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Old 22-10-2010, 03:46   #61

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It is very hard to choose for Allegri, if he had this team at the start of the summer, I would question his decidions but now he has to make results and we have to admit that he is doing it in Serie A, he takes the old three for simple reason, these players know each other very well, the others are probably being prepared at the moment to take over in a month or two.

Let's be patient with the man, we have nothing to lose here, our first goal this year is Serie A and there is good chance we win it, as for Ch League, we will have to wait at least a year when we should patch all positions.

Remember that our team was always a slow starter, remember how crappy we were last fall, i watched those games and I watch now and there is big difference so stop moaning and stand by your team.
I can't imagine if a fan doesn't moan about his team if his team played like a noob team ini Europe. We are not Bari or Cagliari. We have won it many times and the player there are experienced ones. But experience alone is not enough. You must have desire to play real football, not catwalkmodel one. This is the basic mistake of Allegri who just believed in experience like our previous coaches.

We were so lucky not trashed out by 6-0 or even more. How can be a fan not moan? I know he is new in CL but he faced Maurinho for many times. How can he not learn something from the games?
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Old 22-10-2010, 07:51   #62

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Defensively Allegri has made noticeable strides in our team. We're far less vulnerable to counters than Leo's version of Milan. I wouldn't have been surprised if Leo's Milan would have conceded more to Real. However, this team is clearly meant to be an offensive one. With the embarrassment of talent in our attack our display was awful. Just the same way I'm pretty sure Leo and Carlo would have been able to produce at least one goal with this team. My gut fear is that Al isn't a "big team" coach.
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Old 23-10-2010, 11:53   #63

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Dont u think it s a little too early to pass a judgement on Allegri s potential as a coach. He s never been in the CL and never coached a team like Milan before. So he s just learning. Give him some time guys. I think he will make the cut.
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Old 23-10-2010, 21:46   #64

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Allegri learns and improves all the time.....the only poblem is that his learning curve is rather gentle and he makes many mistakes
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Old 24-10-2010, 14:04   #65

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i hope we win the derby this year. i hate inter with a passion
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Old 25-10-2010, 12:44   #66

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I would love to pan printer in Ibra Robinho and Thiago silva to score to make it perfecto for me

I wouldnt be too critical Of allegri We are in a decent position even if we are too flawed But what is frustating is we maybe containing something that will shoot us up and its not being used

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Old 26-10-2010, 13:20   #67

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It's too soon to sack him. I was getting more and more mad with him, but I liked the Napoli line-up + the 3 points. Keep it up, Allegri. Hopefully we will see more Boateng and Robinho, and less Seedorf and Ronaldinho from now on. I want Milan to win the league so bad, firing a coach won't make it easier, so learn (quick) and shine, Allegri.
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Old 26-10-2010, 15:22   #68

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It seems that Allegri learned from Madrid game. He used Boateng instead of Seedorf and Milan defended as team much better from Madrid game. Before the first goal against Napoli, the team guarded well when Napoli got the ball. Pirlo also reminded the attackers to press the opponent when they lost ball or Napoli were having the ball, something really rare happened in the past. Ibra and Seedorf had also to ask the players to move forwards, not just stay at the back.

We lacked creativity without Seedorf and Ronaldinho but it could be do to the fact that that was the first time Robinho and Boateng played from the first minute. If it was due to the lack of creative player, we can change our style of play. Unpredictable and fast movement and pass plus good teamwork play should eliminate the need of a Seedorf. Seedorf can be super sub who can change the game when he comes in.

I never agree with sacking him but still I am waiting to see if he really learned from the game in Madrid.
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Old 30-10-2010, 00:08   #69

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IMO, Allegri really know how to use regista & fantasista, like Ancelotti, and he is building his system.

Playing R & F is very beautiful but could suffer from the disadvantage of focusing too much on technical area.

Ancelotti is lucky because his Chelsea are very physical already, and EPL doesn't require much tactical & technical skills, so he is a king there now by adapting his knowledge.
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much of my (already negative) opinion about Allegri will be formed tonight
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worst. coach. everrrrrrrrrr
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Old 30-10-2010, 15:58   #72

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Any new people joining the club after todays match?
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The more Allegri stays, the more Ibra, Robinho, Pato, Ronaldinho and Boateng's talents and abilities are wasted. The decision to hire Allegri has to be one of the dumbest decision ever made by anyone. The guy is a joke. his line ups , his formations , his tactics just dont make any sense. Juventus and Real Madrid exposed his lack of ideas. He will repeat the same thing forever even when its clearly not working. Against Madrid he tries using his three forwards the same exact way as he did against Juve and clearly that was to predictable for Mourinho. The sad thing is he never learns. Look how long he takes before making any subs. sometimes his team is struggling and he has boateng or Robinho on the bench but doesnt make any changes until the 80th minute. Allegri is the worst coach in professional football. I can almost say with certainty that with Allegri, Ac Milan will never finish serie A in any position better than mid table.
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Old 30-10-2010, 22:34   #74

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Dont u think it s a little too early to pass a judgement on Allegri s potential as a coach. He s never been in the CL and never coached a team like Milan before. So he s just learning. Give him some time guys. I think he will make the cut.
The big problem is, he is not learning. What has he done different to make you believe he is learning? Don't you see he keeps trying the same exact ideas with every game? Dont you see how limited his ideas are? Against Auxierre, Ac Milan was completely lost and he was saved by circumstances that lead to robinho and boateng entering the game. Against Madrid, his three forwards were too predictable just as with Juve and any other team that has beat Milan so far.
You cannot restrict players like robinho and ronaldinho.. that in itself is a blunder. Robinhos greatest strength is his football iq. Use his the way brasil does. Let him go where ever he want and he will open doors to the goal. Same with ronaldinho, also a very intelligent player.Allegri is totally clueless. he has shown
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Old 30-10-2010, 22:37   #75

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It seems that Allegri learned from Madrid game. He used Boateng instead of Seedorf and Milan defended as team much better from Madrid game. Before the first goal against Napoli, the team guarded well when Napoli got the ball. Pirlo also reminded the attackers to press the opponent when they lost ball or Napoli were having the ball, something really rare happened in the past. Ibra and Seedorf had also to ask the players to move forwards, not just stay at the back.

We lacked creativity without Seedorf and Ronaldinho but it could be do to the fact that that was the first time Robinho and Boateng played from the first minute. If it was due to the lack of creative player, we can change our style of play. Unpredictable and fast movement and pass plus good teamwork play should eliminate the need of a Seedorf. Seedorf can be super sub who can change the game when he comes in.

I never agree with sacking him but still I am waiting to see if he really learned from the game in Madrid.
Watch how Madrid will mercilessly maul Ac Milan at san siro on tuesday.. then tell us aghain what Allegri has learned.
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