The Rumour Commode XI

[Lord7God]

Always a classic go to

 

[ikita]

Serena is one of the hottest out there. Check this. Also look at other videos on youtube, her body is banging, especially her juicy ass.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-7w7Mt9F954

#dat_thirst.

lawl

 

[Soldier_of_god]

Why the hell is allegri called euromax? Lol.

 

[Lord7God]

Why the hell is allegri called euromax? Lol.

5th season IN A ROW!! in the Champions League , he deserves that title brah

 

[punisher]

KAKA and caroline broke up

 

[Birsaforever]

KAKA and caroline broke up

Those hypocrite bastards.

 

[Soldier_of_god]

Good post from fif forum;


With the results of the weekend, Inter losing 2-0 to Parma and, at time of writing, AC Milan losing 2-0 to Palermo, it felt like an appropriate time to write about the Destruction of the San Siro.

The Destruction of the San Siro

Just to think of the fall from grace from both sides in the last few years… The City has an illustrious history – two Champions League wins in the last decade alone. It is in fact the only city that I can think of, off the top of my head, which has two teams with Champions League winners in it. It is also the most prestigious one, with ten wins between the two clubs there.

And nothing saddens me more than how far it has come. A natural question is to ask how it has come to this state. A natural direction to look towards is the article on Massimo Moratti, available here, which also quite applies to Silvio Berlusconi.

The Milan clubs have been, for too long, owned by indulgent owners. Who wanted to spend on players, and didn’t want to invest. In many ways, a parallel with Leeds United can be drawn. Except there, at least, the owners were only spending income, and at both Milan clubs, instead, we are spending personal cash.

Inter and Milan’s destruction has been particularly exaggerated because of the downfall of Serie A at the same time, where a league that once rivalled the Premiership has been left behind with ageing stadia, irrelevant players, and little impact on the global scale of football. For a league that once was the wealthiest in the world, chronic financial mismanagement has really proven its destruction and downfall.

As the biggest spenders in the league, now left behind by shrewd investments by Juventus in the form of a new stadium and clever signings, the Milan clubs are suffering from a classic ‘failing company’ mentality, where costs are cut in a negative feedback cycle which ultimately ends in a deep spiral downwards.

It is interesting, from an academic standpoint, to see how often this mistake is made, but it is definitely safe to say that that is far beyond the scope of this article.

Silvio Berlusconi, Destruction of Milan

The clubs have not been helped, either, by the new found wave of austerity and the financial crisis. But this has undoubtedly caused their destruction in a way more severe than any of their rivals. Systematic reinvestment is required – which is unfortunately a capital requirement that the new owners are likely not going to put up. The Italian league as a whole needs significant strengthening, too, with no clear path for progression or development available yet, and muddled, confused, indecisive leaders present.

As mentioned, however, I think these failings are most emphasised at the Milan clubs, where chronic mistakes and mismanagement have really affected the clubs – but it is not exclusively a failing of the two Milan sides, but rather, one of Italian football in its entirety.

No matter how you cut it, though, watching two clubs with ten Champions Leagues between them, one now made almost exclusively of free signings, the other investing heavily and nonetheless failing to deliver improved performances, Inter and Milan getting beaten by the respective bottom teams of the table at match day twice this weekend is a disaster, in my opinion, of unprecedented proportion.

Sadly, I can’t think of any other teams, let alone cities, that have fallen so far from grace. I sincerely hope that this is only a temporary thing, and indeed somehow that reputation and prestige are more important than form.

Let’s hope that both Milan clubs can return to their former heights.

 

[Soldier_of_god]

Fucking di natale at this age is still miles better than every one of our forwards. Although, that guy is a bit of a pussy, he prefers to be a big fish in a small pond.

 

[milanicious]

Fucking di natale at this age is still miles better than every one of our forwards. Although, that guy is a bit of a pussy, he prefers to be a big fish in a small pond.

Just because he refused to move for a bigger club doesn't make him a pussy.

 

[jammin]

Good post from fif forum;

No.

 

[USC]

Fucking di natale at this age is still miles better than every one of our forwards. Although, that guy is a bit of a pussy, he prefers to be a big fish in a small pond.

Or he could just be happy playing for the club and living in the city.

 

[joyrider]

Willy sagnol

 

[Soldier_of_god]

Or he could just be happy playing for the club and living in the city.

yeah, for some reason i thought he played for jube in the past . Found out later that he rejected them. He wasn't particularly good for italy tbh, always underperformed when it mattered. Guy is a freak though, scored something like 12 or 13 goals against us in 18 matches.

 

[romlakers]

yeah, for some reason i thought he played for jube . Found out later that he rejected them. He wasn't particularly good for italy tbh, always underperformed when it mattered. Guy is a freak though, scored something like 12 or 13 goals against us in 18 matches.

When he plays against us, you can be sure he'll score. He kills us every time so easily, it's scary. And with our woeful defense this year, it's gonna be fun.

 

[Mario]

IIRC correctly Di Natale said no to us twice. Galliani admitted it, and so did he. Most recently in 2012 or 13 dont remember.

He started scoring a lot when he was circa 30

One player I like and who I see a bit of Di Natale in is Sau from Cagliari

 

[Soldier_of_god]

IIRC correctly Di Natale said no to us twice. Galliani admitted it, and so did he. Most recently in 2012 or 13 dont remember.

He started scoring a lot when he was circa 30

One player I like and who I see a bit of Di Natale in is Sau from Cagliari

that fucker sau always plays well against us. He is a good player indeed.

 

[Soldier_of_god]

When he plays against us, you can be sure he'll score. He kills us every time so easily, it's scary. And with our woeful defense this year, it's gonna be fun.

he even scored against us when he had freaking nesta.

 

[Mario]

MN - Packed Milan-San Lorenzo between friendliness and market

A hearty lunch that he could not lead to a few jokes about the jewels of the St. Lawrence. Today Giannino, the leaderships of Milan and the Argentine club met for the traditional feast where there were institutional, for Milan, Adriano Galliani, Umberto Gandini, Rocco Maiorino and lawyer Leandro Cantamessa while the St. Lawrence there was a representative of the leadership led by President Matias Lemmens. As we chatted, the other in an atmosphere of great cordiality, revealed the name of Hector Villalba, observed just by Maiorino during his last trip to Argentina. The menu also defended Kannemann as well as any future strategies between the two clubs.

 

[Tadej]

Van ginkel could terminate loan deal in january according to his agent.

 

[Soldier_of_god]

good riddance, that dutch pisqueak can go fuck himself. go back to shitsea.

 

[Sod-Lod]

Barbara’s idea: Stadium in front of the head office!

 

[Sod-Lod]

AC Milan News @Milanello

Milan vs San Lorenzo: Players to keep an eye on: Villalba (no. 15) & Kannemann (no. 14).

Milan have been monitoring them for more than a year.

 

[ikita]

KAKA and caroline broke up

wha? why?

..........

so she's single then? (sorry kaka)

 

[Sven]

Clearly they broke when the rumours were out months ago...


pic of Carol for no reason at all:

 

[Congo Powers]

Oh lawwd..........

 

[WILL2K]

There were rumors that Kaka was having an affair with Jakelyne Oliveira.....

 

[NiceGuy123]

yeah, for some reason i thought he played for jube in the past . Found out later that he rejected them. He wasn't particularly good for italy tbh, always underperformed when it mattered. Guy is a freak though, scored something like 12 or 13 goals against us in 18 matches.

True.

That's mainly because of the style that Italy play. Di Natale has played for Udinese for so many years, and they play a strictly counter-attacking style. He is used to playing with guys like Muriel, Sanchez, Isla (back when he was good), so Italy's style never really suited him.

 

[NiceGuy123]

Tbh, I can't blame Van Ginkel.

If someone comes to you (no matter how prestigious Milan is) and says "Hey, you can play and train with Diego Costa." How many people would say no?

 

[Dawn]

There were rumors that Kaka was having an affair with Jakelyne Oliveira.....

holy shoettttttttttttt more pics plz

 

[jammin]

Outstanding, Kaka. Always believed in you.