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Originally Posted by Warro Bantan
The lateness of Huntelaar's arrival may haunt us in the game, as he is certainly not @ peak fitness, and shouldn't play the entire 90...also, what sort of chemistry will he and his team-mates have developed in the short space of time they have had together?
Ultimately, we can only hope that talent will override tenacity, as Livorno can only have that over us, if anything.
If we can prevent Lucarelli (and Livorno overall) from scoring, then we can only hope that we put a couple in the back of the net...
FORZA MILAN!!
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Well Huntelaar has been here for almost a month now, he even played and scored (Although he played as a sub) for the Netherlands earlier in the week. I think he should be fully fit, and let's hope for a goal from him.
Also in my opinion the flat 4-4-2 isn't really something for Milan. Last season Carlo played 4-4-1-1 often to defend leads, and it was always a disastor. I don't think there's anything wrong with the 4-3-1-2. I still think that that's the system that fits our players the best. People like to blame the derby defeat on Ronaldinho, but in reality it was the whole team that let us down. In the first 20 minutes he was involved in some decent stuff, although he probably should've scored. Later after Gattuso's red card he got the daunting task of playing as a second striker, which in all fairness isn't really what he's best at anymore regardless off what Silvio says. He is to static, and he simply doesn't recieve the ball against someone like Inter, Lucio had him in his pocket basicly. Still his playmaking skills as a Trequartista are unmatched, and to suggest that he doesn't have a place in the current Milan team is something I can't agree with.
In any case, it's way to early to write him off, and as much as I like Abate and Borriello, playing either of them instead of Ronaldinho is ludacriss.