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Oct 19 2010, 09:52 PM
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I'm devastated. This was one of the most horrible, awful, unwatchable games since I've become a fan. There isn't any doubt anymore, Allegri is a rookie. A clueless, incompetent rookie. His inability to read the game is incredible. How, oh how on earth can you play Pirlo-Gattuso-Seedorf-Dinho, four over 30s, against a fast team like Real Madrid? Did he even watch any of their games? It's absolutely baffling. Boateng-Pirlo-Flamini - this is how we should play from now on. Always.
Regarding the performance of our players, there isn't much to say. I saw Amelia, Zambrotta, Nesta, Pirlo and Robinho try really hard, they have my respect. The rest? Again, unwatchable. Seedorf and Dinho deserve to be castigated, they put shame on our colors. Ibra and Pato just weren't supported at all upfront, even though they could have done a little better.
This was a shameful game, and I hope we (i.e. Allegri) learn something from it.
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Oct 19 2010, 09:57 PM
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QUOTE (Zed.D @ Oct 19 2010, 09:55 PM)  COME ON. why isn't anyone praising Amelia?!?! he's awesome, he's handsome, he's a good keeper, what more could you ask for? Haha (IMG: style_emoticons/default/smile.gif) yep Amelia was the reason it was not a much heavier defeat. Hope to see much more of him!
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Oct 19 2010, 09:58 PM
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Ratings:
Amelia (6) - a sad debut, but Milan now knows that other then Abbiati there is also a very good goalie in the team.
Zambrotta (6) - solid match with a few good runs. Lacking pace, but still is reliable.
Nesta (6) - made a brilliant interception and tackle typicall for Sandro. Other then that, made also some stupid passing errors. Bonera (5) - looked like a 40 year old veteran striker re-located as a defender. I hope this was his final.
Antonini (6) - solid performance by Luca, both down and up the flank. Made only slight positioning errors.
Gattuso (6) - did as much as he could, but this was not the match we needed Rino.
Pirlo (6) - one of the better Milan midfielders, but with constant passing errors. Unlucky with the free-kick.
Seedorf (4.5) - slow and passive, missed one of the few good chances, created nothing. Very bad match.
Ronaldinho (5) - apart from a few good passes, he did nothing. One of the weakest links.
Pato (4.5) - his runs were totally erratic and useless, and unfortunately costed us the stupid free kick. Totally shut down by both Real and our passive midfield.
Ibrahimovic (5) - did nothing, absolutely zero.
Boateng (5.5) - apart from being fit and able too run more then any other of our midfielders, did nothing good. Robinho (6) - made some refreshment and looked more motivated then any of our other players. Inzaghi(.) - didn't do anything/came in too late.
Allegri(4) - stubborn and unadaptable, tactically predictable and with little understanding of game development and reactioning.
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Oct 19 2010, 10:00 PM
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QUOTE (amancik @ Oct 19 2010, 10:57 PM)  He saved our a$$ in a couple of occasions. He looked very assured between the posts. I dare say he's good enough to replace Abbiati. Hey, Abbiat was pretty good all season long. Why would we replace him based on one match... Amelia did well, but Abbiati still should be No. 1.
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Oct 19 2010, 10:05 PM
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QUOTE (William405 @ Oct 19 2010, 10:44 PM)  Simone:I agree his passing skills aren't top notch but he's just the player we need PERIOD. He doesn't usually misplace passes that much.You just write off a player after seeing him do 3-4 bad passes,that's really judgmental of you. Gee, I didn't write him off, but I just fail to see from where does giant amounts of faith come? Under these circumstances and Allegri as well, any normal midfielder who has strenght, is under 30 and has still some pace would do good or better then our midfield. But honestly, what did Boateng do other then that?
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Oct 19 2010, 10:07 PM
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QUOTE (Fillipo Simone @ Oct 19 2010, 10:00 PM)  Hey, Abbiat was pretty good all season long. Why would we replace him based on one match... Amelia did well, but Abbiati still should be No. 1. Because when players come in and do well, they need to be encouraged. This happens when good performances are rewarded with another game and then another if performances continue. The flip side of this is that bad performances should be rewarded with a spot on the bench, or in some of our squad's case a very cold seat high up in the san siro. Players should never be picked on reputation, which seems to happen far to much in our case (IMG: style_emoticons/default/mad.gif)
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