Injuries - Who, when, how long ?
It's unfortunate, but tbh I've been satisfied with Locatelli recently and feel relatively calm that he can pick up in Biglia's place.
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True. It could be a blessing in disguise.
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That is, if Montolivo didn't beat Locatelli to the job.
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(04-22-2018, 04:28 PM)xudong Wrote: True. It could be a blessing in disguise.

lol, I don't think it's necessarily a blessing in disguise as I think Biglia's improved a lot under Gattuso and recently has seemingly curbed the odd mistakes he was making before.

I also think Gattuso's shown Locatelli is ahead of Montolivo in the pecking order lately.
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You know I am biased towards Locatelli. Big Grin Him, together with Cutrone, Calabria, and Romagnoli are on my favorite list, because they may be raw (Romagnoli isn't) but they are young and have a fighting spirit.

So is Gattuso to me. Young (as a coach), raw (really raw), loves the jersey, passionate. I don't mind Milan stinking, but it bothers me greatly to see players sluggish and unmotivated, or coach not giving a damn.
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Biglia out 6 weeks or so, calf issue
Caldara 3 months, calf/achilles area
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Is it true that Castillo is injured i read that he won't play tomorrow??
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He got a red card last game.
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(11-07-2018, 10:42 PM)xudong Wrote: He got a red card last game.

I forgot about that, thanks..
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Biglia out for four months. He'll probably be match fit again in late April/early May then. That means we absolutely have to buy/loan a midfielder in January.

And to be honest I think that's his Milan career. He's going to be 33 in January, and I don't think he's impressed enough that we won't be looking for someone better in the summer. Maybe he'll stay for another season as a sub, but that's probably it.
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