Official: Mattia Caldara Thread - Page 6

Kojak · 05-05-2019, 23:54

Fkn Crock!

I know it’s not his fault but so disappointed to lose this guy and doesn’t bode well for his future. Just look at Conti.

SpartanMilan · 16-06-2019, 04:34

Considering all the CBs we have been linked to is it safe to assume that management isn't feeling too confident that he will recover next year?

yagami7gnr · 16-06-2019, 08:01

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Originally Posted by SpartanMilan

Considering all the CBs we have been linked to is it safe to assume that management isn't feeling too confident that he will recover next year?

By December he should be fit. After that he has to regain fitness. Similar to Conti's case whom I expect to contribute this upcoming season instead of last season, I expect nothing from Caldara next season but the season after that.

MilanMB · 16-06-2019, 08:25

Caldara: "The injury helped me to understand myself, my character flaws. I thought a lot. I didn't play, but I grew up as a man."

I love these words, that's the right mentality.

Nestafan · 16-06-2019, 13:49

Watched a very recent interview conducted with Caldara. Seems like a very pleasant and down to earth guy. Looking forward to when he'll be available to us.

truant · 16-06-2019, 16:39

During his long interview with La Gazzetta Dello Sport, Mattia Caldara also spoke about the issue of his shirt number, which he intends to change.

"I will leave number 33 for Krunic (who wore it for Empoli, editor's note). I will change my number, but I still don't know which one I will choose," he stated.

Nice of him. He should get number 5. Jack is not Zidane enough to pull it off and it was Billy's back in the day. 4 was Albertini's number but would be ok for Caldara too.

Hitchens · 16-06-2019, 18:45

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Originally Posted by truant

4 was Albertini's number but would be ok for Caldara too.

It was also Jose Mauri's

truant · 17-06-2019, 00:11

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Originally Posted by Hitchens

It was also Jose Mauri's

trying to forget that!

SpartanMilan · 17-06-2019, 01:38

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Originally Posted by truant

During his long interview with La Gazzetta Dello Sport, Mattia Caldara also spoke about the issue of his shirt number, which he intends to change.

"I will leave number 33 for Krunic (who wore it for Empoli, editor's note). I will change my number, but I still don't know which one I will choose," he stated.

Nice of him. He should get number 5. Jack is not Zidane enough to pull it off and it was Billy's back in the day. 4 was Albertini's number but would be ok for Caldara too.

If we sell Suso maybe Jack can switch to 8, which I think he wears for Italy when he can, and Caldara can take 5

truant · 17-06-2019, 02:20

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Originally Posted by SpartanMilan

If we sell Suso maybe Jack can switch to 8, which I think he wears for Italy when he can, and Caldara can take 5

That sounds nice. I prefer that kind of standard allocation of numbers.

mato · 17-06-2019, 17:24

We didn't give Piatek #9. Why would we even consider giving Caldara anything below #30? For now he's nothing more than a good prospect. Not even sure how good is he anymore, after all the injuries.

Ronin · 17-06-2019, 21:13

Talking about numbers when we're so deep in shit...

fray · 18-06-2019, 08:30

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Originally Posted by mato

We didn't give Piatek #9. Why would we even consider giving Caldara anything below #30? For now he's nothing more than a good prospect. Not even sure how good is he anymore, after all the injuries.

Back-to-back injuries (as serious as he had) are really difficult to recover from.

Look at Bonaventura, look at Montolivo.

16-06-2019, 08:25	#104
MilanMB Serendipity Join Date: Sep 2009 Fav. Players: Maldini, Nesta, Gattuso, Romagnoli, Cutrone.	Caldara: "The injury helped me to understand myself, my character flaws. I thought a lot. I didn't play, but I grew up as a man." I love these words, that's the right mentality. GOAT

16-06-2019, 16:39	#106
truant sexy football fetishist Join Date: Jul 2015 Fav. Players: Maldini, Gullit, Van Basten, Rijkaard, Baggio, Nesta, Rui Costa, Kaka, R9, Dinho, TS33, Romagnoli	During his long interview with La Gazzetta Dello Sport, Mattia Caldara also spoke about the issue of his shirt number, which he intends to change. "I will leave number 33 for Krunic (who wore it for Empoli, editor's note). I will change my number, but I still don't know which one I will choose," he stated. Nice of him. He should get number 5. Jack is not Zidane enough to pull it off and it was Billy's back in the day. 4 was Albertini's number but would be ok for Caldara too. One promise that always remains No matter the price A promise to survive Persevere and thrive As we've always done

17-06-2019, 21:13	#112
Ronin Suso's left foot Join Date: Mar 2013 Fav. Players: Maldini, Nesta, Gattuso, Rui Costa, Albertini, Serginho, Seedorf, Redondo, Ibrahimovic, Ronaldinho	Talking about numbers when we're so deep in shit... We practice unpopular culture, that is honour, courage and commitment!

05-05-2019, 23:54	#101
Kojak CAPO DEI CAPI Join Date: Jul 2013	Fkn Crock! I know it’s not his fault but so disappointed to lose this guy and doesn’t bode well for his future. Just look at Conti.

16-06-2019, 04:34	#102
SpartanMilan AC Milan Icon Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: New York Fav. Players: Pirlo, Maldini, Nesta, Gattuso, De Rossi, Schweinsteiger, Pippo, Forlan, Pato	Considering all the CBs we have been linked to is it safe to assume that management isn't feeling too confident that he will recover next year?

16-06-2019, 13:49	#105
Nestafan Long Hair > Mohawk Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: Ireland Fav. Players: Nesta, Ibra, Antonini, Crespo, Pirlo, Aquilani.Current AC - Caldara, Jack, Romagnoli.	Watched a very recent interview conducted with Caldara. Seems like a very pleasant and down to earth guy. Looking forward to when he'll be available to us.

17-06-2019, 17:24	#111
mato World Cup Winner Join Date: Aug 2013 Location: sLOVEnia	We didn't give Piatek #9. Why would we even consider giving Caldara anything below #30? For now he's nothing more than a good prospect. Not even sure how good is he anymore, after all the injuries.