was nesta direct red card??  he will miss juve game then i think

he was direct red

Our performances have been so convincing, we are making Pato play better and better with more determination every game... This is the team to learn from.

Frist lesson is from:

Seedorf: You stop a high ball gently with the cushion of your @ss and then you proceed with caution and slow movement until you are surrounded by 6 players. This is where you slowly look around and pass it back to Oddo. You ALWAYS pass it back to Oddo, the slowly looking around thing is just an uber trick Seedorf came up with  to add a little drama to his play. Oddo will take it from here.

Oddo: OK, now you go deep and wait for his cross... Don't worry, it only takes him 18739717419874 times to get it right...

Now when it comes to motivation, Pato needs to look no further than Pirlo. OK, granted a cabbage has more motivation than Pirlo, but you will find it if you look hard enough.

For courage, you got a roll model in Dida, cheering you on and getting injured all at the same from the bench. His fighting spirit and masculine energy is just too much for the pitch.

For fitness, you've got your ideal man in Ronaldo. Name an injury and he has suffered through it. I even heard he got a strain in or around his @sshole for farting once... You be the judge... Now you ask me, why is he the ideal fitness model? Well, he is not... He can tell you 999 ways NOT to get injured though...

Then for technique you got your main man Brocchi... From fabulous elastico's to his trademark little midget stepovers, Brocchi is your to go guy.

More helpful lessons for our new boy Pato in the coming weeks. Stay tuned and enjoy your slow deaths everyone.

More helpful lessons for our new boy Pato in the coming weeks. Stay tuned and enjoy your slow deaths everyone.

I'm going to agree to disagree with dst on the Gourcuff issue.

Our performances have been so convincing, we are making Pato play better and better with more determination every game... This is the team to learn from.

Frist lesson is from:

Seedorf: You stop a high ball gently with the cushion of your @ss and then you proceed with caution and slow movement until you are surrounded by 6 players. This is where you slowly look around and pass it back to Oddo. You ALWAYS pass it back to Oddo, the slowly looking around thing is just an uber trick Seedorf came up with  to add a little drama to his play. Oddo will take it from here.

Oddo: OK, now you go deep and wait for his cross... Don't worry, it only takes him 18739717419874 times to get it right...

Now when it comes to motivation, Pato needs to look no further than Pirlo. OK, granted a cabbage has more motivation than Pirlo, but you will find it if you look hard enough.

For courage, you got a roll model in Dida, cheering you on and getting injured all at the same from the bench. His fighting spirit and masculine energy is just too much for the pitch.

For fitness, you've got your ideal man in Ronaldo. Name an injury and he has suffered through it. I even heard he got a strain in or around his @sshole for farting once... You be the judge... Now you ask me, why is he the ideal fitness model? Well, he is not... He can tell you 999 ways NOT to get injured though...

Then for technique you got your main man Brocchi... From fabulous elastico's to his trademark little midget stepovers, Brocchi is your to go guy.

More helpful lessons for our new boy Pato in the coming weeks. Stay tuned and enjoy your slow deaths everyone.

I think I speak for all of us here when I say that everyone is behing this team no matter where we are, whether it's serie A or Serie Z, Intertoto or CL everyone here is behind the team.

But again, speaking for everyone here, we are all frustrated, with how the team is being run and coached. That's why this is a forum, we all come here to speak our oppinions and sometimes even vent our frustrations, which we all have a reason to right now.

But as I said, that doesn't mean that we are not still all 100% behind our team

if we dont get 4th, carlo will be fired.  I can see it already in galliani's eyes.

More helpful lessons for our new boy Pato in the coming weeks. Stay tuned and enjoy your slow deaths everyone.

No. Carlo has personal issues with Gourcuff.

was silvio even at this game?  I would have loved to see his face after the game.

was silvio even at this game?  I would have loved to see his face after the game.

if we dont get 4th, carlo will be fired.  I can see it already in galliani's eyes.

I didn't even see Galliani today, usually they always have a shot of him. Now that's a face I would have loved to see today

Bringing in who?

The best around already signed with Inter. Maybe Prandelli but Viola will be in CL next season with him.

GET MANCINI.       

Bringing in who?

The best around already signed with Inter. Maybe Prandelli but Viola will be in CL next season with him.

GET MANCINI.       

re Gourcuff: I don't think it's a personal issue between Ancelotti and the player. I just don't think Gourcuff is as good as you guys think he is. It also wouldn't surprise me one little bit if he's got an attitude problem. Personal opinion and I know that many are likely to disagree.

Mourinho quoted in the english press saying he has had no contact with the mreda...so maybe your dream is still alive 

maybe we should use this oppurtunity to offer Mourinho the job.

he would probably choose us before merda.

but, of course that won't happen. Carlo will be our coach next season.

Gourcuff is definitely quality. He showed it last season. He set the stadium on fire every time he stepped on the pitch and he had 5 assists and 1 goal in the limited time that he played. But then even after all those great displays, Carlo showed him less and less time. It was kind of painful to watch, but he was going to play a lot more the season after, we all thought. Wrong. Instead Gourcuff was wasted on the bench and given his weak character, he completely lost his confidence. He needed some lovin'. And I'm serious... He need a mentor. Someone to help him take the next step because the raw talent is there for all to see.

Van Basten??

A good coach with solid mentoring skills.

Van Basten is not a good coach though... Not yet at least. He has a lot to prove.

Van Basten??

and is the new Ajax manager next season to!!

yea but i read he asked milan to give yoann on loan for one season.....

yea but i read he asked milan to give yoann on loan for one season.....

Even the unflappable MvB has taken pity on Milan??
Does anyone know (I guess only 10ie will be privy to this info) what MvB's feelings really are about Milan??

Does he truly love the club, or is it to him just a club that acted as a vehicle for success? I mean like, in the end does his heart belong to Ajax?? Sort of like..uhm Keegan and Liverpool?

I'm not gonna get into the Carlo debate fellas...sorry...not tonight. I'm a little outnumbered here. Maybe if R7 were here, and Nova would stop surfing porn, I'd have a chance.

I'm gonna go celebrate Keegan's first victory.

Keegan>>>>>>Ramos.

Mourinho quoted in the english press saying he has had no contact with the mreda...so maybe your dream is still alive 

Lippi, mourinho, capello(if fired), cesare maldini?

me 

I didn't see the game so I can't comment on the performance, but a terrible result. UEFA Cup next season is pretty much all but confirmed now.

Why was Nesta sent off?

Why was Nesta sent off?

link please fahad

Ancelotti: Never again!

Carlo Ancelotti is furious with his squad over “the usual mistakes” and demanded changes in attitude. “No more second chances.”

Milan’s Champions League hopes are evaporating as despite Fiorentina’s loss away to Udinese today, they dropped into sixth place and are still four points adrift of fourth.

“I know my players and what they can do from here until the end of the season. We still have a possibility, but there are no more second chances after this. We must not look for alibis.

“We are aware of the difficult moment we’re going through and will try to get out of it. Not qualifying for the Champions League would weigh heavily on us. We have a possibility and must make the most of it.”

This loss to Atalanta was Milan’s second consecutive 2-1 defeat at San Siro after an identical dismal performance against Sampdoria 10 days ago.

“We made the usual mistakes that we tend to make at home,” admitted Ancelotti. “It was a bland start and a bit lazy, so in the end we paid the price. In some situations we were very distracted, just as we were against Samp.”

The Rossoneri had two goals controversially disallowed for a Clarence Seedorf offside flag and Massimo Ambrosini’s push, but the Coach did not look for excuses.

“The referee was on a par with our performance today, but having said that we certainly didn’t lose because of him.

“Our entire game is to be wiped off the slate, there was nothing to be salvaged from it. In the second half we tried with a bit more grit, but left ourselves very open to the counter.”

Andrea Pirlo has been on very poor form recently and saw his last-minute penalty saved by Ferdinando Coppola, while the absence of the injured Kaka, Pippo Inzaghi and Ronaldo is making itself felt.

“Now we have to make changes,” slammed Ancelotti. “We cannot carry on like this. We hope to have Kaka back for the next game, but at the moment we are not defending well and not attacking well either.

“Something will change, but I am not so much talking about the players as the attitude. We’ll see what happens on Saturday.”

The Rossoneri welcome on form Cagliari to San Siro next weekend and then travel to Juventus on April 12.

Meanwhile, for Atalanta it was a glorious afternoon and their first Serie A victory here in 17 years.

“It was an almost perfect performance,” smiled assistant manager Francesco Conti, as Coach Gigi Del Neri sat out a touchline ban.

“At the end we suffered under Milan’s siege, but did well to react. It’s true we were a little lucky, but you need that to win in football.”

Unlike many of you, I think going to UEFA will only do good to Milan. believe me, if we make the CL we will not see much changes in the summer... it will be a few +30yo and short term solutions.