[han2503]

If we don't get full points here (which is highly likely at this point) I honestly don't know how the management can continue with Montella at this point.

It's obvious he's not going to be able to recover from this. He's lost the dressing room completely, the players don't buy into him anymore and he's certainly never even tried to get the best out of them either.

We need fresh ideas and new motivation and that's not going to come from Montella (or Rino for that matter. he's doing well with the Primavera, I don't get why they would want to repeat the mistakes done with Pippo and Brocchi when it's clear he's not ready to coach a pro side)

[Fillipo Simone]

We're gonna win today, Sassuolo is a bad as it gets. But then we face Napoli, which is probably gonna end badly for us. I'm really not sure how Montella can manage to get alive from this. But if Gattuso is really all we have, then please, let's continue with Montella.

Also: the attacking problem is self-inflicted. Montella had a top scorer in Bacca. He came in and started playing hardball with him, making it obvious that he doesn't "fit into the system". Well guess what, the "system" is now failing to produce goals and results; Montella has found yet another player who doesn't fit (Silva) whereas the players in attack he prefers are either mediocre and out of form (Kalinić) or too green (Cutrone). It's strange how a former top striker like Montella fails to understand what is needed in attack.

@R7 - Milan scored 8 goals in the last 9 matches. We have had a run of 4 home games without scoring,but conceded 7 goals. I think it's safe to say that we're in a bigger crisis then just missing the final touch and a bit of luck.