Kee Marcello and... AC Milan?
May 29, 2015 14:37:33 GMT 2
Post by Stein on May 29, 2015 14:37:33 GMT 2
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Ex-Europe guitarist wants to buy AC Milan, after Leeds United owner Massimo Cellino brokers talks
The Italian is friends with Kee Marcello, who wants to help struggling giants AC Milan.
Leeds United owner and chairman Massimo Cellino is no stranger to odd stories.
From his fear of the number 17 to his general antics around Leeds United, he is tabloid fodder. Anyone who stops one of the most important press conferences in Leeds United's recent history for a cigarette break will always court controversy.
However, the latest Cellino tale is one of the best yet.
Remember the band Europe? The Swedish group had that hit track 'The Final Countdown' back in 1986. It is now a staple of relegation drama day soundtracks across the world.
Their former guitarist Kee Marcello has done fairly well out of the club and is now wanting to buy Italian giants AC Milan, in association with his partners, after being put into contact over the deal by Cellino.
Marcelo told Aftonbladet:
"We [Marcello and Cellino] have had a good relationship for several years. He has a golf club where he used to pull together a bunch of rock stars, type of an all-star contest. Deep Purple, [Yes keyboardist] Rick Wakeman and a lot of others tend to be there. Then he usually also sell tickets for various matches.
"I have always had a great admiration for Milan as both a team and for its impressive organization."
SEE ALSO: Leeds United linked director of football denies deal, no contact with Cellino
He went on to discuss the possibility of bringing Zlatan Ibrahimovic back to the Rossoneri, who have recently failed to live up to their previous high standards.
The Leeds boss than could be the mediator in one of football's most unlikely takeovers, just another day at the office for the enigmatic Italian.
Best Cellino story yet?
Ex-Europe guitarist wants to buy AC Milan, after Leeds United owner Massimo Cellino brokers talks
The Italian is friends with Kee Marcello, who wants to help struggling giants AC Milan.
Leeds United owner and chairman Massimo Cellino is no stranger to odd stories.
From his fear of the number 17 to his general antics around Leeds United, he is tabloid fodder. Anyone who stops one of the most important press conferences in Leeds United's recent history for a cigarette break will always court controversy.
However, the latest Cellino tale is one of the best yet.
Remember the band Europe? The Swedish group had that hit track 'The Final Countdown' back in 1986. It is now a staple of relegation drama day soundtracks across the world.
Their former guitarist Kee Marcello has done fairly well out of the club and is now wanting to buy Italian giants AC Milan, in association with his partners, after being put into contact over the deal by Cellino.
Marcelo told Aftonbladet:
"We [Marcello and Cellino] have had a good relationship for several years. He has a golf club where he used to pull together a bunch of rock stars, type of an all-star contest. Deep Purple, [Yes keyboardist] Rick Wakeman and a lot of others tend to be there. Then he usually also sell tickets for various matches.
"I have always had a great admiration for Milan as both a team and for its impressive organization."
SEE ALSO: Leeds United linked director of football denies deal, no contact with Cellino
He went on to discuss the possibility of bringing Zlatan Ibrahimovic back to the Rossoneri, who have recently failed to live up to their previous high standards.
The Leeds boss than could be the mediator in one of football's most unlikely takeovers, just another day at the office for the enigmatic Italian.
Best Cellino story yet?
Seriously?!
Well, I think he never has come to accept that EUROPE is his past, ... he will always be part of EUROPE and is a talented musician, he should have looked forward, advance in his music, exploring new ways and use EUROPE, his past, as a value, use it to open doors but with elegance and never speaking bad of his old colleagues in public, I also think he must be very ill-advised, when he did "REDUX: EUROPE", Anyone who love, appreciated or works with him could tell that was a bad idea. And many fans in facebook are wrong, for help Kee applaud all of him, and sometimes when we appreciate someone should tell him not going well for that path. In my opinion 