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Buju · 30-04-2010, 02:39

Milan axe falls on Leonardo
29 April 2010

LEONARDO will quit as AC Milan boss at the end of the season.
Milan owner Silvio Berlusconi criticised the Brazilian, who only took the job last summer.

The Italian prime minister said: "Yes he will leave, we are working on a new coach.

"The new coach? There are talks in place with others.

"Leonardo has been too tough headed and the team has played badly this season."

Leonardo had a rough start both in the league and Champions League.

But the team steadily improved and were challenging rivals Inter for the Serie A title until falling behind in March.

Milan reached the first knockout round of the Champions League but lost 7-2 on aggregate to Manchester United.

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage...-Leonardo.html

I wouldn't mind Benitez (he loves european cups) or Wenger (he loves kids) but as both are not the good art buying established players it would work out for us as the owner buys players.

The downside to this 'experiment' is as i previously said we have lost a really good scout.

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Buju Registered User Join Date: 05 2003 Location: London Fave Players: Gullit, MVB, Rijkaard, Boban, Rino, Sheva, Kaka	Leo axed Milan axe falls on Leonardo 29 April 2010 LEONARDO will quit as AC Milan boss at the end of the season. Milan owner Silvio Berlusconi criticised the Brazilian, who only took the job last summer. The Italian prime minister said: "Yes he will leave, we are working on a new coach. "The new coach? There are talks in place with others. "Leonardo has been too tough headed and the team has played badly this season." Leonardo had a rough start both in the league and Champions League. But the team steadily improved and were challenging rivals Inter for the Serie A title until falling behind in March. Milan reached the first knockout round of the Champions League but lost 7-2 on aggregate to Manchester United. http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage...-Leonardo.html I wouldn't mind Benitez (he loves european cups) or Wenger (he loves kids) but as both are not the good art buying established players it would work out for us as the owner buys players. The downside to this 'experiment' is as i previously said we have lost a really good scout. Last edited by Buju; 30-04-2010 at 02:44.