Ha ha
Printable View
Ha ha
funny thing, Milan could win today and be first in Seria A ELOHELQuote:
Originally Posted by MaskedAvenger
they need to buy new players...
Red Devils 2 Liverfool 1
Was watching the game in a pub packed with Liverfool fans , as far as I know I was the only Man Utd fan , after Park scored the 2-1 I couldn't wait until the final whistle to see them punks their faces....
Man Utd for the win !
Quote:
Originally Posted by wera
milan is the deece. just got unlucky against man u.
ronnie was dope again today. pippo pipped one. still one point back.
milans the only italian team the past decade doing shit in europe so idk what dog is talking about they are letting italian football down. they are the sole reason italy still has 4 teams in the CL. so suck it dog.
3-Lung Park holdin shit down recently.
haha.Quote:
Originally Posted by whitey
N.I. holds down this thread.
word.Quote:
Originally Posted by DirtMcGirt
Anyone else would get a 3 match ban, but because it's Gerrard, the FA turns a blind eye.
unlucky spelled o.u.t.c.l.a.s.s.e.d.Quote:
Originally Posted by whitey
AC Milan failed to take full advantage of Inter Milan's draw against Palermo last night as they were held to a draw at home to Napoli and missed the opportunity to leapfrog their city rivals to the top of the Serie A table.
Hugo Campagnaro put a lively Napoli ahead in the 13th minute, but Filippo Inzaghi equalised 12 minutes later.
Napoli enjoyed the better of the first half while Milan improved in the second 45 minutes, but neither side did enough to deserve more than a point, which takes the Rossoneri back to within a single point of Inter.
Inter Milan's draw at Palermo last night meant Milan had the chance to move to the top of the table with a win, but Napoli had other ideas.
They started the brighter and deservedly went ahead in the 13th minute.
Lavezzi drew everybody to the near post where Christian Abbiati and Massimo Oddo got in each other's way and ended up in a heap as the Argentinian forward pulled the ball back to his compatriot Campagnaro, who side-footed the it into the completely empty goal.
Napoli were showing no fear at all with Lavezzi and Fabio Quagliarella combining well.
A second goal seemed more likely than an equaliser, but when you have Ronaldinho on the field, anything can happen.
And the Brazilian weaved his magic in the 25th minute, lifting a cross to Inzaghi, who was glued in his usual position underneath the crossbar to head in the equaliser.
Napoli did not lose belief, though, and both Lavezzi and Quagliarella had chances to restore their advantage before Leandro Rinaudo's header needed a goalline clearance from Andrea Pirlo to prevent the Rossoneri from going in at the interval behind.
Quagliarella fired a volley straight against Abbiati midway through the second half as the visitors continued to set the tone.
However, Amantino Mancini should have put the home side ahead moments later when he was sent through on goal by Clarence Seedorf, but the former Inter forward shot straight at Morgan De Sanctis.
As the clock ticked down, Milan finally began to show the urgency of a side who scented the chance of moving to the top of the league.
The crowd tried to play their part too while Milan coach Leonardo sent Klaas-Jan Huntelaar on as a fourth striker in place of Seedorf.
But they were still unable to find a way through while Napoli regularly threatened to hit them on the counterattack, finding plenty of room as Milan committed men forward.
In the end, though, a draw was the fair result, even if it means Milan remain second while Napoli join Genoa in seventh place.
truuuu.
the milan result is simple. the first game was a good game. milan were dominating and should have been well ahead, man u got the luckiest of breaks with that scholes goal to turn the tide.
the second game is misleading. not only did milan lack 2 of its best players. 1 being one of the top 5 current centerbacks in the world, and the other being the top footballing talent under 20, it also did not matter if milan won 1-0 or lost 10-0. the result for them was the same, they would have been out. with the team leonardo had available he put an attack minded team out. once they got behind, they needed even more goals so he brought on more attackers. the score is not indicative of the gap between the two squads.
i think barca have to be favorites again for the CL this year atm. after that i would put man u and inter. however i think bordouex is dangerous. munich and arsenal ehhh. lyon and cska not really.
http://static.guim.co.uk/sys-images/...yRobDeacon.jpg
http://static.guim.co.uk/sys-images/...eryBobBasi.jpg
Defoe ... Defoe, I saw you. You're alive!
http://static.guim.co.uk/sys-images/...RichIrvine.jpg
http://static.guim.co.uk/sys-images/...hilipGunns.jpg
David would have to understand the concept of Official England World Cup Advisory Ambassador himself before he could explain it to the kids.
Sorry, L'pool fans, but it is funny.
http://photos-a.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos..._5551472_n.jpg
http://photos-h.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos..._7450232_n.jpg
if that makes you feel better, then that is what you should tell yourself.Quote:
Originally Posted by whitey
a good team should never blame missing players when getting defeated.
Utd have been missing their best midfield player for nearly 2 seasons now and he has only just began playing reserve games.
nevertheless, the team continues to compete and doesn't use this as an excuse for it's failures.
^you like an inferior team, its okay.
y'all niggaz is still gay??