Milan's History Thread
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mayweatherfats
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- maldini seedorf inzaghi kaka pirlo t.silva van basten serginho rui costa cafu sheva
its sad and true
JohnnyWunderboy
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Seeing this on my Twitter feed earlier made me wanna tear up in class
Knowing that Milan still has a place in Sheva's heart is nice to know also
Congo Powers
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Congo Powers
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damn....
these fucking glasses....
this fucking hat....
these fucking glasses....
this fucking hat....
Jasper
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damn....
these fucking glasses....
Sven is looking very good here.
Mr. Milanista
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Someone got a full Sacchi game I can watch? Not one where you got to download the game. Thanks. 
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If you got some extra cash to burn, get this :Someone got a full Sacchi game I can watch? Not one where you got to download the game. Thanks.
http://www.ebay.it/itm/BOX-COFANETT...DVD_Cinema_Internazionale&hash=item4165fdb0c2
Worth the investment. Full game, Italian translation. Interviews with key players or figures of the game and had Sacchi analyzing the games (sadly no English subtittles). You can also just buy the DVDs individually.
Jasper
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This day 1987. Roma were awarded the game.
http://thefcf.co.uk/2011/12/13/day-milan-roma-ends-farce-1987/6718/
http://thefcf.co.uk/2011/12/13/day-milan-roma-ends-farce-1987/6718/
15/12/2012 17:15A.C. MILAN AT THE TRIENNALE: THE CLUB’s HISTORY ...
A.C. MILAN AT THE TRIENNALE: THE CLUB’S HISTORY, FREE ENTRY TODAY AND SUNDAY
A.C. MILAN AT THE TRIENNALE: THE CLUB’S HISTORY, FREE ENTRY TODAY AND SUNDAY
Nottingham-born Herbert Kilpin's legacy lives on at Italian giants AC Milan ...
It is an unmistakably Italian scene. From the setting to the architecture to the names all around, this is Italy.
But in gallery XV of Milan’s vast and magnificent Cimitero Monumentale, there hangs a solitary red, white and black scarf that conceals a tomb that is forever England.
Here, amid names such as Oliveri, Mameli, Pizzi, Ferrari and Coppa, in grave 162, lie the remains of one Herbert Kilpin.
Kilpin, the son of a Nottingham butcher, may be little known in his native land but in Milan and beyond, Kilpin has a claim on the title: ‘Father of Italian football’.
It is some claim.
But then as Kilpin was one of six men who founded the Milan Cricket and Football Club in 1899, and who won three league titles with them, he was a pioneer.
It is said that Kilpin also designed the famous red and black stripes of Milan.
‘We are a team of devils. Our colours are red as fire, and black, to invoke fear in our opponents,’ is how he is alleged to have come to the colour scheme.
It is also said Kilpin liked a drink. Whatever the exact origins, the Rossoneri were born and on the tribute at Kilpin’s grave it describes him among other things as ‘Rossonero L’Eternita’.
He had first arrived in Italy in Turin, where he founded Internazionale Torino, believed to be the first Italian club. That was in 1891.
Kilpin had moved from Nottingham because he worked in the lace industry and the connections with Italy were growing. Six years later he moved again, to Milan, and along with industrialist Alfred Edwards, formed another club.
Tribute: Herbert Kilpin's tombstone
It was not Milano, as the city is called in Italian, but Milan, and even though the name was changed in 1946 to Associazione Calcio Milan — hence AC — Milano was never adopted.
There is also a St George’s Cross on the Milan badge, though that is said to be part of the city livery rather than Kilpin’s doing. Without Milan Cricket and Football Club there would be no Inter Milan.
In 1908, after a row about foreign players, Internazionale were formed as a breakaway and one of the great European city derbies was under way. Kilpin was 38 by then and within eight years was dead.
He was buried in Milan but his grave was lost and his name faded until a local historian started a campaign to find it in the 1990s.
From there he was moved to the Cimitero Monumentale. Kilpin’s is not an extravagant tomb, but that you can still find Kilpin T-shirts on sale outside the San Siro on matchdays indicates that the Milanistas have not forgotten their English heritage.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY MILAN
It is an unmistakably Italian scene. From the setting to the architecture to the names all around, this is Italy.
But in gallery XV of Milan’s vast and magnificent Cimitero Monumentale, there hangs a solitary red, white and black scarf that conceals a tomb that is forever England.
Here, amid names such as Oliveri, Mameli, Pizzi, Ferrari and Coppa, in grave 162, lie the remains of one Herbert Kilpin.
Kilpin, the son of a Nottingham butcher, may be little known in his native land but in Milan and beyond, Kilpin has a claim on the title: ‘Father of Italian football’.
It is some claim.
But then as Kilpin was one of six men who founded the Milan Cricket and Football Club in 1899, and who won three league titles with them, he was a pioneer.
It is said that Kilpin also designed the famous red and black stripes of Milan.
‘We are a team of devils. Our colours are red as fire, and black, to invoke fear in our opponents,’ is how he is alleged to have come to the colour scheme.
It is also said Kilpin liked a drink. Whatever the exact origins, the Rossoneri were born and on the tribute at Kilpin’s grave it describes him among other things as ‘Rossonero L’Eternita’.
He had first arrived in Italy in Turin, where he founded Internazionale Torino, believed to be the first Italian club. That was in 1891.
Kilpin had moved from Nottingham because he worked in the lace industry and the connections with Italy were growing. Six years later he moved again, to Milan, and along with industrialist Alfred Edwards, formed another club.
Tribute: Herbert Kilpin's tombstone
It was not Milano, as the city is called in Italian, but Milan, and even though the name was changed in 1946 to Associazione Calcio Milan — hence AC — Milano was never adopted.
There is also a St George’s Cross on the Milan badge, though that is said to be part of the city livery rather than Kilpin’s doing. Without Milan Cricket and Football Club there would be no Inter Milan.
In 1908, after a row about foreign players, Internazionale were formed as a breakaway and one of the great European city derbies was under way. Kilpin was 38 by then and within eight years was dead.
He was buried in Milan but his grave was lost and his name faded until a local historian started a campaign to find it in the 1990s.
From there he was moved to the Cimitero Monumentale. Kilpin’s is not an extravagant tomb, but that you can still find Kilpin T-shirts on sale outside the San Siro on matchdays indicates that the Milanistas have not forgotten their English heritage.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY MILAN
Mion-Moura
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Here are the tittles that we won during birthday celebration in a year that ends with number '3'
02/03 (103 years) : Champions League #6 and Copa Italia (the first in Berlusconi era)
92/93 (93 years) : Scudetto and Super Copa Italia
82/83 (83 years): Serie B scudetto and promotion back to Serie A
72/73 (73 years) : Cup Winners Cup Winner and Copa Italia
62/63 (63 years) : Champions Cup #1
Let's see what this season will bring
02/03 (103 years) : Champions League #6 and Copa Italia (the first in Berlusconi era)
92/93 (93 years) : Scudetto and Super Copa Italia
82/83 (83 years): Serie B scudetto and promotion back to Serie A
72/73 (73 years) : Cup Winners Cup Winner and Copa Italia
62/63 (63 years) : Champions Cup #1
Let's see what this season will bring
Senatore_M84
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Here are the tittles that we won during birthday celebration in a year that ends with number '3'
02/03 (103 years) : Champions League #6 and Copa Italia (the first in Berlusconi era)
92/93 (93 years) : Scudetto and Super Copa Italia
82/83 (83 years): Serie B scudetto and promotion back to Serie A
72/73 (73 years) : Cup Winners Cup Winner and Copa Italia
62/63 (63 years) : Champions Cup #1
Let's see what this season will bring
Luigi berlusconi cup
Jasper
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Gattuso, Ambrosini, Pirlo, Zambrotta under Tardelli - https://twitter.com/Jamie_Lindsay/status/293683315158970368/photo/1
awesome!! 
29/01/2013 13:30 MILAN STORY, A New Book About MILAN
MILAN - Milan's book "MILAN STORY – La leggenda rossonera dal 1899 a oggi”, (the rossoneri legend from 1899 until today) has recently been published by Sergio Taccone by publishing house Edizioni della Sera.
MILAN - Milan's book "MILAN STORY – La leggenda rossonera dal 1899 a oggi”, (the rossoneri legend from 1899 until today) has recently been published by Sergio Taccone by publishing house Edizioni della Sera.
sod-lod
you bitsh leg spreader ...
My apologies Mister
I just corrected it; I didn't realised that you have already posted it!
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Mion-Moura
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wrong thread 
anyways
anyways