Clarence Seedorf Thread

When will he get rid of the black scarf?


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Paladin

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starter for near 4 years with over 100 caps. Just admit he made a mistake and move on. This isn't Merkel or Verdi playing there first game....

FFS Pato was one of main heros last year in bernebeau, now he's inexerienceD?



I don't disagree he was BAD but Milan were chasing game, now time to take off an attacking player for a defense one.

Read match thread I said Robinho and boateng should have come on for seedorf and gattuso. But If you asked me which one to sub first it would have been gattuso just cause it was an 0-2 game in second half... No other reason


Edit: I'm only trying to point out he's getting crucified like he bangedi n 5 own goals, pissed on pirlo's children, banged nesta's wife on the field then slapped berlusconi in the face.

Game was lost cause 8 or 9 out of 11 players were WELL below par, including our entire attack.

Read this!! SUB BOTH SEEDORF AND GATUSSO, ok clear ?? stop defending senatores.
 

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AFter this game i hope i never see him in the starting 11 again..........at least not vs fast, athletic, WC teams. If hes gonna keep getting fielded than i fear the worst and its safe to say allegri is NOT the one making final decisions in milan. He wanted a new box2box, wanted to field flamini yet end up fielding the exact same shit that got disastrous results under leo and the last year with carlo, a midfield that against teams who pressure DOES NOT WORK.
 

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He may seem good enough to some but he is not good enough for milan anymore!
 

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One thing... this bashing of Seedorf isn't only because of the madrid game. He has sucked a long time, the madrid game was the last drop for me.
 

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One thing... this bashing of Seedorf isn't only because of the madrid game. He has sucked a long time, the madrid game was the last drop for me.

lol, you know how many times i was on the edge of my seat just wanting this guy to do the right thing when he had the ball, which would have led to something pretty good, only to be let down by his decaying technique and abilities and each time i said, this is the last drop for me. dont understand why he keeps getting the opportunities to let us down. it's frustrating if anything.
 

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I ask this ladies and gents, what exactly can Seedorf offer us on the field that one of our youngsters can't? Tell me one positive thing.
 

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I ask this ladies and gents, what exactly can Seedorf offer us on the field that one of our youngsters can't? Tell me one positive thing.

Superstar performance.






Two to Three games a season.




Most underrated midfielder in the history of evolution :proud:
 

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Play breaker seedorf needs to GTFO NOW.
Just because he put in like 4 years of good performance doesnt mean he can put in 5 years of shitty performances week in week out and get away with it. Milan lab euthanasia the fool now before he makes living for everyone else hard. :mad: /END RANT

Sorry had to get it off my chest.
 

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Wednesday 20 October, 2010 Seedorf: 'Let's forget Madrid'

Clarence Seedorf wants to put the defeat to Real Madrid behind him, but Thiago Silva admits he might not recover to face Napoli.


Milan fell 2-0 at the Bernabeu in last night’s Champions League clash and are now level in second place with Ajax, ahead only on goal difference.

“I no longer want to talk about last night’s game in a generic manner. If we are to discuss it, then we must go into specifics,” said the Dutch midfielder.

“I too, for example, made a mistake on the first goal when the defensive wall opened up and let Cristiano Ronaldo’s free kick through.

“We’ve all got to put it behind us and no longer think about this. There are other games to focus on, as we must concentrate on Napoli now.”

The Rossoneri take on Napoli next Monday evening at the Stadio San Paolo, but there is some bad news.

Thiago Silva admits he may miss out on the big Serie A game after he was forced into the stands against Real Madrid.

“I am worried. I don’t know if I’ll be able to recover to face Napoli,” the Brazilian centre-back told the official Milan website.
 

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I think he's going to leave in January, as he wont accept being a substitute, considering he is our worst midfielder by far. Ambrosini, Gattuso, Pirlo, Flamini and Boateng offer more. If he's happy to accept only being used against smaller teams like Chievo, where he has more time then he can stay till the end of the season but we need to stop putting off replacing him. I think his replacement needs to be world class, if we want to compete in europe.

I see him going to somewhere like Blackburn or Newcastle.
 

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I think he's going to leave in January, as he wont accept being a substitute, considering he is our worst midfielder by far. Ambrosini, Gattuso, Pirlo, Flamini and Boateng offer more. If he's happy to accept only being used against smaller teams like Chievo, where he has more time then he can stay till the end of the season but we need to stop putting off replacing him. I think his replacement needs to be world class, if we want to compete in europe.

I see him going to somewhere like Blackburn or Newcastle.

no bro...
i think we are going to keep until he reaches 41
He is another Maldini
and a living witness of the Milan Lab.
After that we promote him to be the club director and recruit people from ajax :D
 

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41 only!! please dont offend seedork ,, im sure he can play until he become 51 for sure, i mean take a look att hes speed on the field, from goal to goal in less then 5 minits, hehe
 

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I think he's going to leave in January, as he wont accept being a substitute, considering he is our worst midfielder by far. Ambrosini, Gattuso, Pirlo, Flamini and Boateng offer more. If he's happy to accept only being used against smaller teams like Chievo, where he has more time then he can stay till the end of the season but we need to stop putting off replacing him. I think his replacement needs to be world class, if we want to compete in europe.

I see him going to somewhere like Blackburn or Newcastle.

Noo Seedork will never leave:eek: he will stay, if you want him to leave, then u need to bring the wheelbarrow in and bring him out.

while ur are there,, take the other senatores with you to
 

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Noo Seedork will never leave:eek: he will stay, if you want him to leave, then u need to bring the wheelbarrow in and bring him out.

while ur are there,, take the other senatores with you to

our winter transfer will be this:
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We can not blame our attackers because they didn't get enough chances to do something. We could blame our mid, after all they were there to connect our defenders with the attackers. And Dinho was being bad also. So, we could blame Dinho too for us not to be able to score against Madrid.

However, we could blame Seedorf for two goals we conceded against Madrid (blame Seedorf because we didn't get a draw). First, Seedorf opened the wall. Then because we were conceded on the early minutes, we were panicked thus we conceded the second goal.

I agree, we cannot blame it all on Seedorf, because he couldn't help it for being useless against Madrid. But to blame it on the attackers is ridiculous, they simply didn't get enough chances to score. But, Seedorf did, he got the only (if I'm not mistaken) 1-on-1 chance to score, of course, not surprisingly, he failed to score. So, the Seedorf's mistakes were like 50% why we lost against Madrid. The other 40% was because Allegri still believes that Seedorf and Dinho would do good, further more until Seedorf played full 90 minutes. The other 10% surely because Dinho and our other players couldn't penetrate Madrid defence. If we could, we would get a draw.

But as I said, we conceded 2 goals was mostly because of Seedorf. And blaming it on Pato for making the foul? No. There was possibility that the opponent would score if Pato didn't trip him. But opening a wall, is the most error a player could do. Surely not Ibra fault as he was jumping and out of the way of the ball. Seedorf deliberately opened the wall, surely it was his fault and it lead to the second goal. Maybe, we should all blame it on Allegri to play Seedorf as the starter. Seedorf is a sub, not a first team player when against strong teams.

If only Allegri didn't use Seedorf, I'm sure the result would be different. After all Allegri is the one who decided who start first. Or is it? Maybe Seedorf was full of confidence that he thought he should played full 90 minutes against Madrid? I hope now Seedorf realized, that he's not as good as he thought he was so.

However, I still believe that Seedorf could be used when we against weak teams. Now it looks like that we need mid that could connect defenders and attackers than a FB.

Sorry, Senatore_M84. As much as I like or appreciate your intelligent way of thinking, I still believe that Seedorf is the one to blame for our lost.
 

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We can not blame our attackers because they didn't get enough chances to do something. We could blame our mid, after all they were there to connect our defenders with the attackers. And Dinho was being bad also. So, we could blame Dinho too for us not to be able to score against Madrid.

However, we could blame Seedorf for two goals we conceded against Madrid (blame Seedorf because we didn't get a draw). First, Seedorf opened the wall. Then because we were conceded on the early minutes, we were panicked thus we conceded the second goal.

I agree, we cannot blame it all on Seedorf, because he couldn't help it for being useless against Madrid. But to blame it on the attackers is ridiculous, they simply didn't get enough chances to score. But, Seedorf did, he got the only (if I'm not mistaken) 1-on-1 chance to score, of course, not surprisingly, he failed to score. So, the Seedorf's mistakes were like 50% why we lost against Madrid. The other 40% was because Allegri still believes that Seedorf and Dinho would do good, further more until Seedorf played full 90 minutes. The other 10% surely because Dinho and our other players couldn't penetrate Madrid defence. If we could, we would get a draw.

But as I said, we conceded 2 goals was mostly because of Seedorf. And blaming it on Pato for making the foul? No. There was possibility that the opponent would score if Pato didn't trip him. But opening a wall, is the most error a player could do. Surely not Ibra fault as he was jumping and out of the way of the ball. Seedorf deliberately opened the wall, surely it was his fault and it lead to the second goal. Maybe, we should all blame it on Allegri to play Seedorf as the starter. Seedorf is a sub, not a first team player when against strong teams.

If only Allegri didn't use Seedorf, I'm sure the result would be different. After all Allegri is the one who decided who start first. Or is it? Maybe Seedorf was full of confidence that he thought he should played full 90 minutes against Madrid? I hope now Seedorf realized, that he's not as good as he thought he was so.

However, I still believe that Seedorf could be used when we against weak teams. Now it looks like that we need mid that could connect defenders and attackers than a FB.

Sorry, Senatore_M84. As much as I like or appreciate your intelligent way of thinking, I still believe that Seedorf is the one to blame for our lost.

stop please, stop, again age hmmmmmmm role in the wheelechair
 

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Ppl forget Seedorf's dick is about as big as Pirlo...the amount of blood contained in such a unit would have mean't his INSTANT death had that freekick connected with his groin area. Yes I understand that players are to sacrifice their bodies for their team but to date I've never heard about someone that would rather die than give up a goal. Think about that next time you're blasting him.

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