Iniziativa "Grazie Paolo"

Vi avviso che abbiamo pensato di raccogliere i messaggi dei tifosi per Paolo e io andrò a portarli a casa sua!!Ora io devo partire, ma quando torno farò tutto, anche perchè contatterò tantissimi fans tramite facebook!
Quindi inizate a pensare cosa volete scrivere oppure se volete fare un video messaggio!

I tell you that have thought to pick up the messages of the fans for Paolo and I will go to bring them to his house!!Now I must depart, but when I return I will do everything, also because I will contact a lot of fans through facebook!
So start to think what want to write or if want to make a video message!

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I Wanted Milan's Paolo Maldini At Chelsea - Carlo Ancelotti

The coach has given a 360 degree interview, in which he touched upon his ambitions with Chelsea, his English skills, Milan and the transfer market...

Chelsea coach Carlo Ancelotti admits he tried to take Paolo Maldini with him to Stamford Bridge, but the Italian declined the offer.

The former Milan tactician has returned to speak about Calcio, as well as the high transfer prices and his struggle with trying to grasp the English language, before and after moving to West London.

Ancelotti is trying to build an empire based on European and Premier League success at Chelsea, and gave his views on progress at Stamford Bridge.

"If there was one player I would have liked to take to Chelsea from Milan, it would be Maldini, even at 41 I would have him," Ancelotti told Italian radio, as reported by Sky Sport Italia.

"I made a proposal to him, but his desire was to stop after many years in the game."

The coach also spoke about his English lessons and of a bet he made with Didier Drogba as to who would learn a language faster.

"I made a bet with Drogba about whether I would learn English faster than he would learn Italian, and I think he will win the bet," added the coach.

"Three Chelsea directors have also been learning Italian, maybe out of desperation," joked Ancelotti, referring to his English skills.

"There was one time when I was with David Beckham. He was on the massage table and I said, 'He who sleeps fails to catch the fish,' and everyone started laughing."

Ancelotti then spoke about the summer transfer market, and in particular, Real Madrid's lavish spending.

"It's a very complicated market because prices are so high. Look at Ronaldo's move to Real for example - that was very high," continued the coach.

"Ronaldinho? I hope he gets back to his best, I really do, for himself and for Milan."

Salvatore Landolina, Goal.com

Italian FA: Thank You Paolo Maldini

The Italian football association have honoured the defensive legend...

The Italian FA (FIGC) have paid tribute to the legendary Paolo Maldini after the defender elected to a distinguished career, which saw him play 126 times for the Azzurri, at the end of season 2008-09.

The FIGC have dedicated a whole page to Maldini in today's edition of La Gazzetta Dello Sport, thanking him for the appearances he made for La Nazionale from 1988-2002.

The message inside the paper's spread reads, "Paolo Maldini, 126 times Azzurro, Grazie."

The picture (right) shows the stopper wearing the famous number three jersey with the captain's armband on his left arm.

Maldini began his Azzurri career during in 1988 and he retired from the international scene following the infamous shock loss to South Korea during the 2002 World Cup.

The FIGC have now honoured the Italian, but many fans of the legend, including Goal.com, have campaigned for one last match with Maldini in an Azzurri shirt.

Maldini officially retired from club football on the last day of the season, and his contract with Milan expires today.

Salvatore Landolina, Goal.com

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Holidays in Miami 2009 pics From Gossip News!!!

Happy Birthday Paolo!!!

41 years Old Today :)




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Maldini's Family with Nesta's Family Holidays in Miami, 06/18/09 (HQ's)

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Paolo Maldini Farewell Press Conference, June 10, 2009 (More pics)

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14 JUNE 09 MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA, USA MALDINI AND SONS IN MIAMI VACATION.

Chelsea Tempt Milan Legend Paolo Maldini With Bench Role – Report

The Milan icon may join another club for the first time in his 24-year career, according to reports...

Chelsea are trying to lure Paolo Maldini to Stamford Bridge by offering him a role on the bench, according to La Gazzetta Dello Sport.

The legendary defender, who retired from football and is pondering his next move, could be reunited with former coach Carlo Ancelotti sooner than expected. The report suggests Maldini met with Ancelotti and a Chelsea director earlier this week to discuss a potential move to London.

It is suggested the Blues made an offer to the Italian and the former stopper told them of his requirements. Voices claim Maldini could be employed as a team manager to work alongside Ancelotti and his assistant, Ray Wilkins.

Maldini then flew out to Miami for his holidays in order to ponders his future. Earlier reports suggested the former No. 3 would be offered a coaching role in Milan's youth academy.

On Monday, Maldini held a press conference in Milan, where he revealed he would be thinking about what to do next over the summer. He also hinted that he would evaluate offers.

Salvatore Landolina, Goal.com

BEING PAOLO MALDINI

I am and will always remain a Milan fan. For the time being my future will be the management of my family. THE DECLARATIONS OF PAOLO MALDINI DURING THE PRESS CONFERENCE.




Hereunder the declarations of Paolo Maldini during the press conference which was held today at San Siro.

MILAN – “The last match in Florence was nice to reach the third place and from a personal level, what happened at the Franchi was an honour to have received the affection from the fans and from my team-mates.

“I am and will always remain a Rossonero fan, sincerely this is an huge chance. Kaka is the first player of a certain level to be sold, in the past such an idea was never taken into consideration. He’s one of the five best players in the world, just like Messi or Cristiano Ronaldo. This decision was taken badly by my team-mates and the fans.

“Looking at the accounts is logical, but it’s also logical to fix reachable objectives, thinking of winning the Champions League without Kaka is a utopian objective. There is an important change, but I have the hope that this team remains always at the top. The difficulties of the transfer market are in choosing the players who allow you to make the quality jump, the purchasing power of Italian football changed, and the teams who have the strong players are holding on to them. As a player, when Baresi quit, I felt almost lost, I was missing a morale and physical support, I was seeing a black future, but then the club worked well and everything started again. We had many farewells and this team always started again greatly with bigger objectives. Milan’s story goes on. The investments of the Italian teams are not the same as the English or Spanish ones, we have teams who play well at football and to survive they must look at the balance and less at the game. Milan had success because to win n Europe you don’t need to be physically strong, but you must impose the game.

“Ronaldinho will have many responsibilities for next season, last year he was not the real leader and this responsibility can do him well. I don’t know the market strategies of Milan. Our team with two or three retouches could have been great, losing Kaka we must aim on other players and we must see what team will be set for July 6 at Milanello and put in the hands of Leonardo. Even he will have to test himself, it’s a bet and Milan won them in the past, the hope is that even this time it can reach a good result.

“I believe the enthusiasm is fundamental to arrive to certain results, I don’t think that the Milan transfer market is over, it has just started. Pirlo? I think it’s too early to consider him a player of a certain age since he’s only 30 years old, I don’t know the details and I don’t know the club’s thought, I think that before leaving Milan he will think about it not 10 times, but at least 100 times. I don’t think that there is a soap opera like with Kaka for Pato, he’s 19-years-old, has an extraordinary talent and so Pato must remain here.

“It’s important to have a Youth Sector with a club’s line to pull out important players. There will be Filippo Galli who I consider a capable person. We started late but the results will be seen in three or five years.

“I don’t know who will be the Milan captain, the idea could have been that it was Ambrosini due to the rules we have always given ourselves, but the choice could also be taken by the coach. Everything will depend from the management of Leonardo, I don’t see it as a big problem.

“Berlusconi said some things which I agree with regards to what happened on Sunday during Milan-Roma. The club is not identifiable in just one person, Milan are the fans, the players and the directors. Berlusconi’s words put me at ease. He said things I would have liked to hear after the Roma game. With regards to the response announcement of Galliani, maybe he took it personally, but I didn’t want to put it personally. Guardiola’s gesture after the final in Rome was very nice: him winning the Champions League and a minute later he thinks about me…no I will not go to Barcelona, even though the thing pleased me a lot. The dedication arrived even though I only spoke to Guardiola two or three times as an opponent because some game, I'm not his friend, therefore it was all dictated by the sentiment and the heart. Barcelona arrived in Italy on Monday, they saw what happened the previous Sunday at San Siro and there were shocked. Milan-Roma and the banners? I felt bad at first, but going back home, after 200 people came to celebrate me, what remained mostly in my head was the full stadium with all those scarves exposed to the sky for me. It was a confirmation of the fact that what I had I deserve it on the pitch and I never asked for anything to anyone, despite having an important surname. What has been said about my name when I was a small kid hurt me, but it helped me to grow. I don’t think that Berlusconi has any intention to sell, I think that he will continue. In the past there have been moments of refounding with many players who stop, there have been minor objectives before always returning to great targets.

“My future? It’s the management of my family life, I did not make any commitments with anyone, I received some offers from my historical sponsors. From Milan nothing, but there’s time, it doesn’t mean that a great player can be a great director, but I know this environment well. I wouldn’t like to put just my face, the youth sector was offered to me, but it's not my aspiration and I think that they must be people who have a certain experience and I don't have.

“I’m serene and happy to have fulfilled myself in the profession I love and as a person. I’m prudent on the future, even though there’s a small question mark right now. I never thought about changing shirt during my career due to my faithfulness to these colours, and this for a young player like Santon could be a very nice story. The players at times are forced to leave. I think that I will realize this when the teams will be during their training camp in mid-July. If I had listened to my children, I should have gone forward for five or six more years. They were very attached to Ricky for his technical qualities and he has a strange effect on the children. Even they will not have any difficulty to remain always Milanisti.

“It was a very beautiful last year. I played a sport I love in a wonderful environment, nothing could scratch and touch what I did in the past, a year without winning cannot damage my career. The best moment of my career is not only one, but two or three at the fullest of my capacity. I remember the first and second year of Capello, the year with Zaccheroni, even with Ancelotti in 2003 and 2004, but also with Sacchi, because I formed myself and reached the national team. The passion was at the base of everything, trying to always improve, in the long run it became a challenge with myself. In football you grow from the human level, you learn the respect towards others, at 16 years of age I used to work in a world of adults and it was a growth which brought me to be a respected person, the real spring is the passion for the sport. I had many positive examples and from them I tried to learn, the important thing is the family and I had close to me who managed me and gave an education. With Milan I have no regrets. The defeats are very painful, but are part of the game. After 4 World Cups with the national team, I would have wanted to win something, I cannot deny that they were 15 very beautiful years, with a bit more of luck I might have managed to win what the Italian national team won when I stopped.

“On the rapport with the fans of the Curva I think that if I have to go to dinner with them to earn a banner, I ask myself what sense it has, if they do it without me going to dinner it means that I did well what I’m paid for. If a certain detachment is kept, certain actions that they do can be criticized, it’s a more direct rapport.

“With regards to Carlo Ancelotti, I think that in England he will have to adapt to a more physical football, he will need to learn English well. Leonardo is a bet and usually the president won these bets, bringing a charge of innovation and youth is not bad. It’s a courageous choice, but it’s not bad. The coach is important, he must manage the group and is there that the wins are prepared and is also important for the management of the dressing room during the year. There are coaches who give an unmistakable footprint to their squads.”

Paolo Maldini -La Storia- da ''Milan Channel''

Paolo Maldini a "Segni Particolari" su Milan Channel

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Adriana e Cesare Maldini intervistati al TG1 per l'addio al calcio di Paolo Maldini

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