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Sep 21 2012, 09:59 AM
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QUOTE (X-Offender @ Sep 21 2012, 12:51 AM) The thing I Hate about all the calls for replacing X and Y (players or management) is no one is got a replacement in mind. We just think anyone but the current person will work. I would think Inter showed us enough why it's a bad idea.
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Sep 21 2012, 04:37 PM
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QUOTE Peace between Inzaghi and Allegri(IMG: http://football-italia.net/sites/default/files/imagecache/main_photo/[type]/[nid]/allegri-gesture490ai_8.jpg) Massimiliano Allegri and Pippo Inzaghi have appeared on Milan Channel to deny stories of a bust up earlier this week. Reports this morning suggested that the two men had a row and exchanged insults while the tactician visited the club’s youth sector. “Nothing happened, absolutely nothing,” Allegri noted. “There is no problem with Pippo. In fact, there is great collaboration between the first team and the youth sectors. There was an exchange of opinions without any offence or heavy words.” The 2006 World Cup winner, new boss of the club’s Allievi side, backed up the claims of the former Cagliari Coach. “Allegri is right, it lasted for one minute,” he stated. “The youth team players didn’t notice anything because nothing happened. “We are Milan and we all love Milan, so nothing like that would have occurred. Rather than writing about things that didn’t happen, Milan need a helping hand.” Allegri is under pressure after a poor start to the season and whispers are suggesting that Inzaghi could be his mid-season replacement. “I hope to remain at Milan for some time to come,” Allegri added. “But I won’t be here forever and I think that Filippo has all the characteristics needed to have an excellent career as a Coach. He’s started from an excellent base and he can do a good job. “It’s true that we have only collected three points in the League and we didn’t win in the Champions League, but the team is new and I think we’ve shown some good things in the game. I don’t think the situation is as dark as people are making out.” Milan are next in action at Udinese this weekend. “It will be hard on Sunday because they did well in the Europa League, but all games are difficult. We can’t underestimate them,” Allegri concluded. The televised conference ended with the two men shaking hands. Link
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Sep 22 2012, 03:54 PM
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We've become a farce. Literally!!
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Sep 22 2012, 06:57 PM
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A farce? You're overreacting. Our signing campaign maybe a farce, but this? I mean, every reconciliation in history is pretty much staged. Did anyone of you guys actually believe they put a 2 year long rift behind and started from scratch? Seriously...
Allegi is in the center of most disputes in Milan; he has to go, he's becoming more and more a dead weight.
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Sep 22 2012, 11:32 PM
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Why do you think it's important for him to finish the season with us?
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Sep 23 2012, 09:31 AM
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At this point, I'd rather take my chances. Judging from the past, Milan's interim coaches and mid-season changes were actually a major success. Just think of the last names, and you'll see.
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Sep 23 2012, 10:49 AM
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QUOTE (Fillipo Simone @ Sep 23 2012, 09:31 AM) At this point, I'd rather take my chances. Judging from the past, Milan's interim coaches and mid-season changes were actually a major success. Just think of the last names, and you'll see. I agree. Allegri clearly has no intention of implementing something new, putting out the best possible 11 out there or trying out a new formation. A 4-3-3 is not something new, not when you're playing Urby and El Shaa on the "wings". I'm 100% certain that we'll end up forming up with the same shape on the pitch as we have been for the last few games. It will become congested and our only tactic will be to cross the ball in whenever we get near the penalty area
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Sep 23 2012, 11:15 AM
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QUOTE (Fillipo Simone @ Sep 23 2012, 12:31 PM) At this point, I'd rather take my chances. Judging from the past, Milan's interim coaches and mid-season changes were actually a major success. Just think of the last names, and you'll see. Well, we never know. Maybe the interim coach would turnout to be a game changer for us. Then again, that is the best case scenario. But it usually isn't that easy, especially in our case. The easiest thing to do is fire Allegri and hire someone else. But I hope we take the harder road, where Allegri takes this challenge and proves us all wrong.
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