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Showing posts with label AC Milan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label AC Milan. Show all posts
Monday, January 3, 2011
Monday, December 27, 2010
Kid Insults Newly Appointed Inter Coach On Sky Italia
As if you haven't heard of it , former AC Milan coach has been appointed as Internazionale coach to clean up the mess left by Rafa "Fat Spanish Waiter" Benitez.
A LIVE correspondent for Sky Italia first asked this random kid which club he supported. The answer unsurprisingly, was AC Milan, Inter's crosstown rivals/ stadium tenants/ Leonardo's former club.
When asked his feelings on the Leonardo appointment, he said (Lei) è uno stronzo - or "he is an a**hole" for the English speaking lot.
The things people do on LIVE television even if its a teenager.
Wednesday, November 3, 2010
Mourinho: When In Milan
Jose Mourinho was making a return to his former "home"- as he would put it- for a Champions League encounter between Real Madrid and the annoying tennants of his former home, AC Milan. The tennant's fans' were standing by to guess what?- boo him. As expected, Mourinho gave the best response he could give, the 3 finger sign. AC Milan 0-3 Mourinho.
While Inter fans, whose team was beaten by Tottenham (or Gareth Bale, to be more exact) were showing their love to Jose and saying that he belongs to Inter, NOT Rafa Benitez.
The tactics of Jose Mourinho. Featuring his pen and notepad.
Pics from Dirty Tackle.
Thursday, October 21, 2010
Invader In Real-Milan Match
After barely a minute played at the Santiago Bernabeu in a clash of the titans where Real Madrid hosted AC Milan, an invader invaded (well duh) the hallowed pitch and start running around the pitch the same way José Mourinho ran when his former team Inter Milan won against Barcelona at the Nou Camp. Mourinho in disguise?
Thursday, September 16, 2010
Ibra Kicks Strasser, Asks Sacchi To SHUT UP!
Zlatan, not only scored a brace in his debut Champions League game for AC Milan, he also suprised his teammate, Rodney Strasser by kicking him in the back. LOL
Football Italia has the translation:
[Form Milan manager Arrigo] Sacchi had made a rather innocuous comment suggesting that one of Ibrahimovic’s goals could only have been scored because he has such big feet.
“Sacchi should learn to shut up. He also seems jealous because he is speaking too much,” Ibra raged.
“He must speak less on TV and in the newspapers. If he wants something, he must come and see me.
“If you don’t like how I play, don’t watch me.”
The Mediaset studio was in total shock at Ibrahimovic’s backlash.
Sacchi could only reply: “Look it was only a compliment.”
There was then an awkward silence before Ibra ended the interview.
Thursday, April 22, 2010
Forbes' Most Expensive Football Teams
No. 10: Schalke 04
Domestic league: German Bundesliga
Owner/majority shareholder: Veltins brewery
Current value: $510 million
A new German TV deal is boosting revenue. So is selling out Veltins Arena (the brewer is parent and naming-rights sponsor). The team is locked up with Gazprom on a shirt sponsorship deal that will reportedly pay as much as $180 million over five years. Quarterfinalists in Champions League in '08, Schalke 04 was out early in '09.
No. 9: Juventus
Domestic league: Italian Serie A
Owner/majority shareholder: Agnelli family
Current value: $600 million
Juventus was promoted back to Serie A last year following scandal and demotion. Eligible for Champions league this year, the team is building a new, mid-sized stadium; the naming rights are already sold.
No. 8: Chelsea
Domestic league: English Premiership
Owner/majority shareholder: Roman Abramovich
Current value: $800 million
Although the team was a runner-up both in Premiership and Champions leagues, home attendance at
No. 7: Barcelona
Domestic league: Spanish Primera Liga
Owner/majority shareholder: club members
Current value: $960 million
The Champions league semifinalist is investing in Major League Soccer team in
No. 6: AC Milan
Domestic league: Italian Serie A
Owner/majority shareholder: Silvio Berlusconi
Current value: $990 million
The team shared a stadium with Inter Milan, and it will miss the '09 Champions league after a subpar 2008, despite borrowing David Beckham from Los Angeles Galaxy. Revenues are up on first year of new TV deal with Berlusconi's Mediaset
No. 5: Liverpool
Domestic league: English Premiership
Owner/majority shareholder: George Gillett/Thomas Hicks
Current value: $1.01 billion
The credit crunch forced owners to halt plans for new stadium last year. Hicks and Gillett have roughly three months to repay or refinance $600 million in debt with RBS/Wachovia. Owners could be forced to sell just one year after making the semifinals of the Champions league.
No. 4: Bayern Munich
Domestic league: German Bundesliga
Owner/majority shareholder: club members
Current value: $1.11 billion
The team missed the Champions league but made it to semifinals of Union of European Football Associations (UEFA) Cup. Bayern Munich has a debt-free balance sheet, and last year it bought a 50% stake in its stadium that it did not own, which will increase their revenue this season.
No. 3: Arsenal
Domestic league: English Premiership
Owner/majority shareholder: Alisher Usmanov
Current value: $1.2 billion
No. 2: Real Madrid
Domestic league: Spanish Primera Liga
Owner/majority shareholder: club members
Current value: $1.353 billion
No. 1: Manchester
Domestic league: English Premiership
Owner/majority shareholder: Glazer family
Current value: $1.87 billion
These European champs benefit from the first year of new Premiership TV deal. Owners could sell naming rights for the team's Old Trafford stadium to reduce their $1 billion debt.
Thursday, March 11, 2010
David Beckham's Return to Old Trafford
David Beckham with best friend Gary Neville. They're so close that Becks can trust Neville with Posh naked! Wow!
Becks shares a joke with United Academy classmate of 92' after the final whistle.
Becks picking the "Green and Gold" scarf to show his support to the fans' campaign.
Becks shows his true colours to fans. He loves us and We LOVE YOU 2!
The game was such huge deal even Gerard Butler had to go to Old Trafford by Helicopter!
Tuesday, March 9, 2010
David Beckham Arriving at Manchester Airport
Becks is set to return to the "Theatre of Dreams" for the first time in 7 years after being sold to Real Madrid.
Is he amused with the security dude or the pen?
David, don't hide your face. Its a waste and can affect global warming.
Thursday, February 18, 2010
Jonny Evans latest victim to Fergie's "Hairdryer Treatment"
Jonny Evans is the latest victim for Fergie's hairdryer treatment. For those of you who don't get what the "hairdryer treatment" really means (no, he doesn't take a hairdryer and make their hair all better) Sir Alex Ferguson is famed for his hair-dryer treatment, an up-close lecture generously given to under performing players which basically means he'll stand nose-to-nose with you, start shouting and your hair will end up being behind your head.
Even though Manchester United did win the match against AC Milan 3-2, by the looks of it, you do know that it was pretty bad defensively as Ronaldinho scored from a Beckham free kick under 3 minutes of the game. The whole event took place when Paul Scholes scored the equalizer and after Jonny congratulated Paul Scholes, while he was running back to the other side of the field, Fergie had to be held back by assistant Mike Phelan while he was screaming "fucking wake up" to Jonny Evans. After it, United did defend well, only to concede late with Seedorf's back heeled goal.But last night the United boss admitted: ‘I was just giving him a gentle bit of advice!
‘Our whole back four were going to get it, but he’s unfortunate he was the nearest defender to me. They had to compose themselves, that was the most important thing. After that, they settled and got very composed and got back to their normal game.‘The result was very different because of Ferguson said in an American radio interview that the atmosphere had unsettled his team.
He said: ‘The one thing that’s so amazing is that for the first 15 minutes I felt in shock, really in shock, because the atmosphere was unbelievable. Coupled with the noise when they scored, it unnerved me and it unnerved my players.‘No matter how much experience you have got, you get drawn into that cauldron of noise — and to get through that really did take a lot of courage.’
Jonny Evans looking dejected after Ronaldinho's goal.
A little example of what Fergie looked like but he wasn't wearing this.
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
Milan 2- 3 Manchester United
Becks meets with some old friends.
Becks congratulates Dinho after scoring the first goal of the game.
Rooney celebrates with team mates when the scoreboard went 2-1
Both goals courtesy Rooney were headers were vital away goals.
Scholes gets mobbed after shooting United's first goal.
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