[Jack Bauer]

http://www.milannews.it/primo-piano/milan-...e-ultime-135464

Seems like we reached an agreement with Michael Agazzi (will be a free player in the summer so we can agree with him now). Hope he'll be our second choice next season and they are still planning to bring someone better.

[TriniKing_CE]

Galliani the new scapegoat after Allegri

(IMG:http://i39.tinypic.com/1zg6jxz.jpg)

http://acmilan-fans.com/galliani-the-scape...-after-allegri/



... I don't agree with everything written here, but there are some points to be considered.

Have a read.

[Rossoneri7]

... I don't agree with everything written here, but there are some points to be considered.

Have a read.

I think his emphasis on the FFP part was weak, this Spring we shall all know if FFP was serious or not. That being said, I agree, why should an owner shell in 60MM each season. If I was the owner, I wouldn't even consider buying Milan in the first place, burning 60MM every year just for a football game, I'd rather invest 60mm every year in Microsoft shares with their cloud computing and all (IMG:style_emoticons/default/tongue.gif)

Point being, this Spring the curtain shall fall on how legitimate FFP is and if the Berlusconi family is actually tightening its wallets or just trying to make the club FFP compliant.

[acid911]

I'd rather invest 60mm every year in Microsoft shares with their cloud computing and all

Smart guy. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/king.gif) Windows Azure is ready for prime time!

[Rossoneri7]

Smart guy. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/king.gif) Windows Azure is ready for prime time!

It is indeed; 99% of corporates world-wide use microsoft products. To have it integrated in a cloud would be a huge plus in terms of not having office/windows-tools in the form of physical disks to install; rather just purchase/cancel a subscription/license off the cloud. What is more interesting here is the new CEO was actually the brains in charge of putting together their cloud service.

[acid911]

It is indeed; 99% of corporates world-wide use microsoft products. To have it integrated in a cloud would be a huge plus in terms of not having office/windows-tools in the form of physical disks to install; rather just purchase/cancel a subscription/license off the cloud. What is more interesting here is the new CEO was actually the brains in charge of putting together their cloud service.

Agreed. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/graduated.gif) That is why there has been renewed interest in Redmond stock these last two years or so. The new CEO, in collaboration with Bill Gates who will spend more time with the company, can really take things up another couple of levels. I'll be watching things with particular interest here.

Amazon is currently the cloud leader, but Microsoft is not all that far behind as the number one contender.