3 کاربر از پست مفید Nesta سپاس کرده اند .
درسته، اگه کادر سیاه انقدر براق نبود و همرنگ خطوط بود خیلی قابل تحمل تر میشد.
جدا از این کادر سیاه، طراحی پیراهن عالی ئه. ولی هر چی سعی میکنم نمیتونم فلسفه ی وجود این کادر رو هضم و درک کنم!
شاید فشار اسپانسر هم بوده ها... مثلا فکر کردن علامت bwin در لباس فصل گذشته زیاد تو چشم نمیزده و محو بوده و برای همین گفتن باید زیرش یه زمینه سیاه قرار بدید. و گرنه نمیتونم تصور کنم آدیداس انقدر بد سلیقه باشه.
این هم طرح پشت لباس... فونت و رنگ جدید اسامی و شماره ها هم کمی عجیب غریب شده ولی بد نیست به نظرم.
البته یه چیزی هم هست، این عکس ها چون با نور فلش مستقیم گرفته شدن، خیلی واضح تفاوت جنس و رنگ کادر سیاه رو با خطوط نشون میدن. یعنی باعث شدن جنس براق کادر سیاه خوب خودشون نشون بده.
تو زمین بازی و نور طبیعی خورشید و یا پروژکتور های استادیوم ها، فکر میکنم دیگه انقدر واضح و زننده نباشه.
باید تا بازی با پی اس وی صبر کنیم و ببینیم.
گالیانی سعی کرده هیچ فشاری اعمال نکنه. گفته "اگه رئال حاضر بود باپتیستا رو یکسال قرضی بفرسته به میلان و تو قراردادش هم گزینه خرید دائمی رو قرار بده، ما هیچ مشکلی نخواهیم داشت. اگر رئال مخالفت کرد، مسئله ای نیست. با همین بازیکن هایی که داریم خط حمله رو تشکیل میدیم، یعنی رونالدو، کاکا، اینزاگی، جیلاردینو و سیدورف (جدیدا کاکا و سیدورف هم شدن مهاجم!!!) خیلی هم عالیه!"
البته به شخصه فکر کنم مادرید قبول کنه.
در مورد پاتو هم گفته "اولویت اول خرید ما". چون پاتو پاسپورت اتحادیه اروپا نداره، بنابراین اگر قرار همین حالا باپتیستا (یا هر بازیکن دیگه ای) بیاد میلان، باید پاسپورت اتحادیه اروپا داشته باشه تا محدودیتی موقع خرید پاتو جلوی راه میلان قرار نگیره.
میلان در حال حاضر فقط برای یک بازیکن بدون پاسپورت فضای خالی داره و گالیانی هم اعلام کرده اون بازیکن پاتو ست.
نه آزمایشی نیست. طرح نهایی ئه!
مشکل من فقط با همون کادر سیاه رنگه. وگرنه اتفاقا خیلی طراحی و تعداد زیاد خطوط راه راه اش رو دوست داشتم.
کاربر روبرو از پست مفید Sir Bob Paisley سپاس کرده است .
ROME, July 31 (Reuters) - Champions Inter will face AC Milan two days before Christmas and three games from the end of the season following the draw for the 2007/08 Serie A season on Tuesday.
Inter, who ran away with last year's championship after Juventus were demoted and Milan deducted points for match-fixing, will have "home" advantage at their shared San Siro stadium on Dec. 23 before the league has a two-week break.
Juve open their return to the top flight with a home game against Livorno on Aug. 26 and face their first real test in the fourth round of matches on Sept. 23 when they visit last year's runners-up AS Roma.
The Turin club, who stormed to promotion from Serie B last season after hanging on to prize assets such as Gianluigi Buffon, play their first derby at Torino on Sept. 30 before hosting arch-rivals Inter on Nov. 4.
"It is a battle which is important for the fans. November is a good date," Juventus chairman Giovanni Cobolli Gigli said.
Juve visit European champions Milan on Dec. 2 with the return match on April 13. Television companies have yet to decide their schedules and some fixture dates could change.
Soccer dignitaries at the lavish computer draw ceremony in Rome were united in hoping for a scandal-free season after the last campaign was wrecked by crowd violence and the fall-out from the match-fixing verdict.
Big clubs Genoa and Napoli have also joined Juventus back in the top flight, leading to some tasty encounters in the draw.
"This draw shows what a great championship it will be for all the teams," Cobolli added.
Italian league chief Antonio Matarrese joked: "We have an intelligent and wise computer."
Milan coach Carlo Ancelotti has identified Julio Baptista as an ideal summer signing - and Adriano Galliani has been charged with landing the Brazilian player.
The powerful attacking midfielder would be a useful addition to the Rossoneri squad, but Galliani has confirmed that Milan won't be rushing headlong into a deal.
He said, "The situation is very clear, if Real are willing to let him leave on a loan deal with a buy-out option we can strike a deal.
While it is, indeed, not bad at all, the Milanese fans are hungry for new signings - which have been conspicuous by their absence this summer - and one wonders how the supporters would react if August came and went without a big-name arrival.
But hopes of Baptista being a new player may be dashed when one considers the alleged terms desired by Real Madrid.
As reported earlier, Madrid coach Bernd Schuster still has his eye on Kaka - and a big suitcase full of cash ready to be sent to Milan - and the club may eye a swap deal.
Rumour has it that the Merengues are weighing up the possibility of a 55 million euro deal, plus Baptista and Cassano, in exchange for Kaka.
For now, however, Galliani denies that this is the case.
“Kaka? No Real official asked for him or included Baptista in an offer for him, they know that he cannot be bought and that we will keep him for at least four more years,” insisted the vice-president.
Kaka was happy with AC Milan's first hit-out for the new season against Lecco.
The Brazilian scored in the 4-0 win and told Milan Channel: "It was great to score and win the first match of the season, it was really important.
"Last year I was not here for our opening game, but this time I was and I'm in great shape.
"I hope we will do even better than last year. I think it is important for us to start well, with everyone here for pre-season training.
"We have only been working for a week, but everything is going well. Obviously I still have to improve many aspects, but I am happy to be here for my fifth season with Milan."
Former AC Milan star Rui Costa has heaped praise on Kaka.
"Apart from being a great person on and off the pitch, he is very good technically and physically and has a perfect understanding of the game," the Portuguese midfielder stated in an interview UEFA magazine.
"He has a will to win and will become one of the best players in the world."
Alexandre Pato favours a move to Chelsea over rival offers from Real Madrid, AC Milan and Inter.
Gazzetta dello Sport says the 17 year-old Internacional striker dreams of pulling on a Blues shirt and actually goes by the nickname 'Stamford Bridge' when chatting with friends on the internet.
However, Chelsea are believed to be well behind Real Madrid and AC Milan in the race for the Brazil U20 international.
کاربر روبرو از پست مفید KAKA سپاس کرده است .