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Jun 11 2014, 01:29 PM
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QUOTE (Rossoneri7 @ Jun 11 2014, 01:46 PM) Its the time of the year isn't it? Where sport newspapers, football websites and the likes spin us off in controversy (IMG: style_emoticons/default/biggrin.gif) I don't appreciate Seedorf being sacked, just like I was against his appointment in the first place. Regardless of what the 'rumor' is on why and how he was sacked; fact remains he was sacked for not achieving his target (even if it was a monuments task to begin with). Inzaghi, is probably the same story. He will be given a target of achieving CL at the bare minimum, if he achieves EL he'll probably get the sack as well. Neah. Seedorf was sacked because he was not Galliani's choice and because he was too stubborn for his own good. He probably would have been sacked even if we made EL, and by the time he took over CL was no longer a viable objective.
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Jun 11 2014, 01:46 PM
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This discusses our 15 players still in "comproprietà" (half ownership). Their read: - Inzaghi really likes Paloschi, but there is too much competition for the role and he would not find space - Saponara has disappointed, but apparently Milan still believes in him - Albertazzi will probably get purchased by Verona - Comi and Verdi will probably remain in half ownership with Torino, though we may want to use them to get Darmian or Cerci (Poli and Salamon have already been resolved.) Also: - On the way out: Nocerino, Niang, Didac Vilà and Traorè (problem will be finding buyers, especially the last 2) - On loan: Rodrigo Ely (Avellino), Kingsley Boateng (Portugal or Holand), Oduamadi, Fossati and Vergara
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Jun 11 2014, 03:09 PM
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QUOTE (Rossoneri7 @ Jun 11 2014, 03:44 PM) That is an assumption, based on news snipets and bias towards the management. All of which is subjevtive.
Doesn't matter what type of story each of us comes up with, the matter was handled in a manner we are not 100% sure of; that is a fact.
In any case, Seedorf goes and Inzaghi comes. Wonder if Inzaghi would last more than a season with us and our squad. Any other theory on why Seedorf was let go is an assumption as well (IMG: style_emoticons/default/smile.gif) . The way I see it, he was going to get sacked even if we made EL, and I seriously doubt CL was an objective by the time he took over (we were too far away and the team was in disarray). Of course, I don't have inside knowledge (I base my assumptions on what is reported in the news, and we all know how accurate that is). However, I believe that my theory is plausible. Inzaghi? We will have to see. The squad is not that great (to put it kindly), other Serie A teams have become stronger in the last couple of years, and Pippo has zero experience coaching Serie A teams. OTOH, Pippo may have what it takes, and our actions so far in the transfer market look promising. So maybe, just maybe, it will work. If nothing else we may finally see more space for younger players. Also, unlike his predecessors, Pippo appears to enjoy the full support of management (it looks to me like Seedorf and Galliani were at odds from the start, and IMHO Berlu was ready to sack Allegri a year before it happened, Galliani plus an amazing comeback saved him - until Sassuolo). So Inzaghi may survive a second year even if we fall a little short of CL.
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Jun 11 2014, 03:12 PM
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QUOTE (Rossoneri7 @ Jun 11 2014, 03:53 PM) If Kaka leaves, one of Balo or DS or Abate is sold; Milan would have sufficient room to bring in a good player. As things stand, we are not in a position to compete with clubs that have European football on offer, as a minimum that is.
But even so, is Cerci what we need? Or just another Trabaat? Agreed. However, hopefully we are not selling DS or Abate, Balo I care less about (though if we lose him we need someone we can trust).
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Jun 11 2014, 03:17 PM
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QUOTE (Rossoneri7 @ Jun 11 2014, 01:53 PM) If Kaka leaves, one of Balo or DS or Abate is sold; Milan would have sufficient room to bring in a good player. As things stand, we are not in a position to compete with clubs that have European football on offer, as a minimum that is.
But even so, is Cerci what we need? Or just another Trabaat? Because Taarabt has been a failure? Adel has the quality in his locker to be a world beater. He has pace, skill, and can finish. He needs to work on his team-play, it's his only weakness. If he can be harnessed in the right way he could be a truly exceptional player. Even his attitude is good, it's just his decision-making at times which isn't. If that can be honed and tweaked he'd be a truly brilliant player.
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Jun 11 2014, 03:23 PM
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QUOTE (Forza Milan! @ Jun 11 2014, 03:09 PM) Any other theory on why Seedorf was let go is an assumption as well (IMG: style_emoticons/default/smile.gif) . No, not assumptions. The guy was sacked due to his "way of doing things", especially due to his relationship with a few key players in the locker room. It's a fact that Silvio had dinner with Galliani and some of these players (namely Bonera, Montolivo and Abate) where they expressed their concerns in regards to Seedorf. And we all read Silvio's statements in that nursery home where he apparently met people "who could handle Milan's locker room better (than Seedorf)". All these and other things have been reported all over the media, and no-one has denied anything. On the contrary, they all proved to be true as Seedorf was indeed sacked as they suggested months ago. Baseless assumptions are those made regarding the calciomercato, where journals write all kinds of crap just to get people interested. But what happens inside the club and around the team is different, as there are plenty of people who can provide and leak any kind of information.
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Jun 11 2014, 08:39 PM
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QUOTE (X-Offender @ Jun 11 2014, 04:23 PM) No, not assumptions. The guy was sacked due to his "way of doing things", especially due to his relationship with a few key players in the locker room. It's a fact that Silvio had dinner with Galliani and some of these players (namely Bonera, Montolivo and Abate) where they expressed their concerns in regards to Seedorf. And we all read Silvio's statements in that nursery home where he apparently met people "who could handle Milan's locker room better (than Seedorf)".
All these and other things have been reported all over the media, and no-one has denied anything. On the contrary, they all proved to be true as Seedorf was indeed sacked as they suggested months ago.
Baseless assumptions are those made regarding the calciomercato, where journals write all kinds of crap just to get people interested. But what happens inside the club and around the team is different, as there are plenty of people who can provide and leak any kind of information. I think we not all that far off in what we are saying (IMG: style_emoticons/default/smile.gif) Perhaps I tend to trust news sources a little less, as small problems can be amplified and rumors can be spoon-fed to promote someone's agenda. Also, in these situation I tend to look for "cui bono", and Galliani is the one that had a problem with Seedorf from the start (as the decision to sack Allegri and bring Seedorf weakened his position with the club - in fact, for a while there were even rumors that Galliani was on his way out). I think Galliani was quick to leverage issues such as the unhappiness of some of the players, and managed to turn Berlu around (one reason for which I believe Galliani is anything but stupid). Seedorf did not help himself by being stubborn and perhaps even a bit arrogant.
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