05-27-2014, 01:17 PM
It's an odd situation, but whatever's happening I think this looks to be a bigger change than just replacing Seedorf with Inzaghi, but instead this looks like a massive change in the direction the club's taking to try and proceed. Before continuing, I just want to be clear everything I say is with a LOT of hesitation, but at the same time if these things go through, we are taking steps in the right direction.
So looking at the "plans", it reminds me of what Seedorf wanted when there were rumours he wanted to come in with a number of coaches under him to help him. The list of names included Davids, Stam, Kluivert and Crespo if I'm right. Obviously this didn't happen, but the rumours of the staff Inzaghi will have at his side is very interesting:
http://www.milannews.it/primo-piano/inza...gli-145641
So basically, this says that at his side Inzaghi will have Stefano Nava (technical assistant), Beniamino Abate (goalkeeping coach) and Nicola Matteucci (tactical coach). Tassotti would most likely be asked to remain as assisstant coach, while Filippo Galli, currently in charge of the youth sector would also be asked to be a part of the staff, effectively there to help Pippo regain the right culture in the dressing room.
What's interesting is a lot of these guys were people working with Pippo at youth level and would be a potentially very good sign to help youngsters move into the senior squad more easily.
http://www.milannews.it/altre-notizie/pe...ani-145653
According to Pellegatti, Sacchi could return to Milan to be head of the Milan Academy (I think effectively taking Galli's current role). I've said many times that I've want Sacchi's concepts to form the foundation of our future and him being in charge at this level would certainly be of interest. Sacchi has also shown lots of hesitancy in renewing his youth level role for Italy. This would also explain why Sacchi has sucked up to Galliani in the press so much in recent months.
http://www.milannews.it/dall-estero/mund...lan-145640
Finally, Barbara still wants Andrea Berti from Atletico to come to Milan. In what capacity I don't know, as the article doesn't say.
If all of these things are to occur, then it's a big sign that we may actually have a proper project in mind. Of course, we still have Galliani and Berlu to worry about.
So looking at the "plans", it reminds me of what Seedorf wanted when there were rumours he wanted to come in with a number of coaches under him to help him. The list of names included Davids, Stam, Kluivert and Crespo if I'm right. Obviously this didn't happen, but the rumours of the staff Inzaghi will have at his side is very interesting:
http://www.milannews.it/primo-piano/inza...gli-145641
So basically, this says that at his side Inzaghi will have Stefano Nava (technical assistant), Beniamino Abate (goalkeeping coach) and Nicola Matteucci (tactical coach). Tassotti would most likely be asked to remain as assisstant coach, while Filippo Galli, currently in charge of the youth sector would also be asked to be a part of the staff, effectively there to help Pippo regain the right culture in the dressing room.
What's interesting is a lot of these guys were people working with Pippo at youth level and would be a potentially very good sign to help youngsters move into the senior squad more easily.
http://www.milannews.it/altre-notizie/pe...ani-145653
According to Pellegatti, Sacchi could return to Milan to be head of the Milan Academy (I think effectively taking Galli's current role). I've said many times that I've want Sacchi's concepts to form the foundation of our future and him being in charge at this level would certainly be of interest. Sacchi has also shown lots of hesitancy in renewing his youth level role for Italy. This would also explain why Sacchi has sucked up to Galliani in the press so much in recent months.
http://www.milannews.it/dall-estero/mund...lan-145640
Finally, Barbara still wants Andrea Berti from Atletico to come to Milan. In what capacity I don't know, as the article doesn't say.
If all of these things are to occur, then it's a big sign that we may actually have a proper project in mind. Of course, we still have Galliani and Berlu to worry about.