Inter plan Fabregas raid

Tweedle wrote:

Stefan Kuntz wrote:

Tweedle wrote:I don't know if they are on minimum wage, to be honest I sincerely doubt it - even if they are, they are getting a hell of a lot more money than they would back in Africa and they get treated with respect as a human being which is more than can be said for many of the African players that play in Serie A, who often get treated like animals

Like who ?

That Moro guy or whatever his name was who got abused so badly that he walked off the pitch.

bluenine wrote:Interestingly, now there is a Milan derby over Ronaldinho, with both clubs ready to buy out his contract at £84M!! This is like 2 kids fighting over a lollipop! From channel4:

These claims were given credence by Rossoneri President Silvio Berlusconi. “If Ronaldinho leaves Barcelona, then we are taking him. The buy-out clause in his contract is not a problem. The important thing is to snatch him away from Inter.” It’s believed that Ronaldinho’s buy-out clause for his contract that expires in 2010 is a staggering £84m.

Italian clubs have no money, eh Tweedy

borocooper wrote:You've lost this battle I think Pierre.

Stefan Kuntz wrote:

borocooper wrote:You've lost this battle I think Pierre.

What because he could name (well almost) one African who had been abused ?

kas wrote:

bluenine wrote:Interestingly, now there is a Milan derby over Ronaldinho, with both clubs ready to buy out his contract at £84M!! This is like 2 kids fighting over a lollipop! From channel4:

These claims were given credence by Rossoneri President Silvio Berlusconi. “If Ronaldinho leaves Barcelona, then we are taking him. The buy-out clause in his contract is not a problem. The important thing is to snatch him away from Inter.” It’s believed that Ronaldinho’s buy-out clause for his contract that expires in 2010 is a staggering £84m.

Italian clubs have no money, eh Tweedy

Except, it's an invisible lollipop they're fighting over, because Ronaldinho doesn't want to leave and nobody at the club wants him to leave.

borocooper wrote:

Because you asked him to name someone..and he did...and you then had to resort to spelling corrections.

Tweedle wrote:
I don't know if they are on minimum wage, to be honest I sincerely doubt it - even if they are, they are getting a hell of a lot more money than they would back in Africa and they get treated with respect as a human being which is more than can be said for many of the African players that play in Serie A, who often get treated like animals

Stefan Kuntz wrote:

Agooner wrote:

Do u also agree cesc would never cut it in the serie A because of the physical nature of the game there?

I think he would struggle because that league is mainly about experience -likewise some top Serie A players would struggle with the pace over here.

Tweedle wrote:

Stefan Kuntz wrote:I'd play for Inter anyday over Arsenal - as would any footballer with a soul.

You're such an idiot

Tweedle wrote:

kas wrote:

bluenine wrote:Interestingly, now there is a Milan derby over Ronaldinho, with both clubs ready to buy out his contract at £84M!! This is like 2 kids fighting over a lollipop! From channel4:

These claims were given credence by Rossoneri President Silvio Berlusconi. “If Ronaldinho leaves Barcelona, then we are taking him. The buy-out clause in his contract is not a problem. The important thing is to snatch him away from Inter.” It’s believed that Ronaldinho’s buy-out clause for his contract that expires in 2010 is a staggering £84m.

Italian clubs have no money, eh Tweedy

Except, it's an invisible lollipop they're fighting over, because Ronaldinho doesn't want to leave and nobody at the club wants him to leave.

Exactly.

At the moment it just seems pure speculation and Berlusconi is hardly regarded as being conservative about transfers. I still feel that Dinho will be at Barca next season

bluenine wrote:

Cesc is by no means a certain success in Serie A... infact, neither is C Ronaldo. The 2 leagues have very different characteristics, not everyone can make a successful transition. Veron couldn't cut it in EPL, and Berkamp was a failure in Serie A - do I need to add anything?

Stefan Kuntz wrote:

Agooner wrote:

Do u also agree cesc would never cut it in the serie A because of the physical nature of the game there?

I think he would struggle because that league is mainly about experience -likewise some top Serie A players would struggle with the pace over here.

Tweedle wrote:

Stefan Kuntz wrote:

Tweedle wrote:

Stefan Kuntz wrote:I'd play for Inter anyday over Arsenal - as would any footballer with a soul.

You're such an idiot

You can only reply with an insult ?

What do you want me to reply with? you make such a daft throw-away comment based on YOUR own opinion.

You don't have a clue how Cesc thinks and just because you're harbouring a bitter and twisted hatred for Arsenal you somehow assume that everyone else on the planet does?

Inter for a start are a right wing club, from their routes at least - so if you genuinely had a soul, you wouldn't play for a club that supports right wing activities (ie killing jews and enslaving blacks).

Good luck to you in your jew raping black hanging world though

bluenine wrote:Don't ya think you are taking the ultras right wing inclination a bit too far and also by extrapolating it to the club???

Tweedle wrote:

Stefan Kuntz wrote:

Tweedle wrote:

Stefan Kuntz wrote:I'd play for Inter anyday over Arsenal - as would any footballer with a soul.

You're such an idiot

You can only reply with an insult ?

What do you want me to reply with? you make such a daft throw-away comment based on YOUR own opinion.

You don't have a clue how Cesc thinks and just because you're harbouring a bitter and twisted hatred for Arsenal you somehow assume that everyone else on the planet does?

Inter for a start are a right wing club, from their routes at least - so if you genuinely had a soul, you wouldn't play for a club that supports right wing activities (ie killing jews and enslaving blacks).

Good luck to you in your jew raping black hanging world though

Tweedle wrote:

kas wrote:

bluenine wrote:Interestingly, now there is a Milan derby over Ronaldinho, with both clubs ready to buy out his contract at £84M!! This is like 2 kids fighting over a lollipop! From channel4:

These claims were given credence by Rossoneri President Silvio Berlusconi. “If Ronaldinho leaves Barcelona, then we are taking him. The buy-out clause in his contract is not a problem. The important thing is to snatch him away from Inter.” It’s believed that Ronaldinho’s buy-out clause for his contract that expires in 2010 is a staggering £84m.

Italian clubs have no money, eh Tweedy

Except, it's an invisible lollipop they're fighting over, because Ronaldinho doesn't want to leave and nobody at the club wants him to leave.

Exactly.

At the moment it just seems pure speculation and Berlusconi is hardly regarded as being conservative about transfers. I still feel that Dinho will be at Barca next season

bluenine wrote:Even Dinho hasn't ruled it out... I mean, you hardly can expect him to say he wants to join Milan before a deal is struck, can ya?? I am NOT saying it will happen, all I am saying is that it can - similar things have happened before.... and Barca cannot do anything if Berlusconi buys out the contract!

Ronaldinho has spoken publicly about his hopes of joining Milan to play alongside Brazil teammate Kaka. “I am happy at Barcelona, but in the future you never know what will happen,” said the 2005 Ballon d’Or winner. Fellow Selecao stars Ronaldo and Kaka have also confirmed they rang up the player to recommend a move to the San Siro. “It was a nice gesture,” he smiled. “Playing with Kaka is absolute pure joy.”

Personally, I hope Milan get him - it would only make them weaker, coz too many primadonnas who don't track back never works!!

Tweedle wrote:

kas wrote:

bluenine wrote:Interestingly, now there is a Milan derby over Ronaldinho, with both clubs ready to buy out his contract at £84M!! This is like 2 kids fighting over a lollipop! From channel4:

These claims were given credence by Rossoneri President Silvio Berlusconi. “If Ronaldinho leaves Barcelona, then we are taking him. The buy-out clause in his contract is not a problem. The important thing is to snatch him away from Inter.” It’s believed that Ronaldinho’s buy-out clause for his contract that expires in 2010 is a staggering £84m.

Italian clubs have no money, eh Tweedy

Except, it's an invisible lollipop they're fighting over, because Ronaldinho doesn't want to leave and nobody at the club wants him to leave.

Exactly.

At the moment it just seems pure speculation and Berlusconi is hardly regarded as being conservative about transfers. I still feel that Dinho will be at Barca next season

BoBo Vieri wrote:
he'd work in the xmas tree formation i think.

Ronaldo
Ronaldinho Kaka
Ambrosini Pirlo Gattuso
Jankulovski Nesta Bonera Oddo
Not Dida

supermadrid(zizou legend) wrote:BoBo Vieri
you forgot to include cannavaro and maybe emerson
that would be a good team.