No analysis from me. Nothing.

Just this stat which sums this up:

Pippo, statistically, is officially our worst manager since 1941.

I've got nothing else to say. No ratings Acid. What the hell is the point?

I completely agree Danny, when we were up 2-1 I said in the last five minutes that we would concede. I thought it would be Toni on a corner so at least there was come surprise in the way that we conceded.
This is becoming tough to watch, its just sad really. Pippo has to go, have to start finding a foundation for next season.

Benching Cerci for Honda, then the inexcusable, Pazzini for Bocchetti. Oh, Pippo... It was as if we were Verona trying to cling to the result against the tougher side.

I think I broke a record today....fell asleep three times in the second half (IMG:style_emoticons/default/cool.gif)

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Please get rid of that signature it's depressing the f**k out of me. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/sad.gif)

Also I have a theory.....Muntari actually has a negative IQ.....since in reality a -ve IQ can exist (much like the fact that there's no "true" negative electrical charge) the collective IQ of both the squad and coach is reduced. This enables me to comprehend the decision to bring on a CB against Verona in the closing stages of the game

Either that or in another universe, their Muntari has more footballing IQ than Dinho, P!rlo and Zidane put together and in order for equilibrium to exist, our Muntari has 0 IQ.

While neither theory is comforting, I can at least sleep easier in the knowledge that the vortex of stupidity is somehow negated.

This post has been edited by drucurl: Mar 8 2015, 01:25 AM

Well, I have decided to join X in depressed smugness. While I defended Pippo following his appointment, I'm sure every one of you will remember I was dead set against him being made manager. I gave him a chance to prove me wrong, even defending his media displays (X gave up after the Juve match, but I decided to cut a bit more slack), but I'm now done.

I hate to say I told you all so, but I did. Knew this would be a disaster, but it's exceeded even my expectations.

Well to be fair, you didn't want him because you thought he was goos for the primavera because he was doing good there.

In reality no one could have foreseen the disaster he would be

True, but I also knew he was too green for the managerial role too.



I didn't expect him to be this bad, indeed.

It's almost as if he told Bocchetti to come on and just defend, without having all 3 centre backs knowing what their specific role was. It's like he plays too much FM and thinks throwing on another defender will make defending easier. Without communication, it'll cause more problems than it helps.

By all means, let's give Tassotti a chance. But I'd be more happy with someone from the club but not Tasso. When we found don Cesare as an interim coach it was a great decision.

I don't see how Tassotti could motivate or wake our squad up. He's been there with Allegri, Seedorf and Pippo all along and if he really was up to something more shrewd then the managers did, he surely would have advised them to do so. I'm really not take by the idea, especially not when having in mind that Seedorf wanted him out, which should mean something.

I am utterly against Tasso becoming manager for even the briefest period. 10000000000000000000000000%.

I'm 100% against any former Milan player taking over. I don't care if they're an Inter legend. Give the best possible option the job.

I did not mean former player. I meant someone from the club but not Tasso.

I think we have to factor in many things in this

Tasso is an easy solution to see us through what is already a wasted season

Bringing someone in who we plan on keeping long term now would be a bad decision imo, so that's out of the question.

And any someone from within the club setup imo isn't much different from Tasso.