Believe me, the moment they'll hire that fraud of a Mancini I'll be the first one to blame the management
. But at the moment we finally see some ideas and decisions of F&M panning out well and yet you are still here already talking about the next possible fuck-up who probably never will happen. And as always I have realy a hard time to understand where this comes from.
However I give the credit to the B&G-aera for the will to build on a strong youth-sector in times it became obvious that we financially can't compete with the top of Europe anymore.
That said, I can't follow the argument that Gattuso was a player of B&G aera so the credits for Gattusos guidance go to Silvio. I really can't, one thing for me has only very little to do with the other. And even if I follow your argument I wonder why you're giving so little credit to F&M for taking a bold decision by making him coach of the 1st team to begin with, against every odds and opinions? How can it be "Fassones" Milan when he's here since 6 months while Silvio has owned this club for 30 years? Either way to me it's very odd to talk about how much of the CEO's or president's persona is in a playing Milan-side as their
direct influence on a team's performance equals almost 0. It was not Silvio coaching a team, nor it's Fassone. Gattuso has made many experiences in different locations. His 1st experiences as a coach he made with FC Sion under Christian Constantin. How much of Constantin's Milan was it yesterday? You see, maybe it's me but I really have a hard time to follow your argumentation of this
BTW, Ancelotti once said he tricked Silvio: He showed him starting line-ups with a 4-3-1-2, with Pippo and Kakà upfront and Seedorf behind, so that Silvio was pleased, but actually the team played a 4-3-2-1 with Pippo as lone CF and Seedorf & Kaka on his shoulders. To me it seems like Silvios only guidances were "attacare" and "2-strikers", and he takes a loooot of credits for himself for that because that's what he always did: Using Milan as a vehicle to boost his own popularity.