[Jack Bauer]

More than anything it was nice to see the players give 110% out there for a change. It felt like they wanted to prove something to the zebra scum. Showed a lot of character and determination. But we need to try to use this momentum to make a run of good results and create continuity, otherwise it will just be 3 very sweet points in the sea of sour mediocrity.

[KillerMax]

I doubt Yepes can handle playing every 3 days. Zapata is the way to go with Yepes as a solid back up.

[X-Offender]

I doubt Yepes can handle playing every 3 days. Zapata is the way to go with Yepes as a solid back up.

He's suspended for the next game, so I guess Zapata will play, unless Allegri plays Acerbi again.

[Fillipo Simone]

No. I would really keep the CB-pairing as it is - we need them to be confident, and the two now have this momentum.

[TriniKing_CE]

Fillipo, while I agree with you, I don't mind Zapata coming in now and again; the few times he has gotten minutes he has done well each time in my opinion. Yepes is an experienced lad and wouldn't require a whole lot the get back into the game even with rotation being introduced, but on the other hand I agree the chemistry between our CB pairing could suffer a bit from a lack of consistency.

[Fillipo Simone]

Surely, after all, Yepes is 36.

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nuff said.

[William405]

Couldn't watch it because of exams.But **** yeah!I've dreamt about this win and it feels so good!

[Bluesummers]

Silvio Berlusconi, jokingly, when leaving Giannino: "Beating Juve with a dubious penalty makes the victory even sweeter."

[Jack Sparrow]

Great match.

Absolutely agree with X-Off that our fullbacks were key. I think our shutting down both Isla and Asamoah in the end proved the key point. The downside of course is that we basically left our skins on the pitch. It's probably not possible to play at this intensity week in-week out.

I have to give props to Allegri, in the end he found a way to counter the 'unstoppable' 3-5-2 and use it against them. What we could have done with Ibra in the squad!!! :-D

Best performance of the team this season. And what a turnout at the Siro. Berlusca, Uncle Fester (who true to form ran to the changing rooms towards the end), Braida and that man MvB. Most importantly 78,000 rabid fans at the Siro with some amazing choreography. They really got behind the team and in a good way.

And watching Monty and Noce pumping up the crowd... took me back to that night against Manchester Utd!! (IMG:style_emoticons/default/biggrin.gif)

You see Juve can have their fancy stadium, it makes them money- cool. We got a tremendous atmosphere. WOW!

Read a stat that said, we made probably close to 3 million from ticket sales this match! (IMG:style_emoticons/default/blink.gif)

[Zed.D]

Galliani: It could have ended 0-0
By Football Italia staff

Milan Vice-President Adriano Galliani insists the Diavolo are on their way back – although the game against Juventus could have ended 0-0.

The Rossoneri beat the Italian champions 1-0 at San Siro on Sunday thanks to a penalty which Milan boss Massimiliano Allegri admitted was the wrong decision.

“Pep Guardiola would have said it was a penalty,” Galliani joked. “We have to understand where the arm starts.

“Without that penalty, the game would have perhaps ended 0-0 instead.”

Milan have had a problematic start to the season, but the official is optimistic that they are back on the right path.

“I’m happy,” he added. “We are starting to do well again. We already played well at Napoli and against Anderlecht.

“They seemed like our three hardest games, but this is football and we are more than satisfied with them.”

Galliani also praised two Milan players in particular for their performances. “Riccardo Montolivo demonstrated that he is a true champion. Mattia De Sciglio was also out of this world this evening.”

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They can't stop talking about Pep. I mean what the hell has Pep to do with that statement? he could've as well said "Mourinho".

Make me wonder if we have already agreed terms with him.

[drucurl]

Great win (IMG:style_emoticons/default/cool.gif) doesn't change my mind about Allegri, but now's not the time. Forza Milan!

[Jack Sparrow]

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They can't stop talking about Pep. I mean what the hell has Pep to do with that statement? he could've as well said "Mourinho".

Make me wonder if we have already agreed terms with him.

I think it was a tongue-in-cheek comment. The media has been awash with Pep to Milan rumours. That being said, I have to say Max Allegri has been pretty professional about his handling of things.

It's not just the win, I have to say I saw the best of Max in the last game. The team-play, the measured aggression, the chilled out interviews everything.

Now comes the two steps back. I hope we can win against Catania or else this all goes to shite.

[Fillipo Simone]

Yep, this is the famous step forward. Now let's see. History is against the man.

[Zed.D]

I think it was a tongue-in-cheek comment. The media has been awash with Pep to Milan rumours. That being said, I have to say Max Allegri has been pretty professional about his handling of things.

It's not just the win, I have to say I saw the best of Max in the last game. The team-play, the measured aggression, the chilled out interviews everything.

Now comes the two steps back. I hope we can win against Catania or else this all goes to shite.

They started all the Pep to Milan rumors! as I said I feel like they've agreed terms with Pep but can't keep it under their hats because they're too excited (IMG:style_emoticons/default/biggrin.gif)

As for the two steps back, this time I'm gonna wait and see. if this will not be the turning point of our season then there's absolutely no hope. but something tells me we'll be able to get results from now on though I can't see us playing good football too.