What Mr.X Really Will Be

Arquitecto wrote:No, this is not a thread which gives speculation on which side of the buttocks Mr.X's mole will be or his bathing habits.

Brigate Rossonere wrote:Oh Milan, I love you.

Look at how many Mr X. threads there are and the question "is there even a Mr X?" still cannot be answered...

How many other clubs do this? Hehehe we are all getting trolled so hard we don't even realize it.

CroInter wrote:

Brigate Rossonere wrote:Oh Milan, I love you.

Look at how many Mr X. threads there are and the question "is there even a Mr X?" still cannot be answered...

How many other clubs do this? Hehehe we are all getting trolled so hard we don't even realize it.

Is Galliani or Alliegri drinking coffee when they talk about mr.X?

Brigate Rossonere wrote:

CroInter wrote:

Brigate Rossonere wrote:Oh Milan, I love you.

Look at how many Mr X. threads there are and the question "is there even a Mr X?" still cannot be answered...

How many other clubs do this? Hehehe we are all getting trolled so hard we don't even realize it.

Is Galliani or Alliegri drinking coffee when they talk about mr.X?

I have never seen either drinking coffee. Why? (I am expecting a good joke)

CroInter wrote:
Rekao si da vas trolaju sa tim mr.x, a sta mi radimo zadnjih 2-3 tjedna sa kavom?

A i jbg nemres mi doc i rec da ocekujes dobru salu, e pa nebus je dobio

IrasMaldinista wrote:Say, buddies, could be the mysterious "Mr.X"?

I was thinking, granted, he's 43 years old, got brown eyes, is 0.01m tall and has no feet whatsoever, but his energy makes him a real contender for the role of Mezzala, right?

And he has EU passport the last time I checked.

What do you think?

Arquitecto wrote:Sigh....

I have visited 5 threads today that have crointer and brigate in conflict.

And Crointer, The coffee guy is originally Brigate's so stop trying to plagiarise it.

CroInter wrote:

Arquitecto wrote:Sigh....

I have visited 5 threads today that have crointer and brigate in conflict.

And Crointer, The coffee guy is originally Brigate's so stop trying to plagiarise it.

No coffee guy was originally mine and i have evidence to prove it

As for me and him fighting, he is from the south of Croatia im from north, we hate each other by default

Brigate Rossonere wrote:

CroInter wrote:
Rekao si da vas trolaju sa tim mr.x, a sta mi radimo zadnjih 2-3 tjedna sa kavom?

A i jbg nemres mi doc i rec da ocekujes dobru salu, e pa nebus je dobio

Hahah kasno je u Australiji, ne mislim glavom. Still, razocaran sam. Ocekivao sam salu iako sam krivo skuzio di ti je class?

Arquitecto wrote:

CroInter wrote:

Arquitecto wrote:Sigh....

I have visited 5 threads today that have crointer and brigate in conflict.

And Crointer, The coffee guy is originally Brigate's so stop trying to plagiarise it.

No coffee guy was originally mine and i have evidence to prove it

As for me and him fighting, he is from the south of Croatia im from north, we hate each other by default

Evidence? I would like to see it Cro.

CroInter wrote:

Arquitecto wrote:Sigh....

I have visited 5 threads today that have crointer and brigate in conflict.

And Crointer, The coffee guy is originally Brigate's so stop trying to plagiarise it.

No coffee guy was originally mine and i have evidence to prove it

As for me and him fighting, he is from the south of Croatia im from north, we hate each other by default

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CroInter wrote:
Serious q though, why do some Milan fans have Inter related avatars and sigs?

I dont think there is one Inter fan with vice versa....

Brigate Rossonere wrote:

CroInter wrote:
Serious q though, why do some Milan fans have Inter related avatars and sigs?

I dont think there is one Inter fan with vice versa....

Serious q though, why do you post in Milan section?

I dont think there is one Milan fan with vice versa....

Ganso wrote:muntari-pepe-pandev-suazo

Brigate Rossonere wrote:

Dayumm that's one mean looking front line.

Serious now:

sneijder-eto'o-sanchez-pazzo

That is one forwardline I would not like to face. But nothing Nesta - Silva can't handle

Brigate Rossonere wrote:

I don't think you do.

Brigate Rossonere wrote:

Just some schmuck who scored two goals in the Serie B playoff last weekend. Nothing spesh.

Brigate Rossonere wrote:As soon as they get any good, I think we all know Milan will buy them off Inter

Brigate Rossonere wrote:

Pirlo? Calvano?

milanista99 wrote:

Pirlo is Bresicia youth product and Calvano is 100% ours

BiasedMilanFan3 wrote:
did he just......like....say who is Calvano?
i cant even comprehend this

also Filkor used to play for Inter and apparently he had a killer season on loan from AC
just sayin

Brigate Rossonere wrote:
My coffee guy?

Brigate Rossonere wrote:

I will be waiting for this

Brigate Rossonere wrote:Well Inter have 60% chance but Barca are favourites ahead of Juve. Hmm

My math fails me on this one.

Brigate Rossonere wrote:
Don't think I will miss him at all. Although I am sure the feelings of Interista won't be the same as mine...

Brigate Rossonere wrote:Haha bookseller, would be funny while it lasts (again)

milanista99 wrote:What about delaurentis?

Ganso wrote:you guys are nuts if you dont want him....give him to us then lol

Brigate Rossonere wrote:

CroInter wrote:Dobrodošao.

Brigate Rossonere wrote:Not cool. First everyone steals my coffee guy and now they put Merd- (oh yeah, CroInter had a cry and now we can't say that anymore) Inter emblem on.



Ps. Successful troll is successful?

Brigate Rossonere wrote:More like:

Brigate Rossonere wrote:Man, Inter have the best youth academy in Italy bar none.

Why do they give their players away like this?

Brigate Rossonere wrote:

They milked 15 from us for Boateng, too.

Brigate Rossonere wrote:[

Well it took 7m to sign half of his contract when he was unproven still... Only now is it obvious that the price was fair.

Brigate Rossonere wrote:5-4-1

Catenaccio ftw.

dostoevsky wrote:The squad doesn't have enough natural depth to support the 4-2-3-1 currently, whilst a lot has changed since Mourinho used it so successfully in the Champions League. The loss of Balotelli as a member who could slot in anywhere across the top four, as well as Pandev's loss of form which I do not envision improving dramatically.

The first eleven is still great on paper if Sanchez is brought in, however it requires Eto'o to be stationed permanently on the left given the depth issues, with Milito continuing to play a significant role in the club's fortunes as the second choice centre-forward. Coutinho is talented, however he has been struggling for game time which suggests a lack of faith more than anything unfortunately for Inter. Inter would require not only Sanchez but another excellent winger - giving more freedom to Eto'o - and a hard-working reserve. Mata and Candreva are names I have mentioned in this discussion previously, though the Spaniard is being courted by Liverpool and is more suited to an overlapping left-back to allow him to cut inside, so this would also depend on how the fullback situation develops. Funds could be generated by selling in the over-crowded defensive midfield positions, however veterans such as Stankovic can not demand a high transfer fee.

Instead, I'd continue with the 4-3-1-2, put faith in Mariga and bring in a creative midfielder - Montolivo, Banega and Gago have been spoken of in this forum - which will simplify the transfer strategy and reduce the risk of a hole in the squad appearing at the end of August.

dostoevsky wrote:


I don't mean to be harsh, but that line up looks like Milan's 19th scudetto on a platter. In particular Inter's right flank would be torn apart on the counter with Zanetti also being pulled out of position, whilst Banega will be worked to death instead of being given the freedom to create rather than sitting in front of the defence. I haven't seen much of Hazard, however such a system would only work with midfielders with incredible work rates.

Entertaining the idea of the 4-2-2-2 though, at least in theory, did you bench Cambiasso out of loyalty to Zanetti or do you wish to see him benched? It's an incredibly attack, however as Bhends said the focus should be on securing the defence first and then building from there. Inter's attack is good enough to challenge for the title with a balanced style.

dostoevsky wrote:Criscito's instruction as a youngster was as a sweeper, and he has at times been used as a centre-half for Genoa in the past two seasons quite effectively. Not physically dominant however he's intelligent and just needs a bit of fine tuning, I consider him Italy's best left back at the moment and in truth I'm disappointed to hear that he is likely going to Inter, however congratulations if this is true.

From an attacking perspective Criscito's greatest asset - and in some ways the reason for his comparion to Grosso - is his ability as a ball carrier through close control. Criscito does not possess lightning pace to beat a marker, however he has the best dribbling skills of any Italian full back in the top flight, exhibiting quick, close control. How effective he is offensively depends on the team itself which has led to some harsh criticism previously.

At the World Cup when Italy's front line and midfield exhibited very little movement Criscito was rendered entirely ineffective as an attacking outlet, however as a partner to Palacio and Floro Flores at Genoa he has tallied an impressive number of assists when supported, and his potential for linking up with Eto'o and Sneijder is fantastic.

Defensively he requires a bit of fine tuning and his European competition experience is limited though he has at the very least been exposed to international football, he's worth any time and effort required to bring him up to an elite level. Genoa have a good relationship with both Milanese teams, I expect with the inclusion of youth players you might acquire him for around 10-12 million, up to 15 if you wish to hold onto the full rights of your prospects.

dostoevsky wrote:
I agree with this, I would put Zanetti at RCM or LCM depending on whether Maicon is playing or which side Nagatomo takes. As for Chivu when does his contract run out? If there's little interest and he won't be lost on a Bosman transfer at the end of the season there's no point letting him go cheaply, though ever since the head clash he's been suspect at centre-half. If Leonardo makes the right defensive adjustments however, Chivu will benefit from them as much as Ranocchia will; he can still add quality to the line-up.

Brigate Rossonere wrote:Time to cash in

Brigate Rossonere wrote:I think I would be a better candidate but you can have it if you really want it...

Brigate Rossonere wrote:


Why not?

Brigate Rossonere wrote:

That's just not true. I can vote

Brigate Rossonere wrote:
You can't post stats without analysing. You get neg rep because you are bad at being bad. I get + rep coz I am good at being bad

dostoevsky wrote:In a normal market, I'd personally say Sneijder is worth 35. A bid from Chelsea? For Inter's talisman? 65 is fair, there's no reason whatsoever to sell Sneijder.

Brigate Rossonere wrote:I think I could be in the youth.

Brigate Rossonere wrote:They reject a 10m bid for us in the winter and accpet 6m in the summer? ffs.

Ganso wrote:lol its only 3.5M though

Brigate Rossonere wrote:If you got Sanchez and Rossi I think FIGC should just give you title straight away...

Brigate Rossonere wrote:

CroInter wrote:
Serious q though, why do some Milan fans have Inter related avatars and sigs?

I dont think there is one Inter fan with vice versa....

Serious q though, why do you post in Milan section?

I dont think there is one Milan fan with vice versa....

Giancarlo wrote:Because their forums are dead... or boring. They need to troll in the Milan forum. It has to do with a certain personality type here. We have a better team then both Inter and Juventus.

But hey, we don't settle for mediocrity!

CroInter wrote:

Brigate Rossonere wrote:

CroInter wrote:
Serious q though, why do some Milan fans have Inter related avatars and sigs?

I dont think there is one Inter fan with vice versa....

Serious q though, why do you post in Milan section?

I dont think there is one Milan fan with vice versa....

Orly?

Ganso wrote:muntari-pepe-pandev-suazo

Brigate Rossonere wrote:

Dayumm that's one mean looking front line.

Serious now:

sneijder-eto'o-sanchez-pazzo

That is one forwardline I would not like to face. But nothing Nesta - Silva can't handle

Brigate Rossonere wrote:

I don't think you do.

Brigate Rossonere wrote:

Just some schmuck who scored two goals in the Serie B playoff last weekend. Nothing spesh.

Brigate Rossonere wrote:As soon as they get any good, I think we all know Milan will buy them off Inter

Brigate Rossonere wrote:

Pirlo? Calvano?

milanista99 wrote:

Pirlo is Bresicia youth product and Calvano is 100% ours

BiasedMilanFan3 wrote:
did he just......like....say who is Calvano?
i cant even comprehend this

also Filkor used to play for Inter and apparently he had a killer season on loan from AC
just sayin

Brigate Rossonere wrote:
My coffee guy?

Brigate Rossonere wrote:

I will be waiting for this

Brigate Rossonere wrote:Well Inter have 60% chance but Barca are favourites ahead of Juve. Hmm

My math fails me on this one.

Brigate Rossonere wrote:
Don't think I will miss him at all. Although I am sure the feelings of Interista won't be the same as mine...

Brigate Rossonere wrote:Haha bookseller, would be funny while it lasts (again)

milanista99 wrote:What about delaurentis?

Ganso wrote:you guys are nuts if you dont want him....give him to us then lol

Brigate Rossonere wrote:

CroInter wrote:Dobrodošao.

Brigate Rossonere wrote:Not cool. First everyone steals my coffee guy and now they put Merd- (oh yeah, CroInter had a cry and now we can't say that anymore) Inter emblem on.



Ps. Successful troll is successful?

Brigate Rossonere wrote:More like:

Brigate Rossonere wrote:Man, Inter have the best youth academy in Italy bar none.

Why do they give their players away like this?

Brigate Rossonere wrote:

They milked 15 from us for Boateng, too.

Brigate Rossonere wrote:[

Well it took 7m to sign half of his contract when he was unproven still... Only now is it obvious that the price was fair.

Brigate Rossonere wrote:5-4-1

Catenaccio ftw.

dostoevsky wrote:The squad doesn't have enough natural depth to support the 4-2-3-1 currently, whilst a lot has changed since Mourinho used it so successfully in the Champions League. The loss of Balotelli as a member who could slot in anywhere across the top four, as well as Pandev's loss of form which I do not envision improving dramatically.

The first eleven is still great on paper if Sanchez is brought in, however it requires Eto'o to be stationed permanently on the left given the depth issues, with Milito continuing to play a significant role in the club's fortunes as the second choice centre-forward. Coutinho is talented, however he has been struggling for game time which suggests a lack of faith more than anything unfortunately for Inter. Inter would require not only Sanchez but another excellent winger - giving more freedom to Eto'o - and a hard-working reserve. Mata and Candreva are names I have mentioned in this discussion previously, though the Spaniard is being courted by Liverpool and is more suited to an overlapping left-back to allow him to cut inside, so this would also depend on how the fullback situation develops. Funds could be generated by selling in the over-crowded defensive midfield positions, however veterans such as Stankovic can not demand a high transfer fee.

Instead, I'd continue with the 4-3-1-2, put faith in Mariga and bring in a creative midfielder - Montolivo, Banega and Gago have been spoken of in this forum - which will simplify the transfer strategy and reduce the risk of a hole in the squad appearing at the end of August.

dostoevsky wrote:


I don't mean to be harsh, but that line up looks like Milan's 19th scudetto on a platter. In particular Inter's right flank would be torn apart on the counter with Zanetti also being pulled out of position, whilst Banega will be worked to death instead of being given the freedom to create rather than sitting in front of the defence. I haven't seen much of Hazard, however such a system would only work with midfielders with incredible work rates.

Entertaining the idea of the 4-2-2-2 though, at least in theory, did you bench Cambiasso out of loyalty to Zanetti or do you wish to see him benched? It's an incredibly attack, however as Bhends said the focus should be on securing the defence first and then building from there. Inter's attack is good enough to challenge for the title with a balanced style.

dostoevsky wrote:Criscito's instruction as a youngster was as a sweeper, and he has at times been used as a centre-half for Genoa in the past two seasons quite effectively. Not physically dominant however he's intelligent and just needs a bit of fine tuning, I consider him Italy's best left back at the moment and in truth I'm disappointed to hear that he is likely going to Inter, however congratulations if this is true.

From an attacking perspective Criscito's greatest asset - and in some ways the reason for his comparion to Grosso - is his ability as a ball carrier through close control. Criscito does not possess lightning pace to beat a marker, however he has the best dribbling skills of any Italian full back in the top flight, exhibiting quick, close control. How effective he is offensively depends on the team itself which has led to some harsh criticism previously.

At the World Cup when Italy's front line and midfield exhibited very little movement Criscito was rendered entirely ineffective as an attacking outlet, however as a partner to Palacio and Floro Flores at Genoa he has tallied an impressive number of assists when supported, and his potential for linking up with Eto'o and Sneijder is fantastic.

Defensively he requires a bit of fine tuning and his European competition experience is limited though he has at the very least been exposed to international football, he's worth any time and effort required to bring him up to an elite level. Genoa have a good relationship with both Milanese teams, I expect with the inclusion of youth players you might acquire him for around 10-12 million, up to 15 if you wish to hold onto the full rights of your prospects.

dostoevsky wrote:
I agree with this, I would put Zanetti at RCM or LCM depending on whether Maicon is playing or which side Nagatomo takes. As for Chivu when does his contract run out? If there's little interest and he won't be lost on a Bosman transfer at the end of the season there's no point letting him go cheaply, though ever since the head clash he's been suspect at centre-half. If Leonardo makes the right defensive adjustments however, Chivu will benefit from them as much as Ranocchia will; he can still add quality to the line-up.

Brigate Rossonere wrote:Time to cash in

Brigate Rossonere wrote:I think I would be a better candidate but you can have it if you really want it...

Brigate Rossonere wrote:


Why not?

Brigate Rossonere wrote:

That's just not true. I can vote

Brigate Rossonere wrote:
You can't post stats without analysing. You get neg rep because you are bad at being bad. I get + rep coz I am good at being bad

dostoevsky wrote:In a normal market, I'd personally say Sneijder is worth 35. A bid from Chelsea? For Inter's talisman? 65 is fair, there's no reason whatsoever to sell Sneijder.

Brigate Rossonere wrote:I think I could be in the youth.

Brigate Rossonere wrote:They reject a 10m bid for us in the winter and accpet 6m in the summer? ffs.

Ganso wrote:lol its only 3.5M though

Brigate Rossonere wrote:If you got Sanchez and Rossi I think FIGC should just give you title straight away...

Sciacca bro can you help me out, i wanna learn some Italian, how do you say slap slap on Italian

Giancarlo wrote:

Brigate Rossonere wrote:

CroInter wrote:
Serious q though, why do some Milan fans have Inter related avatars and sigs?

I dont think there is one Inter fan with vice versa....

Serious q though, why do you post in Milan section?

I dont think there is one Milan fan with vice versa....

Because their forums are dead... or boring. They need to troll in the Milan forum. It has to do with a certain personality type here. We have a better team then both Inter and Juventus.

But hey, we don't settle for mediocrity!