The Rumour Commode L - Take the L

[Curupira]

@Soldier of god your opinion on this?

Gotta agree with Swegger here, not due to physicality but

Strong Ninis vibes

Sorry Big Pun

 

[Pigeon]

5 foot 7 midget. Around Sunil chetri aka pigeon’s height. And a lightweight too.

Yea no thanks. He will literally die here. Try epl.

Dude seriously, give it a fucking rest...

Let it go for a bit. Who mentioned Fiji in any sort of antagonistic or inflammatory way today, this weekend?

You're a fucking idiot at this point, it's not even funny.

@mods, come on.

 

[Soldier_of_god]

@Curupira

Here is the beast from Sunil chetri’s country playing with pissi. Has to be one of the curry munchers here.

 

[Soldier_of_god]

Dude seriously, give it a fucking rest...

Let it go for a bit. Who mentioned Fiji in any sort of antagonistic or inflammatory way today, this weekend?

You're a fucking idiot at this point, it's not even funny.

@mods, come on.

It was just copy pastaaa

 

[Curupira]

@Curupira

Here is the beast from Sunil chetri’s country playing with pissi. Has to be one of the curry munchers here.

That girl in the beginning is though

would have made a better Helen for the Odyssey movie

 

[Soldier_of_god]

Gotta agree with Swegger here, not due to physicality but

Strong Ninis vibes

Sorry Pun

No. Biggest point is physicality. I can literally see him die here. We already saw the trailer of how malnourished Modric fodder get sent into orbit by Solet.

Imagine Solet next to this midget. He will send him flying back to where he belongs. In epl the less physical league or bundesfodder or any other league not named Serie a.

 

[IcyDiavolo]

as long as Leao is here, Amorim will be forced to play him because he is expensive. Leao will ruin Amorim's tactics.

Amorim doesn't give two shits about who you are. If you're not deemed suitable in his system then you're either frozen out or sent packing. See below this thread from a fan:

Dear Rossoneri,

From a Manchester United fan, here’s something I think you should know about Ruben Amorim before the noise around him gets too loud.

Amorim is not the sort of manager who arrives and simply works around whatever squad he inherits. He will challenge it. He will move players on. He wants footballers who can run, press, compete physically and still have the technical quality to execute what he demands. Reputation alone will not save anyone.

That brings me to the second thing: he is incredibly stubborn about profiles. He knows exactly what he wants from each position and he will choose what benefits the system over what pleases supporters. Fan favourites, big names and dressing-room status mean very little to him if the player does not fit the football he is trying to build.

His time at Manchester United became controversial because results did not always arrive quickly enough. Some supporters saw only the difficult performances and the rigid system. Others saw something deeper happening: standards being reset, uncomfortable decisions being made and a culture that had survived several managers finally being confronted.

So when he tells you that you may have to suffer, believe him.

There will probably be matches where you question everything. There will be players you love who suddenly become expendable. There will be moments when his refusal to compromise feels frustrating.

That is where patience matters.

You will also hear plenty of negativity from sections of the United fanbase. Some had already decided that after Manchester United, Amorim would disappear from the highest level of football. Seeing another historic European giant put its faith in him so quickly will naturally reopen old arguments. Ignore the tribalism and judge him on what happens at Milan.

More importantly, demand that your ownership supports him properly. Amorim needs specific characteristics in his squad. Giving him half the players he needs and then expecting the finished product is pointless. If Milan genuinely believe in his project, recruitment has to match the manager. Because when Ruben Amorim has players capable of carrying out his ideas, his football can be intense, aggressive and incredibly difficult to play against.

AC Milan is a club built for big nights, huge expectations and European ambition. The San Siro deserves a team with personality again.

Give him the tools. Give him some patience. Hold him accountable, of course, but give the project room to breathe. You may end up enjoying Ruben Amorim far more than some Manchester United fans would like to admit.

Take care of him.

From a Manchester United fan who still believes there is a very good manager in there.

 

[Soldier_of_god]

That girl in the beginning is though

would have made a better Helen for the Odyssey movie

Yea defo.

 

[Beppe]

That girl in the beginning is though

would have made a better Helen for the Odyssey movie

Seriously? She aint pretty at all. Dont even think she has been a women all her life, born as a man.

 

[Curupira]

Amorim doesn't give two shits about who you are. If you're not deemed suitable in his system then you're either frozen out or sent packing.

Really doesn’t matter if management doesn’t have the patience.

For example if results suffer and Amorim gets directives to play superstar to rescue the results short term. Then he will be out quick like the other

 

[Pigeon]

@Curupira

Here is the beast from Sunil chetri’s country playing with pissi. Has to be one of the curry munchers here.

damn he really moves like me

 

[Soldier_of_god]

Amorim doesn't give two shits about who you are. If you're not deemed suitable in his system then you're either frozen out or sent packing. See below this thread from a fan:

Dear Rossoneri,

From a Manchester United fan, here’s something I think you should know about Ruben Amorim before the noise around him gets too loud.

Amorim is not the sort of manager who arrives and simply works around whatever squad he inherits. He will challenge it. He will move players on. He wants footballers who can run, press, compete physically and still have the technical quality to execute what he demands. Reputation alone will not save anyone.

That brings me to the second thing: he is incredibly stubborn about profiles. He knows exactly what he wants from each position and he will choose what benefits the system over what pleases supporters. Fan favourites, big names and dressing-room status mean very little to him if the player does not fit the football he is trying to build.

His time at Manchester United became controversial because results did not always arrive quickly enough. Some supporters saw only the difficult performances and the rigid system. Others saw something deeper happening: standards being reset, uncomfortable decisions being made and a culture that had survived several managers finally being confronted.

So when he tells you that you may have to suffer, believe him.

There will probably be matches where you question everything. There will be players you love who suddenly become expendable. There will be moments when his refusal to compromise feels frustrating.

That is where patience matters.

You will also hear plenty of negativity from sections of the United fanbase. Some had already decided that after Manchester United, Amorim would disappear from the highest level of football. Seeing another historic European giant put its faith in him so quickly will naturally reopen old arguments. Ignore the tribalism and judge him on what happens at Milan.

More importantly, demand that your ownership supports him properly. Amorim needs specific characteristics in his squad. Giving him half the players he needs and then expecting the finished product is pointless. If Milan genuinely believe in his project, recruitment has to match the manager. Because when Ruben Amorim has players capable of carrying out his ideas, his football can be intense, aggressive and incredibly difficult to play against.

AC Milan is a club built for big nights, huge expectations and European ambition. The San Siro deserves a team with personality again.

Give him the tools. Give him some patience. Hold him accountable, of course, but give the project room to breathe. You may end up enjoying Ruben Amorim far more than some Manchester United fans would like to admit.

Take care of him.

From a Manchester United fan who still believes there is a very good manager in there.

Yea all that is fine and as usual I even mentioned that he laid the foundation for what man utd has become now. He did the clearance job.

Forever right about everything. Very rarely wrong. Marioacm93 cock licking eunuch would be fuming right now.


But….. of course he was like my fifth choice. Actually I never even thought of him as our coach. In saying that, we kind of need top 4 now. Otherwise we would need to like shove a metal pole up dick sucker greasy bitchindale’s arsehole and force it to protrude out of his skull.

So he can take the time to build. But we really need top 4 min. I still want my scudetto. Bitchindale owes me 2.

 

[Soldier_of_god]

damn he really moves like me

 

[Alo88]

Comotto and Cisse are at least Serie B proven, I don´t think that they are really a risk. I mean Serie B is not worse than the medium level European leagues.

However they need to have a realistic path to minutes, if not there is nothing wrong with a loan.

Absolutely. That's the whole core of my point, isn't it?

When Amorim says that Nkunku, Tomori and Fofana aren't training badly but that he needs to trim down the squad to create space for young players like Cissè, Camarda, Comotto and Diawara to develop, I think that's exactly what he has in mind – creating a realistic pathway to meaningful minutes for those youngsters rather than burying them behind three established alternatives.

I also really like that he's publicly saying Cissè is going to make life difficult for the current starters (he specifically mentioned Leao, but I'd assume that includes Pulisic too) because he's developing so well and so quickly. Good. That's exactly how it should be. Don't let the starters get too comfortable or feel like their place in the starting line-up is guaranteed.

 

[Deep Fried Pizza & Chips]

One day am gonna name those cunts.

 

[IcyDiavolo]

Really doesn’t matter if management doesn’t have the patience.

For example if results suffer and Amorim gets directives to play superstar to rescue the results short term. Then he will be out quick like the other

Absolutely. And the jury is still out on if he’s even the right fit personally. He lost the dressing room at United, it could happen here if things go sour.

Was just making the point that he’s not going to bend over backwards for anyone just based on their market valuation.

I like what he’s had to say so far but its expected at this stage. Time will tell.

 

[Massaro94]

6 pages a day during peak mercato stress season?

what in the ever living fuck happened to this forum


@MilanMB
@Ashish
@Congo Powers
@leaf
@David
@Samaldinho
@Stitches
@Massaro94
@Wild


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World Cup was draining. All 4 knockout games were intense...last one vs england has me still smiling (despite fifa robbing us in the final)

Glad to see Ramos has settled well and we spanked united

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Who knows this could be a special season.

Forza Milan

 

[Master Smurf]

Boy posted about Milan & you answer Maldini.
No legend is untouchable as long as its tolerated to mock name the club.
Only when mocking the club is banned then we can talk about players/coaches/board.

deity over club

 

[Tantalis]

deity over club

Just as Jesus is God. Paolo is Milan. There is no over or under. As above so below.

 

[Buske]

Usually one side is disrespecting the club to defend Maldini & the other faction is doing the opposite.
Both faction are ion the wrong.

Opposite?
So by disrespecting Maldini you are defending the club?

You don't know what you are talking about, do better

 

[Massaro94]

I find it rather disrspectful for posters on a Milan fansite to refer to the team I love as Beelan (or any variant). It is what I expect to hear from Inter fans and the like. Some of you may think it is funny, but I believe it is disgraceful. I have no problem with anyone insulting Gerry, our management, our coach, and even the players (well, most of them), but please refrain from insulting my team.

For sake of argument, imagine this was a juve fansite and I repeatedly posted referring to the team as Ladri. How quickly do you believe I would be banned (and for good reasons)? I find it extremely wierd that I appear to be the only one who has a serious problem with this.

He's a beetard.

Put him on your list.

 

[Master Smurf]

Gotta agree with Swegger here, not due to physicality but

Strong Ninis vibes

Sorry Big Pun

The guy Juve bought looks more impressive.

The Turkish baller also looks a better bet.

 

[CDarius]

Just realised inter got Stones for free. Why didnt we go for him..he definetely suits Amorim’s style..he is very good on the ball + really experienced

 

[Tantalis]

Opposite?
So by disrespecting Maldini you are defending the club?

You don't know what you are talking about, do better

Hes trying to be an enlightened centrist. Both sides are wrong therefore i am right.

 

[Wild]

Just as Jesus is God. Paolo is Milan. There is no over or under. As above so below.

See, its a matter of perspective.
There is only one god & Jesus is one of many of his prophets

 

[R.Akbar]

Amorim doesn't give two shits about who you are. If you're not deemed suitable in his system then you're either frozen out or sent packing. See below this thread from a fan:

Dear Rossoneri,

From a Manchester United fan, here’s something I think you should know about Ruben Amorim before the noise around him gets too loud.

Amorim is not the sort of manager who arrives and simply works around whatever squad he inherits. He will challenge it. He will move players on. He wants footballers who can run, press, compete physically and still have the technical quality to execute what he demands. Reputation alone will not save anyone.

That brings me to the second thing: he is incredibly stubborn about profiles. He knows exactly what he wants from each position and he will choose what benefits the system over what pleases supporters. Fan favourites, big names and dressing-room status mean very little to him if the player does not fit the football he is trying to build.

His time at Manchester United became controversial because results did not always arrive quickly enough. Some supporters saw only the difficult performances and the rigid system. Others saw something deeper happening: standards being reset, uncomfortable decisions being made and a culture that had survived several managers finally being confronted.

So when he tells you that you may have to suffer, believe him.

There will probably be matches where you question everything. There will be players you love who suddenly become expendable. There will be moments when his refusal to compromise feels frustrating.

That is where patience matters.

You will also hear plenty of negativity from sections of the United fanbase. Some had already decided that after Manchester United, Amorim would disappear from the highest level of football. Seeing another historic European giant put its faith in him so quickly will naturally reopen old arguments. Ignore the tribalism and judge him on what happens at Milan.

More importantly, demand that your ownership supports him properly. Amorim needs specific characteristics in his squad. Giving him half the players he needs and then expecting the finished product is pointless. If Milan genuinely believe in his project, recruitment has to match the manager. Because when Ruben Amorim has players capable of carrying out his ideas, his football can be intense, aggressive and incredibly difficult to play against.

AC Milan is a club built for big nights, huge expectations and European ambition. The San Siro deserves a team with personality again.

Give him the tools. Give him some patience. Hold him accountable, of course, but give the project room to breathe. You may end up enjoying Ruben Amorim far more than some Manchester United fans would like to admit.

Take care of him.

From a Manchester United fan who still believes there is a very good manager in there.

Aah,
I miss the old rivalry among old giants.
As much as i am disturbed by Manchunians, it turns out that im still very much respect them as a fanbase.

The blues, citizen, PSG fans, wont understand.

 

[Soldier_of_god]

Just realised inter got Stones for free. Why didnt we go for him..he definetely suits Amorim’s style..he is very good on the ball + really experienced

Answer is in your question

Cause he is a good fit. That’s why we wouldn’t buy him.

 

[Soldier_of_god]

See, its a matter of prospective.
There is only one god & Jesus is one of many of his prophets

Perspective*.


Sorry just copy pastaa

 

[Tantalis]

See, its a matter of prospective.
There is only one god & Jesus is one of many of his prophets

For then under that perspective paolo is still a son of God, and therefore should be reveered, not his name spent in vain as heathens do. God is within us all

 

[forward]

See, its a matter of prospective.
There is only one god & Jesus is one of many of his prophets

And which religion approves of mocking the prophets name?