Perhaps another talk at Harvard business school is on the cards or have they asked for others to do the talk insteadThe amount of wasted money is something that could be studied in terms of what not to do?
The investment in Futuro and young in general, while it's early on in the project... It's been an absolute failure up until now.
We've missed out on so many players over a few million...

So NOT the twisted version that makes him out to be an ungrateful egomaniac that isn't reading the room?
Godts gone for only 50 milRoony Bardghji is apparently available..these type of signings are the ones we need. World class potential.
Opposite for meId say most households ive been to its normal to take your shoes off at the door, but what would i know? Its weird when you come across a family that always wears shoes though it does exist.
Really?while you regularly have players who stop training etc to force an exit.
Its been mutual - there are no villains in this issue. (thank you for cutting through the spin)There have been three interviews in total I can remember. This is what he said:
May 30 – Sport TV
"I think I've given Milan everything I could give. It's been a club that helped me grow a lot, that supported me in the tough moments. And I'm happy to have managed to write my name in the club's history. Everyone has their dreams, their challenges, the things they desire, the goals they want to reach. And I too want to try a new challenge in a new league."
Asked about his preferred destination, he added:
"Right now, the most important thing is the World Cup and helping the national team in any way I can. When the time comes, I will evaluate the best options to continue my career and keep competing at the highest levels of European football."
June 5 – Sport TV
"I need a new challenge. I have already won two trophies in Italy and I have been there for a while. It is a league that is evolving, but for my style of football the Premier League or La Liga would showcase my talent and me as a player more."
He then specifically talked about England:
"If the opportunity of the Premier League were to come, I would be very happy. I think I would be able to measure my talent against players who are at a very high level. Playing in that type of league really enhances the player."
June 10 – RTP
And then there's the interview Milanator posted where I suspect it was given before the Cagliari game because in the video he's sitting in an empty San Siro (I figure after the Cagliari game he left Milan for the WC and didn't stick around to give interviews):
"I have already achieved what I wanted to achieve with Milan. In football, you can never say never, you never know what the future holds, but if it were to happen, I would leave here very happy, satisfied to have contributed to taking the club where it deserves to be."
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So no, nothing was "twisted" here. Those were his own words, across three different interviews given in the span of 10 days, broadcasting his wish to test himself in England or Spain because he needs a new challenge. Nobody put those words in his mouth and nobody needed to manufacture some narrative around them. Once might be an unfortunate choice of words. Three separate interviews repeating essentially the same message isn't.
I remember one that did it for us .... only for the move not to materilaizeReally?
Name some that did this to us

Any serious club:There have been three interviews in total I can remember. This is what he said:
May 30 – Sport TV
"I think I've given Milan everything I could give. It's been a club that helped me grow a lot, that supported me in the tough moments. And I'm happy to have managed to write my name in the club's history. Everyone has their dreams, their challenges, the things they desire, the goals they want to reach. And I too want to try a new challenge in a new league."
Asked about his preferred destination, he added:
"Right now, the most important thing is the World Cup and helping the national team in any way I can. When the time comes, I will evaluate the best options to continue my career and keep competing at the highest levels of European football."
June 5 – Sport TV
"I need a new challenge. I have already won two trophies in Italy and I have been there for a while. It is a league that is evolving, but for my style of football the Premier League or La Liga would showcase my talent and me as a player more."
He then specifically talked about England:
"If the opportunity of the Premier League were to come, I would be very happy. I think I would be able to measure my talent against players who are at a very high level. Playing in that type of league really enhances the player."
June 10 – RTP
And then there's the interview Milanator posted where I suspect it was given before the Cagliari game because in the video he's sitting in an empty San Siro (I figure after the Cagliari game he left Milan for the WC and didn't stick around to give interviews):
"I have already achieved what I wanted to achieve with Milan. In football, you can never say never, you never know what the future holds, but if it were to happen, I would leave here very happy, satisfied to have contributed to taking the club where it deserves to be."
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So no, nothing was "twisted" here. Those were his own words, across three different interviews given in the span of 10 days, broadcasting his wish to test himself in England or Spain because he needs a new challenge. Nobody put those words in his mouth and nobody needed to manufacture some narrative around them. Once might be an unfortunate choice of words. Three separate interviews repeating essentially the same message isn't.

but does heThere have been three interviews in total I can remember. This is what he said:
May 30 – Sport TV
"I think I've given Milan everything I could give. It's been a club that helped me grow a lot, that supported me in the tough moments. And I'm happy to have managed to write my name in the club's history. Everyone has their dreams, their challenges, the things they desire, the goals they want to reach. And I too want to try a new challenge in a new league."
Asked about his preferred destination, he added:
"Right now, the most important thing is the World Cup and helping the national team in any way I can. When the time comes, I will evaluate the best options to continue my career and keep competing at the highest levels of European football."
June 5 – Sport TV
"I need a new challenge. I have already won two trophies in Italy and I have been there for a while. It is a league that is evolving, but for my style of football the Premier League or La Liga would showcase my talent and me as a player more."
He then specifically talked about England:
"If the opportunity of the Premier League were to come, I would be very happy. I think I would be able to measure my talent against players who are at a very high level. Playing in that type of league really enhances the player."
June 10 – RTP
And then there's the interview Milanator posted where I suspect it was given before the Cagliari game because in the video he's sitting in an empty San Siro (I figure after the Cagliari game he left Milan for the WC and didn't stick around to give interviews):
"I have already achieved what I wanted to achieve with Milan. In football, you can never say never, you never know what the future holds, but if it were to happen, I would leave here very happy, satisfied to have contributed to taking the club where it deserves to be."
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So no, nothing was "twisted" here. Those were his own words, across three different interviews given in the span of 10 days, broadcasting his wish to test himself in England or Spain because he needs a new challenge. Nobody put those words in his mouth and nobody needed to manufacture some narrative around them. Once might be an unfortunate choice of words. Three separate interviews repeating essentially the same message isn't.
every time he skies a shot he has to retire that pair of shoes
We got old.You got Milan down correctly (except MALDINI resurrected the club)
i was talking more about football in general and i'm looking for reasons to why this sport has turned into shit, was it FFP or was it already going there and FFP slowed it down or speed it up?
I wish walking with shoes was all he did at the housebut does herunwalk with shoes in house?
I really hope that this is false...Pavlo isn't the best defender BUT he is far far from worse we have, honestly i belive that for his formation we really need good wing-backs, and we only have one Ok(salad) one that is average at best (Barte) and the rest are shit.Other then that our attack is only good on papir i you watch us play in the last 6 months you know that we could easily upgrade Leao,Pulisic Nkunkku...any of them are more sellable then Pavlo for me. There are so many fires in this team, with so little time and money that it really feels like focusing on Pavlo would be a waste of time and resources.Pavlovic has failed to convince Amorim; the manager is pushing to spend a significant sum on Gonçalo Inácio for that position. Gabbia and De Winter, on the other hand, are reliable in central defence; the plan will be to build play through the wide center-backs Gila and Inácio.
Peppe Di Stefano
Does he really stream his own comps?
De Winter sucks, though Vladimirov triggered my curiosity.Will be interesting to see how Diawara and De Winter do. Diawara should potentially get some minutes during the season as well, our only left footed CB apart from Pavlo, unless I forget someone.
I am getting really pissed off about Amorim always trying to get Portuguese players. Inancio ain’t even that good.But why does it have to be Inacio? Are they represented by the same dude or what? Sporting will demand 40+m and for that money there are better options.
Cambiasso is Italian?Cambiaso swap with Tomori please