QUOTE (han2503 @ May 19 2013, 02:03 PM)

^^^
You're desperately trying to justify each case when in reality the only creative midfield player Allegri was ever able to integrate in his team is Monto. And that's mostly because as much as he's a creative force, Monto isn't afraid to get physical so when he's playing on the sides he tends to operate in a box-to-box role.
That is quite simply not at all true. Aquilani, Seedorf, and Cassano all did fairly well when healthy. Van Bommel wasn't a one dimensional bruiser either.
QUOTE (han2503 @ May 19 2013, 02:03 PM)

X-off explained them all.
Ronaldinho could have been integrated into the system, no one said he should have based it around him, but Allegri preferred to play Prince behind the front 2 so he could have an extra runner in the midfield when at times he played an atrocious trio of Rino, Flamini and Ambro in the midfield 3. It's blasphemy is what it is!
I disagree. Ronaldinho was a massive defensive liability and his style didn't mesh with Zlatan's. One or more of Aquilani, Seedorf, and Van Bommel played most of the important games.
QUOTE (han2503 @ May 19 2013, 02:03 PM)

Pirlo he didn't want to integrate into his system. Yes we've discovered he's an @sshole at heart but what he wanted at Milan was a 3 year contract and t play in his position. Allegri didn't know how to integrate him into his XI so his answer was to lump him on the left side and be done with it. And @sshole he may be, when you have a player of Pirlo's calibre you don't play him out of position, but we all know that is the hallmark of Allegri's "tactics"
That's not true by Pirlo's own words. He was bored here and he wanted out. If Pirlo were a professional he could have put effort toward adapting. It's not like he became completely useless when being pushed to the left.
QUOTE (han2503 @ May 19 2013, 02:03 PM)

As for Aquilani. Look at him this season for Fiorentina and you have your answer, Allegri never wanted to give him a chance, he played him at the start of the season because he had no other option, once Muntari was brought in he was continuously left out for that lazy idiot.
Once again, Allegri going back to his comfort zone of playing industrious muscle players instead of choosing someone who may not run his @ss off but brings in quality to the team
Aquilani got 23 league appearances for us that year. Do you think that is a coincidence when our loan agreement required us to buy him if he hit 25? You vastly underrate the amount of power Galliani has over the squad. He and Berlusconi have always been meddlers. Allegri hasn't been give enough decent options