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CHU-LIP
Han, you're unbelievable.

QUOTE (han2503 @ Nov 15 2010, 08:19 PM) *
I want a Milan with balance.

Says the one who likes to use Ronaldinho as our AM. rolleyes.gif

With those 3 so called DMs we have a very strong midfield that will win the battle, now if that is no balance, and they are not just 3 DMs and nothing else but. No, Flamini is doing more than just being a DM, he's doing that what we want from Boateng, but better. We were playing Inter and we're the obvious better team in the first half, we ended up winning with having 10 men in 2nd half. But no, you still complain about balance which is the most ironic thing ever coming from you.
han2503
QUOTE (CHU-LIP @ Nov 15 2010, 07:29 PM) *
Han, you're unbelievable.


Says the one who likes to use Ronaldinho as our AM. rolleyes.gif

With those 3 so called DMs we have a very strong midfield that will win the battle, now if that is no balance, and they are not just 3 DMs and nothing else but. No, Flamini is doing more than just being a DM, he's doing that what we want from Boateng, but better. We were playing Inter and we're the obvious better team in the first half, we ended up winning with having 10 men in 2nd half. But no, you still complain about balance which is the most ironic thing ever coming from you.

Oh please don't make this about Dinho!!!!!!! I never mentioned him so don't bring him into this. It has nothing to do with the attack but with the midfield

No that's not balance, that's playing negatively. Watch the game again, those 30 minutes aside where Inter let us do whatever we wanted, we struggled to string more then 5 passes together. You think it's good that the AM had to drop so deep to pick up the ball? No that is clearly a red light that something is not functioning.

How is 3 DMs balance? No other big team plays with 3, these are teams that are winning on a consistant basis not just happy about winning the derby against a really poor and struggling team.

Also we kept the win in the 2nd half because a. Nesta, Thiago, Ambro and Flamini were amazing b. Pirlo came in instead of Rino who ran like a headless chicken all game and c. Inter were toothless and basically had no ideas aside from passing it sideways. We did the exact same thing against Real, only they found a way to easily cut us open.
X-Offender
Well, starting next game we'll constantly be playing Gattuso--Pirlo--Ambrosini in midfield so you can put your heart in peace. I just don't see your point that our midfield in these last three games hasn't been adequate. We completely dominated Bari in a game that should have ended 6-2, we finally managed to beat a tough side as Palermo after being beaten three times from them in the last two seasons, and we managed to stop Inter's running strike on us without giving them a single scoring opportunity. You can't achieve three matches of such intensity if the midfield isn't working properly like you claim. Our game overall has improved substantially, we can score more easily and this has to be recognized.
Fillipo Simone
Milan with balance. What's that, a slogan?
X-Offender
QUOTE (Fillipo Simone @ Nov 15 2010, 08:12 PM) *
Milan with balance. What's that, a slogan?


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han2503
QUOTE (X-Offender @ Nov 15 2010, 08:10 PM) *
Well, starting next game we'll constantly be playing Gattuso--Pirlo--Ambrosini in midfield so you can put your heart in peace. I just don't see your point that our midfield in these last three games hasn't been adequate. We completely dominated Bari in a game that should have ended 6-2, we finally managed to beat a tough side as Palermo after being beaten three times from them in the last two seasons, and we managed to stop Inter's running strike on us without giving them a single scoring opportunity. You can't achieve three matches of such intensity if the midfield isn't working properly like you claim. Our game overall has improved substantially, we can score more easily and this has to be recognized.

Against palermo the midfield was the ideal one and I was completely happy with how we dominated the play through midfield. Imo that's the midfield that should be playing.

Also my main problem is with Rino. He's just not good enough, even worse, he nearly gets himself sent off again before the half time whistle blew yesterday, after last season's debacle. So dropping Flamini in order to play Rino who seems to be a personal favourite of Allegri's is inexcusable.

I'm not saying the system is not working as a whole. But you need to look at how we're playing as a whole. And I'm talking against Bari and Inter, where the midfield struggled to really control the tempo and possession. In order to do this you need at least one player who is calm on the ball, can make a good decisive pass when we need to get out of a tight spot, etc. Non of our DMs can do that aside from Flamini who is better on the ball but it's still not enough. List to me any other top teams that play a 3 DM system...

Our overall game has improved by miled from the beginning of the season, I'm not denying that, and I'm more then happy with how we'ce improved over the last 3 weeks. But I feel like the derby win is really clouding what is before us. I've seen the game again, and when the euforia of it is gone you can clearly make rational judgement.

First 30 minutes: We looked great, Inter couldn't touch us, but how much of it should be attributed to Inter playing like cr@p? Imo at least 50% of it was purely because of that reason. Once Coutinho came on and Inter got into their usual setup we couldn't hold possession any longer, Gattuso started to make a nuisance out of himself, imo was at fault for getting Abate booked because he was leaving him to deal with Eto'o all on his own and got yellowed for one stupid foul and nearly got sent off a few minutes after.

Created chances: Ibra's one man show due to winning every arial challenge against Matrix, what did we really create? Let's not forget, we scored through a penalty wink.gif I'm 100% sure that had Pirlo started instead of rino, we would have smacked Inter as bad as they smacked us last season in those first few minutes. They just never showed up and Pirlo dictating play through the center would have killed them off. Instead you had Rino, Ambro and Flamini passing sideways, then back to Thiago and Nesta, who unleashed that long ball to Ibra. Which yes always caught Inter out but you can't really expect it to always work

After Coutinho cam one, we struggled big time, before we lost Abate, we weren't in the game again, Seedorf worked his @ss off trying to get something going, while for example against Palermo he looked great, and barely had to run at all, simply because the midfield behind him supported him, won him the balls, and was always available for that onetwo to create space.
han2503
QUOTE (Fillipo Simone @ Nov 15 2010, 08:12 PM) *
Milan with balance. What's that, a slogan?

It should be biggrin.gif

Imo the Palermo game was a perfect advert for this new campaign biggrin.gif
X-Offender
It looks to me Han that your main problem is with Allegri playing Gattuso. Everything else comes as a result of it. wink.gif
han2503
QUOTE (X-Offender @ Nov 15 2010, 09:01 PM) *
It looks to me Han that your main problem is with Allegri playing Gattuso. Everything else comes as a result of it. wink.gif

Well he is the extra DM, he adds nothing to our game. Ambro and Flamini have to play. Rino was a huge problem for us yesterday. I know Chu is going to tell me oh Rino has been great, etc, etc but he hasn't he was a problem for us yesterday, against Real and every other time we played a half decent team.

The problem with 3 destroyers in midfield is still there. I want at least 1 player who is good on the ball, whether that is Boeteng or Pirlo to me depends on who we play.

Also it's not like I have a personaly agenda against Rino, I'm a huge fan, but I'm a Milan fan first and I want what is best for my team, and Rino playing is not a good decision.
CHU-LIP
QUOTE (han2503 @ Nov 15 2010, 10:06 PM) *
Well he is the extra DM, he adds nothing to our game. Ambro and Flamini have to play. Rino was a huge problem for us yesterday. I know Chu is going to tell me oh Rino has been great, etc, etc but he hasn't he was a problem for us yesterday, against Real and every other time we played a half decent team.
Yesterday he wasn't great, and subbing him off half time was the right decision, considering he had yellow.
samira
Milan's last "away" victory in the derby was followed by five consecutive defeats... (2005) sad.gif
han2503
QUOTE (CHU-LIP @ Nov 15 2010, 09:23 PM) *
Yesterday he wasn't great, and subbing him off half time was the right decision, considering he had yellow.

I wouldn't call any of his other games great either this season, some were good, others he tries like mad but it's for nothing.

Anyways. I'm hoping for a Pirlo, Flamini, Ambro midfield against Fiorentina. Let's see what that can do. I can see us really dominate with that one.

Mostly now, my only worry is Ibra, our only pure striker left, who will most likely play again mid-week for Sweden, then on Saturday, the in the CL on Tuesday and again the following weekend. Allegri needs to rotate him, or he's going to end up injured. Problem is we have no other striker available aside from robs and playing the xmas tree with Dinho and Seedorf supporting Robinho would never work. So do we try a Primavera? Beretta and Zigoni gave been very disappointing when they've played in the summer... We could try the Roma tactic with no pure striker...
CHU-LIP
Han, my dear, open the Fiorentina thread please.
han2503
QUOTE (CHU-LIP @ Nov 15 2010, 09:54 PM) *
Han, my dear, open the Fiorentina thread please.

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You're finally admitting that I'm the real reason behind our wins biggrin.gif
Zed.D
QUOTE (samira @ Nov 16 2010, 01:19 AM) *
Milan's last "away" victory in the derby was followed by five consecutive defeats... (2005) sad.gif

Wow...

I don't care how we played. kudos to Max and the team. each one of them, even Rino and Abate!
CHU-LIP
QUOTE (han2503 @ Nov 15 2010, 10:55 PM) *
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You're finally admitting that I'm the real reason behind our wins biggrin.gif

You're the only one opening match threads on this site nowadays. tongue.gif

I can't open them... cry.gif
William405
QUOTE (CHU-LIP @ Nov 15 2010, 10:23 PM) *
Yesterday he wasn't great, and subbing him off half time was the right decision, considering he had yellow.



He wasn't great?!He was terrible,he referee was really generous.He should have gotten a red card easily.
In his other games,he wasn't that good either.
To play the correct system,we have to pick between him and Ambro.And I'm pretty sure everyone prefers Ambrosini.
Gattuso shouldn't be even our 2nd Dm option.Strasser showed that he can be better than him,and giving experience to a youngster who is good should be encouraged.

han2503
QUOTE (CHU-LIP @ Nov 15 2010, 10:00 PM) *
You're the only one opening match threads on this site nowadays. tongue.gif

It's because I bring in the good luck 96.gif
CHU-LIP
QUOTE (William405 @ Nov 15 2010, 11:02 PM) *
He wasn't great?!He was terrible,he referee was really generous.He should have gotten a red card easily.
In his other games,he wasn't that good either.

Oh FFS, Han said this:
QUOTE (han2503 @ Nov 15 2010, 10:06 PM) *
I know Chu is going to tell me oh Rino has been great, etc, etc but he hasn't he was a problem for us yesterday, against Real and every other time we played a half decent team.

So I said he wasn't great because han used the word 'great'...

All I said he wasn't great, I didn't say he was good either... in other matches he has been good though.
Jack Bauer
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ptdo6aPQK3M...player_embedded

I can watch it over and over again...
vnata001
I agree with many of the things Han has said following the match regarding preferred lineups, and Materazzi's role in our victory, but it is this comment...
QUOTE (Zed.D @ Nov 15 2010, 12:58 PM) *
I don't care how we played. kudos to Max and the team. each one of them, even Rino and Abate!


...that resonates with me the most.

All i know is that Ambrosini, Nesta, and Thiago Silva embodied why i love this club - I'll never forget their performances on this night. Around the 80th minute, I texted a friend of mine: 'Even if we concede at this point, this will go down as one of the most awe-inspiring defensive efforts I've seen.'

I know it was a weak Inter, and I know there were lots of ways (han's mentioned them) as to how we could've messed the match up from a tactical point of view. But Milan showed us something that we have not seen from them in a long time. They showed a heart, passion, intensity, and a refusal to cave in to the opposition momentum. We were unphased, and united around one goal. The unrelenting will to win that has been absent from the team in quite some time. I saw it in every single one of our players. We were neither apprehensive, nor afraid, nor playing with a sense of entitlement that we have seen plague our team over the last 3 years. In terms of mentality, we may have witnessed a turning point in our squad. And when mentality is there, no matter what the tactics are, there is always the possibility to over achieve.

Proud to be a Rossonero.
Jack Sparrow
Darn tootin' right. Ambro was out there to show why he's captain. And Pirlo's push on Abate to tell him to STFU. Yup..that's why my homeboy is vice cap. biggrin.gif smoke.gif
han2503
QUOTE (vnata001 @ Nov 16 2010, 02:10 AM) *
I agree with many of the things Han has said following the match regarding preferred lineups, and Materazzi's role in our victory, but it is this comment...


...that resonates with me the most.

All i know is that Ambrosini, Nesta, and Thiago Silva embodied why i love this club - I'll never forget their performances on this night. Around the 80th minute, I texted a friend of mine: 'Even if we concede at this point, this will go down as one of the most awe-inspiring defensive efforts I've seen.'

I know it was a weak Inter, and I know there were lots of ways (han's mentioned them) as to how we could've messed the match up from a tactical point of view. But Milan showed us something that we have not seen from them in a long time. They showed a heart, passion, intensity, and a refusal to cave in to the opposition momentum. We were unphased, and united around one goal. The unrelenting will to win that has been absent from the team in quite some time. I saw it in every single one of our players. We were neither apprehensive, nor afraid, nor playing with a sense of entitlement that we have seen plague our team over the last 3 years. In terms of mentality, we may have witnessed a turning point in our squad. And when mentality is there, no matter what the tactics are, there is always the possibility to over achieve.

Proud to be a Rossonero.

100% agree with you. My comments regarding what I saw wrong with the team were just that, in fact my only gripe was with Rino in the first half. Aside from that the players and Allegri made me proud to be a Milan fan, and I haven't seen us play like that in years. Imo Allegri made the perfect subs out there, aside from the Antonini Abate debacle, but once we went down he really made the right decisions, as well as taking Rino off after the break who was a huge liability the entire game.

After the game I was extatic, but I watched the raplay of the game yesterday and after all that has faded away you can notice what needs to be improved upon with a clear mind. During the actual game all I was thinking was "hold on, hold on, hold on"
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