You’re head over heels for Furlani, a man who admitted openly two days ago that he now understands the particularities of Italian football hence the changes this summer?
I’m all for him redeeming himself but he has come off as a rank amateur many times.
That interview was a train wreck and revealing at the same time.
Perfect summationHe is a mirage player
People see his physique and pace, they see he has that quick touch and good ball control and think they can have him do anything.
His passing is poor because he almost always passes late or not at all. His defensive effort is usually non existent. When he is going well he picks up the ball and carries it forward well but also many times loses it easily as you said.
Also people just saying injuries is a cover for his general lack of consistency. Even in the season with Pioli when he was Nocerino he had many poor games where he didn't do much but entered the box late and scored. If he didn't score then you probably forgot he was was playing. And he was perfectly fit during that period.
If we get most of the mids we are linked to I don't mind if he is here or not. Our success or failure won't lie with him.
I’m happy for his growth. On the club’s dime and time.Highly intelligent man, who instead of remaining stubborn and unwilling to adapt, has learned from his errors and made strides to redeem himself.
Yes, I am head over heels for him, because he's wildly shrewd.
Shes been doing brilliant work. I cant believe grown men can get so rilled up over a random chickI missed the whole cdk transfer saga
can't believe this thing had a personal vendetta against the club
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And 30m for Musah. Ludicrous business.If we get 75M for Theo, Thiaw and Morata….
I doubt Thiaw will accept move to Como
And 30m for Musah. Ludicrous business.
Don't see why notI doubt Thiaw will accept move to Como
Good team,I doubt Thiaw will accept move to Como
Plus, as I mentioned earlier, he's not on much money at Milan. It's likely Como will at least double his salary. Also, he'll want to be a starter somewhere to try and make the World Cup.Don't see why not
As Tare mentioned, incoming CB's are dependant on outgoing ones, and you can believe allegri isn't satisfied with his backline options, so Tare will apply the pressure cooker on thiaw
Malick seems like an intelligent person that ac Milan might have been too much of a jump for him in his career, and a youthful energy in a low pressure environment will fit him like a glove, especially under a coach like Fabregas who seem to be a great motivator
I see it as a win-win, and a jump from Milan to como at the current state of both clubs is sadly not much of a career downgrade