Comments on: Milan Meet & Greet

By: Fetyani

Fetyani — Sun, 02 Mar 2008 22:22:40 +0000

that sounds great bonnie, i must do that next time. i had the directions, but a friend told me i might get lost and its a long ride, plus i barely speak any italian.

By: Bonnie

Bonnie — Sun, 02 Mar 2008 22:04:22 +0000

I actually took the train out, and then a bus, and then walked a bit. It wasn’t hard… actually, I say that now, but it was difficult at the time. Woke up at 5:30, had no idea where I was, walked until I found signs… I was so bloody happy when Oddo (first player to show up) arrived – made it all worthwhile. Almost all the players stop and sign autographs and chat – Oddo, Pirlo, Nesta, Rino, Ambro and Billy, Kalac, Ancelotti, Fiore, Brocchi, and Pippo, who was a little flirt.

Seriously, I’ll be there for the derby, in Rome for the last match weekend but I think I’m gonna try to get over, so if any of you are there I’d be up for meeting up!

By: Fetyani

Fetyani — Sun, 02 Mar 2008 20:16:04 +0000

yah thats my major plan in my life. going to the next derby + maldini’s farewell game. but i wont know if ill be able to go to the derby until the beginning of April.

By: Avia

Avia — Sun, 02 Mar 2008 15:03:47 +0000

WOW, liked that pic Fet!

I probs would have pee’d in the urinals man! lol.

Hey, i went to Alcatraz and sat on Al Capones toilet!

I think we should organize a trip to the last derby or Maldinis last match and make a point of visiting Milanello also.

Who’s with me??

By: Fetyani

Fetyani — Sat, 01 Mar 2008 17:56:20 +0000

im good friends with Paolo Maldini, he got me in the locker rooms. im kidding..im kidding. its 12 euros for the tour and museum. you even go to the inter locker room, im not saying because im a milanista, but inter’s locker room is just plain and stupid. and i sat in maldini’s seat, and rubbed my ass in it!! =D one thing i also wanted to do badly in pee in the urinals lol, but i thought thats way over the line. the locker room http://s134.photobucket.com/albums/q87/milanista3/?action=view¤t=DSC03425.jpg

bonnie, i dont meet the players, they come to me =D but yah of course, for Il Capitano to win his derby, ill sacrifice my life. unless i meet Il Capitano =)

i never got a chance to go to milanello, how did you go there? because i heard its around 70 euro ride one way and you may just meet some players outside. although the day before the derby they allowed fans to watch the training and i didnt know, so i missed it.

By: Bonnie

Bonnie — Sat, 01 Mar 2008 17:42:53 +0000

I’m wondering the same thing, I didn’t do a tour last time, I dragged myself out to Milanello instead and got autographs and such (I know, so lame, but I had to).

Umm, Fetyani, do you think this time you can sacrifice your amazing “meeting the players” luck for a derby win?

By: Avia

Avia — Sat, 01 Mar 2008 11:45:58 +0000

Fetyani, how are the visits to the locker rooms arranged??

Do they do tours around the San Siro??

By: sushan

sushan — Sat, 01 Mar 2008 10:54:27 +0000

1. Where are you located? i am from bangalore india

2. Work or Study? Study. only 17 and in junior college

3. How did you become Rossoneri? really started following football seriously in 2002-03.fell in love with milan ever since.wat a final we had that year

4. Favorite National Team (please tell us if it is different than your Nationality)? FORZA AZZURRI!!!!! CAMPIONE DEL MONDO. I LOVE ITALY

5. Favorite Current Player? SINCE maldini is retiring it will be pirlo

6. Favorite Past Player?once il capitano retires i’ll answer this.i also like sheva

7. Favorite Milan Moment? Champions Leauge 2003

8. Worst Milan Moment? 2005 Final.fuck gerrard

9. Favorite Foreigner to Wear the Red and Black? Sheva ,who else.really miss him a lot

10. Favorite player to never wear Rossoneri? del piero

By: Fetyani

Fetyani — Sat, 01 Mar 2008 06:17:26 +0000

yah i know what you mean bonnie. especially the first time you see the stadium from outside. i was walking and just saying, where the hell is it, then i see the tip of the stadiums corners, best feeling. it even gets better when you go inside, visit the locker rooms and stuff. unfortunately in both games they only sang (forza lotta, vincere, non ti laceremo mai) once in the catania game and only a few group of fans started singing it, when they did the hair on my neck was up straight, got goosebumps all over my body.

again, there’s a reason why we didnt win, a logical reason. god decided ill have the best luck right up to the game, actually right up to pirlo’s goal, then we lose. i sat on a plane next to seedorf, we chatted for 40 minutes straight. met ambrosini and kaladze. also ran into Ariedo Braida.

okay, now i really cant wait!!!! some people who live in europe, especially around their favorite team, dont know how lucky they are.

By: Bonnie

Bonnie — Sat, 01 Mar 2008 00:35:06 +0000

Hey, when I went to the San Siro, we won, 3-1(phenomenal strike by Ronaldo for first goal)! But it was against Empoli, so it was expected. But we also drew Roma at home when I went, so I don’t seem to bring quite the back luck Fetyani does.

Honestly, there is no feeling like going to the San Siro for the first time, sitting in those seats surrounded by other fans, seeing the Coreography, screaming as our boys take the pitch.

It’s funny though, I was sitting with mostly season ticket holders and the difference in our attitudes was so different. they left 5 minutes before time, they thought I was hilarious because I would cheer and scream at everything, they sat for most of the game. What I wouldn’t give to be at every game like them!