06-12-2014, 09:42 AM
It's not true, Seedorf is still listed in the Hall of Fame on the official site. Just a poor bit of journalism by the looks of it.
I'm not so sure. Don't get me wrong, I'm sure Galliani has played a dirty role in all of this, but if we were talking about all of this being rumours spread falsely, that still wouldn't explain why Silvio would blank Seedorf as he did.
I'm also not a big fan of players having a significant say in his staying too. Honestly, I really don't think much of the current group. Even guys like DES and El Shaarawy have to prove themselves, as they've only just begun their careers. That said, I do think a coach should listen to his squad. Not so much in letting them dictate anything, but at least hear their concerns.
(06-11-2014, 08:15 PM)Stitch Wrote: All of that is IMHO rumours spread by Galliani in order to get some public suppport in sacking Seedorf. What happened was - as you said last - he was never "his" man, and he refused to be a yesman like Allegri was. He probably refused to play players and formations that they wanted to be played, and generally acted like any selfaware man would act.
I'm not so sure. Don't get me wrong, I'm sure Galliani has played a dirty role in all of this, but if we were talking about all of this being rumours spread falsely, that still wouldn't explain why Silvio would blank Seedorf as he did.
I'm also not a big fan of players having a significant say in his staying too. Honestly, I really don't think much of the current group. Even guys like DES and El Shaarawy have to prove themselves, as they've only just begun their careers. That said, I do think a coach should listen to his squad. Not so much in letting them dictate anything, but at least hear their concerns.