Marco Borriello Thread

Calum1903 · Jan 21, 2010

Milano84 said:
does the turtleneck/blazer combo really work to get women like that? Only if you are marco borriello.

we are all not worthy

Turtleneck aside, blazer with jeans is a bad, bad look.

drucurl · Jan 21, 2010

Jasper said:
lol. Keep your hands on the keyboard.

not an option.... Unless i want a long cylindrical hole through my keyboard :rolleyes:

Jasper said:
lol.
The style is really weird to say at least. But it might be fashionable. As said earlier - fashion is for women and fags. Real men wear what they want.

Senatore_M84 · Jan 21, 2010

Calum1903 said:
Turtleneck aside, blazer with jeans is a bad, bad look.

in 98% of cases yes. But then again a shiny blazer and super baggy jeans r generally always a bad look, seperate or together.... But if done in an understated sort of way, it can work.

whats a worse look is blazer, jeans and basketball jersey.

turtleneck is 100%always a bad look for all men though.
http://www.hulu.com/watch/1598/saturday-night-live-wool-sweater

Congo Powers · Jan 21, 2010

nah..blazer and jeans can work in the right combination..its pretty easy to make it work. borriello's pants are so baggy that nothing would work with them for normal, un-borriello people.

drucurl · Jan 21, 2010

i think i love that chick's handles the best. They look so juicy and squeezable without being gross :cool:

Her face is very pretty and that hair...

Congo Powers · Jan 21, 2010

ok

“Marco Borriello is without doubt the symbol of this new Milan,” insisted Ancelotti.

http://football-italia.net/jan21p.html

AC AZZA · Jan 22, 2010

only borri could make that outfit look good

Lisa · Jan 23, 2010

Borriello's message to Lippi

Marco Borriello looks ahead to the derby and potentially the World Cup. “If I deserve it, Marcello Lippi won’t leave me behind.”

The Milan striker has struggled with injury in recent years, but proved sensational this season with a series of spectacular goals.

He has three Azzurri caps under his belt, all earned in early 2008 under Roberto Donadoni.

“If I deserve it, then don’t worry, Lippi won’t leave me behind. He is a competent Coach who knows what is good for his team,” Borriello told **********.

The Italy Coach paid a visit to Milan’s training ground this week and spoke to the hopefuls for the tournament in South Africa.

“I did not have lunch with him like other Azzurri, but in the locker room he told me: ‘Good lad, keep going like that.’”

Both Borriello and Alberto Gilardino face competition for places from Amauri, the Juventus striker who should get Italian citizenship in March.

“I understand the feelings of an Italian who has always dreamed of the Azzurri jersey only to see it whipped out from under him by someone born in Brazil.”

Borriello has another chance to impress Lippi on Sunday night in the Milan derby and it’s no coincidence his team’s upswing in form started when he recovered from injury.

“Thankfully since I’ve been in the squad we have got back to winning ways. Last season under Carlo Ancelotti I also played regularly when I was fit.

“I remember the last game I played before the injury was at Lecce and Milan were top of the table.”

Alexandre Pato is out injured for tomorrow’s game, but Borriello does not consider it to be too much of a setback.

“Without taking anything away from Pato, I must say David Beckham has brought the right balance both in defence and attack. We are very dangerous with his crosses.

“Ronaldinho can become stronger than he was at Barcelona and he brings so much joy. Maybe last year he was overshadowed by Kaka.

“On Sunday we will discover our true worth. Inter are a big test, we are curious and want to put ourselves in the spotlight.”
football italia

MilanSpecialist · Jan 23, 2010

man am i so glad that borriello seems to be starting to fit in and know his role..just like the great genoa season he had a couple seasons ago..i will be looking for him and dinho' to be working that inter defense all day, and hoping the borriello will at least get 2 on them..

EDIT: if thats his new women, then all i have to say is keep that man happy, please..!!

milan1st · Jan 23, 2010

24/1

Boriello Day :star:

MilanSpecialist · Jan 23, 2010

milan1st said:
24/1

Boriello Day

i like this..my confidence going into this match is high..i expect good things from our squad against these clown shoes..

Madridista · Jan 24, 2010

Lippi would be a certified ****** not to call up Borriello at this form. Its not like he has Vieri and Pippo at his prime, so he'd better wisen up. Its enough that he is not calling Cassano either, stupid prick.

MilanSpecialist · Jan 24, 2010

madridista said:
lippi would be a certified ****** not to call up borriello at this form. Its not like he has vieri and pippo at his prime, so he'd better wisen up. Its enough that he is not calling cassano either, stupid prick.

+1..

agsgualdino · Jan 25, 2010

does anyone have a picture of marco's new haircut. (of all angles) it is so awesome

SpartanMilan · Jan 25, 2010

Madridista said:
Lippi would be a certified ****** not to call up Borriello at this form. Its not like he has Vieri and Pippo at his prime, so he'd better wisen up. Its enough that he is not calling Cassano either, stupid prick.

+1 the current Italian snub team could possibly beat the called team

Lisa · Jan 29, 2010

Milan Striker Marco Borriello Hits Back At Inter Boss Jose Mourinho
The Neapolitan has sniped that he is more well-mannered than his Nerazzurri rivals…

Milan forward Marco Borriello has launched a stinging attack on Inter coach Jose Mourinho in the wake of last Sunday’s Derby della Madonnina.

Inter claimed the city’s bragging rights with a 2-0 win to move nine points clear of the Rossoneri despite being reduced to ten men midway through the first half.

Dutch midfielder Wesley Sneijder was given his marching orders after sarcastically applauding referee Gianluca Rocchi for booking team-mate Lucio over an apparent dive.

Mourinho and Inter chief executive Ernesto Paolillo hinted at a conspiracy against the reigning champions in the aftermath and have been consequently deferred to the disciplinary commission.

But the former Chelsea manager was not afraid to resume the feud during Wednesday’s press conference ahead of last night’s Coppa Italia clash with Juventus, and said: “I got excited when Borriello insulted Rocchi and the official caressed his face with both hands, I got really excited.”

“Well, I am certainly more well-mannered than Sneijder,” Borriello replied yesterday to Sportmediaset.it. “I didn’t applaud Rocchi.”

And Borriello also went on to reprimand Marco Materazzi, who wore a mask of Milan president Silvio Berlusconi during the post-match celebrations.

“We respect our opponents,” he added. “We don’t tease them by wearing masks.”
goal.com

Astafjevs · Jan 29, 2010

All these idiots calling for Borriello at Italy - people who don't care about the Azzurri and just want to see Milan players in the squad. When he starts scoring against good teams and in Europe, maybe Lippi will notice.

anilak · Jan 29, 2010

Astafjevs said:
All these idiots calling for Borriello at Italy - people who don't care about the Azzurri and just want to see Milan players in the squad. When he starts scoring against good teams and in Europe, maybe Lippi will notice.

+1. Borri is a good striker and it's nice to have someone from Milan's youth acadamy play a key role for us.

But Borri's stats against big teams ( 6 CL games + 4 league games against the big opponents ( Inter, Juve, Roma)) is 10 games 1 goal. He is just not made for any big game.

Jasper · Jan 29, 2010

anilak said:
But Borri's stats against big teams ( 6 CL games + 4 league games against the big opponents ( Inter, Juve, Roma)) is 10 games 1 goal. He is just not made for any big game.

Point is there but you're terribly wrong in the stat department. 4 CL games(3 games; 1 sub) + wasn't called up in the Roma match.

Senatore_M84 · Jan 29, 2010

In response to Jose....

“Well, I am certainly more well-mannered than Sneijder,” Borriello replied yesterday to Sportmediaset.it. “I didn’t applaud Rocchi.”

And Borriello also went on to reprimand Marco Materazzi, who wore a mask of Milan president Silvio Berlusconi during the post-match celebrations.

“We respect our opponents,” he added. “We don’t tease them by wearing masks.”

Every mom's dream.... STDs AND Manners.

Dwa Milan · Jan 29, 2010

anilak said:
+1. Borri is a good striker and it's nice to have someone from Milan's youth acadamy play a key role for us.

But Borri's stats against big teams ( 6 CL games + 4 league games against the big opponents ( Inter, Juve, Roma)) is 10 games 1 goal. He is just not made for any big game.

yes not completely true at all, If you watched him at Genoa, he scores against big teams too,at least Inter as I can remember (he even scores against Inter in Trofeo TIM with a Milan shirt). So it's rather he hasn't really get into his Genoa form yet or on that big games, he was just too isolated and wasn't much helped (its fact as he doesn't play against Roma, and we weren't that amazing in attack against Jube and Inter)..
well maybe even both..so it's something you can argue about

Astafjevs · Jan 31, 2010

Dwa Milan said:
yes not completely true at all, If you watched him at Genoa, he scores against big teams too,at least Inter as I can remember (he even scores against Inter in Trofeo TIM with a Milan shirt). So it's rather he hasn't really get into his Genoa form yet or on that big games, he was just too isolated and wasn't much helped (its fact as he doesn't play against Roma, and we weren't that amazing in attack against Jube and Inter)..
well maybe even both..so it's something you can argue about

I did watch him at Genoa. And I can tell you that the goal you remember him scoring against Inter - well that's the only goal he scored against a big team throughout the entire 07/08 season (the season where he got 19 for Genoa).

He played in all matches against the top-5 that season (Inter, Roma, Juventus, Fiorentina, Milan) except the home game against Milan, where he wasn't involved. So that's nine appearances against the five best teams in the league. He scored a grand total of one goal.

Don't get me wrong, he's been generally great this season, and deserves his place in our line-up. He has a 1 in 2 record so far this season. But, scoring against Parma, Cagliari, Samp, Genoa, Siena in Italy isn't going to get him noticed by Lippi.

Dwa Milan · Jan 31, 2010

Astafjevs said:
I did watch him at Genoa. And I can tell you that the goal you remember him scoring against Inter - well that's the only goal he scored against a big team throughout the entire 07/08 season (the season where he got 19 for Genoa).

He played in all matches against the top-5 that season (Inter, Roma, Juventus, Fiorentina, Milan) except the home game against Milan, where he wasn't involved. So that's nine appearances against the five best teams in the league. He scored a grand total of one goal.

Don't get me wrong, he's been generally great this season, and deserves his place in our line-up. He has a 1 in 2 record so far this season. But, scoring against Parma, Cagliari, Samp, Genoa, Siena in Italy isn't going to get him noticed by Lippi.

well, I was simply saying that he can score against big teams not that he can't do it at all :tongue:

wasn't implying on his spot at the national team, although I don't really like other strikers that Lippi got ahead of him, Gila is the only one that makes sense, Iaquinta and Toni are bull shit to me, both of them often disappointing on the big stages for Italy

KujaIX · Jan 31, 2010

but when did gilardino score against big teams. i remember one goal, a tap in vs a scrambling liverpool. and a goal vs manutd 3 years ago when everybody was attacking and there was no defence and he had a free run on goal.

borri scored against a strong marseille team and it was a well taken goal aswell.

Dwa Milan · Jan 31, 2010

yes, Gila is actually not a better player than Borri, but for the season he is pretty consistent, although like what you said, he doesn't score much against big teams... he never score against us too though he keep bragging that he will celebrate if he does :head:

KujaIX · Jan 31, 2010

yeah. gila and borri don't really score against big teams, but gila has been the focal point of most of the teamsh he's played for, while borri has only been one and he scred 19 goals. gila has played in loads more big games than borri and hasn't scored a huge amount. but also borri is there to help the team, gila is there to tap in chances and he doesn't really need to track back or link up play.

Astafjevs · Jan 31, 2010

Last season Gilardino scored against: Juventus (equalising goal too, got them a point), Lyon (with a brace), Lyon again, Roma. He scores in the big games - not all of them, but he has shown he is capable. And he has scored for Italy too.

For Milan, he scored in games against Inter, Fiorentina, Roma (in two different matches) and Man Utd - and that's just in the one season. Not including his first season with us, where he scored more goals.

KujaIX · Jan 31, 2010

but he hasn't played in as many big games as gila and he is asked to do more than gila was. if borri was just asked to play off the last defender and tap in goals. then i bet he would score more in games. maybe not as much as gila.

but still.

anilak · Jan 31, 2010

Borri injured again. :cry:

. We will be so ineffective with having to chose from Hunter and Pippo each game.

Right now he is the best we got, but he is way overratted. He has never played a full season for us, inspite of all the praises has scored just 8 goals for us and have missed atleast the same number of chances that top notch CFs make and except 1 season where he scored 19 goals against Genoa has been mediocre at best and has done nothing much against any big team. Gilardino sucked for us but still my opinion Gilardino >>> Borri. He has had 2 25 goal seasons with Parma before he came to us. A 25 goal season for Fiorentina last year, scored in tons of important games for clubs and country and even in Milan, in his first season had 19 goals which is actually Borri's best outing in Genoa. If Gilardino was not good enough here ( which he wasn't) to head our attack, I don't know how u guys think Borri is the man to lead our attack in future. Many of u guys r just too biased wen it comes to home grown talents and think they r way better than they actually are. Abate/Antonini/Borrielo. All 3 are good squad players/first reserve kind of players. But not the real Milan starting quality players wen compared to Cafu/Serginho/Sheva they r supposed to replace. Get us Dzeko for God's sake.

theduck7 · Jan 31, 2010

I was raving about Borri earlier on in the season but last few games it has been so frustrating to watch him turn like a bin lorry and head for goal at a snails pace, he cant seem to turn and get that half yard to get snap shots in

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