But none of them are free , how can Milan sign them.Well Suso's free in June.
Maybe, at the end of the day, for one time my forever-optimistic-naive way to look on things won't have been
that naive or unrealistic
Look, if I wasn't so optimistic all the time I wouldn't support this team anymore I think, it's just my way to look on things in live overall. Glass is always half full and so on. I know things are not looking splendid right now, but when I compare the situation when Galliani and Baraba were at war and Allegri our manager with the situation today - a management who seems to pull on the same string (Silvio included - wow!) and Pippo who brings back a "hard-working-be-humble-not-divas" mentality - then I can't deny that things got
better. Not good or splendid or excellent - just better. And for me that's enough to look at least partly optimistic forward. That's how I think and I stand for it
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Generally (not refering to you Razor anymore
)
:
We are not the only ones having problems in Serie A, it's the whole league being in a crisis. Roma for example who has often been named as an example of a team who's quite successfull with smart transfers and so called "good management" ended up in the target list of UEFA's FFP task force. It was reported in
august,
september and recently
again.
I have to underline that I don't think everything is good or perfect at AC Milan, but on the other hand, things could be worse. Is Roma really the example we should follow, considered the last reports of constant rising financial debts? Maybe our current transfer-policy is not satisfying, but probably we have no other choice. Sure the Essien vs. Jorginho case is an example for poor management. I think G learned his lession. My last post about Torres was to explain my view at this transfer; I don't think he was a panic buy like Essien.
The other example who people likes to mention to underline our "poor management" is the Cristante-case:
We wantet to keep him,
we rejected several times Benficas offers and
Silvio himself said he wants Cristante to be a future key-player of Milan. At the end, it was
Cirstante himself expressing that he wants to leave, that he wants to take what he thinks is the easier way. He refused to fight for his spot under Pippo, he thought he would get more playing time at Benfica. I don't know why so many people are blaming our management who really tried everything to keep him instead of blaming Cristante who at the end of the day was the one who didn't want to fight for this shirt.
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likes Mattia, hes a CF, a young Italian, wouldn't be the first time.
