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rt9 · 17-04-2009, 21:23

Look, in the end of the day, it all boils down to courage. Do we have the courage to let go of one of our most successful managers in history and start a new era? It can backfire, but then again if done properly it can propel us next season. Look at Barca---let go of Frank Rijkaard, one of their most successful managers to date AND Ronaldinho who was a legend, and started a new era with an inexperienced coach, Guardiola, and look where they are now, they will be a force to contend with for many years. The question is do we have the courage to let Carlo and perhaps, Ambrosini, Seedorf, and maybe even Pirlo leave, and use that money to rebuild? Or do we keep going and keep looking back at the golden years as justification...

View Poll Results: Should Carlo Ancellotti stay or go?
Carlo must GO	59	63.44%
Carlo must STAY	26	27.96%
Can't say about it	8	8.60%
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17-04-2009, 21:23	#11
rt9 Registered User Join Date: 05 2006 Location: Bangkok, Thailand Fave Players: marco van basten, rui costa, kaka, pirlo	Look, in the end of the day, it all boils down to courage. Do we have the courage to let go of one of our most successful managers in history and start a new era? It can backfire, but then again if done properly it can propel us next season. Look at Barca---let go of Frank Rijkaard, one of their most successful managers to date AND Ronaldinho who was a legend, and started a new era with an inexperienced coach, Guardiola, and look where they are now, they will be a force to contend with for many years. The question is do we have the courage to let Carlo and perhaps, Ambrosini, Seedorf, and maybe even Pirlo leave, and use that money to rebuild? Or do we keep going and keep looking back at the golden years as justification...