[han2503]

Who: A.C. Milan vs. Hellas Verona



(IMG:http://i1381.photobucket.com/albums/ah232/hannvis/Verona%20Milan_zpszvp4v2cv.png)



Where: Stadio San Siro



(IMG:http://www.acmilan.com/uploads/club/sansiro.jpg)



When:
13th December 2015 @ 3:00pm CET


Head-to-Head Record



(IMG:http://i1381.photobucket.com/albums/ah232/hannvis/Milan-Verona%20Stats_zps4awq83pq.png)



Serie A Form Guide:
Milan: WDLWD
Verona: DLLLL

[X-Offender]

Ancelotti's rejection this summer was the turning point. I am positive that if Carlo had accepted, not only we'd have a top class coach, but we would have attracted bigger names as well. And management would have pleased any of Carlo's requests. Instead, we went with another cheap option who was happy with signing the likes of Bertolacci and Kucka, and that didn't tackle the true problem in our midfield: a lack of quality.

I said right after the first couple of games that this was another lost season for us. Sure, the games against Lazio and Sampdoria fooled me, I thought we could make a turn for the best, but in the end we're still where we left last season. A mid-table team full of garbage.

[Fillipo Simone]

Ancelotti's rejection this summer was the turning point. I am positive that if Carlo had accepted, not only we'd have a top class coach, but we would have attracted bigger names as well. And management would have pleased any of Carlo's requests. Instead, we went with another cheap option who was happy with signing the likes of Bertolacci and Kucka, and that didn't tackle the true problem in our midfield: a lack of quality.

I said right after the first couple of games that this was another lost season for us. Sure, the games against Lazio and Sampdoria fooled me, I thought we could make a turn for the best, but in the end we're still where we left last season. A mid-table team full of garbage.

Most of us knew it. And you're right, Ancelotti was the turning point.

Anyway, why give up now? After 2 years of trash football, it kinda makes less sense to give up then stick around and wait for the change to come. Milan is still too big of a brand to just disappear in smoke. It's only a question of when we'll be picked up by someone and turned back where we belong.