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Originally Posted by SupremeMilan®
For some time now ive been looking at this guy and thinkin does he actually know what he is doing? apart from the odd champions league and the scudetto what else has he given the milan team as a general? I believe the way in which the team has developed is to do with the team themselves not carlo. I just think milan would do better with a much better coach, I know some people might think im crazy but i feel shevchenko leavin was enivetable, the season after he left for chelsea, carlo now is arguing with kaka, kaka can say what he likes about the situatoin but what is carlo upto? does he even know how to respect players? does he even know what he is doing?
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1) Unfortuantely, how the team develops itself (and develops positively we can admit) is highly correlated with the coachES.
2) There is "not much better coach" out there. If you consider Cappello be a great coach... just think about how he left Milan at the end.
3) Shevchenko leaving is inevitable; when you attribute his leaving to the coach, it's committing the same error people made about causal relationship.
4) If he doesn't respect the players, Borreillo won't even be playing.
5) He transfered Pirlo at the DM position. THat itself can earn him long contract. He transformed Seedorf into an important midfield again. And, one would inevitably argue, how do you know that Ancelotti doesn't help the development of Kaka`?
TO answer your title: Ancelotti is secure. If the management has decided to sell Shevchenko instead of showing Ancelotti the door, you should know darn well who is right and wrong. Our management doesn't make a lot of unncessary mistake really (although, of course, a lot of people will disagree with me about the summer transfer).