QUOTE (Rossoneri7 @ Sep 18 2006, 01:10 PM)
Carlo has evolved w/ the team .. He has came a long way .. We should have had the past two scudetto's instead of Juve; I guess the calciopoli proved to us that Carlo was the perfect coach for us. Plus, him rotating the squad is something we've always wanted to happen and I'm glade that it is happening often as often as the results r coming in (IMG:
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Exactly, if it wheren't for Juve and the calciopoli, we would have set a club record for most points collected in one season (88) The current number of best ppoints collected in one season is 82, which was achieved in the 03/04 win, which was under Carlo.
And him rotating the squad SENSIBLY not like last season, when we had a big game, he would rest practically all of the first eleven in the game before the big one.
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well I never had any problems with Ancelotti tactics-wise ... what I blame him for is about lack of power of persuasion; I blame him for the Depor and Instbul losses!!! Of course this is the man Carlo's fault not the coach Carlo's!!!
The reason why I don't blame him for that, is because no one really expected what happened to happen, it was unthinkable, especially in the final, Carlo got everything perfect to a T in that game. I don't think he expected a the team to self distruct like that, considering this is MILAN, which is a team filled with professionals, and that should know how to keep their composure in the big matches.
I don't think that when the half time wistle was blown and everyone went to the dressing room Carlo told the players "OK we have a 3 goal lead, you go out there and relax a bit, have some fun even". That night was just one of those unexplainable moments that no one could have seen coming