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He has made several over-the-defense passes that ended up very dangerous, or even in goal, one or two. It`s obvious that his technique/passing is underrated, he`s far ahead of the likes of Gattuso and Flamini.
Clarence Seedorf Thread
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When is Seedorf back?
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He has recovered from his injury, so technically he is ready to play. However, I doubt that we will see him in action before the match vs. Catania next Sunday.
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his muscles in that video are soo enviable
puts every bodybuilder on their ass by managing to be that big, that talented with the ball...
and also have his balls at 100% size...
i wanna look like seedorf... no, i want noce and seedorf to make a kid
puts every bodybuilder on their ass by managing to be that big, that talented with the ball...
and also have his balls at 100% size...
i wanna look like seedorf... no, i want noce and seedorf to make a kid
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I meant more the nice gesture to show off Puertas name (The Sevilla player who tragically died on the field).
But of course u cant miss that Clarence has a tremendous physique.
He must be one of the most highly trained 35 years old out there.
But of course u cant miss that Clarence has a tremendous physique.
He must be one of the most highly trained 35 years old out there.
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didnt he get knighted
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Ref would be a complete ass if he gave him a yellow card
and Kanoute destroyed Ambrosini in that clip. YAWZA!
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came in second half, instead of playing forward in the last minutes, played side to side, backwards.. and lost the ball. It was so annoying to see him with boateng and tawio last minutes, please put in the ball to the attackers.. ibra dont need so many chances to score. The only one playing forward was abate
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He did not have so much to show say, but the occasion of one of his plays, Antonio Di Gennaro (Sky), praised the Dutch n.10. "When a player uses both feet ... that class, really fantastic."
Thats so true, Grande!
People who is blaming Seedorf for this result hahah fantastic
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Ah, the picture didn't show when I read your post the first time. Sitting on a train with limited broadband connection it seems.
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MILAN - He may or may not be playing on Wednesday night but it is certainly an event fit for a player of Clarence Seedorf's calibre. Seedorf played all 90 minutes against Barcelona at the San Siro, both in the group stages of 2004 and also in the semi final in 2006.
He and Massimo Ambrosini are part of that winning, hungry and competetive midfield that won so much. Just like Rino Gattuso who is no longer suspended for the match but will probably not be playing again until the new year.
Clarence was a decisive player in the first game between the two sides this season as his move led to the goal of the 2-2. Two weeks later in a press conference with Massimiliano Allegri, before the game against Viktoria Plzen, he joked: "We had prepared the game in order to put pressure on them high up the field but I don't think that really came off..."
Seedorf will also be representing another player on Wednesday who has always thrived on the emotions of the Champions League. Filippo Inzaghi was forced to miss out on Milan-Barcelona back in 2006 because of illness. That absence is still burning strong...
He and Massimo Ambrosini are part of that winning, hungry and competetive midfield that won so much. Just like Rino Gattuso who is no longer suspended for the match but will probably not be playing again until the new year.
Clarence was a decisive player in the first game between the two sides this season as his move led to the goal of the 2-2. Two weeks later in a press conference with Massimiliano Allegri, before the game against Viktoria Plzen, he joked: "We had prepared the game in order to put pressure on them high up the field but I don't think that really came off..."
Seedorf will also be representing another player on Wednesday who has always thrived on the emotions of the Champions League. Filippo Inzaghi was forced to miss out on Milan-Barcelona back in 2006 because of illness. That absence is still burning strong...
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Seedorf: ‘Milan-Barca a spectacle’
By Football Italia staff
Clarence Seedorf is looking forward to testing his mettle against Barcelona again in a game he describes as a spectacle.
Speaking in the pre-match UEFA Press conference alongside Massimiliano Allegri, Dutch midfielder Seedorf looked forward to the challenge facing him and his Milan teammates on Wednesday night.
“For Milan, the main objective is to enter the field to win. Even if tomorrow there are many other things at stake besides the win, I think it would be a great thing for us.
“We are playing the best team in the world and the respect we have for them is total and we must strive to maximise this opportunity to grow and of course the result must obviously favour Milan.
“I believe that these games are always spectacular because you deal with two clubs that have a great history in football. Perhaps the Spanish create a better show on the pitch, but the Italians have won a great deal.
In the end I think this is a spectacle - a game between two teams who know what it means to win have that mentality.
“For me it will be a special game as it is every time we play in Europe - over the past five years, Barcelona have more or less been the best team in the world and this is an opportunity for us to achieve an important result.
“We must congratulate Barcelona for their successes, but Milan must play in the best way possible. [Lionel] Messi is always a pleasure to watch, if we stop we’ll get in trouble.”
Seedorf then reflected on the club’s ambitions for this season in Europe.
“Certainly, the Champions League calls me and everyone, it is the most important cup to win. After the disappointment of last year, all at once there was the desire to do better - I think we are right to dream, to have the ambition to aim high and to win.
“We have the means to do so, of course, we must grow, but the fact that we are already qualified gives us a way to do so before February and March.”
When the Rossoneri travelled to the Camp Nou for the reverse fixture on matchday one of the Group Stages, they earned a surprise 2-2 draw, with goals scored in the first and final minutes of play.
“Few would have bet on a draw - that result gave us a great push forward and the belief that we are better than last year - we had begun by drawing with the strongest team in the world.
“We are stronger than last year in all senses and to play against the best is a great opportunity to grow.
“Honestly, I was not happy with our performance in Barcelona, we could have done better. But you have to see the glass as half full, and seeing the result and how the match went and the size of the team we played against, overall it was a good game.
“Also, defending is an art and we defended very well.”
The match also sees Zlatan Ibrahimovic line up against his former teammates for the first time since his autobiography was published. In that, the forward describes in detail his clashes with Barca Coach Pep Guardiola whilst labelling his former Catalan teammates as ‘schoolboys who do what they’re told’.
Sergio Busquets admitted on Monday that the Barcelona players are unsure as to how they will react to seeing Ibra on Wednesday, but Seedorf has looked to play down the book’s significance.
“I believe that Guardiola is a very intelligent person and that is reaction is always that of absolute calm. I think that Ibra has really wanted to play and to prove himself, but I do not think there’s much more to it than that.”
By Football Italia staff
Clarence Seedorf is looking forward to testing his mettle against Barcelona again in a game he describes as a spectacle.
Speaking in the pre-match UEFA Press conference alongside Massimiliano Allegri, Dutch midfielder Seedorf looked forward to the challenge facing him and his Milan teammates on Wednesday night.
“For Milan, the main objective is to enter the field to win. Even if tomorrow there are many other things at stake besides the win, I think it would be a great thing for us.
“We are playing the best team in the world and the respect we have for them is total and we must strive to maximise this opportunity to grow and of course the result must obviously favour Milan.
“I believe that these games are always spectacular because you deal with two clubs that have a great history in football. Perhaps the Spanish create a better show on the pitch, but the Italians have won a great deal.
In the end I think this is a spectacle - a game between two teams who know what it means to win have that mentality.
“For me it will be a special game as it is every time we play in Europe - over the past five years, Barcelona have more or less been the best team in the world and this is an opportunity for us to achieve an important result.
“We must congratulate Barcelona for their successes, but Milan must play in the best way possible. [Lionel] Messi is always a pleasure to watch, if we stop we’ll get in trouble.”
Seedorf then reflected on the club’s ambitions for this season in Europe.
“Certainly, the Champions League calls me and everyone, it is the most important cup to win. After the disappointment of last year, all at once there was the desire to do better - I think we are right to dream, to have the ambition to aim high and to win.
“We have the means to do so, of course, we must grow, but the fact that we are already qualified gives us a way to do so before February and March.”
When the Rossoneri travelled to the Camp Nou for the reverse fixture on matchday one of the Group Stages, they earned a surprise 2-2 draw, with goals scored in the first and final minutes of play.
“Few would have bet on a draw - that result gave us a great push forward and the belief that we are better than last year - we had begun by drawing with the strongest team in the world.
“We are stronger than last year in all senses and to play against the best is a great opportunity to grow.
“Honestly, I was not happy with our performance in Barcelona, we could have done better. But you have to see the glass as half full, and seeing the result and how the match went and the size of the team we played against, overall it was a good game.
“Also, defending is an art and we defended very well.”
The match also sees Zlatan Ibrahimovic line up against his former teammates for the first time since his autobiography was published. In that, the forward describes in detail his clashes with Barca Coach Pep Guardiola whilst labelling his former Catalan teammates as ‘schoolboys who do what they’re told’.
Sergio Busquets admitted on Monday that the Barcelona players are unsure as to how they will react to seeing Ibra on Wednesday, but Seedorf has looked to play down the book’s significance.
“I believe that Guardiola is a very intelligent person and that is reaction is always that of absolute calm. I think that Ibra has really wanted to play and to prove himself, but I do not think there’s much more to it than that.”
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Lord Clarence is included in L'Equipe's all-time European Cup Dream Team:
Maier (Bayern) - Neal (Liverpool) - Beckenbauer (Bayern) - Baresi (Milan) - Maldini (Milan) - Messi (Barcelona) - Cruyff (Ajax) - Seedorf (Milan) - Giggs (ManU) - Van Basten (Milan) - Di Stefano (Real)
Maier (Bayern) - Neal (Liverpool) - Beckenbauer (Bayern) - Baresi (Milan) - Maldini (Milan) - Messi (Barcelona) - Cruyff (Ajax) - Seedorf (Milan) - Giggs (ManU) - Van Basten (Milan) - Di Stefano (Real)
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Baresi, Maldini, Marco Unico, Seedorf
Now these are the players. No shit about swag or star status, just simply playing football at the highest professional level These will be remembered forever
Yeah I just checked it. Surprise, I was against Messi's inculsion.
He really doesn't fit in there. Giggs has more of a case than him, plus if anyone should represent United it should be him. Even more than Scholes.
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Real only one 
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Real only one
Seedorf also played for Real...
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Seedorf was instrumental in Real's 1998 triumph! Uefa midfielder of the year! 
but what he has done with Milan is why he's in CL dream team
but what he has done with Milan is why he's in CL dream team
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