Pippo vs. Seedorf - who should it be?

Miss Stardust · Jan 13, 2014

It's difficult to say... I prefer Pippo because I love him so much and I don't want his career to get into any sort of mishaps and the big thing is that he has experience more so than Clarence and he is an excellent coach for our youth team; but other than that right now Seedorf seems to be the right man to take this job. It's because Inzaghi has been refusing a lot which makes you think if he is ready yet? But Seedorf has been eager than ever to comeback here which means he's more confident and knows what he wants and certainly knows what he is doing and going to be doing afterwards.

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Sheva0172 said:
Seedorf has an awesome look on football. Attractive, attacking, dominating.
The Dutch school, the Ajax school. And his personality is huge. Definitely Seedorf!

Dark Knight · Jan 13, 2014

Rickaka said:
Pippo used to play for himself, didn't do anything for the team (he always got his goal tho).
While C led the line and orchestrated Milan.

Seedorf just showed up for some of the champs league games in the knock out phase. Pippo was dying to play even if the team was 4-0 up against a garbage teams. Pippo in terms of hunger and passion is unmatched.

I hated slowdorf as a player.. if however he becomes the coach, i hope he is far better than he was as a player.

P.s. he wasnt the one who was orchestrating Milan. Pirlo or kaka, take your pick.

MilanMB · Jan 13, 2014

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jammin · Jan 13, 2014

Fuuuck they cannot be separated.

bens · Jan 13, 2014

MilanMB · Jan 13, 2014

(barbara is so fucking hot)

rurarurararu · Jan 13, 2014

The future of Milan

Rickaka · Jan 13, 2014

jammin · Jan 13, 2014

Miss Stardust · Jan 13, 2014

jamminsheva said:
Fuuuck they cannot be separated.

Love this picture! <3 :star:

albmovi · Jan 13, 2014

indo · Jan 13, 2014

see..dorf........

Rickaka · Jan 13, 2014

Dark Knight said:
Seedorf just showed up for some of the champs league games in the knock out phase. Pippo was dying to play even if the team was 4-0 up against a garbage teams. Pippo in terms of hunger and passion is unmatched.

I hated slowdorf as a player.. if however he becomes the coach, i hope he is far better than he was as a player.

P.s. he wasnt the one who was orchestrating Milan. Pirlo or kaka, take your pick.

It's one thing to have immense hunger, it's another to have the skills to project it on a group of grown men. Seedorf will be an excellent man-manager and his tactical insights are underrated. He's still ripping shit up in Brazil at 37 with the speed of a snail, you don't do that when you have no tactical awareness. The same thing when he was in his last year at Milan.

If you hated Seedorf as a player then your opinion isn't objective regardless.

KujaIX · Jan 13, 2014

It's tough.

I fear that whichever we pick, we may miss out on the other.(not that the one we choose will do poorly, however)

I think Seedorf can bring back the Milan mentality, while Pippo may have more success with the other parts - especially in this weak era of ours.

I don't mind. I think it'll be Seedorf - and I hope we don't go for Pippo now and Seedorf at the end of the season - but I'll cheer for whoever.

albmovi · Jan 13, 2014

Rickaka said:
It's one thing to have immense hunger, it's another to have the skills to project it on a group of grown men. Seedorf will be an excellent man-manager and his tactical insights are underrated. He's still ripping shit up in Brazil at 37 with the speed of a snail, you don't do that when you have no tactical awareness. The same thing when he was in his last year at Milan.

If you hated Seedorf as a player then your opinion isn't objective regardless.

Maybe he is new Milan fan and he dont knows Seddorf, Seedorf was shit in last 2 years with Milan.

bens · Jan 13, 2014

rurarurararu · Jan 13, 2014

albmovi said:
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SuperP · Jan 13, 2014

Seedorf.
Just because i think Pippo is improving so much as a youth team coach. He lost to Barca 2-6 the he goes at their home and gets a draw, he loses vs Inter in december then this sunday he owns them. It clearly shows Inzaghi knows how to make tactics and prepare for a game, but he isn't ready yet.

Hitman · Jan 13, 2014

Pippo as of a few minutes ago has met with his agent at Milanello

jammin · Jan 13, 2014

Bayer Leverkusen had co-coaches not too long ago. One can only dream. :cry:

romlakers · Jan 13, 2014

Seedorf and he brings Doria.

Dutch_ACM · Jan 13, 2014

Looking at the squad we have now, both would do a good job. They both demand a more attacking form of playing. But my vote goes to Seedorf, i think his personality and mentality are just superb. I believe he can calm Balotelli down on the pitch and outside, he's the perfect rolemodel (he's somekind of an outsider, never really got selected for the Dutch national team. He's black, maybe in balotelli's eyes, he listens a bit faster, not trying to be racist here) And Seedorf would bring a good influence on the entire team.

Dark Knight · Jan 13, 2014

Rickaka said:
It's one thing to have immense hunger, it's another to have the skills to project it on a group of grown men. Seedorf will be an excellent man-manager and his tactical insights are underrated. He's still ripping shit up in Brazil at 37 with the speed of a snail, you don't do that when you have no tactical awareness. The same thing when he was in his last year at Milan.

If you hated Seedorf as a player then your opinion isn't objective regardless.

Ofcourse my opinion isnt unbiased, neither is yours.

Pippo made as a player on his passion and his intelligence alone. On talent alone he would probably be lower than matri ( maybe not

), but you see my point. He will find solutions to problems more easily because he is more intelligent IMO.

rurarurararu · Jan 13, 2014

romlakers said:
Seedorf and he brings Doria.

This guy

necromancer · Jan 13, 2014

Seedorf for me.

Some people touched upon this already, but Clarence has always indicated a sense of control and shown managerial acumen. Obsessed about fitness, natural inclination to technical football, clever from a tactical sense, good leadership qualities. He ticks all the boxes for qualities that an ideal Milan coach should possess.

Pippo is hopefully destined for great things, but by raw qualities alone, I would pick Seedorf over him.

Whoever it is, they need support for quite a while and not immediate disgruntlement if things dont change quickly.

ww · Jan 13, 2014

I'm not gonna stereotype seedorf by assuming he's gonna be the typical dutch kind of coach inspired by mitchels and cruyff once he has a lot of experience in italy and I do think he could make a great coach, but I wouldn't like to see the dutch-style on milan

I wanna see an iron wall in front of our keeper and I think seedorf has capability to do it, he was trained by capello and carlo, I think that he can do it

King George · Jan 13, 2014

in terms of experience, choosing either one is risky.

i choose the riskier one, seedorf.

just go all the way....

bens · Jan 13, 2014

albmovi · Jan 13, 2014

bens said:
capello about seedorf:

"I advised him to go to Brazil over the Arab countries or Russia a year ago. Clearly, he is gaining from the experience, but to immediately take responsibility of Milan is something else," he told La Gazzetta dello Sport.

Jasper · Jan 13, 2014

Pippo purely on personal like level.

Doesn't matter really. I wish the best whoever comes into #taskforce!

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