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Milan Aleksic - Confirmed


Geppetto said:
Has he joined up with the squad yet? Started training? Is Samed here as well?

Excited for his interview and interested to know what he thinks of our fans and if he signed for us because of our fans and if he has learnt all of our names yet.

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Think he will be class this lad. Looking forward to seeing him feature against Spain.
 
andy78 said:
"He is only 18 years old, and I saw one reception of the ball like Messi. This is something that not everyone can do. Phenomenal control of the ball, vision, passing".

He said that just before the Euros and then even today singled him out for more praise during his presser:

"Aleksic showed a quality that I liked. I don't care how old he is, he represents the future. He deserves to be given a chance, to be in the company of the best. It is an indication to other players to follow that path and become national team members."
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Wow!!!
 
Looking foward to seeing how the lad gets on. We dont spend over 3m lightly these days. He looks very talented for his age.
 
Serbianlad said:
He's joined our national team ahead of the Spain and Denmark games.
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Here's him and Millwall's new striker Ivanović from the training video our FA posted.
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Is Ivanovic any good? I see Milwall have spent a record transfer fee on him so they must have high hopes for him.

Millwall are a team of brutish thugs by the way; whereas Sunderland are a team of artists, poets and wizards.
 
genewolf said:
Is Ivanovic any good? I see Milwall have spent a record transfer fee on him so they must have high hopes for him.

Millwall are a team of brutish thugs by the way; whereas Sunderland are a team of artists, poets and wizards.
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Hahaha I know what kind of football both you and Millwall play. I do watch Championship from time to time and I watch the cup competitions always. Now that there are Serbian players in WBA, Millwall, Sunderland and Stoke (although I doubt Jojić will play much for them), I'll watch it more regularly and of course hope those teams do well.

As for Ivanović, he was superb at youth levels (which is why Sampdoria got him on loan, they wanted to asses him and at the end of the season they wanted to buy him but Vojvodina demanded like 7 million euros or something like that and they decided against it ). He then had a breakthrough season last year with Vojvodina(third most successful club in Serbia), but his finishing has been poor so far this season.

He's got all natural atributes to be successful, he's tall, really strong, superb movement, good ball control and dribbling, decent pace and he's very hard-working. His finishing is inconsistent, when he's in form he finishes chances very easily, but when he's not he misses sitters regularly.
 
Milan Aleksic said goodbye to Radnicki 1923 fans yesterday before the derby game against Champions league participant Red Star Belgrade in the neutral stadium in Gornji Milanovac.
I know it is hard to compare Serbian league and Championship, and it is only one game, but Milan was the player Radnicki missed the most yesterday, with him Radnicki could play an even game against Red Star and I guess them being a Champions league team they are much stronger than many Championship sides.

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You are getting a great, hardworking, down to earth kid!
 
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Serbianlad said:
Hahaha I know what kind of football both you and Millwall play. I do watch Championship from time to time and I watch the cup competitions always. Now that there are Serbian players in WBA, Millwall, Sunderland and Stoke (although I doubt Jojić will play much for them), I'll watch it more regularly and of course hope those teams do well.

As for Ivanović, he was superb at youth levels (which is why Sampdoria got him on loan, they wanted to asses him and at the end of the season they wanted to buy him but Vojvodina demanded like 7 million euros or something like that and they decided against it ). He then had a breakthrough season last year with Vojvodina(third most successful club in Serbia), but his finishing has been poor so far this season.

He's got all natural atributes to be successful, he's tall, really strong, superb movement, good ball control and dribbling, decent pace and he's very hard-working. His finishing is inconsistent, when he's in form he finishes chances very easily, but when he's not he misses sitters regularly.
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Ivanovic sounds interesting. I'll keep my eye out for him. Although it sounds like he has broken a bone in his foot. Out for 8 weeks.
 
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