(01-28-2012, 09:56 AM)will4li Wrote: Under allegri,we are back to a club who developing players,that's a huge good sign.but to develope a new football philosophy like barca,we have a long way to go.
It seems Allegri knows how to use his players and make them perform at their best or almost ... And it looks like he tends to give a chance to the young players (maybe is it also something that our management asks him to do) without burning them.
About Barcelona, their "football philosophy" isn't new, it's what Hungary created, then followed by the Netherlands, and then clubs, Ajax first, and Barcelona then ... The difference is that nowadays, with the development of football, the development of the way football is played, this "philosophy" seems more adequate and works.
And about creating a new philosophy, well, it's done once in a decade, even less ... As long as Milan wins, no need to create a new way to play football ... 
One should not speak ill of the dead.
So stop laughing at Juventus !
No top tier team use so many midget player before,not hungary,netherland or ajax.they reminds me an muscled up mexico team.
their play makes other teams look like in slow action mode. they are setting an football standard right now.that's a new phyilisophy to me!!!
May god with chinese footbball
(01-28-2012, 11:04 AM)GeoTav Wrote: (01-28-2012, 09:56 AM)will4li Wrote: Under allegri,we are back to a club who developing players,that's a huge good sign.but to develope a new football philosophy like barca,we have a long way to go.
It seems Allegri knows how to use his players and make them perform at their best or almost ... And it looks like he tends to give a chance to the young players (maybe is it also something that our management asks him to do) without burning them.
About Barcelona, their "football philosophy" isn't new, it's what Hungary created, then followed by the Netherlands, and then clubs, Ajax first, and Barcelona then ... The difference is that nowadays, with the development of football, the development of the way football is played, this "philosophy" seems more adequate and works.
And about creating a new philosophy, well, it's done once in a decade, even less ... As long as Milan wins, no need to create a new way to play football ...
It is not entirely true to say Barca's philosophy is that of Hungary or the Netherlands. It is based on similar ideas but it has evolved and developed to include the way the modern game is. What is true is there is no team in the world that can currently match Barcelona with that style. However that doesn't mean they can't be beaten, merely that you can not simply copy their style. It is based on years of teaching with La Masia. What is interesting is that Barca see the midfield as the most important area of the pitch and try to have as many Masia graduates in their as possible. Milan could learn from that.
(01-28-2012, 08:29 PM)JuanShoe Wrote: (01-28-2012, 11:04 AM)GeoTav Wrote: It seems Allegri knows how to use his players and make them perform at their best or almost ... And it looks like he tends to give a chance to the young players (maybe is it also something that our management asks him to do) without burning them.
About Barcelona, their "football philosophy" isn't new, it's what Hungary created, then followed by the Netherlands, and then clubs, Ajax first, and Barcelona then ... The difference is that nowadays, with the development of football, the development of the way football is played, this "philosophy" seems more adequate and works.
And about creating a new philosophy, well, it's done once in a decade, even less ... As long as Milan wins, no need to create a new way to play football ...
It is not entirely true to say Barca's philosophy is that of Hungary or the Netherlands. It is based on similar ideas but it has evolved and developed to include the way the modern game is. What is true is there is no team in the world that can currently match Barcelona with that style. However that doesn't mean they can't be beaten, merely that you can not simply copy their style. It is based on years of teaching with La Masia. What is interesting is that Barca see the midfield as the most important area of the pitch and try to have as many Masia graduates in their as possible. Milan could learn from that. Barcelona has one player that immediately will join the hall of legends. No I am not talking about mediatized Messi, but xciting xavi
Xavi, Andres and Messi are all unbelievable players. To have produced all three through the youth system to play at the same time is special. Milan's defence is as good as Barca's and up top it comes down to what kind of attack you like (personally I prefer the dynamism of Barca's front line) But Milan are so far behind Barca in midfield.
I had been saying this all along, if all things are equal, like injuries, forms, determinations,....are the same, there is not a team in the world that could beat Barca. That's how good they are. That's also why I hate it when people were happy that Milan got a 2-2 draw and only lost by a goal to them in two legs earlier, and kept saying, Milan is there wi Barca and could have beaten them..... Fact were, Barca was the better team in both matches, Barca got 4 out of 6 points in two games, Barca could have won both games and Milan still have no answer to Messi and company. There is no doubt that this is a very special team, and is probably the best team since Sacchi Milan.
01-29-2012, 07:33 AM
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looks like were probably going to get tevez anyways
http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/252...inamt.jpg/
idk if thats real
lazio got honda 
but they still need a few def imo
and this tevez saga is really longg...
(01-25-2012, 01:07 AM)Stitch Wrote: you guys are SERIOUSLY overrating tevez. he didnt play a single game in 5 months. he is way too selfish. he is a cancer to a locker room wherever he goes. and he is damn too expensive.
ibra will punch him after two or three games when he stops getting the ball. you can bet on that. Hahaha ... I was really busy this past weak & missed many MM posts. I just went through it again & saw this gem. Post of the month mate. You really nailed it regarding that selfish & pathetic player, who should retire to be honest. Players like him & Balotelli should be ashamed of themselves for what they do to the beautiful game of football. They are disgrace to this game. Either of them in Milan would one of the darkest hours of AC Milan's prestigious and glorious history. AC Milan needs class, not cancer 
Argentina will win the World Cup 2022
Formerly mzk57
(01-29-2012, 10:04 AM)sylrus Wrote: lazio got honda
but they still need a few def imo
and this tevez saga is really longg...
For only 14M, what a move! Serie A can get more attention.
Frankly, I do not regret this transfer, as we now have El Shaarawy and many good attackers. Honda can pass but he likes to play near the penalty area.
If we sign a MF, I have the impression that he would be a worker like Nocerino, not a playmaker. Our plan for CL is in 2013. We need a mid of diligent salary men to support the creative forwards: Ibra, Binho & El
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