Barbara Berlusconi Thread

Pharaoh · Aug 26, 2014

LemonCookies said:
She never actually said that, you idiot. Stop believing every bullshit translation you see.

Oh, no vapid star treck gif to go with that insult?

Good to see your somewhat mixing it up

Ender · Aug 27, 2014

LemonCookies said:
She never actually said that, you idiot. Stop believing every bullshit translation you see.

What she did say verbatim is " Every year we want to put in the first team a player from Primavera, in the first year it was El Shaarawy, in the second De Sciglio, this year maybe Cristante. This doesn't mean that we will renounce from buying every now and then a top player like the buying of Balotelli shows. "

ikita · Aug 27, 2014

USC said:
I am not talking about power and money. I am talking simply from a looks perspective as are most of the posters.

Assume she's a manager from a random company and makes like $80,000 per year. Sure it's a good salary, but it's a pretty reasonable number. Now, tell me what she is.

unless she's carrying any STDs she looks good enough for a fuck.

you got a problem? oh is it the same problem as before?

how about you keep it to yourself this time?

9th Wonder said:
Where is the "one top player" every window

full of sh*t, she's all words

Impress me and make that stick up your ass go up even further please.

Please.

LemonCookies · Aug 27, 2014

Pharaoh said:
Oh, no vapid star treck gif to go with that insult?

Good to see your somewhat mixing it up

USC · Sep 29, 2014

Milan CEO Barbara Berlusconi confirmed “San Siro isn’t enough anymore” and her club wants to build a new stadium.

The plans have already been in the works for some time and this week she met with Inter President Erick Thohir to discuss the future of the Stadio Giuseppe Meazza.

“San Siro is a marvellous stadium, where the history and the apex of Milan and Inter was reached, but today it isn’t enough anymore,” Berlusconi told RaiUno.

“Stadiums have to provide different services and infrastructure to be open seven days a week, not just on match day,

“Now in Italy there are so many difficulties. There’s little economic support from the State, the region or the council...

“The biggest problem with Italian football is how argumentative it is. Everyone should be worried about how to promote it in Europe and the world, but instead we waste so much time arguing and creating divisions.

“The model to follow is Germany. When in 2000 they were very disappointed by a poor European Championships, they were able to change the governance of their football, the rules, the people, the stadiums, the youth academies and the books. That’s not just at a national level, but all of the clubs.

“I think our problem is a microcosm of what is happening in the country in general, that of a country that does not want to renew itself.

“In football I see the same desire to keep hold of their positions and the determination to stay anchored to their seats prevails over the necessity of renewal.”

Can sum up her interview in two words: old men.

The old are obsessed with the old ways, so yeah.

vB9 · Sep 29, 2014

USC said:
Can sum up her interview in two words: old men.

The old are obsessed with the old ways, so yeah.

Old power, old money... why change?

mato · Sep 29, 2014

van Basten said:
Old power, old money... why change?

Cause we can't live in the past and we need titles. We had them in past, we need them now and we need them in future.

We need new power and new money.

joyrider · Sep 29, 2014

I wish it was the grenoli period again.

USC · Sep 29, 2014

van Basten said:
Old power, old money... why change?

Exactly, which is one of the reasons why Italy is woefully behind a lot of the world

Mario · Sep 29, 2014

It hurts me inside when I think that not so long ago everything seemed to be set for Galliani to leave our beloved club and that Maldini was set for a role in the management along with Sogliano and Barbara

Ashish · Sep 29, 2014

one star name per season :proud:

no microphones or interviews in the offseason :cry:

lady dorf champion on mike

Kasoka · Sep 29, 2014

It's very clear that the vision Barbara has of Milan and italian football is completely different than Galliani's. You could see that last year, you can see that in her statements (she's not even hidding it), you could see that when she supported Albertini as president for the federation, while Galliani (and therefore Milan) was one of the main reason's old puppet Tavecchio got the job.

Barbara is basically on the side of everyone with common sense, while Galliani's head is still in the 90s.

Those statements posted by USC can be interpreted as digs against Galliani. She has her knives sharped and is ready to give it another try. Another try to get rid of Galliani and start a real management revolution with the likes of Maldini and others. Last year it started in November and nearly happened in December, i expect a revival of that situation in case we drop a lot of points and have a similiar season like last year. The ANSA press agency could have a very busy winter.

Galliani's future at Milan correlates strongly with Inzaghi's faith at Milan. If Inzaghi fails, it will be very hard for Galliani, in general because of the continuing failures of the club, but also because he was the one to axe Seedorf in order to install his buddy Inzaghi.

Mario · Sep 29, 2014

Barbara was also behind Inzaghi and she wanted him over Seedorf.

Nasha · Sep 29, 2014

I wont be surprised if this is Galliani's last season in-charge!

Lets Amen to that.

Milanista92 · Sep 29, 2014

less talk more pictures

crazy4milan · Sep 29, 2014

Words are pretty easy to be said and not meant or taken in real action.

Rickaka · Sep 29, 2014

Rickaka said:
Expect more stadium talk now that the transfer market is closed. Barbs going to gear it up this time. That is until the next market when we sell El Shaarawy/de Sciglio cause we lack funds.

justhope · Sep 29, 2014

better to admit that we need changes than the old 'fine as we are' ...' team full of champions' speech.

at least we re reading somethin different.

and until know she hadnt had control over pretty much anything for you to claim that talk is cheap.

Senatore_M84 · Sep 29, 2014

Kasoka said:
It's very clear that the vision Barbara has of Milan and italian football is completely different than Galliani's. You could see that last year, you can see that in her statements (she's not even hidding it), you could see that when she supported Albertini as president for the federation, while Galliani (and therefore Milan) was one of the main reason's old puppet Tavecchio got the job.

Tavecchio is an ally of silvio berlusconi

Barbara is basically on the side of everyone with common sense, while Galliani's head is still in the 90s.

Those statements posted by USC can be interpreted as digs against Galliani. She has her knives sharped and is ready to give it another try. Another try to get rid of Galliani and start a real management revolution with the likes of Maldini and others. Last year it started in November and nearly happened in December, i expect a revival of that situation in case we drop a lot of points and have a similiar season like last year. The ANSA press agency could have a very busy winter.

Again,

galliani resigned and silvio made him come back.

Galliani also has been one of foremost critics of italian football and need for stadium.

Galliani's future at Milan correlates strongly with Inzaghi's faith at Milan. If Inzaghi fails, it will be very hard for Galliani, in general because of the continuing failures of the club, but also because he was the one to axe Seedorf in order to install his buddy Inzaghi.

well lets be honest. Seedorf was a bad mood.

that doesn't mean pippo is a good one tho

Senatore_M84 · Sep 29, 2014

USC said:
Can sum up her interview in two words: old men.

The old are obsessed with the old ways, so yeah.

honestly tho. Galliani has said we need a new stadium, we need to own ours for years.

So has silvio.

No action has ever been taken, so Barbara pointing out how old way isn't working is hardly new news.

Tadej · Sep 29, 2014

Mario9 said:
It hurts me inside when I think that not so long ago everything seemed to be set for Galliani to leave our beloved club and that Maldini was set for a role in the management along with Sogliano and Barbara

The problem is MUCH larger than Milan.

milanoldfarts · Sep 30, 2014

USC said:
Can sum up her interview in two words: old men.

The old are obsessed with the old ways, so yeah.

Fuck this
They always repeat the same shit

Sod-Lod · Oct 9, 2014

AC Milan News @Milanello

Milan are considering to travel to Asia next year in July/August as a part of the preparations for the 2015-2016 season.

Milan could decide to build another Casa Milan (restaurant, museum, store etc.) in Asia and/or the Middle East.

Dubai and Tokyo are currently the most likely locations for the new Casa Milan, but other locations are also being evaluated.

Milan will receive €2m more from the sponsorship deal with Toyo Tires (€8m in total). The current deal expires in June 2016.

Milan have had a decrease of roughly 18% in terms of season ticket holders this season compared to last season (from 23.567 to 19.333)

Jasper · Oct 18, 2014

whoa - http://www.youdubber.com/index.php?video=sSpjKFwbbEw&video_start=0&audio=Jt_mfcf0ztg&audio_start=0

Sod-Lod · Oct 27, 2014

Richard Lee is scheduled to meet Barbara Berlusconi on Monday to discuss potential investment.

Sod-Lod · Oct 28, 2014

AC Milan News @Milanello

Barbara Berlusconi will travel to Tokyo to meet with the Lawson directors again in a few months. They had a meeting at Casa Milan last week.

Barbara Berlusconi will also look at the possibility of building a Casa Milan the next time she's in Dubai/Tokyo.

Sod-Lod · Nov 5, 2014

AC Milan News @Milanello

Barbara Berlusconi wants Milan's new stadium to be located next to Casa Milan. The area is owned by Fiera Milano S.p.A.

The area next to Casa Milan where Barbara Berlusconi wants Milan's new stadium to be located: