[Danny]

Been quoted almost a billion Euros by Silvio. Clearly we're interested in selling now, albeit he can't afford the full price so wants shares.

[nuh]

To be honest i don't care whether he's the best player on our team or in the world,if he actually said that, then he might as well piss off! I sick of the players we have these days, bunch of b*******.

[milanbuf88]

To be honest i don't care whether he's the best player on our team or in the world,if he actually said that, then he might as well piss off! I sick of the players we have these days, bunch of b*******.

Are you of the opinion that all players should endure in silence regardless of how awful their manager is? He is a manager not a dictator and his incompetence has very real effects on their lives and future career opportunities. This isn't someone bailing at the first sign of trouble. Pippo is in way over his head and you can only flail fruitlessly for so long before you lose the locker room.

[Rossoneri7]

Are you of the opinion that all players should endure in silence regardless of how awful their manager is? He is a manager not a dictator and his incompetence has very real effects on their lives and future career opportunities. This isn't someone bailing at the first sign of trouble. Pippo is in way over his head and you can only flail fruitlessly for so long before you lose the locker room.

The locker room should follow the coach. The players have no business deciding this coach is good or not, that is an issue for their employers. They must focus on the next game, on how they performed in the last game and to give 100% in Inzaghi's training sessions. They must show strength and take ownership of the shirt, make it a responsibility every time you are on the field in a professional match you do what your coach asks of you and you give 100%. That is it.

Cause that last match was a disgrace. Had Inzaghi put on his shorts and boots, he'd have more desire than any of those outfield players on that day. But he cant do that and there is only so much you can do. As nuh stated, three coaches tried to get these lads to shift gears but it is not happening.

[Danny]

The locker room should follow the coach.

Sorry, but the locker room DID follow the coach till it became completely apparent he simply doesn't have a clue.

Legend as a player, but a disgusting manager and I'd actually be more worried if players didn't complain, and just week in week out picked up their wage without any objection to the trash from the manager.

By complaining, it shows they care. If they didn't care, they wouldn't have cared about his criticism, nor would they have responded.

While they have been terrible, the manager has too.

Both sides have to take responsibility, and at least the players actually are.

This manager, like Rangers' Ally McCoist who absolutely NEVER admitted errors on his part, will not concede anything, and passes the blame onto the players.

I respect a manager who can admit he gets something wrong, and tries to fix it.

Mourinho admitted he'd picked the wrong team (Newcastle away in 2013) and it hadn't worked, and he'd try to figure out where it went wrong.

But managers who just blame players and won't take any responsibilty at all are as unworthy to lead the team as the players are to wear the shirt.