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Maldini: "Senza Kakà la Champions è utopia"

米蘭家「前隊長Paolo Maldini」雖然應付媒體訓練有素，不過講話很直的調性一直沒改。

「沒有卡卡歐冠是烏托邦」，這樣的一句話是他心理很實在的想法吧！

Barca的年輕教練是在青訓隊磨練過的，而Milan未來的教練正在惡補教練課。

不要說別的，咱們家的Billy退役後也跟在安切旁邊實習過，也曾外放磨練過，不過最後的結果是他又回到米蘭老婆的身邊…..
Btw……球迷對Billy絕無任何惡意呀

只是要說，咱們家隊長在Farewell Press conference中所說的，很實在而已。

當然，米蘭也有一個傳統，那就是被外界看扁之後的反彈，球迷這時候倒是希望在一年後，

可以證明隊長現在所說的話其實太過嚴重。

隊長最後的道別記者會昨天在米蘭舉行

原來他還沒帶家人出發去邁阿密呀，可能米蘭的劇烈震盪也讓他選擇多留在米蘭一些時日吧！

最想當米蘭隊長的Kaka走了

米蘭未來的隊長這幾年的變化想必也很大吧

昨天米蘭的人分別在國家隊上擔任上下半場的隊長

只能證明一件事，米蘭家的球員真的…….一個個都「德高望重」呀 XDD








或許這兩週的聯合會杯舉行也很不錯呀

看看Kaka在場上如何與前米蘭隊友們一起踢球敘舊囉...（重點）

這兩天的WC2010預賽是怎樣

大家不約而同都選白衣來亮相

以下就是重點在球衣了



英格蘭這件球衣真的很好看



Azzurri的新版客場服也不示弱

兩者都選跟米蘭有關的球員來做示範,真是不錯

是說我們的米蘭隊長也很特別

剛剛好選擇了一身黑色衣服亮相

真的很有型呢




好啦,連合會杯即將開賽

Group A 南非,伊拉克,新西蘭,西班牙

Group B 巴西,埃及, 美國,義大利


還是可以有好戲看啦......




嗯...以後歸類為Capitano的文章就會越來越少了吧

時代不同,就有不同的選擇,

...球迷的心中,也是只有一個隊長的呀

以下是米體報上的英文報導

Maldini: "Without Kakà the Champions League is a dream"
The retiring Rossoneri captain was speaking about the negotiations that led the Brazilian to Real Madrid: “Kakà is one of the five best footballers in the world"


MILAN, 10 June 2009 – A vale of tears. The day after Kakà’s goodbye, Paolo Maldini left football without hiding a certain pessimism. “It's the end of an era for Milan,” he said at his San Siro press conference. “To think of winning the Champions League without Kakà may be a bit Utopian.” The retiring Rossoneri captain was speaking about the negotiations that led the Brazilian to Real Madrid. “Kakà is one of the five best footballers in the world. He is the first one at this level to be sold and the other four aren’t going anywhere.” He paused and then added: “When Franco Baresi retired, I felt lost: everything looked black. But then Milan came back again. This club has always forged ahead big time: I know how it feels now, but if the situation is managed as it always is the story will go on.”

The ultras and Galliani Inevitably he returned to that Milan-Roma match and the ravings of a handful of ultras. However he also spoke about feeling alone and abandoned by the club. “Well, I expected something different. I think that Galliani has taken it personally. But I don’t believe that you can identify the club, Milan, with just one person. It has a number of managers and people. However, I have felt happier and more at peace having heard what Berlusconi had to say. He said the things that I’d have liked to hear.” Maldini is also convinced that Berlusconi will not take his eye off the team. “It’s always the same philosophy; Milan is still a desirable club.”

Ronaldinho and Pato Having hung up his own boots, he spoke of the departures of Ancelotti and Kakà, which he found painful and moving. But what about Milan’s future? Even Paolo Maldini is unsure, obviously influenced by the recent unprecedented events at the club. “Ronaldinho could become a leader, but it’s up to him. He’ll have to take on more responsibility.” And Pato? The siren calls from other clubs strike even more fear into the hearts of the fans: “I don’t believe he’ll go. I hope to see him at Milan for many more years. He still has to come to terms with his own talent: he’s only 19.”

Pirlo Then he returned to the club's targets. His normal smile dropped away: “What does Milan need? I don’t know the club’s transfer prospects. This was a team that with a few touches could have been great again, but without Kakà a lot more is needed. We have to wait and see. Then it is also Leonardo’s debut and he’ll have to put himself to the test. It’s a gamble, even though they've usually paid off for Milan in the past.” And Pirlo? The rumours about Chelsea are growing. “Enthusiasm is essential for achieving results. Perhaps it’s lacking at the moment, but the transfer campaign has only just begun. I think Andrea should stay, but I don’t know what the club thinks. He’ll think about it all very carefully not just 10 but 100 times before leaving.” But for Maldini, a great transfer campaign is also dependent on the availability of great players: “The difficulty is choosing the players who will give you that extra leap in quality, but there are only a few of them.”

Then “My future? Family life. I have had various sorts of proposals. Still nothing from Milan, but there’ll be time to talk about that. Lack of gratitude? I don’t think so. There are other priorities at the moment, but we'll continue to talk. Let’s say that if there were ever the chance to take on a position of responsibility it would be difficult to say no. One thing is for certain: I don’t want to be there simply to look good. Now I’m waiting for the team to get together to see what it’s like to be on the other side.”