Look at the most successful managers in recent history. Conte, Pep, Zidane... not a single one of them had sufficient managerial pedigree. But all of them had one thing in common - they knew the club inside out.
I know it’s not an easy concept to discuss in the commode, but what’s far more important for a big club coach than clever tactics is a deep understanding of the club, management and fans. You couple that with adequate spending and big clubs are equipped to play in the big league.
Can someone put up a poll for next coach to sign? I really think we have 80% of the squad we need just need to add few big names. But we don't have a coach putting them all up together is the problem. I don't want to see Cutrone on the left wing anymore.
cutrone was barely even on wings yesterday. he was always moving in the center. just goes to show milan fans don't know what the fuck is even the problem is.
He has not lost the squad, but it’s close. It’s not Gattuso’s fault, he was given a job he should have never been given and extended by buffoons. He did well all things considered, but he’s not up to the task.
Good post. Very underrated. Local you’ll need to work with general on a come back.
He’s not investing enough in you.
Does Pep have a deep understanding of Manchester City??
Having one of the greatest players of all time, Modric, Bale coming off the bench, Isco, Kroos, Sergio Ramos, and so on isn’t why Zidane succeeded at Real Madrid? It’s because he had an “intimate understanding of the club”?
Conte had an intimate understanding of Chelsea, where he went and won the Premier League and FA Cup in two seasons? Or International football for that matter, where he turned a poor Italian squad into contenders?
Allegri had an “intimate understanding” of Juventus when he arrived and continued dominating Italy? Or Milan, where he won a title as well?
Please
He will fit in great with these soy girls.In the event of manager change, Milan will try to appoint Arsène Wenger, who wants a long contract and a big hand on the transfer market. Otherwise, there is Roberto Donadoni, who is liked by Maldini and Francesco Guidolin, who is Scaroni's suggestion.
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If no conte then murinho/zidane
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Juve struggled in the exact same way as Milan against Frosinone and didn't manage to find the net before the 81st minute. They are tough to break down. Who scored? Cristiano Ronaldo. We don't have the same quality and Higuain is as some has mentioned struggling both mentally and physically. I agree with necro and localhero80 among others that keeping Gattuso is the best solution for now. Let him have a go at it with a fully fit squad before letting the hammer drop. I hope neither of Conte, Wenger and Mourinho get to set their crooked feet inside Milanello.
You conveniently ignored Inter thrashed them 3-0, stop making excuses. We didn't look bad with just Frosinone, Raz listed all the games where we drew with the minnows of the league.
I am for keeping Gattuso and give him more tools in January until a better replacement comes along, but we absolutely cannot afford to lose points any more and the situation is pretty dire. If we lose against SPAL and he comes back with the same BS, he needs to go, even if its for Donadoni at this point. I am actually surprised they aren't going in retreat training...
Juve struggled in the exact same way as Milan against Frosinone and didn't manage to find the net before the 81st minute. They are tough to break down. Who scored? Cristiano Ronaldo. We don't have the same quality and Higuain is as some has mentioned struggling both mentally and physically. I agree with necro and localhero80 among others that keeping Gattuso is the best solution for now. Let him have a go at it with a fully fit squad before letting the hammer drop. I hope neither of Conte, Wenger and Mourinho get to set their crooked feet inside Milanello.
People say serie a is not competitive.
Look at us, spent 300mil cant beat shit.
On a different note. Wenger is 70. Will he make it until the end of the season?
Inter played at home didn't they? Of course it is not good enough playing 0-0 away at Frosinone, but Higuain had at least two massive chances which he would have converted last year. The Juve game broke him and I fear he is beyond repair.
Bologna was tough to break, Frosinone actually attacked us pretty well and we didnt struggle to score, we struggled to play in general.
In the event of manager change, Milan will try to appoint Arsène Wenger, who wants a long contract and a big hand on the transfer market. Otherwise, there is Roberto Donadoni, who is liked by Maldini and Francesco Guidolin, who is Scaroni's suggestion.
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Bro, it did not just start with Frosinone.
Higuain does have weak mental strength, I have not disagreed with that point. But you can ask the exact same question that people are doing to defend Gattuso: who can we replace him with in January with no money to spend and 18m already spent for this season's loan?
I'm sorry but I just disagree with you guys here, especially with necromancer. He has asked for a different CF since we had Luiz Adriano/Bacca combo. How many more CFs do we need to buy only to spit out at lower value 1 year later to realize we need a real manager? I rather take my chances with even Donadoni or Wenger + proceed with Higuain than stay with Gattuso and get Morata