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First goal! Great Performance! Will he stay?!

fetyani — Mon, 26 Jan 2009 23:29:25 +0000

First goal! Great Performance! Will he stay?!

This weekend Milan went to Bologna to get their revenge from the Season opener loss. A very convincing 4-1 victory gave Milan the 3 points to keep them 6 points away from the leaders Inter. A goal from Clarence Seedorf, 2 from Ricky Kaka and one from our man David. Of course after the game rumors and reports were flying all over regarding Beckham extending his stay. After proving he can still play and provide for the team. So the big question is, will he stay? Well according to Ancelotti, it’s up to David.

David’s Goal against Bologna. Jan 25, 09. 59th minute, Bologna 1-4 Milan.

Goal.com gave him a 7.5 Rating. “He blasted in his first Serie A goal and was involved in many Milan moves. After Bologna were down to ten men he showed his skill-set with some fine passing and movement.”

Words from Coach Carlo Ancelotti on Becks performance and his contract situation:

“It’s up to him to decide,”

“Our hands are tied, because he has a running contract [with LA Galaxy].”

“As long as Beckham is at my disposal, I don’t see why I shouldn’t field him, since he is performing so well.”

“I am patient and sometimes very good,”

“But even I can’t take a player and get him in the team after just 10 days [of training].

“The merit is all his and his desire to return to play important football. He has done it with intelligence. He is a protagonist for this reason.”

“Will he remain? In football everything is possible,”

“We will not put any pressure on him, the choice is up to him.”

“Sure, he knows our wish is that he stays here. The moment Beckham has to return to America will certainly be a sad one also because of the help he is giving the team, the quality of his play and balance.”

“The position that he has in our midfield is ideal for him,”

Ricky Kaka:

“It was great to see David’s first goal for Milan. He is giving us a hand and I hope that he will stay with us for a very long time.”

From the man himself Becks:

“It was a really special goal, and in the same way it is very special to play here. The most important thing was for us to win and now we have even more belief in ourselves ahead of Wednesday’s game.”

“I feel really good here [at Milan]. I have joined a squad that has wanted me for years and I play for exceptional fans. I will remain here until March and then I will see. For now I am only thinking about playing.”

President Silvio Berlusconi after the game to Sport Media Set, outlining that he wants Beckham to stay with Milan.

“Beckham is a champion,”

“We will try and hold onto him.”

AC Milan lawyer Leandro Cantamessa to Sky Sports Italia.

“After March anything can happen. Beckham must first speak to Los Angeles Galaxy and tell them that he is happy here and only then can we begin a new negotiation which is not based on a loan deal.”

Becks will have to pressure L.A Galaxy to let him stay or do whatever so he can stay. Im sure if both David and Milan push Galaxy, Milan will get their way. Basically big teams with big people behind them and big money win over small clubs. L.A Galaxy in this case. It may not be fair but hey this is how the world goes round.

From a Milanista’s perspective, i will agree to this deal for only this season. Next season? too early to tell now, but for one i wouldn’t want to rely on him as a key player. He can be a bench player and help the team and team-mates. So basically, no big investments towards him and don’t depend on him too much. For now, he’s Okay.

Milan and Beckham will be playing Genoa on Wednesday this week. Another important 3 points that must be picked up on the road. Becks has to make sure he’s on top form, Coach Don Fabio Capello will be at the San Siro on Wednesday.

Just a quick note: Thank god Ricky Kaka will be staying with Milan for longer now. He is literally Priceless. The fans showed the management and the world that Ricky Kaka is ours! [Video]. There are stuff more important than money….well actually to be honest, There are stuff more important than MORE money. you need some money first, then it’s not about money, but with no money everything is about money.

Forza Milan, Forza Ricky Kaka & Forza Beckham!

Beckham’s 70 Yard Goal

jen — Sun, 25 May 2008 22:34:26 +0000

What a crowd pleaser!!

This goal made me all giggly, warm, and fuzzy inside. What a fun goal, destined for highlight reels everywhere.

In Andrea Canales’ interview with Landon Donovan, he had this to say about the goal:

“Honestly, I told David, ‘I’d probably put that out for a throw-in somewhere,’ just because you get so excited and the ball is moving and you don’t know what you’re going to do,” a still-incredulous Donovan said. “When [Beckham] hit it, you could just tell — he hit it so clean. There’s nobody else I’d want hitting that, for sure. Maybe goalies will think twice before coming out on him again. It doesn’t help their stats.”

My Thoughts Exactly

jen — Wed, 07 May 2008 02:57:58 +0000

I was checking the MLS Goal of the Week voting and ran across a great post from Dan Loney over at Big Soccer. Becks is currently losing in the GOTW rankings. Is there a Beckhamania backlash among MLS fans? Surely, of all of the goals nominated this week Becks’ two goals are one and two. Is that arguable? Sure. I’m not always right (ask my husband).

So have we become used to the Beckham bend already? Is it nothing special that he dips and bends it, as in the first goal, like none other in this league? I know where he’s striking the ball. I know what kind of spin he’s putting on it. I actually like to spend my precious kid-free time analyzing his technique — it’s fun! But the day we find not-much-of-note in his scoring ability is the day I make the WNT because I bent one over a wall of other 30-somethings two years ago. C’mon people, love him or hate him, let’s be honest about his performance.

Textbook David Beckham

jen — Tue, 06 May 2008 00:48:19 +0000

Beckham’s goals versus Real Salt Lake on May 3rd. Two beautiful bending balls into the left upper 90 out of goalkeeper Nick Rimando’s reach.

Each of these goals are up for MLS Goal of the Week. I’m not sure of the exact statistics, but I don’t think I’ve seen one player have two goals nominated in the same week. If anyone has more information on that, please let me know.

These are his bread and butter. Saweet!!