[redbabies]

A deal for July 2007 has already been sealed, but if the current difficulties persist the ex National team coach could come by January.

Marcello Lippi is preparing his big return to the world of football. After a period of deserved rest, he might be forced to make an anticipated return to a football bench, in case Milan decide to call time on Ancelotti's period.

The change of the guard might take place by January, or by early February at the latest, if the current Milan coach should fail to turn the tide by that time. Ancelotti risks losing control of the team, which is torn apart by internal problems. Even though Lippi is not keen to take on a team with the season well underway, he might be stimulated by the idea of taking charge of a team still in the race for the Champions League.

The opportunity of guiding an assault to the Champions League. It's true that Lippi would like to build up some credit abroad as well by guiding a team in the Primera Liga or the Premiership, the attractive power of Milan is still very strong. All the more for having to build an almost entirely new team and bind his name to a new cycle of success.



source: http://www.goal.com/en/Articolo.aspx?ContenutoId=189256

[han2503]

why don't you think lippi could help us (not january transfer, I mean summer transfer)?

I just don't think he will that's all. He's no tactical mastermind either. If you think Carlo is stubbern with his choices and the fact that he has becaome more conservative as of late then believe me Lippi isn't the one to go for if you want these things to change.

And again if you have been watching Chelsea a lot lately then all you have to look at is how Mouringo makes his changes, I think he's a genius. I mean moving Essien to RB? Who the hell would come up with that one?

For me it's either Mourinho or Rijkaard or else Carlo stays