:devil::stuckup: roud: :star:
1) Having goosebumps each time you hear or see the name M I L A N. :stuckup::devil:
2) The most beautiful combination of colours. Red and Black. :devil:
3) Being the most titled team in the world at International level. :stuckup::devil:
4) First Italian team ever to have won the Champions Cup. :devil:
5) First Italian player to have won the prestigious Ballon d'Or in Gianni Rivera. :star::devil:
6) Gianni Rivera. Nuff said. :stuckup:
7) The luminous and genial assists of the Golden Boy to Prati and co.
8) Il Paron Nereo Rocco. :heart: :star: and imaging vividly the speeches of Il Paron starting with "Cio Mona". :angel:
9) Having Nordhal's 35 goals in a season in Serie A still being the record of goals scored in one season by a striker!
10) Pierino Prati's hat trick in Madrid against Cruyff's Ajax in the 69 Champions Cup final...:star:
11) Wembly. 1963. Cesarone Maldini raising the Champions Cup to the sky. A tradion was born...:devil:
12) Salonico. 1972. William Vecchi single-handedly winning the Cup Winners' Cup for Milan against Leeds. :star:
13) Milan-Bologna. 1979. Stella. :star: Nuff said.:happy:
14) Mark Attila Hately jumping over Carlo Judas Collovatti and offering the derby to Milan after years of sufferings. :devil:
15) Watching Luci a San Siro aka Donadoni enligthening the San Siro with his fumnabulesque runs and dribbles that would make proud Mané Garrincha!!!:star:
16) Watching Kaizer Franz commanding like a general the defence in a beautifully and synchronized manner whihc would have made proud Jules Cesar and Napolean Bonaparte. :star::stuckup:
17) The mesmerizing and orgasmic goals of the Swan of Utrecht. The greatest of all!:heart::star:
18) Watching mesmerized the Divine Swan defy the laws of gravity of Newton in Madrid and score a diving header from the ground. Breathe-taking stuff. :star:
19) Watching Ruud Gullit's run breezing through past the entire Napoli team and offering on a plate the goal of #11 to the Swan. Unforgettable!roud:
20) Having the best and most faithful fans in the world. 80,000 fans at the San Siro to watch Milan-Cavese in Serie B while Inter with Rummenigge barely was able to pull 40,000 in Serie A. :stress:
21) From Hell to Paradise in less than 5 years!!!:stuckup:
22) Carletto Terminator's missile that almost decapitated Paco Buyo's hand on April 19, 1989. :
23) April 19, 1989: Total extermination Job of Real Madrid that would make Arnold Schwarzenegger's proud. :devil:
24) 90,000 Milanisti exodus in Cataluna to witness the boys over-conquering Coppa Campioni # 3. :stuckup::star:
25) Symphony of Angels recited by the Troupe of Il Diavolo in Barcelona in front of a capacity Camp Nou which left not even the slightest of chances to the opposing orchestra from Roumania. :devil::stuckup: :star:roud:
More to come later...
MILAN 4EVER!!!!:stuckup::stuckup: :devil:roud: :heart: :star:
Cheers.
1) Having goosebumps each time you hear or see the name M I L A N. :stuckup::devil:
2) The most beautiful combination of colours. Red and Black. :devil:
3) Being the most titled team in the world at International level. :stuckup::devil:
4) First Italian team ever to have won the Champions Cup. :devil:
5) First Italian player to have won the prestigious Ballon d'Or in Gianni Rivera. :star::devil:
6) Gianni Rivera. Nuff said. :stuckup:
7) The luminous and genial assists of the Golden Boy to Prati and co.
8) Il Paron Nereo Rocco. :heart: :star: and imaging vividly the speeches of Il Paron starting with "Cio Mona". :angel:
9) Having Nordhal's 35 goals in a season in Serie A still being the record of goals scored in one season by a striker!
10) Pierino Prati's hat trick in Madrid against Cruyff's Ajax in the 69 Champions Cup final...:star:
11) Wembly. 1963. Cesarone Maldini raising the Champions Cup to the sky. A tradion was born...:devil:
12) Salonico. 1972. William Vecchi single-handedly winning the Cup Winners' Cup for Milan against Leeds. :star:
13) Milan-Bologna. 1979. Stella. :star: Nuff said.:happy:
14) Mark Attila Hately jumping over Carlo Judas Collovatti and offering the derby to Milan after years of sufferings. :devil:
15) Watching Luci a San Siro aka Donadoni enligthening the San Siro with his fumnabulesque runs and dribbles that would make proud Mané Garrincha!!!:star:
16) Watching Kaizer Franz commanding like a general the defence in a beautifully and synchronized manner whihc would have made proud Jules Cesar and Napolean Bonaparte. :star::stuckup:
17) The mesmerizing and orgasmic goals of the Swan of Utrecht. The greatest of all!:heart::star:
18) Watching mesmerized the Divine Swan defy the laws of gravity of Newton in Madrid and score a diving header from the ground. Breathe-taking stuff. :star:
19) Watching Ruud Gullit's run breezing through past the entire Napoli team and offering on a plate the goal of #11 to the Swan. Unforgettable!roud:
20) Having the best and most faithful fans in the world. 80,000 fans at the San Siro to watch Milan-Cavese in Serie B while Inter with Rummenigge barely was able to pull 40,000 in Serie A. :stress:
21) From Hell to Paradise in less than 5 years!!!:stuckup:
22) Carletto Terminator's missile that almost decapitated Paco Buyo's hand on April 19, 1989. :
23) April 19, 1989: Total extermination Job of Real Madrid that would make Arnold Schwarzenegger's proud. :devil:
24) 90,000 Milanisti exodus in Cataluna to witness the boys over-conquering Coppa Campioni # 3. :stuckup::star:
25) Symphony of Angels recited by the Troupe of Il Diavolo in Barcelona in front of a capacity Camp Nou which left not even the slightest of chances to the opposing orchestra from Roumania. :devil::stuckup: :star:roud:
More to come later...
MILAN 4EVER!!!!:stuckup::stuckup: :devil:roud: :heart: :star:
Cheers.