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This is what I said the other day: sponsors to help buying new players.

AC Milan could stick a move together for Keisuke Honda as club sponsors Fly Emirates provide the glue, according to Sports Nippon.
Japanese media claim Fly Emirates will foster the move after offering to pay for the player's wages should Milan sign him during the transfer window.
The airline company are eager to stretch their image across the Asian continent and see Honda as a means of increasing their branding power in Japan.
On Friday the 24-year-old CSKA Moscow ace and Japan international was linked with Milan by
La Gazzetta dello Sport, who claimed club supremo Adriano Galliani was following him.
However, Valencia, Atletico Madrid, Chelsea and Manchester City are also keen on him.

Japan, glorious land for Milan

zx_uk_logo_120x60_01
click for Fly Emirates site

This is what I said the other day: sponsors to help buying new players.

AC Milan could stick a move together for Keisuke Honda as club sponsors Fly Emirates provide the glue, according to Sports Nippon.
Japanese media claim Fly Emirates will foster the move after offering to pay for the player's wages should Milan sign him during the transfer window.
The airline company are eager to stretch their image across the Asian continent and see Honda as a means of increasing their branding power in Japan.
On Friday the 24-year-old CSKA Moscow ace and Japan international was linked with Milan by
La Gazzetta dello Sport, who claimed club supremo Adriano Galliani was following him.
However, Valencia, Atletico Madrid, Chelsea and Manchester City are also keen on him.

Japan, glorious land for Milan

zx_uk_logo_120x60_01
click for Fly Emirates site

This is what I said the other day: sponsors to help buying new players.

AC Milan could stick a move together for Keisuke Honda as club sponsors Fly Emirates provide the glue, according to Sports Nippon.
Japanese media claim Fly Emirates will foster the move after offering to pay for the player's wages should Milan sign him during the transfer window.
The airline company are eager to stretch their image across the Asian continent and see Honda as a means of increasing their branding power in Japan.
On Friday the 24-year-old CSKA Moscow ace and Japan international was linked with Milan by
La Gazzetta dello Sport, who claimed club supremo Adriano Galliani was following him.
However, Valencia, Atletico Madrid, Chelsea and Manchester City are also keen on him.

Japan, glorious land for Milan

zx_uk_logo_120x60_01
click for Fly Emirates site

This is what I said the other day: sponsors to help buying new players.

AC Milan could stick a move together for Keisuke Honda as club sponsors Fly Emirates provide the glue, according to Sports Nippon.
Japanese media claim Fly Emirates will foster the move after offering to pay for the player's wages should Milan sign him during the transfer window.
The airline company are eager to stretch their image across the Asian continent and see Honda as a means of increasing their branding power in Japan.
On Friday the 24-year-old CSKA Moscow ace and Japan international was linked with Milan by
La Gazzetta dello Sport, who claimed club supremo Adriano Galliani was following him.
However, Valencia, Atletico Madrid, Chelsea and Manchester City are also keen on him.

Japan, glorious land for Milan

zx_uk_logo_120x60_01
click for Fly Emirates site

This is what I said the other day: sponsors to help buying new players.

AC Milan could stick a move together for Keisuke Honda as club sponsors Fly Emirates provide the glue, according to Sports Nippon.
Japanese media claim Fly Emirates will foster the move after offering to pay for the player's wages should Milan sign him during the transfer window.
The airline company are eager to stretch their image across the Asian continent and see Honda as a means of increasing their branding power in Japan.
On Friday the 24-year-old CSKA Moscow ace and Japan international was linked with Milan by
La Gazzetta dello Sport, who claimed club supremo Adriano Galliani was following him.
However, Valencia, Atletico Madrid, Chelsea and Manchester City are also keen on him.

Japan, glorious land for Milan

zx_uk_logo_120x60_01
click for Fly Emirates site

This is what I said the other day: sponsors to help buying new players.

AC Milan could stick a move together for Keisuke Honda as club sponsors Fly Emirates provide the glue, according to Sports Nippon.
Japanese media claim Fly Emirates will foster the move after offering to pay for the player's wages should Milan sign him during the transfer window.
The airline company are eager to stretch their image across the Asian continent and see Honda as a means of increasing their branding power in Japan.
On Friday the 24-year-old CSKA Moscow ace and Japan international was linked with Milan by
La Gazzetta dello Sport, who claimed club supremo Adriano Galliani was following him.
However, Valencia, Atletico Madrid, Chelsea and Manchester City are also keen on him.

Japan, glorious land for Milan

zx_uk_logo_120x60_01
click for Fly Emirates site

This is what I said the other day: sponsors to help buying new players.

AC Milan could stick a move together for Keisuke Honda as club sponsors Fly Emirates provide the glue, according to Sports Nippon.
Japanese media claim Fly Emirates will foster the move after offering to pay for the player's wages should Milan sign him during the transfer window.
The airline company are eager to stretch their image across the Asian continent and see Honda as a means of increasing their branding power in Japan.
On Friday the 24-year-old CSKA Moscow ace and Japan international was linked with Milan by
La Gazzetta dello Sport, who claimed club supremo Adriano Galliani was following him.
However, Valencia, Atletico Madrid, Chelsea and Manchester City are also keen on him.

Japan, glorious land for Milan

zx_uk_logo_120x60_01
click for Fly Emirates site

This is what I said the other day: sponsors to help buying new players.

AC Milan could stick a move together for Keisuke Honda as club sponsors Fly Emirates provide the glue, according to Sports Nippon.
Japanese media claim Fly Emirates will foster the move after offering to pay for the player's wages should Milan sign him during the transfer window.
The airline company are eager to stretch their image across the Asian continent and see Honda as a means of increasing their branding power in Japan.
On Friday the 24-year-old CSKA Moscow ace and Japan international was linked with Milan by
La Gazzetta dello Sport, who claimed club supremo Adriano Galliani was following him.
However, Valencia, Atletico Madrid, Chelsea and Manchester City are also keen on him.

Japan, glorious land for Milan

zx_uk_logo_120x60_01
click for Fly Emirates site

This is what I said the other day: sponsors to help buying new players.

AC Milan could stick a move together for Keisuke Honda as club sponsors Fly Emirates provide the glue, according to Sports Nippon.
Japanese media claim Fly Emirates will foster the move after offering to pay for the player's wages should Milan sign him during the transfer window.
The airline company are eager to stretch their image across the Asian continent and see Honda as a means of increasing their branding power in Japan.
On Friday the 24-year-old CSKA Moscow ace and Japan international was linked with Milan by
La Gazzetta dello Sport, who claimed club supremo Adriano Galliani was following him.
However, Valencia, Atletico Madrid, Chelsea and Manchester City are also keen on him.

Japan, glorious land for Milan

zx_uk_logo_120x60_01
click for Fly Emirates site

This is what I said the other day: sponsors to help buying new players.

AC Milan could stick a move together for Keisuke Honda as club sponsors Fly Emirates provide the glue, according to Sports Nippon.
Japanese media claim Fly Emirates will foster the move after offering to pay for the player's wages should Milan sign him during the transfer window.
The airline company are eager to stretch their image across the Asian continent and see Honda as a means of increasing their branding power in Japan.
On Friday the 24-year-old CSKA Moscow ace and Japan international was linked with Milan by
La Gazzetta dello Sport, who claimed club supremo Adriano Galliani was following him.
However, Valencia, Atletico Madrid, Chelsea and Manchester City are also keen on him.

Japan, glorious land for Milan

zx_uk_logo_120x60_01
click for Fly Emirates site

This is what I said the other day: sponsors to help buying new players.

AC Milan could stick a move together for Keisuke Honda as club sponsors Fly Emirates provide the glue, according to Sports Nippon.
Japanese media claim Fly Emirates will foster the move after offering to pay for the player's wages should Milan sign him during the transfer window.
The airline company are eager to stretch their image across the Asian continent and see Honda as a means of increasing their branding power in Japan.
On Friday the 24-year-old CSKA Moscow ace and Japan international was linked with Milan by
La Gazzetta dello Sport, who claimed club supremo Adriano Galliani was following him.
However, Valencia, Atletico Madrid, Chelsea and Manchester City are also keen on him.

Japan, glorious land for Milan

zx_uk_logo_120x60_01
click for Fly Emirates site

This is what I said the other day: sponsors to help buying new players.

AC Milan could stick a move together for Keisuke Honda as club sponsors Fly Emirates provide the glue, according to Sports Nippon.
Japanese media claim Fly Emirates will foster the move after offering to pay for the player's wages should Milan sign him during the transfer window.
The airline company are eager to stretch their image across the Asian continent and see Honda as a means of increasing their branding power in Japan.
On Friday the 24-year-old CSKA Moscow ace and Japan international was linked with Milan by
La Gazzetta dello Sport, who claimed club supremo Adriano Galliani was following him.
However, Valencia, Atletico Madrid, Chelsea and Manchester City are also keen on him.

Japan, glorious land for Milan

zx_uk_logo_120x60_01
click for Fly Emirates site

This is what I said the other day: sponsors to help buying new players.

AC Milan could stick a move together for Keisuke Honda as club sponsors Fly Emirates provide the glue, according to Sports Nippon.
Japanese media claim Fly Emirates will foster the move after offering to pay for the player's wages should Milan sign him during the transfer window.
The airline company are eager to stretch their image across the Asian continent and see Honda as a means of increasing their branding power in Japan.
On Friday the 24-year-old CSKA Moscow ace and Japan international was linked with Milan by
La Gazzetta dello Sport, who claimed club supremo Adriano Galliani was following him.
However, Valencia, Atletico Madrid, Chelsea and Manchester City are also keen on him.

Japan, glorious land for Milan


...but old Baresi, lol. We need a defender, and there was a shirt also for him :)
I was asking myself, with all the sponsors we have, if it wasn't possible to find more money to buy players, we need them. Opening shops is a way to make more money.

"tu sei tutta la mia vita", you are all my life
Milan news in English :), Milan Megastore, Barcelona-Milan and Milan's partnership with Dolce&Gabbana fashion from Milan has been renewed until the end of 2012-2013 season and they will be dressing the players this season too


















exclusive: the 1st photo of Milan new shirt and sponsor, Fly Emirates. Pato and on the right my former mate Massimo Ambrosini

JOE COLE-Oasis' Pretty Green :) is to be offered 3 x £3million a year to join Serie A giants AC Milan (best team in football history, founded by the English).
The England midfielder, 29, is a free agent after being released by Chelsea and is also a target for Premier League rivals Arsenal and Tottenham - but he is said to be interested in a move abroad. According to Corriere Dello Sport, England boss Fabio Capello recommended the player as a good buy to his close pal AC Milan chief Adriano Galliani.
Milan's city rivals Inter - now led by former Liverpool boss Rafa Benitez - are also said to be interested in Cole, as well as Lazio and Juventus.



MILAN MEGASTORE

A new AC Milan Megastore will be open on Saturday, 3rd July, Corso Vittorio Emanuele II – Galleria San Carlo – Milan. Legend Franco Baresi will meet all the supporters in the store at 3 pm, and for all facebook Milan fans, the 10% off on purchases.



Italian job :), Pick a part that's new

English girls @ the English pub :) 

Milan in these days (Saint Lawrence square): thank you Elvis, for England World Cup anthem :) 

I wonder how is it possible in the year 2010, in the World Cup, not in the suburbs of a city with kids playing, to be blind (4 referees...), they didn't see a goal clear as the sun. Incredible. 
EVERYBODY has seen it, the players, the managers, the supporters, from every point in the stadium, but not the referees, how is it possible? 
It was 2-1 and obviously England players were attacking, with many chances and playing well, with this regular goal by Lampard it would have been a totally different game, England wouldn't have attacked so much and so Germany scored a couple of goals in counter-attack.
Having seen what they usually do at Fifa, and what a fake plastic this World Cup is (so many irregular goals, and this was in), this is another confirmation and I suspect there's something behind this...
And there were also some strange decisions about offsides... For example: at the beginning there was Rooney running alone towards the goalkeeper and they decided for an offside while it was so clearly a German player touching the ball, and it wasn't offside. The same linesman who should have seen the disallowed goal... 
It's incredible this is happening today with all the technologies we have.
Me, Capello and Milan's Beckham (injured), and many other people were so angry.

English roses :) 
a new English baby :) 

ENGLAND AND ITALY LOVE EACH OTHER TOO MUCH

That's the real reason why England team with Italian manager is out of the World Cup. We both get nervous when things go wrong, because both of us would like they went great.
We both failed together, it's not all Capello's fault, it's not all the team's fault. Now I hear people saying things like "go away Capello, an Italian can't understand English football"... it's quite ridiculous, saying that now, too easy, and there are always so many Italian managers there, and doing great, as Capello in qualifying, Ancelotti at his first year in Premier League, etc. And England had English managers but then they were not so good, a Swedish manager and it was over also for him. Now the English tabloids will surely blame Capello, 'cause they search someone to blame, to make "big news" and sell newspapers. I'm so sorry for this.
About the players I could say they made too many mistakes, and when the star of the team, Rooney, does nothing special for all the matches, it becomes difficult. Let's blame someone: the vuvuzela ahahaha We both can't stand that, we both love great music ^_^
Capello said he's staying as England manager, and I wish so, but I don't think they're gonna keep him. They should, as they do in England with club managers, usually keeping them for many years.

Navigli rivers, nightlife zone 
English foot(ball :) in hot Milan :) (and my England red shirt :) given to me from an English girl)

as I knew and said, Italy @ home so soon. Arrogant manager Marcello Lippi, former Juventus (and Inter) manager, and always Juventus-connected, didn't call great players for this tournament, as Cassano, Balotelli, etc. and also Ac Milan great players as Marco Borriello, who had a great season, and my former mate Milan captain Ambrosini. Besides, Milan genius Pirlo was recently injured, and for the few minutes he played you could see how important he was. The "heart" of this Italian team was from Juventus, team that had an awful season. Juventus striker Iaquinta was terrible, Juventus-Italy captain Cannavaro is so old and was almost sent off, he's playing in DUBAI soon, for money.
So without a Milan heart, Italy couldn't go far.

English girls @ the English pub :) 

Milan in these days (Saint Lawrence square): thank you Elvis, for England World Cup anthem :) 

I wonder how is it possible in the year 2010, in the World Cup, not in the suburbs of a city with kids playing, to be blind (4 referees...), they didn't see a goal clear as the sun. Incredible. 
EVERYBODY has seen it, the players, the managers, the supporters, from every point in the stadium, but not the referees, how is it possible? 
It was 2-1 and obviously England players were attacking, with many chances and playing well, with this regular goal by Lampard it would have been a totally different game, England wouldn't have attacked so much and so Germany scored a couple of goals in counter-attack.
Having seen what they usually do at Fifa, and what a fake plastic this World Cup is (so many irregular goals, and this was in), this is another confirmation and I suspect there's something behind this...
And there were also some strange decisions about offsides... For example: at the beginning there was Rooney running alone towards the goalkeeper and they decided for an offside while it was so clearly a German player touching the ball, and it wasn't offside. The same linesman who should have seen the disallowed goal... 
It's incredible this is happening today with all the technologies we have.
Me, Capello and Milan's Beckham (injured), and many other people were so angry.

English roses :) 
a new English baby :) 

ENGLAND AND ITALY LOVE EACH OTHER TOO MUCH

That's the real reason why England team with Italian manager is out of the World Cup. We both get nervous when things go wrong, because both of us would like they went great.
We both failed together, it's not all Capello's fault, it's not all the team's fault. Now I hear people saying things like "go away Capello, an Italian can't understand English football"... it's quite ridiculous, saying that now, too easy, and there are always so many Italian managers there, and doing great, as Capello in qualifying, Ancelotti at his first year in Premier League, etc. And England had English managers but then they were not so good, a Swedish manager and it was over also for him. Now the English tabloids will surely blame Capello, 'cause they search someone to blame, to make "big news" and sell newspapers. I'm so sorry for this.
About the players I could say they made too many mistakes, and when the star of the team, Rooney, does nothing special for all the matches, it becomes difficult. Let's blame someone: the vuvuzela ahahaha We both can't stand that, we both love great music ^_^
Capello said he's staying as England manager, and I wish so, but I don't think they're gonna keep him. They should, as they do in England with club managers, usually keeping them for many years.

Navigli rivers, nightlife zone 
English foot(ball :) in hot Milan :) (and my England red shirt :) given to me from an English girl)

as I knew and said, Italy @ home so soon. Arrogant manager Marcello Lippi, former Juventus (and Inter) manager, and always Juventus-connected, didn't call great players for this tournament, as Cassano, Balotelli, etc. and also Ac Milan great players as Marco Borriello, who had a great season, and my former mate Milan captain Ambrosini. Besides, Milan genius Pirlo was recently injured, and for the few minutes he played you could see how important he was. The "heart" of this Italian team was from Juventus, team that had an awful season. Juventus striker Iaquinta was terrible, Juventus-Italy captain Cannavaro is so old and was almost sent off, he's playing in DUBAI soon, for money.
So without a Milan heart, Italy couldn't go far.

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