Curupira
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Yeah, I never understood that notionI don't particularly disagree with any of the above. I don't think the Maldini sacking gave Maignan, Theo, Leao etc a right to pout their way through two suboptimal seasons. And I don't think that's what they've done either, necessarily. From my perspective the main reason for a visible drop in performance is the lack of vision, coherent leadership from management in the ensuing two years after the sacking of Maldini, whatever one thinks about that event. That environment, which I think is hard to defend really, is the main cause for drop in performance. And that most likely had a notable effect on our best players. With that being said I do think this period has reflected poorly on our "stars", with little shown in terms of the leadership we hoped they had in the tank.
At the first moment they were probably happy that he is leaving .Even after the pic of him taking a run?
I feel like we wouldn't be in this position if he didn't do what we did there@AntoVitiello: Milan no longer want to continue with Theo Hernandez and are pushing hard for the French full-back’s departure. The club is close to a complete break with the left-back, who is no longer part of the Rossoneri’s project, and hopes that Theo will soon accept the significant offer he has received from Saudi Arabia.
How far he has fallen. Not a single club wants anything to do with him. Maybe I would feel a bit sorry for him if it weren’t for that match against Feyenoord. But after that… no.
I Ran?
Allegri is not the emperor of Milan, friendI knew that Allegri was a coach without ideas and defensive but I forgot that in addition to that he does not know how to choose players.
He lets Reijnders leave without flinching, he targets old circles and wants to fire an attacker who has just arrived to buy the same more expensive.
You have defensive coaches like Simeone but at least he plays for the win and knows how to choose efficient players.
This coach is the biggest football crook I wonder how he can work.
I thought we would target at least good players.
This transfer window is like the slow coach, without ideas, no grip, no decision.
What a crook he is depressing!
@AntoVitiello: Milan no longer want to continue with Theo Hernandez and are pushing hard for the French full-back’s departure. The club is close to a complete break with the left-back, who is no longer part of the Rossoneri’s project, and hopes that Theo will soon accept the significant offer he has received from Saudi Arabia.
How far he has fallen. Not a single club wants anything to do with him. Maybe I would feel a bit sorry for him if it weren’t for that match against Feyenoord. But after that… no.
I knew that Allegri was a coach without ideas and defensive but I forgot that in addition to that he does not know how to choose players.
He lets Reijnders leave without flinching, he targets old circles and wants to fire an attacker who has just arrived to buy the same more expensive.
You have defensive coaches like Simeone but at least he plays for the win and knows how to choose efficient players.
This coach is the biggest football crook I wonder how he can work.
I thought we would target at least good players.
This transfer window is like the slow coach, without ideas, no grip, no decision.
What a crook he is depressing!
I think the whole “serie a completely sucks” thing is so overblown by people who just want to feel smart for knowing that Milan can’t compete with the richest clubs. No league can compete with England, even Madrid and Bayern are scared of the epl trajectory. But after that serie a is a good league rn, there are good players here, the teams do well in Europe recently, and after England it’s easily the most competitive league by far. Yes there are dinosaurs that severely hold back the ceiling but other leagues have problems too.
There is absolutely no reason Milan can’t compete in Italy regularly and aim for CL knockouts every season, we absolutely have enough resources to do that. Now whether or not we trust the people running the club to do that is a separate question, but in terms of capability we absolutely can do that. Nobody here is smarter than everyone else for recognizing Milan isn’t one of the richest clubs anymore lol.
Before someone gets salty about this, I’m not coming at anyone specifically, and don’t box me into the ultra positivity box either. Milan absolutely has a ceiling but we can grow in our own environment, we don’t have to be so bitchy about everything always. I have low expectations for next season but there’s definitely a world where we bounce back and shoot into the CL again. That’s much better than the banter era, it’s not nearly as gloomy as you’d think coming here and reading this place every day.
He's handsomer than you (certainly than me)bro thinks he's a model but he's not
bro thinks he's a rapper but he's not
bro thinks he's Ronaldinho but he's not
he's just rich because professional football has become a joke
View attachment RDT_20250529_151942.mp4I knew that Allegri was a coach without ideas and defensive but I forgot that in addition to that he does not know how to choose players.
He lets Reijnders leave without flinching, he targets old circles and wants to fire an attacker who has just arrived to buy the same more expensive.
You have defensive coaches like Simeone but at least he plays for the win and knows how to choose efficient players.
This coach is the biggest football crook I wonder how he can work.
I thought we would target at least good players.
This transfer window is like the slow coach, without ideas, no grip, no decision.
What a crook he is depressing!
I think you're missing the point. It's not just about sporting success. Two of the three main revenue streams for any club are TV rights and match day income. And both are areas where Italian football is bleeding.
We can pat ourselves on the back all day for doing better in Europe recently than during the lost decade before – but the reality is: outside Italy, no one really cares to watch Serie A. International demand is still disappointingly low. Serie A makes about the same from international TV rights as the Bundesliga – which is actively closing the gap and might even overtake Italy soon. And we're miles behind La Liga, which is basically a two-club league at this point. And I'm not even gonna talk about EPL.
One of the root causes is the FIGC’s inability to promote an attractive product. Partially because the football isn’t marketed well, but mostly because the matchday experience is still stuck in the 90s, which ties directly into the second important revenue stream (3rd being sponsoring). Germany built or renovated nearly every stadium ahead of their WC year in 2006. Italy on the other hand is still fighting for basic permits in one of its most "modern" cities. It's been 15 years of talking about a new stadium in Milan. Fifteen – and we're not even close.
That’s a national tragedy.
So yeah, under those circumstances, it’s not "overblown" to talk about how hard it is for Italian clubs to compete. In fact, we don’t talk nearly enough about how FIGC incompetence and Italian politics are actively sabotaging Serie A’s future. Instead, fans keep blaming club managements for not performing miracles with one hand tied and the other cut off.
Serie A’s ceiling isn’t set by sporting merit – it’s set by a system too broken to climb any higher.
If we don't exist then why must you constantly chide others and defend his honour ??!!He's handsomer than you (certainly than me)
He's made more rap than you
He's waaaay closer to Ronaldinho than 99.9% of planet earth
His football is of such quality that he's made enough money to never need to work ever again
Neither you nor me exist to Leao or to AC Milan itself. Don't you think it's time you did something more positive with your life than constantly hate on the guy?
You used to be positivity ?!
Great breakdown - sad but sobering
I am god’s soldier of death.Oh, sweet summer child
Our veterans are more interested in their rap albums, beating hookers on the weekend, or openly weep in the SD's arms so he'll release them from the club
Guy is a literal @Soldier_of_god
Why didn't Ryan coogler cast him in Sinners? This is like a testemant of some religious person from a Louisiana backwater church
Oshimen 60 mil and sell gimi for 40i wouldn't put much weight on these rumors as i find this highly unlikely, but if it indeed were true, maybe he's not as good as we expected? maybe if we sell him now we can recoup 80% of what we spent rather than wait a year and sell him only for 50% of the cost? if selling Gimenez increases our budget to a point where we can bring a guarantee like Osimhen, then by all means sell... Gimenez does not seem like he has innate talent and seems very replaceable
the sporting decisions Milan has made since Zlatan has joined have been really, really questionable. from the coach to the players chosen...i read somewhere that last year zlatan announced we were close to signing 4 players and that was even before we announced fonseca? that's very indicative of what a mess the sporting situation was like, if true
it would be nice if Tare or Allegri gives us an idea of what kinda squad they intend to build here or what their objectives are.... at every club, in every sport, when a new important recruit takes place in management, they always announce their intentions & vision to the fans upon starting their new adventures.. i'm not entirely sure why they're still leaving us fans in the dark... especially after selling Reijnders after such a bad season, after they said no sacrifices would need to be made due to our finances being in order at the end of the season... the silence is deafening and i think it reflects their guilt for such a bad season
this lack of basic and minimal communication just makes the situation even more irritating for the fans
What's childish is all the personal attacks on a guy who's life is miles better than ours.If we don't exist then why must you constantly chide others and defend his honour ??!!
And that primary school argument - come now Leaf.
Rafa gets to live a great life and fans get to love and hate the guy.
So I guess I should also but out and let the circle of life spin![]()
Going by the two years of net profits on the books 4.1M and 6.1M, if we indeed had 25M in net losses (saw it reported somewhere if Tiji hadn't been sold, that would have been what we ended on), then the three year rolling would have been a net loss. So that's not wrong.Ok that's what I wanted to hear. Because in a previous post of yours I think you said that they sold Reinder in the 2024/25 year so to fix the books for the current year which might have ended in a small loss otherwise!
Now if City was the only team willing to buy Reindeer for a good price and they were only going to do a deal now and not later and there was a real risk of being banned from Europe in 2026 ( which doesn't seem that likely ) then that's another thing.....
They're all from one show - if you watch it you may enjoy it too ....maybe not, only one white girl.Alo has gone over to the dark side at least 6 months now
In other news....you have an impressive amount of tranny gifs bro
#NoJudgement![]()
How do you know his life is miles better????What's childish is all the personal attacks on a guy who's life is miles better than ours.
Makes them look goofy as fuck.
You got football criticisms for our best player?
Fine. Let's hear them. Drown me with them.
But it's not just football criticism we get.
A ton of fuckin nonsense about his hair and his clothes and the shit he does for fun.
Gay as hell
Nail on the head brother.I thought that stadium costs could be exempted, rather than them being always exempted from FFP calculations--which makes sense, if you aren't owned by an entity that can independently fund a stadium purchase, like the 40-50m for San Donato, but the club can, then you'd rely on the club's money.
My theory is that they would rather have that money spent through the revenues of the club than through money that they would have to put down themselves.
I get the reduction of the tax bill, but spending money on players could have done that, as well.
If I wanted to be kind to them, I guess you could argue that they did not plan for Milan missing out on the CL, let alone all of Europe, so the mistake of that allocation is more the product of hindsight? It raises questions over their risk analyses, but I cannot find any other rationale other than they would rather encumber the club with costs than pay for them themselves. They have removed a significant amount of money that could have been used on players.
#Milan wants to strengthen the midfield, in the next few hours there will be a new and important relaunch for Javi #Guerra
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