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Originally Posted by Dellas
It should act as a hinderance...for example this is the reason why I think ROman didn't buy Ronaldinho even tho now is a great chance to because the Sheva incident taught him something.
My main reservation with buying Kaka is that we will have to pay a lot of money to buy him and he might be a flop, I guess that happens with all the players that you buy but the less you pay for them the less you care how bad they are. Also buying a player because of the name is stupid imo, because frankly this season when Arsenal played Milan Kaka was pretty much neutralised because he was marked off the ball by flamini and fabregas and he was outmuscled and not given enough time on the ball which he needs to succeed. However you can say that he is young and is more likely to adapt than Sheva ever was but still I will have my reservations.
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To be fair to Kaka, you can't expect him to be a one man show all the time. It's a team sport, and Milan has been poor all season. You can't blame Kaka for the rest of the team's inability to help him out. He was World Player of the Year, but there is only so much one can do. To have doubts over whether or not a player can succeed at Chelsea is normal, but if we are so hesitant, we are really going to miss out in the transfer window.