Lothar Matthaus - Forza Milan

So the story goes on!
What's your record over 100 games?

2013-03-15 21:17#84854 neal09 : So the story goes on!
What's your record over 100 games?

97-3-0 I think lol

2013-03-15 16:26#84855 Blue :

2013-03-15 21:17#84854 neal09 : So the story goes on!
What's your record over 100 games?

97-3-0 I think lol

No no, Blue, you've got it all wrong: losses go last, not first

2013-03-15 21:28#84856 neal09 :

2013-03-15 16:26#84855 Blue :

2013-03-15 21:17#84854 neal09 : So the story goes on!
What's your record over 100 games?

97-3-0 I think lol

No no, Blue, you've got it all wrong: losses go last, not first

Its in Hebrew silly

I can happily follow ur story again mate and wish you well

Glad u left that swamp for a better place! FORZA MILAN!!

2013-03-15 21:52#84862 MCFCDAP : I can happily follow ur story again mate and wish you well

Glad u left that swamp for a better place! FORZA MILAN!!

You're the second City fan who's said that to me now lol

Good luck with Milan

2013-03-16 10:20#84985 LJO200 : Good luck with Milan

Thanks mate

Milan To Sign Romero

AC Milan have confirmed they have signed a pre-contract agreement with Sampdoria goalkeeper Sergio Romero for him to join the Italian giants once his contract with his current club expires in the summer.

The Argentine, who has won 28 caps for his country, is widely expected to be the successor for Milan's veteran keeper, Cristian Abbiati, who has announced his intention to retire at the end of the season. The Italian joined AC Milan in 1998, and has gone on to make over 300 league appearances for the club, although he spent spells out on loan at Juventus, Atletico Madrid, and Torino. Despite spending such a large period of time with the Italian giants, Abbiati picked up only 4 caps for the Italian national team.

Romero, on the other hand, still has a long time left in his career. He is only 27, and almost ten years younger than Abbiati, and although critics believe this will lead to inexperience in the Milan side, fans are expecting big things from Romero. He started his career with Racing in the Argentine Premier Division, and quickly attracted attention from European clubs. After just a season with Racing Club, he signed for Dutch club AZ Alkmaar in 2007, and stayed there until joining current club Sampdoria in 2011, although was unable to prevent them being relegated from Serie A last season.

Romero will be on £51k p/w at the San Siro until the end of the 2018-19 season.

This guy will pull off extraordinary saves and then do something stupid or the other way around.


If he's going to be the next Abbiati you'll have to shave all that hair off.

2013-03-16 10:43#84994 Liverbird : This guy will pull off extraordinary saves and then do something stupid or the other way around.


If he's going to be the next Abbiati you'll have to shave all that hair off.

No different to having De Gea then!

2013-03-16 10:44#84995 Blue :

2013-03-16 10:43#84994 Liverbird : This guy will pull off extraordinary saves and then do something stupid or the other way around.


If he's going to be the next Abbiati you'll have to shave all that hair off.

No different to having De Gea then!

Are you sure you want someone like that Llama in the team?

http://klimg.com/bola.net/library//upload/1/2012/10/de-gea_fa3a90e.jpg

LOLOLOLOL! Heheheehh good luck at Milan!

An interesting choice you leaving Manchester United for Milan...I was looking forward to reading about you bringing United to their knees! Ah well. Good luck with Milan and it would be great to see you turn them back into a dominant force in Europe.

You just did a very good choice. It was really hard to support United.
Good luck at San Siro m8, I hope you will stay until the end of the season.

FORZA MILAN!!!