brazil_02_1024, originally uploaded by redblackkaka.
Monday, August 10, 2009
Saturday, August 8, 2009
kaka_vector_real madrid
kaka_vector_real madrid, originally uploaded by stiletto_boot_lover6.
Kaka del Real Madrid Adobe Photoshop CS3 & CS4
Friday, July 17, 2009
AC Milan Fans
AC Milan Fans, originally uploaded by famouspower - EPFIdemic.
an exhibition game featuring ac milan and al saad was held at al saad stadium to bid farewell to a wonderful professional career of jafal rashed. ac milan won 2-1
Friday, April 17, 2009
Saturday, February 21, 2009
Friday, February 20, 2009
Ricardo kaka
Ricardo kaka, originally uploaded by Sina Abbasi.
He also wants to thank Jesus for helping him
Brazil Lula Kaka
Brazil Lula Kaka, originally uploaded by rafael63.
Brazil's President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, right, poses for pictures with Brazil's soccer star Kaka, player of Italy's Milan soccer team during a meeting in Brasilia, Friday, Dec. 28, 2007. Lula holds an autographed Milan jersey with Kaka's name and number on it, while Kaka holds a shirt with a religious phrase on it, both given to Lula as gifts. Kaka is a member of the Protestant church.
Thursday, January 15, 2009
Why Kaka Is So Crucial To Milan, And Why Manchester City Want Him
Manchester City have reportedly made an audacious transfer bid for Kaká believed to be in the region of £100 million.
It will be a tempting offer for AC Milan who signed the Brazilian in 2003 for US$8.5 million. Since joining the Italian giants, Kaká has missed only two of Milan’s 31 Big Four clashes in Serie A, and while the club has struggled at times over the past two seasons he has continued to impress.
In seasons 03/04, 04/05 and 07/08, Milan had a higher points per game with Kaka in the team than when he was absent. This season Kaka has missed four games, of which Milan have lost three. In 2006/07, when the Brazilian was named World Player of the Year, Milan had a ppg of 2.00 without Kaká compared to 1.75 when he was in the team, however of the 10 games he misses, none of the opposition sides finished higher than tenth.
Kaká also carried Milan to the Champions League that season (including three goals against Manchester United in the semi-final), finishing as the competition’s top-scorer.
Since the start of last season, Milan have increasingly relied on the Brazilian who has weighed in with 22 league goals from 44 starts (of which he played at least 60 minutes in 42 games).
When comparing the 42 games where Kaká has played at least an hour to the 14 remaining games, since the start of last season, Milan have:
• A ppg of 1.95 compared to 1.14
• Scored two or more goals 19 times (45%) compared to three times (21%)
• Won by two or more goals 12 times (29%) compared to once (7%)
• Kept 15 clean sheets (36%) compared to three clean sheets (21%)
Milan have also struggled to perform in first halves without their star player and have not been leading at the interval in any of their last 16 without him (W0-D11-L5, ppg = 0.69), going back to the last two games of the 06/07 season, despite 10 of the games being at the San Siro. In these 16 games they have scored a paltry three first half goals.
With Kaká in the side their first-half record is W16-D20-L6 (ppg = 1.62) since the start of last season with 33 goals scored.
These stats highlight how important Kaká is to Milan, although £100 million could give them the opportunity to rejuvenate their ageing squad throughout. If City could get their man and Kaká had a similar impact on their form as he had at Milan, than City’s new owners would probably feel justified in such an expensive acquisition.(soccerlens)
It will be a tempting offer for AC Milan who signed the Brazilian in 2003 for US$8.5 million. Since joining the Italian giants, Kaká has missed only two of Milan’s 31 Big Four clashes in Serie A, and while the club has struggled at times over the past two seasons he has continued to impress.
In seasons 03/04, 04/05 and 07/08, Milan had a higher points per game with Kaka in the team than when he was absent. This season Kaka has missed four games, of which Milan have lost three. In 2006/07, when the Brazilian was named World Player of the Year, Milan had a ppg of 2.00 without Kaká compared to 1.75 when he was in the team, however of the 10 games he misses, none of the opposition sides finished higher than tenth.
Kaká also carried Milan to the Champions League that season (including three goals against Manchester United in the semi-final), finishing as the competition’s top-scorer.
Since the start of last season, Milan have increasingly relied on the Brazilian who has weighed in with 22 league goals from 44 starts (of which he played at least 60 minutes in 42 games).
When comparing the 42 games where Kaká has played at least an hour to the 14 remaining games, since the start of last season, Milan have:
• A ppg of 1.95 compared to 1.14
• Scored two or more goals 19 times (45%) compared to three times (21%)
• Won by two or more goals 12 times (29%) compared to once (7%)
• Kept 15 clean sheets (36%) compared to three clean sheets (21%)
Milan have also struggled to perform in first halves without their star player and have not been leading at the interval in any of their last 16 without him (W0-D11-L5, ppg = 0.69), going back to the last two games of the 06/07 season, despite 10 of the games being at the San Siro. In these 16 games they have scored a paltry three first half goals.
With Kaká in the side their first-half record is W16-D20-L6 (ppg = 1.62) since the start of last season with 33 goals scored.
These stats highlight how important Kaká is to Milan, although £100 million could give them the opportunity to rejuvenate their ageing squad throughout. If City could get their man and Kaká had a similar impact on their form as he had at Milan, than City’s new owners would probably feel justified in such an expensive acquisition.(soccerlens)
Monday, January 12, 2009
Kaká no São Paulo
Kaká no São Paulo, originally uploaded by Marcelo da Silva.
Homenagem a este craque de bola. Joga muito. Acabou de fazer um golaço no jogo Brasil x Croácia. Na foto, um lance quando era jogador do São Paulo Futebol Clube. Na assinatura: Kaká, Deus é fiel. sign: Kaká, God is faithful.
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