Azulgrana Strong Same with Il Grande Milan

Posted on | Thursday, June 9, 2011 | No Comments

Milan - Franco Baresi was the captain of AC Milan when the team was labeled The Dream Team. Legendary Italian defender rate Barcelona as strong as the Rossoneri at the time.
The era that began when Silvio Berlusconi bought Milan in 1986. Arrigo Sacchi thereafter recruited and Dutch trio Marco van Basten, Frank Rijkaard and Ruud Gullit joined in..

Milan was immediately transformed a super team and was nicknamed The Immortals, because they are hard to beat. Five Serie A titles and three Champions League trophy is the starting measuring.
The same thing has happened since the entry of Pep Guardiola's Barca three years ago. The total with victory over Manchester United last night, Los Cules have collected three La Liga titles and two Champions League trophies.
Although the acquisition of the trophy was lost, but the Barca game is really inviting click amazed football lovers around the world and they also seemed difficult to be touched by the opponent.
So no one if Baresi expressed his admiration for the appearance of Lionel Messi et al. He did not hesitate mengomparasi Pep team is currently led by Milan became the world's best team in the late '80s and early '90s.
"We have to wait for this team to grow old. Before that no one could pass through Barcelona at this time," said Baresi as preached Football Italia.
"A lot of great teams like Ajax by Johan Cruyff and his Bayern Munich Franz Beckenbauer, who spawned a new generation of champions," he continued.
"But Barcelona is similar to Milanku, they have confidence in their DNA. With all due respect to your opponent, you will always be who always takes the initiative (the attack) and dictate the game," said the man was 51 years.
"In the technical side, the organization, passing and individual, these same two teams. We both changed football."
"The hope Barcelona is more spectacular to watch than Milan. But I'm sure we'll be difficult for them. Ah, how I really want to play against them," he concluded.