[X-Offender]

Sooooooooo butthurt this guy...

Butthurt? I don't think so. If anything, we're the ones who should be butthurt for letting him go.

What does that have to do with anything? Every single f@cking interview this guy is rambling on and on about Milan... Just get off our balls already...

It's his autobiography, what did you expect? Not talk about Milan at all, where he spent 10 years of his career? C'mon now!

This post has been edited by X-Offender: Apr 20 2013, 02:03 PM

[KillerMax]

Butthurt? I don't think so. If anything, we're the ones who should be butthurt for letting him go.

It's not about WHO should be butthurt but who is OBVIOUSLY ACTING butthurt. We have a thousand and one problems, but we don't talk about the guy left and right. We let him do his thing in peace. It's not too much to ask to ask the same in return.

It's his autobiography, what did you expect? Not talk about Milan at all, where he spent 10 years of his career? C'mon now!

OK fine it's his autobiography... YOU GOT ME! Except not, he has been mentioning us every other interview since he left.

And let me just mention that players have been treated FAR FAR worse than this by their favorite clubs and they usually move on like professionals. It's like we forcefully SOLD the guy... He wanted one thing and Idiotta Allegri wanted another thing. He left for free and we let him go. What's the big f@cking fuss Mr. Pirlo? And you were playing like $hit for years before you left and had become defensive liability. You went to Juventus all angry grew your pubes out and your beard and got your mojo back? Good for you. No one holds it against you! Good on you to have your motivation back and a passionate coach above you. Good. But STOP talking $hit now. Be grateful for what Milan gave you also. And move the f@ck on you hurt little girl. It's OK. Milan didn't torture you. Time came for you to go your separate way. That's it. No drama. No hassle. F@ck off. Thank you.

[Fillipo Simone]

Two small details:

1) Why is it important to dwell over a parting gift? I mean, what did he expect? A cake?

2) It's interesting how 1 miserable year can destroy 9 great years. That's the thing with people. You can help them and be generally good and compassionate. Then you make a mistake, and now suddenly all of your good work in the past vanishes.

[Zed.D]

Maybe it's because he did not want to leave in the first place and was hurt by the way things were left with Milan??

Those are ten years of his career we're talking about. Pirlo has won far more important things than the Scudetto. Those are not the point but it's clear he was p!ssed off about how he was treated because Allegri couldn't fit him into his team because he's too small minded to make that work.

Like he can't fit Montolivo (similar player) into his team?

Pirlo was crap for the last 2-3 seasons, I'm glad we let him go. Montolivo is doing a much better job than Pirlo would have as far as I'm concerned.

[acid911]

Two small details:

1) Why is it important to dwell over a parting gift? I mean, what did he expect? A cake?

2) It's interesting how 1 miserable year can destroy 9 great years. That's the thing with people. You can help them and be generally good and compassionate. Then you make a mistake, and now suddenly all of your good work in the past vanishes.

Not small details, man. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/king.gif) Totally, totally agree with both points. Well noted! These are the things that make a man, but sadly not everyone seem to possess these values these days. It's Pirlo's mouth, he can say whatever under the pale blue sky that comes to his mind. But his performances before he left, and his interviews after, are meh.

I can't forget Pirlo's last year or two at Milan. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/mellow.gif) You know when he moved funny, just like bugs bunny.

[Fillipo Simone]

Not small details, man. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/king.gif) Totally, totally agree with both points. Well noted! These are the things that make a man, but sadly not everyone seem to possess these values these days. It's Pirlo's mouth, he can say whatever under the pale blue sky that comes to his mind. But his performances before he left, and his interviews after, are meh.

I can't forget Pirlo's last year or two at Milan. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/mellow.gif) You know when he moved funny, just like bugs bunny.

Haha, it rhymes well (IMG:style_emoticons/default/biggrin.gif)

[Fillipo Simone]

Like he can't fit Montolivo (similar player) into his team?

Pirlo was crap for the last 2-3 seasons, I'm glad we let him go. Montolivo is doing a much better job than Pirlo would have as far as I'm concerned.

Well, I won't get into this discussion - done that, been there. But I disagree with everything.

[han2503]

Like he can't fit Montolivo (similar player) into his team?

Pirlo was crap for the last 2-3 seasons, I'm glad we let him go. Montolivo is doing a much better job than Pirlo would have as far as I'm concerned.

Montolivo similar??

Monto is a great player imo, but he's very different from Pirlo, Monto aside from being a technical player is also a very good athlete, he has strength, he's not afraid to get stuck in. Pirlo is very far from that.

Don't get me wrong, I'm a huge Monto fan, and this was the case prior to him signing on with Milan as well. But you can't call him similar to Pirlo and Pirlo is certainly in a class of his own when it comes to mids.

Allegri has ALWAYS struggled to integrate players who are like Pirlo, .i.e mostly base their game on technique rather than physicality. And we've seen this happening a million times now. It says enough that the only creative player which survived under Allegri these last few years has been Monto.

[acid911]

Pirlo was crap for the last 2-3 seasons, I'm glad we let him go. Montolivo is doing a much better job than Pirlo would have as far as I'm concerned.

This. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/sleep.gif) And if he loved Milan so much he should have taken a one year contract like all others before him. For what it's worth legends like Nesta and Seedorf (with all his tantrums) behaved in a much more dignified manner. And the maestro here chose the worst possible club, biggest possible rival to go to.

Amazing how Leonardo was torn into bits, easy target I guess, but Pirlo's club selection is a million times worse!

[acid911]

Haha, it rhymes well

Couldn't think of someone else. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/biggrin.gif) (IMG:style_emoticons/default/tongue.gif) Big fan of the rabbit. Icon.

[Zed.D]

@ han

I don't believe in this Allegri vs. technical players. IMO there's not a single player who was doing his job right and Allegri axed him because he was "technical".

Robinho is trash most of the time. Ronaldinho was finished. Pirlo lacked motivation. who else is there? Pato had injury problems while Boateng is not technical I suppose...

Maybe Allegri prefers players both technical and physical to only technical players, but I can't see how that's a bad thing especially in Serie A.


As for Pirlo vs Monto. it doesn't matter that Pirlo is potentially "world class" or "on another level" when he was playing way below what Monto is offering now.

This post has been edited by Zed.D: Apr 20 2013, 03:50 PM

[kurtsimonw]

Ronaldino was dreadful the season we let him go. The fact he's still playing in Brazil says it all. Pirlo had been very poor for 2/3 years under numerous coaches so I think it's harsh to put it all on Allegri. He hadn't been impressive on many occassions for us since the 2007 CL Final.

[acid911]

The fact he's still playing for Brazil says it all.

Fixed. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/wink.gif) There are more chances of Ronaldinho making the 2014 World Cup (suck it Dunga) than otherwise. At least at the time of this writing. Big Phil has said that he'd like to see Ronaldinho in the competition, and well, considering just how much Kaka has fallen, I wouldn't be surprised if Mr. Ponytail did.

[acid911]

Dreaded DP. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/mad.gif)

This post has been edited by acid911: Apr 20 2013, 04:33 PM

[kurtsimonw]

Fixed. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/wink.gif) There are more chances of Ronaldinho making the 2014 World Cup (suck it Dunga) than otherwise. At least at the time of this writing. Big Phil has said that he'd like to see Ronaldinho in the competition, and well, considering just how much Kaka has fallen, I wouldn't be surprised if Mr. Ponytail did.

I don't think playing for Brazil is once what it was. They have some pretty average players for what you'd expect from Brazil.