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Originally Posted by Jeff
Pirlo doesn't go up anyway, and Kaka and Seedorf (and seedorf also defends, but not as well) always go up. I think your assessment may be inaccurate.
a 4-3-2-1 with the usual formation will be perfect against Arsenal, then a 4-3-2-1 again at San Siro in the first half, and introduce 4-3-1-2 only in the second half or 60minutes or so in the second league will be Mister Carlo's (usual) game plan.
Arsenal will try to control the ball, which they will do so successfully. They'll press Milan hard, and Milan usually do poor away.
But if somehow Milan has a top day and players are passing accurately, then Arsenal will have a more difficult day.
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If Pirlo doesn't go up anyway...it would be up to the centre backs and full backs to try and defend against his accurate passing.
That means Playing flamini (1 DM) will not have the consequences that the other guy is suggesting.