Ever
since last summer’s exodus from hell, I am consistently criticized for being
too negative. Personally, I think I’m just being realistic, it’s the actions of
the club that are negative. And this transfer window is no different. I mean
yesterday, we signed a world class striker for a little over half of his
initial market value. Two days before Galliani Day™. What the hell? How does Milan always get themselves into
these situations? Now we have the most feared front line in Serie A, possibly
in all of Europe. How could we let this happen? Why always Milan?
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| Because you've got more talent in your pinky than Maradona ever had |
As if that weren’t bad enough, we signed a Milanista. That’s right, as if coming back home to Italy weren’t enough motivation for him to shape up and find his form, Mario Balotelli is a lifelong Milan fan. Really? I mean I get it, he was handed a Milan jersey while playing at Inter during a TV bit and put it on, making every Interista livid. And even before that, he would turn up at Inter’s trainings wearing Milan socks. Seriously, how do we find these players? Loyalty and talent? What was Galliani thinking?
I
don’t know about this club anymore. Always signing the big name strikers,
always winning trophies. What have we come to? Are we really supposed to
believe that not even an economic crisis of epic proportions can stop Milan
from being a powerhouse in Europe? How are fans supposed to contain themselves
when we sign such an insane talent? Are there even enough seats at the San Siro
for people to come worship him? I don’t even know what to think anymore. Why
always Milan?
While
I sort out this nonsense, I want to get your opinion on this ridiculous
transfer. How do you feel about Balotelli’s signing? Please take the poll
below, and feel free to comment, too. I think that together, we can get through
this mind blowing transfer of epic proportions.
Benvenuto a casa, Mario
This post inspired by the mad skills of Mario Balotelli
Our next match is
Milan vs. Udinese
Sunday, February 3 20:45 CET (2:45 EST)