We are truly the Man Utd of Italy just without the moneyThere's a section of United fans that hate management and will take every failure by them as a chance to highlight their incompetence.
To the point of cheering for other teams who prove their point (in this case, us).
Sound familiar, no?![]()
Im glad my feeling was correct. But through the game thread you can see people asking him to be sold and how long pass is his only weapon. Id say his long pass and transition passing are already elite, while he is solid at most other things. There is so much potential in him.Who says Jashari was bad? Jashari had a good game. Nothing spectacular, but very clean and composed: 46/49 passes completed (94%), including 18/19 in the opposition half and 4/5 long balls. He also produced two key passes despite playing from deep. That's exactly what I want from him – move the ball quickly, reliably and progressively without trying to force shit that isn't there. A quietly encouraging performance.
For comparison, Modric came on in the 56th and went 18/19 (95%) passes completed, including 4/5 long balls and one key pass. So Jashari basically matched Modric's passing accuracy while handling much more volume over the game. Obviously different minutes and game states, but that's pretty damn encouraging company to be in.
Puli is more Forrest Gump then Captain America of you als meI keep hearing this, but if we cannot sell Leao, I think he'd thrive in the role that Cisse played today. Cisse got to float out wide when he wanted and attack the defense when he had the chance.
I like the kid, I like what I've seen, but until he scored, he wasn't being particularly effective. I felt this way after the Man Utd game. Of course, a goal changes everything, and I'm so happy for the kid and I'm rooting for him. I hope Mancini ignores him and forgets that he's Italian.
He's a young player, and while I would love for him to explode like El Shaarawy (without the injuries and all that) and we find ourselves with our new star boy who becomes our Yamal, I don't want to put that pressure on him, not yet.
Our LAM is not really an AM, it's a winger. Amorim is doing the asymmetrical thing with us, where his RWB is more of a winger, his LWB is more cautious, his RAM is more of an AM, this is what he did at Sporting.
I'm curious to see how Pulisic would do. I think what Cisse does well is that he takes responsibility and he wants the ball, he wants to try things. Leao does that. Pulisic is less comfortable in that role, he is the 2 in a 1-2 punch. Of course, we haven't seen Pulisic under Amorim yet, I hope he thrives.
If we sell Leao, then we need to take that money and put it into a CB. If there is some left over, get another LWB, because unless we see some Pervis redemption arc (would love it) we are going to suffer with Pervis and Pav on the same side.
Wasn't there a concrete report of Gerald investing in 2 players regardless of sales?I have a feeling we won't sign anyone. They will make up an excuse that there are no players who can improve the team
I don't think we getting Dias. He would be great but we not getting him. Don't see City letting goHope this is true. He can fill both wingback positions, is very good defensively so I see him primarily as LWB if Moreira/Chuk play in a more advanced role on the right.
Getting him on a favourable deal and shipping Pervis out would be very smart move. Then finish the CM with Hojbjerg and splash the rest of the available cash on top CCD (e.g. Dias if available?) and we're set for ingoings. Cheeky loan + option for Zirkzee and we're set.
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FIGC just turned a blind eyeThis is for investigation..
First match and already crap like this
Santi is literally the perfect backup CF for usI'd just keep Santi at this point, especially if the only offer on the table is a loan + option. He was scoring for fun in the Eredivisie for back-to-back seasons and did it in the CL too, even against Bayern Munich. There's clearly a player in there who can do good things, while at the same time he's still within striking distance for Camarda to genuinely challenge him and push each other for that back-up spot behind Ramos. And most importantly, Santi is already here. Keeping him costs us nothing, replacing him does – and I'd much rather spend whatever money we have left on actual pressing needs like a starting CCB.
I will this… Amorim seems to have a really good eye for identifying talent and skillsetsIm glad my feeling was correct. But through the game thread you can see people asking him to be sold and how long pass is his only weapon. Id say his long pass and transition passing are already elite, while he is solid at most other things. There is so much potential in him.
This implies that (in your language) you may have already sucked Cisse 🫡Phonetically in my language Cisse means boobs.
I love boobs


Completely rent freePlease sell leao even for 10 million but preferably out of Italy.. life will be good for milan without him
Estupi defending is a disaster waiting to happen.
Good teams will punish him easily.
Besides his brainfarts, the way he was outpaced on a Torino counter yesterday was pretty much embarrassing.
Agreed. They're deadly at counters and we'd be caught too far up the pitch so we have to pick our spots when to press. Our possession game will keep them chasing us and get them tired.I think this attacking style won’t work vs inter for us
We need to go defensive vs them only but who knows. We might bury them too. Hard to say at this point.
When we played too open bs inter we lost under Bioli. Although that is Bioli so….
Ideally staying compact and keeping possession using passing patterns effectively will force inter to break formation. This should create opportunities to score but they have to be created and taken.Agreed. They're deadly at counters and we'd be caught too far up the pitch so we have to pick our spots when to press. Our possession game will keep them chasing us and get them tired.
You guys are incredibleSell Leao ASAP, or Leao will ruin our fluid play
That move surprised the hell out of me, didn't expect it at all, but if it failed we'd be here lambasting him instead of praising him. I think Musah was hurt by the few minutes given him at Atalanta and has worked extra hard to improve his play. Sometimes it's a matter of pride and hope he keeps it up.I already quoted this post, but I really want to highlight Musah's role at 0:14 here again. He was probably the player I've shit on more than almost anyone else pre-game. But credit where credit is due: he made me look pretty fucking stupid yesterday. If Amorim can consistently get this Musah, jesus. This move also perfectly shows what I love about Amorims philosophy. Musah receives the ball with his back to goal and two Torino players closing him down. The safe option is to pass backwards – the Torino players even anticipate it and start moving past him to press the expected receiver.
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Under Allegri, that's the pass we make nine times out of ten. Instead Musah turns. Lose the ball there and we're in trouble. Get it right and suddenly two opponents are eliminated, the entire midfield opens up and seconds later we score. That goal is at leat 50% Musahs.
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That's the thin margin between safety and risk. Allegri was obsessed with avoiding the counter; Amorim accepts that risk for what we can gain from it. And I fucking love it. Of course it'll sometimes backfire and cost us goals – that's football. As fans, we need to understand why these risks are being taken instead of crucifying everyone when they fail. That obsession with avoiding mistakes is exactly what has held Italian football back for decades, while progressive coaches like Gasperini and Fabregas are still treated with suspicion for daring to take risks.
I always value the opinions of ppl who log into a forum where the score is posted and ask for replay links "without spoilers"Seems like Leao to me.
He should be sold, I hope I dont see him on the field anymore. We are better without him
One game at a time. We can enjoy a nice win playing attractive football, so being gloomy or worrying about the future can wait.Do you know who put tons of energy in the game to? Andrea Poli, salemahers and they were/are mid-level at best. But then again we are slightly above average team so he fits perfectly.
We only beat bloody Torino, lets wait for lazio and juve games before giving praise to anyone
Relax,If we get an AM, ideally it’s after selling RLC
I like him even more because when many expected him to put in a transfer request he never even thought of leaving Milan and enjoys playing for Amorim. Just for that hope we finish high up the table and win Europa League.Will say it again. Rabiot when fit is the best midfielder of Serie an and he will also destroy ever midfielder in LESS PHYSICAL epl. Emphasis specifically on the physical part.
That would honestly be a perfect end to the mercato. Sell Pervis. Get Mazraoui. Get a CCB.Hope this is true. He can fill both wingback positions, is very good defensively so I see him primarily as LWB if Moreira/Chuk play in a more advanced role on the right.
Getting him on a favourable deal and shipping Pervis out would be very smart move. Then finish the CM with Hojbjerg and splash the rest of the available cash on top CCD (e.g. Dias if available?) and we're set for ingoings. Cheeky loan + option for Zirkzee and we're set.
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