I don't like these kind of hirings, they seem to be all about the ego. If a rookie coach does great "I found him, I am the genius that appointed him!" and if he fails "He's a rookie coach, he made a lot of mistakes, it's all his fault".

Not me, sister! (IMG:style_emoticons/default/tongue.gif) I totally agree with you here, it would just send the wrong signal. Not that we've sent several of these in the past few years. And although I am not totally sold on Seedorf (he just might come out good, but he has that twisted baggage with him, ego, maybe), this is no way to go about things.

The real cancer, as I said before, is Galliani, as long as he is running things there won't be any sense of stability in AC Milan. The guy's probably just past it, be my guess. So many mistakes in the past well, decade, really. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/sad.gif) But yeah, unless his performances suggested this, letting go of Seedorf is well a cheap shot.

Neither do I, but to be honest, Seedorf may be a rookie but he is a class player. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile.gif) Knows the game inside out. I'd much rather take a risk on him than on someone like Inzaghi (before he is proven, of course). So while I can see where the signing comes form, but really, man, it's downright despicable all round.

Err, no, I don't think anyone of us want him out, at least not now. But he's getting fired, that's for sure.

Why is it sure?

Because everyone, and I mean everyone is saying so. And the circumstances seem to vindicate their opinion.

I don't know. As I said, I'm not sold on the idea yet.

No, I am not sold at all. In fact, I kind of like what Seedorf is trying to do. Never was fully convinced he was the right person for the job, but now that we have appointed him in the role I think he deserves more than a half season (especially after we kept his predecessor a lot longer than we should have).

However, it looks like he is on his way out.

Only things sure in life are death and taxes. However, it looks very, very likely that he is on his way out. His recent unauthorized interview did not help him, if anything it has given Galliani cause for dismissal without having to pay for the rest of his contract.

Agreed. Unfortunately it looks like we are stuck with Galliani.

So true. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/sad.gif) As I mentioned a few months back, I'd have gladly given an extension to Allegri if it meant the bald idiot was out. Because Galliani is a wily character, and for some weird reason, instead of directing his wile at other clubs and making unbelievably good deals, he is more interested in playing dirty politics.

There is a bit of a resistance against him, I know, and I can only hope it sees him out. Soon.

Classic case of too much power getting into one's head, though. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/mellow.gif) Galliani. He should have been reigned in from the start. The guy's been making stupid mistakes one way or another since 2007, really.

Balo-rvp swap mentioned in English press.

I'd hit it, the only problem being the injuries. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/sleep.gif) Džeko, anyone?

If fit, RVP could be great. However, this feels like yet another over-paid player that is past his best days. Why can't we invest in youth?

Džeko is not quite the level of RVP but a little younger. Still ...