first thing first...nak gelak jap{:4_241:}{:4_241:}{:4_241:}.....
ade 3 persoalan disini
1st.motip goal.com skrg dah jadi harian metrosex
2nd.termasuk george clooney,gigi buffon..motip kebanyakan player merda dan milan gigih merembat bekas saki baki si bobo vieri.hebak sgt kah beliau?
3rd.kalo dah injury prone tuh ..injury prone lah.takyah la mencover dgn citer 10 kali la ape laaa.kalo betul la sgt teori 10 kali seminggu tuh.ape kes pulak ngan injury prone abe no 13.yg itu berapa kali sehari pula{:4_500:}poyo jek mikel jeksen neh
1. kira bagus laa goal.com memaparkan kisah2 wags italy yg jauh lagi mantop berbanding wags ingurlish yg over exposed dek espn etc..
2. sib baik diorg rembat ex bobo yg ni.. kalo ex bobo yg jantan no 9 tu lagi naya... w {:4_500:} {:4_500:} {:4_500:}
3. ni teori tino garit aka bimbo tu jah yg kecoh wat statement... abe mekel jeksen tak bisin2 pon... besides... abe no 9 pon kaki injed gak kan kan kan.... {:4_193:}
Best Coach: Massimiliano Allegri (Runners up: Francesco Guidolin, Walter Mazzarri)
Best Goalkeeper: Samir Handanovic (Runners up: Christian Abbiati, Morgan De Sanctis)
Best Defender: Thiago Silva (Runners up: Andrea Barzagli, Mehdi Benatia)
Best Foreigner: Zlatan Ibrahimovic (Runners up: Edinson Cavani, Samuel Eto’o)
Best Player: Zlatan Ibrahimovic
Best Serie B Player: Stephan El Shaarawy
Best Referee: Nicola Rizzoli (Runners up: Paolo Tagliavento, Paolo Valeri)
Best Club: Udinese
Most Points: Milan (80)
Highest Goalscorer: Edinson Cavani (28)
Team of the Year: Samir Handanovic; Christian Maggio, Thiago Silva, Alessandro Nesta (tied with Andrea Ranocchia), Pablo Armero; Marek Hamsik, Kevin-Prince Boateng, Thiago Motta (tied with Claudio Marchisio); Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Edinson Cavani, Antonio Di Natale.
seperti biasa.. abe no 13 tak mai aaa event ala seleb2 mcm ni...
Lazio 2-0 AC Milan: Hernanes & Rocchi strike in second half to damage Rossoneri's title challenge.
Massimiliano Allegri's men missed the chance to leapfrog Serie A leaders Juventus following two late goals from the Biancocelesti at the Stadio Olimpico on Wednesday.
AC Milan squandered the chance to overtake Juventus at the top of the Serie A standings as they succumbed to a 2-0 defeat at the hands of Lazio.
A tense match was blown open by Hernanes’ second-half strike, before Tommaso Rocchi made the points safe five minutes from time.
The visitors attacked from the opening whistle as Federico Marchetti was forced into a great save in the early going after Zlatan Ibrahimovic’s cross set up Antonio Nocerino for a header.
Lazio went close to taking the lead themselves not long after but Matuzalem's low shot went inches past Christian Abbiati’s post.
Giuseppe Biava had claims for a penalty after he felt Thiago Silva prevented him from latching on to a corner, only for the referee to wave play on.
As the half wore on, the visitors began to create chances of their own. Ibrahimovic sent Stephan El Shaarawy clear. The Italian managed to evade the onrushing Marchetti, but was forced wide and missed his opportunity.
Minutes later Ibrahimovic himself was through, but, perhaps with the previous incident in mind, chose not to square the ball to the better-placed El Shaarawy. His hesitance cost him and the Swede wasn’t even able to win a corner for his side.
The start of the second half brought immediate controversy. Ibrahimovic flicked the ball on to El Shaarawy, only for Andre Dias stuck out a hand and palm the ball away. The referee immediately pointed to the spot, only for his assistant to overrule the decision.
Deflated by the decision, it took Milan some time to get back in the match. Massimo Ambrosini carved out a couple of half chances, sending a shot narrowly wide, before his advancing years let him down, with Marchetti capitalising on his lack of pace to claim the ball at the veteran's feet.
Lazio started to respond, however. Hernanes charged into the Milan box, superbly leaving Alessandro Nesta in his wake, until Ignazio Abate came across as the Brazilian was preparing to pull the trigger.
At the other end, Robinho played the ball across the face of goal. It hit Biava, but Marchetti stuck out an arm to palm the ball away when it seemed like a certain goal, and Ibrahimovic couldn’t snuff the ball over the line.
Seconds later, the champions were behind. Rocchi played a neat ball into the box to Hernanes, who hooked the ball around Nesta and past Abbiati to put the hosts ahead.
A shell-shocked Milan almost found themselves two goals behind minutes later as Hernanes squandered a golden chance, sending the ball wide of the far post.
Lazio sealed the victory five minutes from time, with Rocchi smashing home Senad Lulic’s pull-back.
Ibrahimovic wasted a late chance to pull a goal back, but it was too late. It was Lazio’s first league victory over Milan since February 1998, a result that puts a serious dent in the San Siro side’s chances of retaining their title.
Filippo Inzaghi believes Zlatan Ibrahimovic's three-game ban is excessive
The 38-year-old says that the Swedish striker did not deserve more than a two-match suspension and revealed that he is ready to step up in his absence
AC Milan veteran Filippo Inzaghi thinks that the three-match ban handed to Zlatan Ibrahimovic is excessive
The Sweden international was banned on Monday after Lega Calcio's disciplinary panel ruled that he engaged in a violent act when he slapped Napoli defender Salvatore Aronica in the face during Sunday's goalless draw at San Siro.
"I am really sad for 'Ibra' because besides being a team-mate of mine, he is also a close friend," Inzaghi is quoted by MilanNews as saying.
"I know how important he is for Milan and we will miss him. I hoped he would be suspended for two matches because three seems excessive, his gesture was not violent."
Ibrahimovic's ban will see him miss Milan's next three Serie A matches, including the showdown against Juventus on February 25.
Inzaghi, who has only made five appearances to date this season, refused to say whether Ibrahimovic's absence would earn him a place in Massimiliano Allegri's starting line-up.
"Will I get a chance now? You should not be asking me that question," he added. "I am ready, I am fine and I hope to do well.
"It is clear that there are other players, there is [Stephan] El Shaarawy, who is young and has been doing well, and Maxi Lopez, who has fit in well.
"I hope we will not feel Ibrahimovic's absence too much and that we will do fine without him."
Milan are currently in second place, one point behind Juve at the top of the Serie A table.
nak tanya....name abe no9 dah masuk balik tak dlm squad tuk CL.dah bulan feb ni.....
walaupun aku tak berkenan sgt ngan team city rivals ni, aku tetap gumbira dgn result ni.
tahniah. you have made serie A proud, once again. the rise of italian football is on its way. the fall of english football is near. what a worthy performance from the italian champions.
one more down. one more to go. hopefully napoli will show chelsea the door as well.
yeahaaa 4 bijik..syg patut bleh 8-0 tu..tapi cukup nak termuntah aku dgn commentator smlm..sedap ati je ckp milan menang pasal arsenal bengap..arsenal mmg bengap tapi bkn bermaksud milan menang semata2 arsenal bengap...er bape kali bengap ni...xpaham aku ayat aku...ngantokkk kt opis ni...wakakak
Post time 23-1-2012 12:50 PM
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