$h!tchel$ki = Sh!t that went to Chelski for the $$'s

Excuses? Transfer Campaign.
Thus Galliani And Berlusconi.
+ Poor Tactics and a Bad Formation
+Milan Lab
+ No Eager and No Determination in the players.

Pretty Much Everyting..especially the G& B

I don't share that sentiment. I think he went to Chelsea because of that Russian thug he calls a friend!

Yet he Left this So Called Family..
He better go have a bath in a **** Tub, Atleast it won't effect his fu****** dignity.
Wait, Does he still have One?

Ah come on. this is harsh!!

Ancelotti in Milan crisis talks

AC Milan have denied a report of a boardroom split over the future of coach Carlo Ancelotti, following lengthy talks on Monday.

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Ancelotti and the board were locked in crisis talks for two-and-a-half hours following the Rossoneri's second successive defeat on Sunday.

Following the talks, Sky Sport 24 reported that club vice-president Adriano Galliani and general director Ariedo Braida had spoken in favour of firing Ancelotti, but technical director Leonardo talked them out of it.

However, a statement on the AC Milan website described that as "totally lacking in foundation".

"The story reported by Sky Sport 24 which claimed the coach of Milan, Carlo Ancelotti, was saved in his job by Leonardo against the opinion of Adriano Galliani and Ariedo Braida is totally lacking in foundation," said the statement.

Earlier, Ancelotti emerged from the talks but gave away little about his future with the club.

"We had a reunion to find the most fitting coaching solution," he said. "Did we find it? Yes."

Also present at the meeting were chief medic Jean Pierre Meersseman and athletic coach Daniele Tognaccini.

Ancelotti has been in the hotseat at Milan for seven years, and has led them to a host of trophies including the Scudetto, the Coppa Italia and two Champions League titles - the last of which came as recently as 2007.

Galliani had given Ancelotti a vote of confidence following the 2-0 defeat at Genoa, which left the Serie A giants rock-bottom of the table with no points from their opening two games.

The Milan chief was adamant the club was not considering a change of coach, at least in his public statements.

"Ancelotti will remain the coach of AC Milan," he said. "I will not say it again and not because I will change my mind about this but rather because it becomes repetitive.

"I dont want to hand any excuses but up to now we haven't had time to train together as a team due to many of our players having had to play for their respective national teams.

"Now we have three weeks to ourselves and we must continue to work hard."

The Rossoneri will have little time to rest as they begin their UEFA Cup campaign on Thursday when they host FC Zurich, before welcoming early Serie A table-toppers Lazio to the San Siro three days later

www.teamtalk.com

Dang...this is bad

Uhm. Is team talk in any way reliable?

man i just stumbled upon this thread now. Wow this gave me a good laugh. And 100% agree with everyone here. Dru that post was worldclasss ahahhahaha.

Lol @ giancarlo.


But yes the excuses for this game were as follows:

Ronaldinho fatigued after internationals, sheva was unlucky, kaka unfit, carlo high during the game.

Something fishy is going on, I tell ya.

Ancelotti is still Milan's coach?

So far, yep. But the fact that they had to publish a denial about the Sky story on the website indicates to me that something is going on.

leonardo defended carlo I didn't think he would have any freinds left after our playing.

You'd be suprised then bluey.

Coz Carlo could be fired and go coach Roma, but every time he came to the Siro, they'd applaud him.

I think what happened is basically...Braida and Galliani telling Carlo to shape up or ship out, and Leo responding, saying it wasn't all Carlo's fault.

Before the start of the season Galliani publicly warned Carlo about how he'd done his job and it was now Carlo's responsibility to deliver results. so it IS Carlo's fault, because if he thinks the squad is not even good enough to beat a newly promoted team, he must make way for another coach. in other words he's accepted a responsibility and MUST deliver results!! Galliani warning him to shape up or ship out is only fair.

^^^

I agree, I agree, I agree....now stop yelling in my face!!

they said they have found a solution i hoe a solution is a new system a proper new one not from 4-3-2-1 we move to 4-3-1-2 and that is the new system

and roma are losing aswell may be a coach swap with them

^^ CMF, there have been a couple of speculative articles in the Italian media about that. Not so sure it'll happen, but the idea is out there.

i think could be ideal for both teams

Whose they? Could you post a news article or something? Maybe a link?

http://www.goal.com/en/Articolo.aspx?ContenutoId=865584


this is the goal article but i am sure it was everywhere

fak this shows what i feared we have changed from 4-3-2-1 to 4-3-1-2

The Rossoneri have been poor in Serie A thus far but they have the chance to lift their heads and morale up when they take on Swiss side Zurich in the UEFA Cup tomorrow night.

A number of injuries have ravaged the side with Andrea Pirlo the latest casualty to pop into the treatment room.

Ancelotti has a selection headache but Clarence Seedorf is likely to start in Pirlo’s place with Kaka behind a front two pairing of Pato and Borriello.

Andriy Shevchenko has not been too impressive and he is likely to start on the bench. Ronaldinho has also been dropped and it is highly unlikely he will feature.

Another surprise will be the return of Nelson Dida. The Brazilian has not played a full 90 minutes for nine months and Ancelotti may decide to give him the nod and the wink in goal.

Bonera, Kaladze, Jankulovski and Antonini make up the back line with Ambrosini and Flamini completing the midfield in what should be a 4-3-1-2 formation.

Milan fans will be hoping Ronaldinho is not absent for too long as many will remember the Brazilian being neglected by Frank Rijkaard at Barcelona last term, and the result then was clear for all to see.

Yeah, it's goal.com. Not sure I believe it.

http://www.sportmediaset.it/calcio/articol...uefa+formazione

Okay, mediaset I do believe. Thanks, CMF.

Not Much Bad of a Formation.....
I just don't wanna See Kaka for a Full 90 Minutes....50-60 Minutes Will Do it..

Sorry for going Off/Topic

I want Cardaccio....

Milan without a deep lying playmaker. Carlooooooooooo nooooooooooooooo!!!! It's the most unique thing about our gameplay (now that Brocchi is gone)!