[Fillipo Simone]

So, here's the poll. My votes are as following:

Zapata as flop. The obvious pick is Traore, but he's more like the constant tragicomic factor and out of this world. But Zapata was very bad today on many levels; his passing was awful and he cost us a bunch of times. His handball was plain stupid and unnecessary, and hadn't the ref be as tolerable as he was...well, this match could have ended up rather differently. SES is another candidate, but I'll get to him later, on another occasion.

MOM is Flamini. Montolivo was very close, but since his shores are more offensive, Flamini wins it because he made a few very important interceptions. De Sciglio was also very good.

But all in all, and considering Palermo's strength, this was a bad match with many mistakes and flops.

Should go...after this seasons end. But he really should go.

[Zed.D]

Top: De Sciglio - had some bad minutes where he seemed to lose concentration and make wrong passes, but those moments were brief and for the most part played excellently.

Flop: El Sha - he hasn't been his former self since Balo has arrived and that's a bit worrying.

Allegri: should stay [for now].

[han2503]

Top: De Sciglio - had some bad minutes where he seemed to lose concentration and make wrong passes, but those moments were brief and for the most part played excellently.

Flop: El Sha - he hasn't been his former self since Balo has arrived and that's a bit worrying.

Allegri: should stay [for now].

SES hasn't been in top shape since before the break.

He's just a kid, I think now that he can relax a bit he could use with a bit of a break. Allegri should have him sit one out every now and then, I think it's more a case of burnout for him

[milanbuf88]

SES hasn't been in top shape since before the break.

He's just a kid, I think now that he can relax a bit he could use with a bit of a break. Allegri should have him sit one out every now and then, I think it's more a case of burnout for him

I think it's a little bit of what we saw from Ibra a couple years back. The team relied on him so heavily and he played hard every game. Eventually that kind of work load will take its toll from a player. In Ibra's case part of the problem was that he isn't getting any younger and with El Sha the problem is that he isn't quite used to such a demanding schedule. He'll grow into it though.