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Brutus.Maybe its a good decision. If you wanna be a top team again, you need some other people on board
Brutus.Maybe its a good decision. If you wanna be a top team again, you need some other people on board
Insert coin?
option a: furlani is a lifelong ac milan fan and calcio enthusiast who felt the best course of action was to fire paolo maldini as td of ac milanI don’t think it was Gerry’s decision tho. At least Furlani watched football his whole life, he probably has the knowledge of the average R&Ber.
Gerry probably doesn’t know what an offside is
We missed you!!!I swear to God this club is the ultimate toxic relationship, and we love it
... and that is probably what Reds**t is aiming for, at least the next few years. Money is really tight right now (not just for Jerry, for everyone), and being break even is critical for getting any new capital (which is what RedS**t needs to pay back Elliott). Same s**t for high tech startups (these days you do not get funding unless you can show a credible path to break-even, very different from a couple of years ago). I do not like this (not at all), but I can understand it.Tare seems like the SD version fo Pioli, so I can definitely see the appeal
Can keep a team relatively competitive while stripping away budget and selling key pieces while replacing with unknowns
Thank you brother curu, god sends me to this forum to pour tranquility into your heartsWe missed you!!!
At least some good came out of this
No, that would not make business sense for Reds**t. Value of the team (capital gain when they sell) >> short term gains (revenue from selling some players), and the Udinese model will not drive value in the team (so it goes against their interest). They will try to stay reasonably competitive while minimizing cost. Not great for us fans, but not Udinese either.I was attacked when told we will be udineze
Yes. I think Pioli was more at fault than Maldini for this season's placement.
I don't think Pioli needed some incredible transfer market to beat relegation teams. The man lost to Spezia. Lazio is 2nd. Laz-i-fucking-o.
If we win this upcoming season, and you establish a dynasty, great, you were right to fire Maldini. But if you don't win? If you lose players who signed up and extended because of Maldini?
What would you call that? Objectively?
He was brought in to ease relations with the fans, these owners plans was always to run the club and make it attractive for bigger investors.... and that is probably what Reds**t is aiming for, at least the next few years. Money is really tight right now (not just for Jerry, for everyone), and being break even is critical for getting any new capital (which is what RedS**t needs to pay back Elliott). Same s**t for high tech startups (these days you do not get funding unless you can show a credible path to break-even, very different from a couple of years ago). I do not like this (not at all), but I can understand it.
As for Maldini, the news is devastating AFAIAC (will post on this after I catch up). That said, I can see how in "corporate America" Maldini would be considered as a "loose cannon", so I can see why Reds**t would want to sack him (and, like it or not, we have an American owner). Like with the transfer budget, I do not like this, but I can understand it.
so the final nail in the coffin?Thiaw for his price is better than Botman for 35mil.
He also have the tools to be better.
Messias 100% is not Moncada choice & since we bought him I had a bad feeling.
CDK broke our back.
Origi was bad but he was free.
353, paolo's bad job this year was a semi-final finish and CL qualificationHe did a bad job too this year and last year so I can understand.
Ngl lads...I am sooooo excited about this window
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To be fair that's pioli, the squad did get worse.353, paolo's bad job this year was a semi-final finish and CL qualification
The way it’s done screams American corporate, and not really in line with how things work in Italy. And you could see this in their dealing with the stadium as well.To be fair that's pioli, the squad did get worse.
Just like how pioli is responsible for finishing 5th ( if we didn't get lucky with juves fuck ups)
I don't know how to feel about maldini leaving, I thought he was too slow with negotiations and acquiring targets, but the way this was done is classless and chaotic.
It was my instant thought as well, ruthless and bottom line based, tone deaf to the fans and surroundings and now they're gonna have a PR disaster this summerThe way it’s done screams American corporate, and not really in line with how things work in Italy. And you could see this in their dealing with the stadium as well.
both maldini and milan (and gerry) lost today, but we know who came out on topI don’t want Pioli to leave now actually.
We need someone to keep this grounded. Firing both the SD and the coach will too much for the players to bear and this can unravel fast. They might want to leave and that’s my biggest worry. If at least one of them stay, we can prevent that.
With Pioli still around, we can slowly ease and calm things down.
This isn’t a good look.
I wanted Pioli gone all this while but like this? I’m not too sure.
My head isn’t thinking straight. I don’t know what to expect or decide now what I want.
ffs