Official: Gennaro Gattuso Thread - Page 4

Kyara · 03-09-2005, 15:42

Does it really matter where he's from? It doesn't for me. He's been with the team for 6 seasons and his record is one to be proud of, one to remain in every Milanista or non-Milanista memory and one that makes it easy to overlook his nationality. Through all those years he has become a symbol of the team, with his attitude on and off the pitch, he has set an example regardless of recent media fabrications. I think that every true Milanista, be it Italian or else, should be proud to see this player have this honour.

I know I would.

FORZA SHEVA!!!

Gilardino Jr · 04-09-2005, 20:18

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Originally Posted by halfblackwinner

i don't mind cafu or pirlo. but personally i prefer sheva! but the disadvantage he is at is that he is not italian

ok ok Pirlo then he is the man gattuso relies on him to do the crosses

Congo Powers · 04-09-2005, 20:47

if it were up to me i'd give it the armband kaka.

Anguisette · 06-09-2005, 12:29

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Originally Posted by Congo Powers

if it were up to me i'd give it the armband kaka.

I wouldn't be suprised if that happens in four or five years.

milan_rockz · 06-09-2005, 15:45

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Originally Posted by Congo Powers

if it were up to me i'd give it the armband kaka.

i agree with it. or else give it to sheva or nesta...

milan*7 · 07-09-2005, 00:50

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Originally Posted by Anguisette

I wouldn't be suprised if that happens in four or five years.

That's assuming longevity is the *only* requirement. There's also consistency, leadership, respect ...... & Maldini's retirement of course

Yuchen Li · 08-09-2005, 00:40

cool

Beemer · 08-09-2005, 02:47

If Gattuso was intending to assume the captaincy from Maldini, then he pretty much shot himself in the foot with the comments he made last week. Oh well.

Sheva seems the more obvious choice to take over the armband, but I agree with those who say Cafu or Pirlo would be adequate choices (Cafu especially; after all, you can't get much higher than leading your national team to World Cup success). It's way too early for Kaka though; give him a few more years providing that some English team hasn't lured him away by then.

Or, what about Dida?

Anderson Lima · 08-09-2005, 03:26

For me.. Ambrosini is best choice. But he isn't regular all matches, as for these who are regulars I don't see good choice.

Anguisette · 08-09-2005, 12:31

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Originally Posted by milan*7

That's assuming longevity is the *only* requirement. There's also consistency, leadership, respect ...... & Maldini's retirement of course

Actually, it isn't. Kaka looks well on his way into developing the characteristics of a decent leader.

halfblackwinner · 08-09-2005, 17:33

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Originally Posted by BMWTaylor

give him a few more years providing that some English team hasn't lured him away by then.

Or, what about Dida?

i would fuck that english club that ever attempts to sign him, kaka will be a great great captain in time to come.

i forgot abt dida. coming to think of it, he is pretty good too.

milan*7 · 09-09-2005, 01:44

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Originally Posted by halfblackwinner

i forgot abt dida. coming to think of it, he is pretty good too.

Hmm. Bayern have a gk captain, but then his, er, towering personality demands that role. I can't really see Dida playing the German drill-sargeant. He's not the one to rally Milan's midfield/attack when we're a goal down + certainly not the one to inspire confidence if we're 3 down. The most he can do is yell at the defenders, but that's it

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Back to the topic, Gattuso will also never be capitano

Beemer · 09-09-2005, 06:40

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Originally Posted by milan*7

Hmm. Bayern have a gk captain, but then his, er, towering personality demands that role. I can't really see Dida playing the German drill-sargeant. He's not the one to rally Milan's midfield/attack when we're a goal down + certainly not the one to inspire confidence if we're 3 down. The most he can do is yell at the defenders, but that's it.

Good point, I suppose. If there's anyone who's the complete opposite of Kahn in terms of personality, it's him. He doesn't look like the type who'll get in his teammates' faces if they screw up.

Anguisette · 09-09-2005, 12:50

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Originally Posted by BMWTaylor

If Gattuso was intending to assume the captaincy from Maldini, then he pretty much shot himself in the foot with the comments he made last week. Oh well.

Sheva seems the more obvious choice to take over the armband, but I agree with those who say Cafu or Pirlo would be adequate choices (Cafu especially; after all, you can't get much higher than leading your national team to World Cup success). It's way too early for Kaka though; give him a few more years providing that some English team hasn't lured him away by then.

Or, what about Dida?

Gah, no luring away of our Kaka! Pirlo would be a good choice in a year or two as his confidence seems to be growing and he's a classy player.

halfblackwinner · 09-09-2005, 14:27

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Originally Posted by milan*7

Back to the topic, Gattuso will also never be capitano

ok.. gattuso is a no no.

Italian Tsar · 25-09-2005, 17:56

Saw this on the official site:

AC Milan's CEO Adriano Galliani added: 'I invited Rino Gattuso over for dinner. Just the two of us, to be sure that we are all on the same page and there are no problems. Sometimes when you love something or someone too much there might be misunderstandings. But there are no problems at all with Rino'.

Now, what was that? Probably contract negotiations, right?

I'd much rather they let him go to Man Utd or wherever (in jan) an' get another decent midfielder.

Lo Tsar · 25-09-2005, 18:08

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Originally Posted by Italian Tsar

'I invited Rino Gattuso over for dinner. Just the two of us.

Sometimes when you love someone too much there might be misunderstandings.

But there are no problems at all with Rino'.

I'm not sure, but this sounds like Galliani admiting he had it off with Gattuso

Having dinner alone, loving someone too much, It sounds like Galliani is complementing Rino on how good he was in bed, I feel sick

Things like this should never be made public

I never had Galliani down as a kiss and tell anyway

Italian Tsar · 25-09-2005, 18:16

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Originally Posted by Lo Tsar

I'm not sure, but this sounds like Galliani admiting he had it off with Gattuso

Having dinner alone, loving someone too much, It sounds like Galliani is complementing Rino on how good he was in bed, I feel sick

Things like this should never be made public

I never had Galliani down as a kiss and tell anyway

Hear, Hear. As if we haven't had enough of their romantic escapades this season

. I always thought Big B and Baldy had it for Rino, but nver thought they'd come out in the open with it, albeit in a romantic light

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Oh, What a Scandal!

Lo Tsar · 25-09-2005, 18:20

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Originally Posted by Italian Tsar

Hear, Hear. As if we haven't had enough of their romantic escapades this season

. I always thought Big B and Baldy had it for Rino, but nver thought they'd come out in the open with it, albeit in a romantic light

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Oh, What a Scandal!

Hahaha, your right, this could be the end of Baldies career with a scandal like this

Please god don't let thier be pictures

Maybe B had this leaked on purpose so he can found a coalition between Forza Italia and the Gay Rights Movemant

Italian Tsar · 25-09-2005, 18:28

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Originally Posted by Lo Tsar

Hahaha, your right, this could be the end of Baldies career with a scandal like this

Please god don't let thier be pictures

Maybe B had this leaked on purpose so he can found a coalition between Forza Italia and the Gay Rights Movemant

Rino's always been tenacious, hot-headed and passionate on the field, maybe Baldy was jus' checking if he had 'wt it takes to be' Captain

; the routine stuff, u know....

Btw, i heard Baldie's already card-holder in GRM

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03-09-2005, 15:42	#61
Kyara ¤ Il Poeta ¤ Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: United Arab Emirates, Dubai Fav. Players: MVB\|Sheva\|Max\|Maldini\|Kakà	Does it really matter where he's from? It doesn't for me. He's been with the team for 6 seasons and his record is one to be proud of, one to remain in every Milanista or non-Milanista memory and one that makes it easy to overlook his nationality. Through all those years he has become a symbol of the team, with his attitude on and off the pitch, he has set an example regardless of recent media fabrications. I think that every true Milanista, be it Italian or else, should be proud to see this player have this honour. I know I would. FORZA SHEVA!!! Last edited by Kyara; 03-09-2005 at 15:45.

04-09-2005, 20:47	#63
Congo Powers humble monza supporter Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: caroline celico Fav. Players: Silvio Berlusconi, Rui Costa, Pippo, Sheva, Stam, Kaka, Abbiati, Cassano, Mexes, KPB, Mario, Cutrone	if it were up to me i'd give it the armband kaka. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HayFxnfFgZk only

25-09-2005, 17:56	#76
Italian Tsar Face Join Date: May 2005 Location: India Fav. Players: Maldini, Keane, Cannavaro, Pirlo, Imran Khan, Virender Sehwag	Saw this on the official site: AC Milan's CEO Adriano Galliani added: 'I invited Rino Gattuso over for dinner. Just the two of us, to be sure that we are all on the same page and there are no problems. Sometimes when you love something or someone too much there might be misunderstandings. But there are no problems at all with Rino'. Now, what was that? Probably contract negotiations, right? I'd much rather they let him go to Man Utd or wherever (in jan) an' get another decent midfielder. *KINGS ALL*

08-09-2005, 00:40	#67
Yuchen Li 58 unbeaten ! Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: 中国/Great China Fav. Players: Maldini, Kaladze, Materazzi, Abbiati, Pirlo, Gattuso, Ambrosini, Kaka, Inzaghi, Gilardino	cool

08-09-2005, 02:47	#68
Beemer AC Milan Icon Join Date: Apr 2005	If Gattuso was intending to assume the captaincy from Maldini, then he pretty much shot himself in the foot with the comments he made last week. Oh well. Sheva seems the more obvious choice to take over the armband, but I agree with those who say Cafu or Pirlo would be adequate choices (Cafu especially; after all, you can't get much higher than leading your national team to World Cup success). It's way too early for Kaka though; give him a few more years providing that some English team hasn't lured him away by then. Or, what about Dida?

08-09-2005, 03:26	#69
Anderson Lima National Team Player Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: BiH, Mostar Fav. Players: Maldini & Nesta	For me.. Ambrosini is best choice. But he isn't regular all matches, as for these who are regulars I don't see good choice.