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Philippe Mexès

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Full name: Philippe Mexès
Date of birth: March 30, 1982
Place of birth: Toulouse, France
Height: 6 ft 1.5 in (1.87 m)
Position: Centre Back
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Hopefully he can recuperate that form he showed as a youngster, for us, if that's the case we have another quality centre back in our ranks.

[Zed.D]

He said the players he dropped must get back in shape and the way Mexes and Robinho played against Atalanata assures me his approach did work well.

If everything he does accorded with your or my desires, we would be coaching Milan! don't ever think that I'm 100% OK with his decisions, no. I think he could do a better job handling Pato in these two seasons but you don't see me complaining about it every day. and you know how big a Pato fan I am... I've come to accept most of his decisions. because we won a league after ages with his decisions and might as well win another one (not very convincingly if it happens this time but then again I believe injuries is the real reason we're not champions already).

As for Muntari playing poorly every game, I've said this many times, there's something fishy about it. I still stand by my theory that Muntari was guaranteed that at Milan he'd not be a bench warmer he was at Inter. think about it, works for all three parties. we got a player for free plus his salary, Inter got rid of him, and Muntari gets to play regular football. if that's really the case there's not much Allegri can do other than put his trust in Muntari. and as bad as he's been for the most part, he's scored some important goals for us, let's give him that much credit.

This post has been edited by Zed.D: May 5 2012, 10:14 AM

[han2503]

He said the players he dropped must get back in shape and the way Mexes and Robinho played against Atalanata assures me his approach did work well.

If everything he does accorded with your or my desires, we would be coaching Milan! don't ever think that I'm 100% OK with his decisions, no. I think he could do a better job handling Pato in these two seasons but you don't see me complaining about it every day. and you know how big a Pato fan I am... I've come to accept most of his decisions. because we won a league after ages with his decisions and might as well win another one (not very convincingly if it happens this time but then again I believe injuries is the real reason we're not champions already).

As for Muntari playing poorly every game, I've said this many times, there's something fishy about it. I still stand by my theory that Muntari was guaranteed that at Milan he'd not be a bench warmer he was at Inter. think about it, works for all three parties. we got a player for free plus his salary, Inter got rid of him, and Muntari gets to play regular football. if that's really the case there's not much Allegri can do other than put his trust in Muntari. and as bad as he's been for the most part, he's scored some important goals for us, let's give him that much credit.

Lol, if he dropped these players because they're playing poorly than he could have done the same to countless of other players on this team who usually get a free pass with him no matter what BS they pull off during each game

I also don't buy that theory for a second. Why would we condition ourselves to playing him in each game? And how does it benefit Inter whether we play him or not? Your logic on this doesn't make any sense. Why would Allegri accept such a deal, he's shown in the past that he's very stubborn and if he doesn't want someone he'll do everything to push them out. Yet according to you he was willing to accept not only a player on his roster, but to always ensure him a starting position?? Just doesn't make any sense.

I said this even before we signed him, that he's exactly the type of player Allegri loves, no brain all muscle (IMG:style_emoticons/default/rolleyes.gif) Allegri is playing him constantly because he wants to, no one is twisting his arm to do so, I can assure you this. Just like he always played Urby behind the strikers because he wanted to, even if he had far more logical options than to play a left wingback/winger as the AM.

I gues we'll know if your theory is correct if we end up signing him permanently next season and we end up stuck with him as a permanent fixture in our 11 next season due to Allegri's unconditional love for him (IMG:style_emoticons/default/innocent.gif)