[Jack Bauer]

Milan have insisted that boss Massimiliano Allegri will not be leaving for Roma at the end of the season.

The tactician has been paired with the capital club for 2013-14 after the decision to sack Zdenek Zeman on Saturday.

“Roma can’t steal Coaches from other clubs,” the official noted. “Allegri will still be the Milan boss next season.

“He’s a good tactician and we’ve always known that. He reminds me of Carlo Ancelotti, for how balanced he is.”

Allegri’s job was thought to be on the line in the Autumn after a problematic start to the campaign and Silvio Berlusconi’s open admiration for future Bayern Munich boss Pep Guardiola.

“The club were right to not make a coaching change,” Galliani continued. “Other clubs would not have done the same.

“We’re climbing back up the table and fighting for the positions that we always have done. We’re now travelling at our pace from the last two seasons.”

The Diavolo have won eight of their last 10 games in Serie A. Their only loss came at Roma in that run, while they were held at Sampdoria.

Allegri’s contract at Milan expires in June 2014.

http://www.football-italia.net/30352/milan...allegri-2013-14

[kurtsimonw]

I do apologise to han. It was just an attempt to try and drag some praise out of him regarding Allegri. I thought if I showed him a post of him wanting him would make him backtrack on stuff, but he didn't he stuck to his anti-Allegri attitude so fair play to him for that.

The post was indeed a creation of my own. I tried to find a han post including the word Allegri before he came here as coach, but it only goes back 1000 posts, which wasn't far enough. Basically means han posts about Allegri more than 4 times a day. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/biggrin.gif)

[han2503]

I do apologise to han. It was just an attempt to try and drag some praise out of him regarding Allegri. I thought if I showed him a post of him wanting him would make him backtrack on stuff, but he didn't he stuck to his anti-Allegri attitude so fair play to him for that.

The post was indeed a creation of my own. I tried to find a han post including the word Allegri before he came here as coach, but it only goes back 1000 posts, which wasn't far enough. Basically means han posts about Allegri more than 4 times a day. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/biggrin.gif)

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Nice (IMG:style_emoticons/default/biggrin.gif)

I don't know if I wanted Allegri back then, I seriously do not remember. I wanted a change from the stagnancy that had become Carlo's reign in his last few seasons, that's for sure. Allegri back then looked like a smart choice. Humble background, did well with a limited side, had no connection to the so called "Milan family", etc.

However, what I thought back then was just that, in the past. As I said, we've now had 3 years under Allegri and it's more than enough.

No matter what I thought back then, it can never change the negative perception Allegri has built in my mind in the present day.

And I ask all of you guys who I know are genuine Milan fans and have followed this team for a while. Do you really see Allegri as the right choice moving forward beyond this season? The lack of identity he has brought into this club through the way we've been playing should be enough of a decision maker. The fact that last Sunday people were celebrating a non-existant penalty saying that they don't care how, as long as we win it doesn't matter. This had never been the way people who followed Milan viewed things. This is the Allegri way. It's always been apparent from his first season with us. The total lack of class in the team, the time wasting as if we are Cagliari and not Milan. And this is just the superficial aspect of what he brings into the club. Don't get me started on his complete ineptitude as a coach in all areas