Me too

Technically speaking? Yes, but in reality he was only able to prove himself at Milan...

British commentators will always siding british teams, just like Italian commentators will always side Italian clubs

SO agree with you Dibzz.

Its like someone put a Mic in between two Arsenal assistant coaches, and they are discussing what is going wrong in the game. Its fine for British media to analyze the game at half time supporting Arsenal but during the game come on talk about the game. Man you see the regular game in Spanish or Arabic; they are pumped up and so excited.

These English commentators get up in the morning to blame and hate. No excitement with such amazing goals; rather than praise the Milan team the guy just goes on with saying what the Arsenal defence did wrong. So depressing always looking at the negative side (of what the team did wrong) rather then the brilliance of the team that scored

Sooo true, and it even happened again this evening, in the Napoli-Chelsea match. The commentators (one of them being Gary Neville I think)kept on talking about how Chelsea were actually better in the match, and they just werent taking their chances, and when Napoli looked likely to score from just about every attack, they said it was all down to Lavezzi and Cavani, thay they were the only great players in a mediocre team.... Now, I´m not even a Napoli follower but its obvious even to me that the whole team is made up of at least good players, and players like Hamsik, Gargano, Inler, Maggio and maybe some others are far from mediocre. Its like they just can't give any credit if its not to an english team (or Real/Barca). Btw I´m neither from Italy nor the UK and if anything watch more Premier League matches

Lets stick to our Milanello