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BTW, loved that video from Diddi posted by @brk.

Diddi seems pretty confident: Conceicao is the best-suited coach for the way our squad is built – better than Sarri or Allegri. The big question is whether the management will finally give him the players and freedom he needs to bring his vision to life.

Diddi highlighted something interesting: when Fonseca first arrived at Milan, he had already analyzed Fonseca's work at Shakhtar and Lille. And yet, he rarely saw any of those principles applied to Milan. This raises an uncomfortable question: did Fonseca ever really have the freedom to shape the team his way, or was he boxed in by the management’s dictats? If the latter is true, the blame for this failure lands squarely on their shoulders.

In any case, Diddi was never convinced Fonseca was the right man for this team. Back in June, while talking about potential new coaches, he was already saying that Conceicao ticks every box for what this squad needs. Sarri, Amorim – even Fonseca – would have required a major overhaul of the squad. An overhaul that, let’s be honest, was never going to happen.

So, what can we expect from Conceicao? According to Diddi:

  • Theo is tailor-made for Conceicao's style. He’ll thrive and rediscover the form that made him one of Europe’s best left-backs.
  • Conceicao loves inverted wingers. He’ll be crazy about Leao – and, surprisingly, Pulisic playing on the right wing.
  • Pulisic as a CAM? Forget it. He’s not the type of player Conceicao likes in that role. Reijnders, on the other hand, fits perfectly into Conceicao’s vision.
  • In the pivot, expect Bennacer and Fofana to be the mainstays. In a three-man midfield, Bennacer will anchor as the CDM – not Fofana. But here’s the thing: Bennacer alone isn’t enough, especially after such a long injury. A proper CDM will likely top Conceicao's wishlist.
  • Next on his agenda? A poacher who seeks depth. Tammy and Morata? Not his type. Jovic? A second striker. Okafor? Same. A pure poacher is not just a luxury – it’s essential. Expect this to be the club’s top priority in January.
  • And here’s a wild card: Camarda. According to Diddi, he has everything Conceicao loves in a forward. If management doesn’t sign a new poacher, don’t be shocked if Camarda claims the starting spot sooner rather than later.

One more thing: Conceicao isn’t coming alone. He’s brought his entire staff from Porto. Training sessions will be brutal – a test of endurance and character. The aim? Forge this team into a group of warriors, both physically and mentally. But this transformation takes time. Don’t expect to see Conceicao's true Milan before late February or early March. Patience is key – for us fans, too.
 
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BTW, loved that video from Diddi posted by @brk.

Diddi seems pretty confident: Conceicao is the best-suited coach for the way our squad is built – better than Sarri or Allegri. The big question is whether the management will finally give him the players and freedom he needs to bring his vision to life.

Diddi highlighted something interesting: when Fonseca first arrived at Milan, he had already analyzed Fonseca's work at Shakhtar and Lille. And yet, he rarely saw any of those principles applied to Milan. This raises an uncomfortable question: did Fonseca ever really have the freedom to shape the team his way, or was he boxed in by the management’s dictats? If the latter is true, the blame for this failure lands squarely on their shoulders.

In any case, Diddi was never convinced Fonseca was the right man for this team. Back in June, while talking about potential new coaches, he was already saying that Conceicao ticks every box for what this squad needs. Sarri, Amorim – even Fonseca – would have required a major overhaul of the squad. An overhaul that, let’s be honest, was never going to happen.

So, what can we expect from Conceicao? According to Diddi:

  • Theo is tailor-made for Conceicao's style. He’ll thrive and rediscover the form that made him one of Europe’s best left-backs.
  • Conceicao loves inverted wingers. He’ll be crazy about Leao – and, surprisingly, Pulisic playing on the right wing.
  • Pulisic as a CAM? Forget it. He’s not the type of player Conceicao likes in that role. Reijnders, on the other hand, fits perfectly into Conceicao’s vision.
  • In the pivot, expect Bennacer and Fofana to be the mainstays. In a three-man midfield, Bennacer will anchor as the CDM – not Fofana. But here’s the thing: Bennacer alone isn’t enough, especially after such a long injury. A proper CDM will likely top Conceicao's wishlist.
  • Next on his agenda? A poacher who seeks depth. Tammy and Morata? Not his type. Jovic? A second striker. Okafor? Same. A pure poacher is not just a luxury – it’s essential. Expect this to be the club’s top priority in January.
  • And here’s a wild card: Camarda. According to Diddi, he has everything Conceicao loves in a forward. If management doesn’t sign a new poacher, don’t be shocked if Camarda claims the starting spot sooner rather than later.

One more thing: Conceicao isn’t coming alone. He’s brought his entire staff from Porto. Training sessions will be brutal – a test of endurance and character. The aim? Forge this team into a group of warriors, both physically and mentally. But this transformation takes time. Don’t expect to see Conceicao's true Milan before late February or early March. Patience is key – for us fans, too.
So are we gonna just give up the last two games in the UCL then? Given they're played in January.
 

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So are we gonna just give up the last two games in the UCL then? Given they're played in January.

Huh? Why giving them up? It's not like we're not allowed to demand wins right away :lol:

Just don't expect a completely transformed team by next Saturday.
 
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BTW, loved that video from Diddi posted by @brk.

Diddi seems pretty confident: Conceicao is the best-suited coach for the way our squad is built – better than Sarri or Allegri. The big question is whether the management will finally give him the players and freedom he needs to bring his vision to life.

Diddi highlighted something interesting: when Fonseca first arrived at Milan, he had already analyzed Fonseca's work at Shakhtar and Lille. And yet, he rarely saw any of those principles applied to Milan. This raises an uncomfortable question: did Fonseca ever really have the freedom to shape the team his way, or was he boxed in by the management’s dictats? If the latter is true, the blame for this failure lands squarely on their shoulders.

In any case, Diddi was never convinced Fonseca was the right man for this team. Back in June, while talking about potential new coaches, he was already saying that Conceicao ticks every box for what this squad needs. Sarri, Amorim – even Fonseca – would have required a major overhaul of the squad. An overhaul that, let’s be honest, was never going to happen.

So, what can we expect from Conceicao? According to Diddi:

  • Theo is tailor-made for Conceicao's style. He’ll thrive and rediscover the form that made him one of Europe’s best left-backs.
  • Conceicao loves inverted wingers. He’ll be crazy about Leao – and, surprisingly, Pulisic playing on the right wing.
  • Pulisic as a CAM? Forget it. He’s not the type of player Conceicao likes in that role. Reijnders, on the other hand, fits perfectly into Conceicao’s vision.
  • In the pivot, expect Bennacer and Fofana to be the mainstays. In a three-man midfield, Bennacer will anchor as the CDM – not Fofana. But here’s the thing: Bennacer alone isn’t enough, especially after such a long injury. A proper CDM will likely top Conceicao's wishlist.
  • Next on his agenda? A poacher who seeks depth. Tammy and Morata? Not his type. Jovic? A second striker. Okafor? Same. A pure poacher is not just a luxury – it’s essential. Expect this to be the club’s top priority in January.
  • And here’s a wild card: Camarda. According to Diddi, he has everything Conceicao loves in a forward. If management doesn’t sign a new poacher, don’t be shocked if Camarda claims the starting spot sooner rather than later.

One more thing: Conceicao isn’t coming alone. He’s brought his entire staff from Porto. Training sessions will be brutal – a test of endurance and character. The aim? Forge this team into a group of warriors, both physically and mentally. But this transformation takes time. Don’t expect to see Conceicao's true Milan before late February or early March. Patience is key – for us fans, too.
I guess something got lost in translation here - how is Jovic not a poacher?
 
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Honest question, if you had to choose between selling Reijnders, Fofana and Pulisic for 120M€ or Leao and Theo for 120M€. Who’d you pick?

Me, I’d sell the latter 100/100 times.
What kills me is how we’ve gotten to the point where these are real discussions. Two years ago, if you told me that we’d be adding 3 players to the team that would perform at the level of Deers, Fofana and Pulisic, I’d have immediately thought we’d be winning scudetto. That they are here, playing like they are, and we are sucking in 8th place… Jesus… it’s just so damning how much we’ve screwed everything else up.
 
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None of us have even followed fc porto close enough to know whether the coach will like leao or not.
Apparently, the guy below has and:
So, what can we expect from Conceicao? According to Diddi:

  • Theo is tailor-made for Conceicao's style. He’ll thrive and rediscover the form that made him one of Europe’s best left-backs.
100% agree, which is why I have no doubts about Theo. He's a workhorse, a 4-lunged steam train. He's perfect for a physical coach.
  • Conceicao loves inverted wingers. He’ll be crazy about Leao – and, surprisingly, Pulisic playing on the right wing.
THIS is where I'm skeptical, because Leao isn't an inverted winger. He can't come inside from the wing and shoot to the far post, he excels at going outside.

Where I think Leao can become a killer for this system is as an outlet on the counter. Milan has had the best counter-attacking duo in the world for 5 years now. Theao. Go back and watch the Liverpool game from the Pioli era. Theo, Leao, Rebic, and Brahim tore through that Liverpool side at will.
One more thing: Conceicao isn’t coming alone. He’s brought his entire staff from Porto. Training sessions will be brutal – a test of endurance and character. The aim? Forge this team into a group of warriors, both physically and mentally. But this transformation takes time. Don’t expect to see Conceicao's true Milan before late February or early March. Patience is key – for us fans, too.
I don't pray for Leao's downfall, I just no longer believe he has the character to become more than what he is. Conceicao's going to try to change him, he has to. We wait and see.
 
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If true, props on having the right preference, but shame on our owner for being dickless and not making the call this summer. Obviously, I don’t actually know how Conc is going to do; but, he seemed so clearly superior to Fonseca to most of us from when he was first linked with Milan
 
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Pulisic, Deers, fofana are so good man. We need more midfielders like that.

Let me collect their jerseys before they become bums by 2026.

Is anyone willing to pay 100 million for lameo?
 
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Pulisic, Deers, fofana are so good man. We need more midfielders like that.

Let me collect their jerseys before they become bums by 2016.

Is anyone willing to pay 100 million for lameo?
Pulisic is more winger and SS than midfield.
 

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If true, props on having the right preference, but shame on our owner for being dickless and not making the call this summer. Obviously, I don’t actually know how Conc is going to do; but, he seemed so clearly superior to Fonseca to most of us from when he was first linked with Milan
why is this even being leaked? if true gerry is exposing his entire front office lol. fucking circus
 
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Happy new year everyone.

I hope you all have fun and appreciate the people around you.

I'm writing this all alone in my room.
 
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I guess something got lost in translation here - how is Jovic not a poacher?

I think what he meant was that Jovic struggles without a supporting striker or someone playing close to him. That’s been one of the main criticisms of Jovic, hasn’t it? He’s scored some clutch goals as a sub, but whenever he starts as a lone striker – especially under Pioli – he tends to disappear.

As for Diddi, when he’s speaking with Pellegatti (who constantly interrupts him), he sometimes doesn’t get the chance to finish his thoughts or loses track of what he was trying to say. I just try to fill in the blanks when that happens. :lol:
 
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Pulisic, Deers, fofana are so good man. We need more midfielders like that.

Let me collect their jerseys before they become bums by 2016.

Is anyone willing to pay 100 million for lameo?

I have a fancy Tammy kit. Interested?
 
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I think what he meant was Jovic struggles without an SS or so. I think that's been. But the main critics of Jovic, no? He scored some clutch goals as a sub, but when starting as lone striker, especially with Pioli, he disappeared.

Diddi when speaking with Pellegatti who constantly interrupts him sometimes doesn't get to finish his concepts or he loses the plot a bit so I try to fill the blanks :lol:
In his best seasons he was a ss, albeit a poacher one roaming behind haller who was a playmaking target man
 
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BTW, loved that video from Diddi posted by @brk.

Diddi seems pretty confident: Conceicao is the best-suited coach for the way our squad is built – better than Sarri or Allegri. The big question is whether the management will finally give him the players and freedom he needs to bring his vision to life.

Diddi highlighted something interesting: when Fonseca first arrived at Milan, he had already analyzed Fonseca's work at Shakhtar and Lille. And yet, he rarely saw any of those principles applied to Milan. This raises an uncomfortable question: did Fonseca ever really have the freedom to shape the team his way, or was he boxed in by the management’s dictats? If the latter is true, the blame for this failure lands squarely on their shoulders.

In any case, Diddi was never convinced Fonseca was the right man for this team. Back in June, while talking about potential new coaches, he was already saying that Conceicao ticks every box for what this squad needs. Sarri, Amorim – even Fonseca – would have required a major overhaul of the squad. An overhaul that, let’s be honest, was never going to happen.

So, what can we expect from Conceicao? According to Diddi:

  • Theo is tailor-made for Conceicao's style. He’ll thrive and rediscover the form that made him one of Europe’s best left-backs.
  • Conceicao loves inverted wingers. He’ll be crazy about Leao – and, surprisingly, Pulisic playing on the right wing.
  • Pulisic as a CAM? Forget it. He’s not the type of player Conceicao likes in that role. Reijnders, on the other hand, fits perfectly into Conceicao’s vision.
  • In the pivot, expect Bennacer and Fofana to be the mainstays. In a three-man midfield, Bennacer will anchor as the CDM – not Fofana. But here’s the thing: Bennacer alone isn’t enough, especially after such a long injury. A proper CDM will likely top Conceicao's wishlist.
  • Next on his agenda? A poacher who seeks depth. Tammy and Morata? Not his type. Jovic? A second striker. Okafor? Same. A pure poacher is not just a luxury – it’s essential. Expect this to be the club’s top priority in January.
  • And here’s a wild card: Camarda. According to Diddi, he has everything Conceicao loves in a forward. If management doesn’t sign a new poacher, don’t be shocked if Camarda claims the starting spot sooner rather than later.

One more thing: Conceicao isn’t coming alone. He’s brought his entire staff from Porto. Training sessions will be brutal – a test of endurance and character. The aim? Forge this team into a group of warriors, both physically and mentally. But this transformation takes time. Don’t expect to see Conceicao's true Milan before late February or early March. Patience is key – for us fans, too.
If things work out with Conceicao I’d imagine we’ll go full throttle on Jonathan David.
 
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Pulisic, Deers, fofana are so good man. We need more midfielders like that.

Let me collect their jerseys before they become bums by 2016.

Is anyone willing to pay 100 million for lameo?
I think we re wasting them in double pivot. Get Ricci for dm and cover. Let fofana and tiji cook. Fofana s amazing b2b. Always looking to create and progress ball. Great tackler. Tiji already amazing.
 
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Right you bunch of weird and beautiful fuckers, enjoy your New Year's night. I hope you get to spend it with friends and loved ones... Have a whisky or 3!!!

If you're spending it alone, I'm sending hugs #NoHomo

Forza Milan... Here's hoping for a better 2025 x
 
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Happy new year everyone.

I hope you all have fun and appreciate the people around you.

I'm writing this all alone in my room.

Happy New Year, bro! Hey, don’t sweat it – better times are just around the corner. And let’s be honest: With this glorious circus of dysfunctional, football-obsessed lunatics, you couldn’t be alone even if you tried.

So here’s to us, the lovely weirdos who argue like kids, love like brothers and occasionally forget how to be normal humans. You’re stuck with us, man.

Cheers to 2025, and may Milan finally play like the team we yell about in our dreams!
 
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Happy new year everyone.

I hope you all have fun and appreciate the people around you.

I'm writing this all alone in my room.
Only alone in the room.
Happy new year man!!!Can't be alone when you're a part of this lovable mess of a forum.

Better times ahead ..guarantee it..
 
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If things work out with Conceicao I’d imagine we’ll go full throttle on Jonathan David.

I never understood why we didn’t go for him. He’s the perfect moneyball signing – scores a ton of goals, is still young and comes at a bargain price because of his contractual situation. This is exactly the kind of move we should be all over.
 
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Thank you for your nice words.

I love you all, even though I don't know you.

God bless you.
 
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Happy New Year fellow Milanista. Inshallah 2025 is our year. Will also update my avatar so maybe it's a good luck charm for us.
 
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Happy New Year! Much love to you all.

@punisher there is bliss in solitude. Hang in there, and I hope things look up in 2025.
 
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