Alberto Gilardino - staying at Milan - Page 3 - TalkSoccer

**meccano** · 11-01-2006, 10:00 PM

That was 3 seasons ago and Gila has never been topscorer in Serie A he was one behind Lucarelli last season and 2 behind shevchenko the season before......That rat still celebrated his goal against Parma at the weekend and I won't forgive him! :fero:

Adriano, Crespo and Di Vaio all gave respect by not celebrating when they scored against us and Gila should have done the same but I guess he's just an immature prat as Adriano is the same age and he was mature enough not to celebrate.

**** you Gilardino I don't care if you do well for the Rossoneri I just hope you choke for Italy :skull: as they have more than enough strikers on Gilardino's level.

**azzurri** · 12-01-2006, 12:28 AM

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Originally Posted by meccano

That was 3 seasons ago and Gila has never been topscorer in Serie A he was one behind Lucarelli last season and 2 behind shevchenko the season before......That rat still celebrated his goal against Parma at the weekend and I won't forgive him! :fero:

Adriano, Crespo and Di Vaio all gave respect by not celebrating when they scored against us and Gila should have done the same but I guess he's just an immature prat as Adriano is the same age and he was mature enough not to celebrate.

**** you Gilardino I don't care if you do well for the Rossoneri I just hope you choke for Italy :skull: as they have more than enough strikers on Gilardino's level.

whats wrong with celebrating? he put in some good seasons with your club and saved your teams ass from relegation. how soon ppl forget...as for u wishing he chokes this wc, thats the stupidest sh!t ive heard.

TheDevil · 12-01-2006, 01:48 AM

Thank you Parma. If Gila nails beautiful goals like he did over the weekend, he can celebrate anyway he wants.

Gila is hitting top form, and becoming the player I thought he would become. I think there were head games between him and Vieri, and they got rid of him at the right time.

**sinoy1** · 12-01-2006, 03:02 PM

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hanuma was the guy who doubted him..you don't have 2 fantastic seasons in Italy by chance.

exactly! 46 goals in 2 seasons in the toughest defensive league...now thats some mad skillz.

hope he cools down for next match

but in all seriousness we all knew he would start slow because well the pressure in milan is different then in parma. not saying he doesnt step up in big games ( what was it 2 goals in the playoff match against bolgna?? ) but he just needed to settle down. now that he has he's back to his old self.

**meccano** · 12-01-2006, 05:00 PM

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Originally Posted by azzurri

whats wrong with celebrating? he put in some good seasons with your club and saved your teams ass from relegation. how soon ppl forget...as for u wishing he chokes this wc, thats the stupidest sh!t ive heard.

Crespo, Adriano and Di Vaio did less for Parma yet at least the showed respect to Parma by not celebrating, Gilardino should have at least shown that...

and HOW DARE YOU say if forgot about the spareggio on the 18th of June HOW DARE YOU I was at that match and celebrated like mad trashing around Bologna like the rest of the players and fans were HOW F****ING DARE YOU :fero:

Oh and they werent good seasons they were great

Italy have better strikers than him otherwise why would they have left him out of the euro 2004 squad after he had such a good season with us Gialloblu yet now He is a treacherous ba***d he blackmailed the club into letting him go for peanuts as Chelsea had offered 40 so count your selves lucky...it wasnt Parma who gave you Gilardino It was Berlusconi

Before you start saying thats rubbish I've got alot of articles that support it

**azzurri** · 12-01-2006, 05:16 PM

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Originally Posted by meccano

Crespo, Adriano and Di Vaio did less for Parma yet at least the showed respect to Parma by not celebrating, Gilardino should have at least shown that...

and HOW DARE YOU say if forgot about the spareggio on the 18th of June HOW DARE YOU I was at that match and celebrated like mad trashing around Bologna like the rest of the players and fans were HOW F****ING DARE YOU :fero:

Oh and they werent good seasons they were great

Italy have better strikers than him otherwise why would they have left him out of the euro 2004 squad after he had such a good season with us Gialloblu yet now He is a treacherous ba***d he blackmailed the club into letting him go for peanuts as Chelsea had offered 40 so count your selves lucky...it wasnt Parma who gave you Gilardino It was Berlusconi

Before you start saying thats rubbish I've got alot of articles that support it

wtf are u talking about? u on the rag? u are all pi$$y about gila for celebrating a goal (a nice one i might add). your not the only fu(cking team to lose their star player. as for chelsea, y would gila go to england the yr b4 wc? not to mention the fact every star italian wishes to stay in italy. 20+mil isn't peanuts for a team in financial trouble, at that time.
congrads for being at the game, that is truly an innovative and unique accomplishment lol. im simply stated what an arse you were being about gila, simply cause your still banging parma, and gial has left for another women, spare me the bull$hit plz

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Originally Posted by meccano

it wasnt Parma who gave you Gilardino It was Berlusconi

Before you start saying thats rubbish I've got alot of articles that support it

wtf are u talking about? where did i say anything remotely near that? dont put words in my mouth.
u oviously arent a serious fan of the azzurri, cause u put your extremely biased club feelings b4 the well being of the national team "HOW FU(CKING DARE YOU!!!". your the only person who wants gila off the starting 11, that speaks voulumes...anways spare me your rants a$$hole.

**meccano** · 12-01-2006, 07:33 PM

Why would i support Italy? I'm Irish

Don't assume everybody support Italy

And I'm ****y about Gila because he doesnt respect the club for what they've done for him

It also wasnt the first time parma have lost thier star player I think Juve owe thier current defense to that.... and Inter and Milan also have at least 2 parma players at one point or another.

Well it is after all a forum where people get to post thier opinions...you don't even know me and your calling me an assholé I mean thats great that is express your opinion and get shot down and ripped apart by someone who is obviously ****ed at anyone with differing opinions from thier own.

Rosa · 12-01-2006, 07:50 PM

had the game been in parma then i don't think he would have celebrated. Of course he appriciated his time at Parma but in a way it would have been disrespectful to the milan fans not to celebrate.
I understand your annoyance though.

TheDevil · 12-01-2006, 07:56 PM

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Originally Posted by azzurri

wtf are u talking about? u on the rag? u are all pi$$y about gila for celebrating a goal (a nice one i might add). your not the only fu(cking team to lose their star player. as for chelsea, y would gila go to england the yr b4 wc? not to mention the fact every star italian wishes to stay in italy. 20+mil isn't peanuts for a team in financial trouble, at that time.
congrads for being at the game, that is truly an innovative and unique accomplishment lol. im simply stated what an arse you were being about gila, simply cause your still banging parma, and gial has left for another women, spare me the bull$hit plz

wtf are u talking about? where did i say anything remotely near that? dont put words in my mouth.
u oviously arent a serious fan of the azzurri, cause u put your extremely biased club feelings b4 the well being of the national team "HOW FU(CKING DARE YOU!!!". your the only person who wants gila off the starting 11, that speaks voulumes...anways spare me your rants a$$hole.

Yeah mate, there is a way of expressing yourself without hurdling such terrible insults. I think an apology is in order.

**azzurri** · 12-01-2006, 08:58 PM

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Originally Posted by meccano

Why would i support Italy? I'm Irish

Don't assume everybody support Italy

well, i assumed such cause u were a parma fan lol, havent met any irish ppl who are parma fans. anyways, as for u wanting him to choke on the azzurri, those arent nice words, sorry i wasn't happy.

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Originally Posted by meccano

And I'm ****y about Gila because he doesnt respect the club for what they've done for him

ya, AND the fact he doesn't play for u anymore

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Originally Posted by meccano

Well it is after all a forum where people get to post thier opinions...you don't even know me and your calling me an assholé I mean thats great that is express your opinion and get shot down and ripped apart by someone who is obviously ****ed at anyone with differing opinions from thier own.

and all those "how fu(cking dare u" comments, sorry i didn't take that as a compliment! perhaps i was a liltte harsh, but u came off rather harsh, as if my accusation were something terrible.

**meccano** · 12-01-2006, 11:18 PM

sorry, i was just being stupid and loyal to parma

I get alot of stick at school for supporting Parma being surrounded by Man Utd and Arsenal fans

I respect Italy and I would have preferred that Gilardino got in the Italy squad when he was at Parma not when he moved to Milan. Thats why, I suppose I just had beef with Trap because he wouldn't take Gila to euro 2004 cause he was too young good luck to him and Italy in Germany :super: They d probably be the team I'd watch the most as I'm no that keen on England being Irish but I prefer watching them to the Irish team :wallbang:

Once again sorry.

**azzurri** · 12-01-2006, 11:25 PM

its all good man, i should be the 1 apologizing lol, 1 thing u will learn about the calcio thread, is 1 second u r cutthroat enemy's, and next second your laughing it up in the talksoccer lounger lol. i over reacted, im sorry.

**azzurri** · 23-01-2006, 11:20 PM

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Milan striker Alberto Gilardino has this evening been named as Player of the Year for the 2004-05 season.

Gilardino was handed the honour on Monday night at the annual AIC – Italian Players’ Association – Oscars ceremony.

The Italian’s scoring exploits at Parma saw him win the votes of his fellow professionals as he was crowned overall Player of the Year, as well as Italian Player of the Year.

Champions Juventus dominated in the other categories, with four Bianconeri employees being handed trophies.

Italian captain Fabio Cannavaro, fresh from his brace in the 2-1 win over Empoli, was named as the Best Defender of last season.

Gigi Buffon again won the ‘keeper award, Fabio Capello topped the Coach section after winning the Scudetto at his first attempt and Zlatan Ibrahimovic was the top foreigner.

There was also glory for a Fiorentina player as Giampaolo Pazzini, an Under-21 international, secured the Best Youngster prize.

Pierluigi Collina, who has now retired, was voted as the Best Referee during his last season as a whistle blower.

Player of the Year: Alberto Gilardino (Milan)
Italian Player of the Year: Alberto Gilardino (Milan)
Best Defender: Fabio Cannavaro (Juventus)
Best Goalkeeper: Gianluigi Buffon (Juventus)
Best Youngster: Giampaolo Pazzini (Fiorentina)
Best Foreigner: Zlatan Ibrahimovic (Juventus)
Best Coach: Fabio Capello (Juventus)

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TheDevil · 24-01-2006, 02:16 AM

Bravo Gila!!!

**Jager** · 24-01-2006, 06:28 AM

Gilardino deserved