[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.

[han2503]

Like I said above, the only reason some are still defending him is because he's Pippo, Imo he's just as indefensible as Allegri was and to make a distinction between the 2 is hypocrisy at its finest.

I understand why one would be reluctant to go hard on him, as was done with Allegri much more easily, I for one would never call Pippo the things I called Allegri, both here and in my head. But at some point you just have to admit that Pippo is in the wrong here. He's making things worse than they need to be and he should have had the decency and courage to resign months ago

[Fillipo Simone]

Like I said above, the only reason some are still defending him is because he's Pippo, Imo he's just as indefensible as Allegri was and to make a distinction between the 2 is hypocrisy at its finest.

I understand why one would be reluctant to go hard on him, as was done with Allegri much more easily, I for one would never call Pippo the things I called Allegri, both here and in my head. But at some point you just have to admit that Pippo is in the wrong here. He's making things worse than they need to be and he should have had the decency and courage to resign months ago

Why are you repeating this as if you were inside our heads? Who is defending the coach only because it's Pippo? How do you see this?

I see some people being concerned about discipline. R7 said his piece, but I think it has nothing to do with Pippo: I'd say he'd make the same post, no regard of Pippo, Allegri, Leonardo or any other coach. I'd like to think I would do the same: I never called Allegri names - other then amateur - which he proved to be at the time.

Now you want us to condemn Inzaghi? Sure, like I said before, he's at fault and he has to go. But take a better look. I really think Milan has problems all over the place. If you eliminate the source of the problem (management) and the element that makes things work ie appear better or worse (coach, Inzaghi in this case), I think we have a bad mix of players. Not only do they lack evidently in quality, they have questionable behavior and discipline, the show a lackadaisical attitude, even destructive or careless. Sure, a more experienced coach will cover most of those problems or at least hold them buried. But that doesn't mean they don't exist.

To be quite frank: Inzaghi is not good enough and not the right man for this situation. But I seriously doubt this team can do considerably better. It's just poisoned. 3 years without a proper coach, no ambition, used to losing, no real hunger. I don't think a experienced coach is a magic wand that can reverse this trend.

[Forza Milan!]

[...] I seriously doubt this team can do considerably better. It's just poisoned. 3 years without a proper coach, no ambition, used to losing, no real hunger. I don't think a experienced coach is a magic wand that can reverse this trend.

Seems to me like you are describing Juve pre-Conte (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile.gif) . Yes, it can be done, but only with the support of management, and that is simply not going to happen with B&G running the show. So I guess you are right ...