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QUOTE (kurtsimonw @ Mar 13 2011, 06:57 PM) *
It's not just Allegri, Carlo did it all the time time. Towards the end of his reign it was ridiculous, it's like he wanted to field a team of DMs!


Carlo played Gattuso and Ambrosini, but also Pirlo, Seedorf and Kaka' alongside them. We didn't lack quality. We simply couldn't play with a 4-3-2-1 line-up anymore. Allegri, on the other hand, exaggerates such notion to the extreme. He plays certain players out of position, and he fields a horrendous midfield each and every time. At least with Leo we saw glimpses of spectacular football. When have we seen a pleasant football under Allegri? I don't like this Milan. I don't like this Milan at all.
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I agree.

But it depends what you want in the end. With Carlo was played alot of boring football and didn't seem to care about the league, under Leo we played good football but weren't good enough. Now if we play boring football and win the league, I'll take it.
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If Leo had the same squad Allegri has, it'd have been another history. He's not afraid of playing an offensive team, like the coach of AC Milan should rightfully do. Allegri has a small-club mentality. His way of interpreting football makes me sick to the stomach.
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post Mar 13 2011, 06:25 PM
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awful ref today. Seems like moratti did everything he could to ruin silvio's day.
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QUOTE (Bluesummers @ Mar 13 2011, 07:25 PM) *
awful ref today. Seems like moratti did everything he could to ruin silvio's day.


Watch the match a second time. The ref was pinpoint in every decision. The lines-man called a couple of erratic offsides, but other than that, the game wasn't conditioned by the referee to the minimal bit.
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Right so Ibra got himself sent off ... this means that his next game is 4th april practically 3-4 weeks rest

if he moans about being tired again, tell him to pack his bags end of the season
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QUOTE (Suhail 3 @ Mar 13 2011, 08:10 PM) *
Right so Ibra got himself sent off ... this means that his next game is 4th april practically 3-4 weeks rest


He might probably get suspended for two games, so his next match should be in nearly a month. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/wink.gif)
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Wonder if Pippo is in for the derby. I think Cassano may well decide the derby this time! Got that feeling now.
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QUOTE (Brian Birkin @ Mar 13 2011, 08:25 PM) *
Wonder if Pippo is in for the derby. I think Cassano may well decide the derby this time! Got that feeling now.


Pippo is out for the whole season baby. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/wink.gif)
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QUOTE (X-Offender @ Mar 13 2011, 05:16 PM) *
If Leo had the same squad Allegri has, it'd have been another history. He's not afraid of playing an offensive team, like the coach of AC Milan should rightfully do. Allegri has a small-club mentality. His way of interpreting football makes me sick to the stomach.


this is very true. if leo had the current squad we still might even be in the champions league.

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But he said he would be back soon or he wished. Also it was said before, maybe Maggio.
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QUOTE (kurtsimonw @ Mar 13 2011, 09:39 PM) *
Now if we play boring football and win the league, I'll take it.

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I just want the trecolori back on our shirts, I don't care how!




As for Allegri, I'd rather judge him when he actually has the right tools to work with. we don't have a proper midfielder/trequartista (not to mention proper full backs) and that's hurting our attacking game a lot. as for the "small club mentality" argument people use a lot, this is his debut season FFS. it doesn't take an Einstein to understand that he does. I'd rather wait and see how he does once he is (hopefully) a league winner and equipped with a better squad. if he continued to act like a small club coach, then fine, show him the door and bring Hiddink or something! but it's utterly stupid to fire him after one season especially if we win the title. and you know what, Allegri won't be fired and will be here next season as well. so get over it!
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QUOTE (Zed.D @ Mar 13 2011, 02:02 PM) *
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I just want the trecolori back on our shirts, I don't care how!




As for Allegri, I'd rather judge him when he actually has the right tools to work with. we don't have a proper midfielder/trequartista (not to mention proper full backs) and that's hurting our attacking game a lot. as for the "small club mentality" argument people use a lot, this is his debut season FFS. it doesn't take an Einstein to understand that he does. I'd rather wait and see how he does once he is (hopefully) a league winner and equipped with a better squad. if he continued to act like a small club coach, then fine, show him the door and bring Hiddink or something! but it's utterly stupid to fire him after one season especially if we win the title. and you know what, Allegri won't be fired and will be here next season as well. so get over it!


Yeah baby! Giimmie some of that Persian fire!
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I think we should have Allegri a longer time, look at Juventus, firing one after one. Del Neri probably goes later, then who will come in? I think Allegri has done nicely this season, and if it gets us Lo Scudetto and Coppa Italia I think that is nice news.
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In order for Allegri to overcome his limits, he should:

  • play a more offensive squad,
  • stop relying so much on Ibra and rest him once in a while,
  • no long balls,
  • stop playing players out of their natural positions,
  • not play an overaged squad.


We have all he possibilities to play a more attractive and cynical football.
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