AC Milan 0-0 Newcastle United (19/09/23)

[Sima]

Anyone knaa what torso deception is in Italian?

[Nucasol]

11 minutes ago, Sima said:

Anyone knaa what torso deception is in Italian?

Torso deceptiononi 

 

[Sean]

52 minutes ago, SUPERTOON said:

Haven’t most people said they are delighted with the point, but raised pretty fair points that our performances haven’t been great ? Not sure what’s wrong with that tbh.

Most have yeah. There's probably a few who have gone overboard, and it's always the same posters going overboard in response.

 

This place is like a parody of itself at times 

[TRon]

55 minutes ago, SUPERTOON said:

Haven’t most people said they are delighted with the point, but raised pretty fair points that our performances haven’t been great ? Not sure what’s wrong with that tbh.

 

Yeah. Obviously there are a few who are predictably OTT with the criticism, but I think most of the concern has just been about our lack of control in recent games. I was certainly happy with a point yesterday.

[madras]

Little made of the two pens we could have had.

[Ikon]

Just now, madras said:

Little made of the two pens we could have had.

Longstaff dive? No way it was a pen. 

[RodneyCisse]

Longstaff should have known better really, just get a shot off.

[RobsonsWonderland]

1 minute ago, RodneyCisse said:

Longstaff should have known better really, just get a shot off.

Or slow down knowing the defender already had his arm in his back.

 

But I must admit AC were very good at winning free kicks.. even the English lads had it nailed!

[Curva Sud Milano]

3 hours ago, Wolfcastle said:

Yeah, we had to applaud Recoba's goal back in the day because there were no Inter fans to do it.

 

Ahahahahah...typical of the shit they are, but they're good at crying.

 

[TBG]

Was hoping Longstaff was going to show up the wanna be Almiron fraud Leão by successfully scoring with a back heel.

[Bally21]

Wasnt at the game yesterday but watched a few YouTube videos of all the fans in Milan down by the canal on the afternoon before the game, looked absolutely bouncing. Hope they all had a great time.

[MrRaspberryJam]

17 minutes ago, Curva Sud Milano said:

 

Ahahahahah...typical of the shit they are, but they're good at crying.

 

 

Hi mate, what are your memories (if any, as I'm not sure of your age) of Andreas Andersson's time at AC Milan? 

 

Is there any memory or moment in particular from John Dahl Tomasson during his time at AC that you look back on with fondness? 

 

 

Edited September 20, 2023 by MrRaspberryJam

[madras]

28 minutes ago, Ikon said:

Longstaff dive? No way it was a pen. 

I thought that but there's one angle from behind, basically the refs view where it looks very much like a push ( would've been soft and he should have a got a shot away but Ive seen them given loads). 

 

The shirt pull on Murphy was a  clearer shout. They got away with loads of shirt pulling and Loftus Cheek's repeated fouling was ridiculous.

[Shadow Puppets]

Just now, madras said:

I thought that but there's one angle from behind, basically the refs view where it looks very much like a push ( would've been soft and he should have a got a shot away but Ive seen them given loads). 

 

The shirt pull on Murphy was a  clearer shout. They got away with loads of shirt pulling and Loftus Cheek's repeated fouling was ridiculous.

I agree completely on the Longstaff one. It would have been soft but if he’d have given it it wouldn’t have been overturned.

 

The Murphy one wasn’t in the box was it?

[madras]

3 minutes ago, Shadow Puppets said:

I agree completely on the Longstaff one. It would have been soft but if he’d have given it it wouldn’t have been overturned.

 

The Murphy one wasn’t in the box was it?

I think it started out and he was eventually brought down in.

[Curva Sud Milano]

14 minutes ago, MrRaspberryJam said:

 

Hi mate, what are your memories (if any, as I'm not sure of your age) of Andreas Andersson's time at AC Milan? 

 

Is there any memory or moment in particular from John Dahl Tomasson during his time at AC that you look back on with fondness? 

 

 

 

I remember Andersson as a very poor player, Tomasson on the other hand did well for us... he wasn't a phenomenon but he gave everything on the pitch and for this he was much appreciated. However, I'm old...a San Siro season ticket holder from 1983 until 1998.

[MrRaspberryJam]

1 minute ago, Curva Sud Milano said:

I remember Andersson as a very poor player, Tomasson on the other hand did well for us... he wasn't a phenomenon but he gave everything on the pitch and for this he was much appreciated. However, I'm old...a San Siro season ticket holder from 1983 until 1998.

 

And how can I forget Coloccini? And Kluivert.

[Curva Sud Milano]

7 minutes ago, MrRaspberryJam said:

 

And how can I forget Coloccini? And Kluivert.

 

Coloccini never saw the pitch, Kluivert played a miserable season and was chased away by the fans.

[Tsunami]

27 minutes ago, Curva Sud Milano said:

 

Coloccini never saw the pitch, Kluivert played a miserable season and was chased away by the fans.

Ray Wilkins seemed to do ok at Milan? Always seemed like a nice bloke.

[McDog]

1 hour ago, madras said:

I thought that but there's one angle from behind, basically the refs view where it looks very much like a push ( would've been soft and he should have a got a shot away but Ive seen them given loads). 

 

The shirt pull on Murphy was a  clearer shout. They got away with loads of shirt pulling and Loftus Cheek's repeated fouling was ridiculous.

 

 

It was a push for sure but it wouldn't have knocked over my grandmother which  is why I assumed there was no call. 

[Whitley mag]

Gullit, MVB and Rijkaard against Matthaus, Voeller and Brehme on Channel 4 was peak Serie A.

 

Must admit preferred Milan in those days because of the Dutch trio.

[Curva Sud Milano]

1 hour ago, Tsunami said:

Ray Wilkins seemed to do ok at Milan? Always seemed like a nice bloke.

 

Ya,"the Razor" we loved him...very talented, a little slow but with an extraordinary tactical intelligence. When he died we dedicated a banner to him, he was still loved 35 years later. In the same years Mark Hateley, very good in head shot...became adored like a God for an unreal goal in a derby against Inter (1984 or 1985).

Before them, "the shark" Joe Jordan. Incredibly strong with his head and incredibly poor with his feet... but he too left a good memory.

[Curva Sud Milano]

27 minutes ago, Whitley mag said:

Gullit, MVB and Rijkaard against Matthaus, Voeller and Brehme on Channel 4 was peak Serie A.

 

Must admit preferred Milan in those days because of the Dutch trio.

 

Klinsmann not Voeller. Voeller was in Rome.

[Curva Sud Milano]

8 minutes ago, Curva Sud Milano said:

 

Ya,"the Razor" we loved him...very talented, a little slow but with an extraordinary tactical intelligence. When he died we dedicated a banner to him, he was still loved 35 years later. In the same years Mark Hateley, very good in head shot...became adored like a God for an unreal goal in a derby against Inter (1984 or 1985).

Before them, "the shark" Joe Jordan. Incredibly strong with his head and incredibly poor with his feet... but he too left a good memory.

 

 

[MrRaspberryJam]

21 minutes ago, Curva Sud Milano said:

 

Ya,"the Razor" we loved him...very talented, a little slow but with an extraordinary tactical intelligence. When he died we dedicated a banner to him, he was still loved 35 years later. In the same years Mark Hateley, very good in head shot...became adored like a God for an unreal goal in a derby against Inter (1984 or 1985).

Before them, "the shark" Joe Jordan. Incredibly strong with his head and incredibly poor with his feet... but he too left a good memory.

Were you disgusted when Gattuso head butted Joe Jordan?