The Rumour Commode XXVIII: Stai Calma!

papaberlu · Sep 11, 2019

Neruda said:
I sometimes wonder if people here watch Milan matches

As in we already switched to a hybrid 4321/433 with suso as ss/rw

Come on guys

Also had Samu playing in the middle and Piatek drifting to LW :lol:

Think 433 might be more likely now given how Rebic has been playing LW for Croatia

Neruda · Sep 11, 2019

papaberlu said:
Also had Samu playing in the middle and Piatek drifting to LW

Think 433 might be more likely now given how Rebic has been playing LW for Croatia

I think we re gonna keep the 4321 with rebic simply taking noodles place :lol:

This is a huge change

LocalHero80 · Sep 11, 2019

Neruda said:
Lautaro martinez with a hattrick vs Mexico. Not bad

What about scrincerbi? Did he do well?

Neruda · Sep 11, 2019

LocalHero80 said:
What about scrincerbi? Did he do well?

Hes gonna have a field day on matchday 4

Apparently suso is gonna try to outmuscle him

LocalHero80 · Sep 11, 2019

Neruda said:
Hes gonna have a field day on matchday 4

Apparently suso is gonna try to outmuscle him

not hard to outmuscle someone that's lying on his ass most of the game

Neruda · Sep 11, 2019

LocalHero80 said:
not hard to outmuscle someone that's lying on his ass most of the game

Sure buddy. Sure

Acerbi is a beast btw. Not sure why u think thats an insult

Buske · Sep 11, 2019

As reported by GDS on newsstands today, September 10th, for the new stadium of Milan and Inter is run by two. The Populous architecture studios (which built the Tottenham stadium) and Manica Cmr (Sardinia Arena) remained in the race. Boeri and Hok out of the games.
Beyond the official declarations, the process of sharing between the Municipality and the two clubs proceeds quickly. Frequent meetings. The next step will be to extend participation to the community of citizens and fans.
Corriere dello Sport: the goal is to complete the new stadium by 2024 but it will depend on bureaucracy and the work process. Stadium with 65,000 seats and 10,000 for the hospitality area. Overall project (including commercial activities) of € 1.2 billion.

The excellent relations between Milan and Emirates make optimists about the white smoke for renewal until 2025. Gazidis is in a hurry. But Milan is also probing other sponsors.

As reported by Repubblica on newsstands, which confirms yesterday's news, Gazidis was excluded from the ECA board due to Milan's disqualification from Europe. Automatic procedure. But in a year's time, at the end of the exclusion, he will be able to return to the Council. At the moment Gazidis' post could be taken by Zhang. However, the Milan CEO will continue to attend the meetings.

necromancer · Sep 11, 2019

Oh man I really hope our new stadium looks nothing like the Spurs monstrosity. But I have a bad feeling it will, if we are really going to follow the model of American football stadiums.

That Arup design from a few years back was so beautiful.

LocalHero80 · Sep 11, 2019

Neruda said:
Sure buddy. Sure

Acerbi is a beast btw. Not sure why u think thats an insult

not an insult, just tier ranking

Master Smurf · Sep 11, 2019

Qaas said:
They are 100p spot on

What is the Theo Hernandez baggage they didnt know about?

What are the Piatek issues? If they meant adapting then fine.

On the feeling sorry for the coach I understand where they are coming from but the best coaches adapt and find ways to work with what they have to get the best results. We will see how it goes for GP

ShevaNo7 said:
What does a pro journo mean by "as for that Rebic thing..yuck"?

To be fair - he earlier stated that Rebic is a player that runs with his head down ie another clueless forward bringing little quality to the attack.

Whether you agree with that or not can be discussed.

leaf · Sep 11, 2019

vB9 said:

As we currently stand...this is 100% spot on. Ppl have said this in the fucking commode for fuck's sake :fp:

Being generous have a grand total of 2.5 proven players Donna, Roma and Piatek. We are HOPING the rest come good like we HOPED under F&M

joyrider · Sep 11, 2019

I think those journalists take the commode too seriously.

Or they have infiltrated the commode? :conf:

rossonero1 · Sep 11, 2019

Buske said:
As reported by GDS on newsstands today, September 10th, for the new stadium of Milan and Inter is run by two. The Populous architecture studios (which built the Tottenham stadium) and Manica Cmr (Sardinia Arena) remained in the race. Boeri and Hok out of the games.
Beyond the official declarations, the process of sharing between the Municipality and the two clubs proceeds quickly. Frequent meetings. The next step will be to extend participation to the community of citizens and fans.
Corriere dello Sport: the goal is to complete the new stadium by 2024 but it will depend on bureaucracy and the work process. Stadium with 65,000 seats and 10,000 for the hospitality area. Overall project (including commercial activities) of € 1.2 billion.

Sardegna Arena?

papaberlu · Sep 11, 2019

1.2 billion cost?

The market value of the clubs combined isn't 1.2 billion :lol:

rossonero1 · Sep 11, 2019

papaberlu said:
1.2 billion cost?

The market value of the clubs combined isn't 1.2 billion

split between Milan and Inter though.

rossonero1 · Sep 11, 2019

Milan is satisfied with its market. Yet, there is a blow that Zvonimir Boban had targeted with all the leadership, he tried and remains in the orbit of the Rossoneri's ideas: talent in power, this is Gedson Fernandes, Benfica's '99 class midfielder who scouting follows for some time and that perfectly meets the parameters of the new Milan. It is no coincidence that Boban had given the green light to try for really for this 20 year old Portuguese with enormous potential, convinced that it is a real jewel with high-level perspectives, while still having to demonstrate so much.

Milan made its attempt last July, nothing because even though it has a 120 million euro clause, Benfica has requested at least 50 million that have been considered too much for Gedson. An investment out of the Rossoneri parameters at that time; but with a greater spending margin in the future, Boban continues to think about this player on the list of the new Milan. He has insertions, quality, change of pace, all characteristics that would fit perfectly with Marco Giampaolo's football. Not only that: Gedson Fernandes would really like the destination, he had already opened this summer but the costs were unapproachable. For the future, who knows ... (Fabrizio Romano)

omer486 · Sep 11, 2019

vB9 said:
Italy needs a change in tax laws... let the players pay their own tax.

54m annual wage is where this squad is at... 94m is bs.

omer486 said:
That's the dumbest idea ever! Players only care about the net money going into their pocket. If a club now pays 10 min gross salary now, they still will have to pay 10 min gross salary, whether they (the clubs) pay the tax or the players pay the tax.

Do you think a player getting 10 min gross salary (5 mil net salary) right now is going to accept a 5 mil gross salary (2.5 mil net) just because he's the one paying the tax and not the club??

vB9 said:
They do in England.

Do you think a player like Donnarumma who's making 6 mil net (around 12 mil gross) would suddenly be willing to accept a gross salary of just 6 mil if he went to an English club? After paying the tax he would end up with only 3 mil net salary.

Why would a player accept half the net salary just because he is paying the tax himself? That's just a ******ed idea.

Do you think when Milan ended Higuain's loan last year and sent him to Chelsea that Chelsea halved his net salary?? Obviously not! His net salary stayed the same.

For a player only the net figure matters. That's why the new Italian law that taxes only 50% of footballers salary that move to Italy reduces costs for the clubs. They can offer these players good net salaries while having not that big of a gross salary.

Neruda · Sep 11, 2019

LocalHero80 said:
not an insult, just tier ranking

Makes sense. And you might totally be right in the sense that he wont get better than that

General · Sep 11, 2019

Is Nicky Bandini a member of this forum?

Neruda · Sep 11, 2019

ZBoban · Sep 11, 2019

necromancer said:
Oh man I really hope our new stadium looks nothing like the Spurs monstrosity. But I have a bad feeling it will, if we are really going to follow the model of American football stadiums.

That Arup design from a few years back was so beautiful.

Ya the Spurs stadium is definitely big, new and shiny but has that cookie cutter feel to it with no soul. It has that american stadium template look to it that practically looks like every nfl stadium. I really hope they stay away from that kind of stadium.

rossonero1 · Sep 11, 2019

Caldara rejoins the team next month according to various reports.

IL Diavolo 3 · Sep 11, 2019

General said:
Is Nicky Bandini a member of this forum?

I have one particular member in mind.

IL Diavolo 3 · Sep 11, 2019

Neruda said:
Hes gonna have a field day on matchday 4

Apparently suso is gonna try to outmuscle him

Congo Powers · Sep 11, 2019

General said:
Is Nicky Bandini a member of this forum?

Ronin · Sep 11, 2019

rossonero1 said:
Sardegna Arena?

In a couple of months, we'll get Allegri to replace GP... so we'll have double combo of Cagliari coach and Cagliari stadium.

Buske · Sep 11, 2019

rossonero1 said:
Sardegna Arena?

You know, cutting the costs

SempreKaka · Sep 11, 2019

I have a feeling this Leao kid is gonna be special

Goodfella · Sep 11, 2019

rossonero1 said:
split between Milan and Inter though.

Why would Elliot make a €600m investment to co-own a stadium?
Suitors aren't going to add 600m to the offer because the club now co-owns a stadium. Splitting the pay also means splitting the non-matchday revenue and naming rights money.

The ticket revenue growth potential is small for both Milano teams. The income is at around 35m currently. It could rise up to 40-50m with a few CL big games. The attendance figures are already high, especially Inter's. How are they going to make significant growth with a new stadium? This is not England where you can triple the ticket prices and still fill up every seat.

rossonero1 · Sep 11, 2019

Goodfella said:
Why would Elliot make a €600m investment to co-own a stadium?
Suitors aren't going to add 600m to the offer because the club now co-owns a stadium. Splitting the pay also means splitting the non-matchday revenue and naming rights money.

The ticket revenue growth potential is small for both Milano teams. The income is at around 35m currently. It could rise up to 40-50m with a few CL big games. The attendance figures are already high, especially Inter's. How are they going to make significant growth with a new stadium? This is not England where you can triple the ticket prices and still fill up every seat.

well that is what's going to happen.

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