The opposite effect of the KAKA' trade. - GoFuckYourself.com

MOxxx · 07-04-2009, 06:19 AM

This is shows how today's player can "move" money to e from the team.

Kaka' left us ( Ac Milan) and went to Madrid.

REAL MADRID side:

In less than a week more than 40L Kaka' # 8 Jerseys were sold.

AC MILAN side:

Season tickets pre-sale ( only for the past season ticket olders) is closing on July 8th, as today less than 800 ST were sold.

Last year in the same period almost 15K season tickets were sold during the pre-sale.

AC Milan fans are know to be loyal to the team,during the unfortunate year of the Serie B ( second diversion) San Siro was packed with 80k people each game, In the 90's we averaged 65K season pass tickets.

Rumors say that the management forecast this drop but not to this pint ( only 800 tickets sold) so they are definitely getting worry, so are the sponsors.

Fans for the most part are not upset about the KAKA' trade, money is money and AC Milan due to Berlusconi's position can't spend anymore money, the problem is the way this was handled.

They all sworn for months that Kaka' was never going to leave ACM ( him included), that he would have been the next captain and all those BS...Berlusconi declared that he was going to try to talk to kaka' ( just because there were the European elections)...

All these caused this drop in sales and a general feeling of being betrayed...

Definitely a new era for ACM is about to start.

donnie · 07-04-2009, 10:35 AM

Unfortunately I don?t agree with you about new era for Milan. Most of season tickets last year were sold when Ronaldinho was announced. I believe they sold about 5k in one single day. Last year none of the star players was sold and even with some questionable loans (Sheva, Senderos) and crazy purchases of Cardacio and Viudez (good players but took EU-places for nothing) everyone was expecting Milan to at least fight for a first place. This year Milan is continuing with selling star players and replacing them with crap. And that is what fans are protesting against by not buying season tickets.

I don?t expect any good signings this summer and I can?t lissen to Galliani anymore and his talk about all the ?champions? in Milan. I honestly belive we will resign Brocchi or Emerson and you will hear Galliani talking about ?triumphant return of a champion?. That would be in line with all the crap they have bought over the past years.
But I also undesratnd that none of the star players want to come to Italy with ancient arenas, violence, racism, low wages (relatively), low quality of the league and so on.

No new era for Milan? Just more of the same like 4 last years.

Scott McD · 07-04-2009, 10:40 AM

Only 800 season tickets sold ???

We (celtic) thought we had problems here when our usual 52,000 which we sell with no problems every year, dropped by 15,000 this year. No doubt by the time the season starts though those will all be gone aswell. I hope...

seeandsee · 07-04-2009, 10:52 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MOxxx

This is shows how today's player can "move" money to e from the team.

Kaka' left us ( Ac Milan) and went to Madrid.

REAL MADRID side:

In less than a week more than 40L Kaka' # 8 Jerseys were sold.

AC MILAN side:

Season tickets pre-sale ( only for the past season ticket olders) is closing on July 8th, as today less than 800 ST were sold.

Last year in the same period almost 15K season tickets were sold during the pre-sale.

AC Milan fans are know to be loyal to the team,during the unfortunate year of the Serie B ( second diversion) San Siro was packed with 80k people each game, In the 90's we averaged 65K season pass tickets.

Rumors say that the management forecast this drop but not to this pint ( only 800 tickets sold) so they are definitely getting worry, so are the sponsors.

Fans for the most part are not upset about the KAKA' trade, money is money and AC Milan due to Berlusconi's position can't spend anymore money, the problem is the way this was handled.

They all sworn for months that Kaka' was never going to leave ACM ( him included), that he would have been the next captain and all those BS...Berlusconi declared that he was going to try to talk to kaka' ( just because there were the European elections)...

All these caused this drop in sales and a general feeling of being betrayed...

Definitely a new era for ACM is about to start.

kaka is bastard :D

Blazed · 07-04-2009, 10:56 AM

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Originally Posted by Scott McD

Only 800 season tickets sold ???

We (celtic) thought we had problems here when our usual 52,000 which we sell with no problems every year, dropped by 15,000 this year. No doubt by the time the season starts though those will all be gone aswell. I hope...

Season tickets are cheap as shit in Italy as well.

Scott McD · 07-04-2009, 11:05 AM

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Originally Posted by Blazed

Season tickets are cheap as shit in Italy as well.

Don't fans of the Italian clubs in the Champions League hardly ever go to the matches in the Group Stages also ?

I seem to remember something about that a while back, where they only start taking a real interest once the group stages are over with and they are in the next round...

Blazed · 07-04-2009, 12:26 PM

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Originally Posted by Scott McD

Don't fans of the Italian clubs in the Champions League hardly ever go to the matches in the Group Stages also ?

I seem to remember something about that a while back, where they only start taking a real interest once the group stages are over with and they are in the next round...

Yep Italian fans are shit in Europe and domestically, just watch serie a the stands are half empty. All they seem to do is run around stabbing rival fans in the backside.

CamTraffic · 07-04-2009, 12:33 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MOxxx

This is shows how today's player can "move" money to e from the team.

Kaka' left us ( Ac Milan) and went to Madrid.

REAL MADRID side:

In less than a week more than 40L Kaka' # 8 Jerseys were sold.

AC MILAN side:

Season tickets pre-sale ( only for the past season ticket olders) is closing on July 8th, as today less than 800 ST were sold.

Last year in the same period almost 15K season tickets were sold during the pre-sale.

AC Milan fans are know to be loyal to the team,during the unfortunate year of the Serie B ( second diversion) San Siro was packed with 80k people each game, In the 90's we averaged 65K season pass tickets.

Rumors say that the management forecast this drop but not to this pint ( only 800 tickets sold) so they are definitely getting worry, so are the sponsors.

Fans for the most part are not upset about the KAKA' trade, money is money and AC Milan due to Berlusconi's position can't spend anymore money, the problem is the way this was handled.

They all sworn for months that Kaka' was never going to leave ACM ( him included), that he would have been the next captain and all those BS...Berlusconi declared that he was going to try to talk to kaka' ( just because there were the European elections)...

All these caused this drop in sales and a general feeling of being betrayed...

Definitely a new era for ACM is about to start.

What is AC Milan gonna do with the money they got from selling KAKA to Madrid?

MOxxx · 07-04-2009, 02:15 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by donnie

Unfortunately I don?t agree with you about new era for Milan. Most of season tickets last year were sold when Ronaldinho was announced. I believe they sold about 5k in one single day. Last year none of the star players was sold and even with some questionable loans (Sheva, Senderos) and crazy purchases of Cardacio and Viudez (good players but took EU-places for nothing) everyone was expecting Milan to at least fight for a first place. This year Milan is continuing with selling star players and replacing them with crap. And that is what fans are protesting against by not buying season tickets.

I don?t expect any good signings this summer and I can?t lissen to Galliani anymore and his talk about all the ?champions? in Milan. I honestly belive we will resign Brocchi or Emerson and you will hear Galliani talking about ?triumphant return of a champion?. That would be in line with all the crap they have bought over the past years.
But I also undesratnd that none of the star players want to come to Italy with ancient arenas, violence, racism, low wages (relatively), low quality of the league and so on.

last year today we had 12k season tickets

Quote:

Originally Posted by donnie

No new era for Milan? Just more of the same like 4 last years.

LAst four? Then i'll take 2007: Champions League, Club World championship, Super cup

MOxxx · 07-06-2009, 12:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Blazed

All they seem to do is run around stabbing rival fans in the backside.

sure...if you add alcohol , pissing outside pubs, vomiting and passing out on benches then you have the British fan when travels abroad.

...pissing outside pubs, vomiting and passing out is valid for the UK games as well.

07-04-2009, 06:19 AM	#1
MOxxx Confirmed User Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Atlanta,GA Posts: 3,022	The opposite effect of the KAKA' trade. This is shows how today's player can "move" money to e from the team. Kaka' left us ( Ac Milan) and went to Madrid. REAL MADRID side: In less than a week more than 40L Kaka' # 8 Jerseys were sold. AC MILAN side: Season tickets pre-sale ( only for the past season ticket olders) is closing on July 8th, as today less than 800 ST were sold. Last year in the same period almost 15K season tickets were sold during the pre-sale. AC Milan fans are know to be loyal to the team,during the unfortunate year of the Serie B ( second diversion) San Siro was packed with 80k people each game, In the 90's we averaged 65K season pass tickets. Rumors say that the management forecast this drop but not to this pint ( only 800 tickets sold) so they are definitely getting worry, so are the sponsors. Fans for the most part are not upset about the KAKA' trade, money is money and AC Milan due to Berlusconi's position can't spend anymore money, the problem is the way this was handled. They all sworn for months that Kaka' was never going to leave ACM ( him included), that he would have been the next captain and all those BS...Berlusconi declared that he was going to try to talk to kaka' ( just because there were the European elections)... All these caused this drop in sales and a general feeling of being betrayed... Definitely a new era for ACM is about to start. __________________ Increase revenue and maximize your business potential by translating your website with a partner who truly understands your industry! For more information about X-Rated Translations visit https://www.xratedtranslations.com

07-04-2009, 10:40 AM	#3
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07-04-2009, 10:35 AM	#2
donnie Confirmed User Join Date: Jan 2003 Posts: 1,630	Unfortunately I don?t agree with you about new era for Milan. Most of season tickets last year were sold when Ronaldinho was announced. I believe they sold about 5k in one single day. Last year none of the star players was sold and even with some questionable loans (Sheva, Senderos) and crazy purchases of Cardacio and Viudez (good players but took EU-places for nothing) everyone was expecting Milan to at least fight for a first place. This year Milan is continuing with selling star players and replacing them with crap. And that is what fans are protesting against by not buying season tickets. I don?t expect any good signings this summer and I can?t lissen to Galliani anymore and his talk about all the ?champions? in Milan. I honestly belive we will resign Brocchi or Emerson and you will hear Galliani talking about ?triumphant return of a champion?. That would be in line with all the crap they have bought over the past years. But I also undesratnd that none of the star players want to come to Italy with ancient arenas, violence, racism, low wages (relatively), low quality of the league and so on. No new era for Milan? Just more of the same like 4 last years.