:Comment
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Boooooooo
Anyways, the deal for Ronaldo finally went through. They loaned out Oliveira to Madrid in return.
I love checking out Milan's front page on their website, especially yesterday with Pippo Inzaghi. Check it out right now. Simple, but cool...
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lol @ the hype that Milan's staff and fans have been giving this signing. They could have gotten Cassano for half the price, and he would have had half a chance at turning into something. This is more of a marketing move than anything else.Comment
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Cassano? LMAAAAAAAOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
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In slightly less 'Hollywood' news, we got Chambers in and Prutts back. Get in. Time to get the Big Red Train back on track.Comment
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Apparently, Ricardo Oliveira WILL NOT be joining Real on a loan. He was supposed to be part of the deal for Ronaldo. But because he's already been with Real Betis and Sao Paolo this season and would've needed the ok from FIFA, but both sides supposedly called it off.Comment
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Deadline day moves - LINK
includes...
- Matthew Upson to West Ham
- Shaun Maloney to Aston Villa
- Julius Aghahowa to Wigan
- Frederic Piquionne to AS Monaco (loan)
- also still a chance of Liverpool acquiring Javier Mascherano
Other recent transfers include Edgar Davids going back to Ajax and Jon Dahl Tomasson joining Villareal on loan.Comment
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The Ronaldinho to AC Milan rumors just got a major kick now that his brother met with Galliani and Co. ...
http://www.iht.com/articles/ap/2007/...Ronaldinho.phpComment
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