[han2503]

It's a 2:35 am CET. Anyone brave enough to watch it be my guest. I think I'll catch the highlights tomorrow

[drucurl]

This might be the most unpopular opinion on the forum but I think Galliani is absolutely right.

$h!tlegri simply does not understand how to coach a BIG CLUB

^Granted, the term "big club" should no longer be used in the same sentence as us given the woeful quality of our squad.

The GAPING HOLES (no homo) are there for all to see and everyone and their dog knows that we need a CDM who can pass, a LB (been missing since Maldini/Serginho), and either a competent RB or a technically sound CM/CAM who can assist with supply to the forwards.

BUT to go to the f**king USA and lose by such a margin in front of an international fanbase is completely unacceptable. I laugh hysterically at anyone who thinks this defeat could have been worse (IMG:style_emoticons/default/dry.gif)

q: How many cr@p clubs has Milan, Barca, Real etc played and failed to defeat them?
a: a LOT!!

q: How did the cr@p clubs do it?
a: Lots of defending + sticking to good tactics

$h!tlegri is responsible for the bold part and it's clear that they weren't right....subbing in our fodder to get burnt in the fire of Real's attack (further) exposes our weakness and until Milan find some way of getting back on our feet this does not help our situation....it hurts....a LOT!

If you were a player thinking of coming to a big club and saw Milan get utterly thrashed by Real....would you feel to come? $h!tlegri is just making Galliani's job harder. It becomes a vicious cycle.

It's like you're going through real tough economic times, but you're on your way to a business conference to try getting some investors, but your wife wears her oldest most dingy dress, your kids keep stuffing the refreshments in their pockets and your dog walks in and inhales deeply so everyone can see his ribs (IMG:style_emoticons/default/dry.gif) Sure the situation might not be ideal at home and much of it might be your fault but they're definitely not helping the situation.

Please understand that I don't think:

1) We're fine as we are (not even Galliani thinks that)
2) We're anywhere near Real's level
3) We're not in for a world of disappointment

[William405]

This might be the most unpopular opinion on the forum but I think Galliani is absolutely right.

$h!tlegri simply does not understand how to coach a BIG CLUB

^Granted, the term "big club" should no longer be used in the same sentence as us given the woeful quality of our squad.

The GAPING HOLES (no homo) are there for all to see and everyone and their dog knows that we need a CDM who can pass, a LB (been missing since Maldini/Serginho), and either a competent RB or a technically sound CM/CAM who can assist with supply to the forwards.

BUT to go to the f**king USA and lose by such a margin in front of an international fanbase is completely unacceptable. I laugh hysterically at anyone who thinks this defeat could have been worse (IMG:style_emoticons/default/dry.gif)

q: How many cr@p clubs has Milan, Barca, Real etc played and failed to defeat them?
a: a LOT!!

q: How did the cr@p clubs do it?
a: Lots of defending + sticking to good tactics

$h!tlegri is responsible for the bold part and it's clear that they weren't right....subbing in our fodder to get burnt in the fire of Real's attack (further) exposes our weakness and until Milan find some way of getting back on our feet this does not help our situation....it hurts....a LOT!

If you were a player thinking of coming to a big club and saw Milan get utterly thrashed by Real....would you feel to come? $h!tlegri is just making Galliani's job harder. It becomes a vicious cycle.

It's like you're going through real tough economic times, but you're on your way to a business conference to try getting some investors, but your wife wears her oldest most dingy dress, your kids keep stuffing the refreshments in their pockets and your dog walks in and inhales deeply so everyone can see his ribs (IMG:style_emoticons/default/dry.gif) Sure the situation might not be ideal at home and much of it might be your fault but they're definitely not helping the situation.

Please understand that I don't think:

1) We're fine as we are (not even Galliani thinks that)
2) We're anywhere near Real's level
3) We're not in for a world of disappointment

In my opinion,we were playing downright pathetic first half.It doesn't matter how many goals we conceeded.In the first we couldn't maintain posession for more than 10seconds.Yes,we hooked up for one goal...maybe the subs did contributed to the goals conceeded.But,I think we did almost equally bad both halves,with madrid pulling the plugs in the second.

This post has been edited by William405: Aug 10 2012, 05:14 PM