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Ronaldinho Out To Make Milan History
The Brazilian star has revealed that he plans to emulate Rossoneri legend Paolo Maldini and lead the club to domestic and European glory...
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| Bet: | Returns: | Milan £20.50 | Draw £34.00 | Arsenal £36.00 |
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| Bet: | Returns: | Milan £20.00 | Draw £32.00 | Arsenal £35.00 |
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| Bet: | Returns: | Milan £19.50 | Draw £34.00 | Arsenal £40.00 |
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Nov 6, 2009 8:01:55 AM
Milan ace Ronaldinho is relishing his almost convincing renaissance under new boss Leonardo and admits he is happy to be part of a family.
“I always feel the same, even though a lot of things have happened over the past three years,” he told La Gazzetta dello Sport.
“I have not changed. I just have more experience. The difference is that I am now playing and I am lucky enough to play for a winning team.
“It was difficult to sit on the bench. I am only happy when I am able to do what I love the most and that is playing football.
“I am enjoying myself. I like this Milan. We can play attacking football with this kind of players. And we are friends, on top of being team-mates. It’s a family and Milanello feels like home,” added the Brazilian star.
Milan seem revitalised after a poor start to the season and ‘Dinho’ is confident that the club’s future is rosy and he is determined to have a starring role in it.
“I want to be like [Paolo] Maldini,” he said.
“I want to play until I am 40 and maybe more. With Milan? Why not?
“We are doing well now and have regained our self-confidence. Can we challenge Inter for the title? It’s difficult, but anything can happen. And if we do well this season, this team can make Milan’s history books.”
Vince Masiello, Goal.com
“I always feel the same, even though a lot of things have happened over the past three years,” he told La Gazzetta dello Sport.
“I have not changed. I just have more experience. The difference is that I am now playing and I am lucky enough to play for a winning team.
“It was difficult to sit on the bench. I am only happy when I am able to do what I love the most and that is playing football.
“I am enjoying myself. I like this Milan. We can play attacking football with this kind of players. And we are friends, on top of being team-mates. It’s a family and Milanello feels like home,” added the Brazilian star.
Milan seem revitalised after a poor start to the season and ‘Dinho’ is confident that the club’s future is rosy and he is determined to have a starring role in it.
“I want to be like [Paolo] Maldini,” he said.
“I want to play until I am 40 and maybe more. With Milan? Why not?
“We are doing well now and have regained our self-confidence. Can we challenge Inter for the title? It’s difficult, but anything can happen. And if we do well this season, this team can make Milan’s history books.”
Vince Masiello, Goal.com
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