But then Milan was disappointing. My memory is that the league and Juve are very close, but they just can't catch up, but they give people hope. Especially the night in Istanbul in 2005 was a painful but unforgettable memory. Kaka is still young and Sheva is not old.
2006 is a year that I cannot forget. First of all, it's that phone call. At that time, my classmates told me happily that Juventus wanted Milan to be relegated to the championship. I didn't know that Milan was also a victim until I really understood the matter. At that time, the college entrance examination had just ended, and I could watch the World Cup happily. Although there is a telephone door, it is not too sad, especially after knowing that Milan have not been relegated, but have been fined. I am really happy to see my beloved Italy win the championship.
But the Calciopoli incident has just begun to affect Milan, and I always think that Milan began to decline from then on. Sheva's departure marks that Milan has no strong striker. Although Pi Bo's old age is a flash in the pan and Pato is promising, none of them have done as much as Ukrainian nuclear warheads. Sheva left an era.
However, at the most difficult time in Milan, Kaka broke out. Maybe he realized that he wanted to leave a football player at his peak. In Athens in 2007, Kaka, who almost brought Milan up by himself, met the Red Army again. Although the match was not very exciting, the two goals of Super Pi Bo didn't give Gerrard a chance to lift the big ear cup again. And the trophy is held high by cavalry, a legend of loyalty and honor. I watched the game in the internet cafe all night, and I was really sleepy.
This Champions League is just a miracle, which means nothing. After that, Milan was very unattractive.
Kaka's departure is the end of an era in Milan that I am familiar with. Goodbye Sheva, goodbye Kaka, goodbye knight, goodbye Anpang, goodbye Christmas tree and goodbye youth. . . . . .