I wouldn't be so sure about the deal, but it most probably will happen. But what has the deal to do with Del Neri's coaching abilities? Milan once way back ago was linked with him btw.

Well,I was just talking in general about his coaching abilities,I didn't really mean(if I did) to relate it to dzeko's transfer.
His tactics were spot on against inter,and so were his subs.He also changed the negative way Juventus played last season.I think he is building a team that can be a title contender.

This post has been edited by William405: Oct 5 2010, 03:01 PM

Well...actually I think Allegri's got a harder job than Del Neri. Del Neri just needs to worry about Del Piero being happy..the rest of the squad is virtually new and starting from scratch.

Max's got lots of monkeys on his back.

I dunno, I seem to be the only one who's noticing the incremental improvements we're seeing in this squad...and it's very progressive. I don't expect our team to come out one fine day playing a perfect symphony, but there are steady signs of improvement here.

I hope by November end we'll be a 90% complete product.

Because I think we simply have no alternative tactic to a formation where Pirlo is shackled...save to take him off. He's a bit of a millstone that way.

They both have a hard job. Both are coaches who only had mid-table teams with low budgets onder their command. Del Neri has a complete new team, which isn't always good, he needs more time then Allegri; but on the other hand his board invested much wich puts him under instant pressure.

Milan's board has always been stable, we haven't had a interim coach since don Cesare - which gives Allegri the needed breathing space. Del Neri on the other hand had already a firey experience with Roma, and also knows what happened to Ferrara only recently. I'd say it's Allegri 1- Del Nero 1 .

Thanks (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile.gif) .. Well sarcasm is not really my best friend but I know what you mean. I agree with you Han but I rather talk about Milan then to jugde people I hardly know.. And I know its typical you X -Off .
No you didn't scare me away, believe me Im that last person that gets scared away..

Heard that Milan is still after Barrios.
Hope that he and Pedro will be one of the winters transfers but Valdano clamied that Real Madrid won't be listed to any offers. read it on this link yesterday or so.

This post has been edited by samira: Oct 5 2010, 07:21 PM

You tell him! ;P



Bad news guys...
http://www.football-italia.net/oct05v.html

Nothing to do with the news but did you see that goal he did last weekend, ( not as good as Pirlos ) but still good (IMG:style_emoticons/default/tongue.gif)

Well,that makes it even worse (IMG:style_emoticons/default/tongue.gif)

I don't remember how many articles I read in the past claiming we'd already signed him.

It does suck, but don't worry. We have alot of youth with incredible abilities now.


We have the best youth cm in europe (IMG:style_emoticons/default/devil.gif)

Good, we'll need it. In keeping with the National side, we do have a bit of an aging squad. Experience is invaluable, but we still need more young catalysts like Pato. Anybody think we might benefit from a new GK? Not that Everton would ever let it happen, but we could use somebody like Tim Howard. If anybody couldn't tell, I'm not such a big fan of Abbi. I haven't seen Amelia play yet, either, but he seems promising.

As for our serious situation in the back four, what if we looked across the pond? How 'bout Jay Demerit? He had a great WC showing, and I really think we could use that kind of "enforcer."

Here's what I think our starting XI shoud be, and please don't bite my head off, MizNelson:

---Pato---Ibra---Robinho---

--------Ronaldinho-----------
-Gatusso---------Boateng---
------------Pirlo--------------

--Zambro--Nesta--Abate--

------------Abbi--------------

Please, let me know what you guys think!

I agree with your squad and formation, MilanManiac9. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/king.gif) Only that Thiago Silva is missing for some reason! Other than that, I have been gunning for a 3-man defense (that stays back at all times) for a while now. A lot of the goals we have conceded have come from counter attacks.

I think you should play less FIFA and watch more real football.

@X-Off:C'mon...be nice!

@milanmaniac: In a 3 man defence you'd probably put in 3 CBs instead of 2 fullbacks and a sweeper. Your team would be rather unbalanced defensively.

So if you did this:

Pato---Ibra---Robinho---

--------Ronaldinho-----------
-Gatusso---------Boateng---
------------Pirlo--------------

--Silva--Nesta--Sok-----

------------Abbi--------------


Even then you have no protection in mid-field and are depending on all those attacking heavyweights somehow scoring more goals.

The only benefit is that you have all of our fantasy 4 playing.

The only time I'd put that formation on is in the 75th minute when we're a goal down and need to win. EVen then I'd have Flamini or another DM instead of KPB.

Kaka' might leave Madrid soon and both Inter and Milan are ready to snatch him.

Link

Though I don't believe Kaka' would ever consider going to Inter, the thought of him making a return to Milan enthusiasms me a lot. Let's be rational. When Sheva returned from Chelsea, he was 32 years old and was barely given a real chance at all. Ricky on the other hand is only 28, and if he's past his injury problems for good, I see no reason why not giving him another chance. That said, he'll most probably go to Chelsea.