Ancelotti must go......

i think we should get rid of some of our supporters.....think that is a good idea too??.....anyway....just by looking at the date when some of you joined i know you will not be here to long....some of you are what i call seasonal jumpers....and by the end of summer you would have moved on.....so enjoy your stay and don't forget to close the door behind you when u leave

Originally Posted by triniman

i think we should get rid of some of our supporters.....think that is a good idea too??.....anyway....just by looking at the date when some of you joined i know you will not be here to long....some of you are what i call seasonal jumpers....and by the end of summer you would have moved on.....so enjoy your stay and don't forget to close the door behind you when u leave

Exactly what I was thinking - those dates often tell a lot more than a 100 posts.
Anyway, I think you forgot the quotation marks when you called certain people supporters.

i never noticed the number of 2005 join dates on first reading.

Originally Posted by triniman

i think we should get rid of some of our supporters.....think that is a good idea too??.....anyway....just by looking at the date when some of you joined i know you will not be here to long....some of you are what i call seasonal jumpers....and by the end of summer you would have moved on.....so enjoy your stay and don't forget to close the door behind you when u leave

i was waiting for some smart arse comment on my arrival....just because i joined today does not mean i havent supported them all my life.

i first saw them when my uncle took me to watch milan vs roma in 1990.

since then ive seen them three times, twice in italy vs verona (weah wonder goal) and juventus 2 years ago (sheva and inzaghi) also i saw them in the champions league final at old trafford.

oh and ive visited milanello once with my uncle too.

whenever italy play in britain i always go and watch them euro 96, world cup qualifier at wembley in 1998, euro 2000 qualifiers against wales and i am going to watch them against scotland at hampden in september.

so dont even think about questioning my commitment to milan or italy....

Ancelotti must not leave, this is really getting ridiculous..!! In three 3 seasons we have won 1 Champions League, 1 Serie A, 1 European Super, 1 Coppa Italia. To be honest I think that is pretty good.
It is not his fault we lost a 3 goal lead - and please remember the match: 9,9 times out of 10 we would have won. We had chances for 7-8 goals at least. It was not not our night. That is football - it happens. But it is only logical that we are all very disappointed.
And I have to go for Triniman's view also - some of you guys in here are season supports, only follwing the wave of Milan's success in recent years..
About Galliani's comments. What would you think would happen, if he in the press says that the season has been a total failure? Never make any negative comments in the press. A smart move....
Milan will be back next season - and so will Ancelotti...!!

Some interesting news reported by (ANSA)
(I try to make a very short translation)

Berlusconi confirms Ancelotti but his dream is still Capello's comeback, if only he is free.

Excluding Capello which his return seems very far away, there are no other outclass coaches on the market. And when Ancelotti's contract expires, the team pass to Tassotti.




Berlusconi conferma Ancelotti
Gio 26 Mag, 9:12 PM

(ANSA) - ROMA, 26 MAG - Berlusconi conferma la fiducia ad Ancelotti ma il suo sogno resta un clamoroso ritorno di Fabio Capello, 'se solo fosse libero...' A meno di 24 ore dalla "notte delle beffe" di Istanbul il presidente, nei colloqui di queste ore, appare amareggiato ma anche impegnato per il futuro dei rossoneri. Escluso Capello, il cui ritorno appare lontano, non ci sono altri allenatori "fuoriclasse" sul mercato. E a scadenza del contratto di Ancelotti, la squadra potrebbe passare al vice Tassotti.

Why do these things happen when we lose, where some people all of a sudden want to just axe anything and everything. Listen!!!!! Sacking Ancelotti is as ridiculous as us insisting that we sell Sheva or Nesta or Gattuso or MALDINI for that matter! 3 goals in six minutes is not a managerial mistake. It is something that cannot be explained. BTW it was the players on the field and not the coach. I'm one who is willing to forgive what happened last night as long as the team develope and learn from this. My friend HITMAN you hit it on the mark! 4 silverware in 3 years is a very good record. Sorry MATNAT but with all due respect I have to disagree with you at this moment in time. Where we need to judge Ancelotti from this time on is what and how he does with the team to recover from this episode next season. Then by all means what you are saying will hold water and should be deeply and seriously considered or even acted upon without hesitation.
FORZA MILAN!

Oh for foks sake milanistas. Carlo has done some superb things for Milan. I know he has done a few mistakes this year but COME ON, finishing 2nd in serie a and runners up in CL all in one season sounds bloody good to me. Plus the 1st half of the pool match tells you what Milan under Carlo is capable of! He might've committed some tactical errors but surely he deserves at least one more year with Milan for all that hes done??

If you cannot accept that sometimes things wont go your way with Milan, dont support Milan at all. The whole point of being a fan is to be there for the club and its staff & players when they need it most. Ancelotti has done more good than bad to Milan ... show a little bit of faith.

it seems as if lyon are interested in ancelotti and have made enquires, this from the channel 4 website

Lyon reveal Ancelotti interest Friday 27 May, 2005

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Lyon President Jean-Michel Aulas says he would consider making a move for under-fire Milan boss Carlo Ancelotti.

Aulas is trying to find a replacement for out-going Coach Paul Le Guen and said on Friday that he had already made enquiries regarding Ancelotti’s availability.

"Ancelotti is obviously an interesting Coach," Aulas said. "But you have to take into account the financial side and also the language barrier.

"He doesn’t speak French, but he talks English. I have made enquiries."

Ancelotti has enjoyed great success at Milan but after seeing his side pipped to both the Serie A and Champions' League crowns, could be set to leave the San Siro.

"It is possible for a Coach who doesn’t speak the language to get results, look at Benitez," Aulas continued.

"What he has done is exceptional. We could also have a Coach who speaks Portuguese with all our Brazilian players, but he must also speak English."

Aulas is hoping to unveil the new boss on Sunday after Lyon’s final game of the season, but admitted he might need "a few more days".

Lyon are unlikely to land Ancelotti though. If the Italian does leave Milan then he is expected to join either Real Madrid or Roma.

Originally Posted by Kui

Why do these things happen when we lose, where some people all of a sudden want to just axe anything and everything. Listen!!!!! Sacking Ancelotti is as ridiculous as us insisting that we sell Sheva or Nesta or Gattuso or MALDINI for that matter! 3 goals in six minutes is not a managerial mistake. It is something that cannot be explained. BTW it was the players on the field and not the coach. I'm one who is willing to forgive what happened last night as long as the team develope and learn from this. My friend HITMAN you hit it on the mark! 4 silverware in 3 years is a very good record. Sorry MATNAT but with all due respect I have to disagree with you at this moment in time. Where we need to judge Ancelotti from this time on is what and how he does with the team to recover from this episode next season. Then by all means what you are saying will hold water and should be deeply and seriously considered or even acted upon without hesitation.
FORZA MILAN!

but shouldn`t he have LEARNT about throwing away leads against deportivo and nearly against psv?

Originally Posted by MATNAT

but shouldn`t he have LEARNT about throwing away leads against deportivo and nearly against psv?

This is true. Yet we won the Super Cup and Scudetto. Hard to sack a coach that did that.

Holy Cow ! Kicked off Carletto ? How come ????
I've said this in another thread, but to those ppl who're angry with Carletto, read this again !
"Abt Milan attitude, to recover from it is no need to change coaches but to motivate everyone, from players to CEO. The mentality should be shifted. A good motivational sessions monthly or weekly or twice a week is important as good training- seminars, therapy, or counseling to clear up and release any remaining emotional issues. It's weird to say it here, but I found out it's worked, after I read Robert Pires's book abt himself and how he got recovered from his emotional issues at LOM and got back his sharp instinct and best performance.
And I'm also be glad if diciplinary got restrict again in Milan camp."

Again, we need no changes for our coach. He's the best for us. Forgive him. What we need is releasing any mental-emotional issues. Get it ?

Originally Posted by MATNAT

i was waiting for some smart arse comment on my arrival....just because i joined today does not mean i havent supported them all my life.

i first saw them when my uncle took me to watch milan vs roma in 1990.

since then ive seen them three times, twice in italy vs verona (weah wonder goal) and juventus 2 years ago (sheva and inzaghi) also i saw them in the champions league final at old trafford.

oh and ive visited milanello once with my uncle too.

whenever italy play in britain i always go and watch them euro 96, world cup qualifier at wembley in 1998, euro 2000 qualifiers against wales and i am going to watch them against scotland at hampden in september.

so dont even think about questioning my commitment to milan or italy....

i stand by what i said....for you to even come and suggest that we sack one of our most successful coaches becuase of 6 minutes of madness......that alone is insane....

I can say with most certainity that this happens every year...we get an influx of new members at the end or near the end of the season ....out of that we get maybe 10 good ones who show their colours and make smart and INTELLIGENT comments regarding milan ...the rest come , stir up the bee hive and leave soon after......

which you fall into...time will tell...me personally i already have my own hunch...along with most other people in here will tell you.....

and trust me as far as my smart "arse" answer goes....that was just a broad attack...i have not even begun to tear apart your comments...i could take an entire day doing that and destroying almost every word you said...but i have better things to do with my time that to come here and argue with someone here who's lifespan here in MM will probably be shorter than that of a mosquito

Originally Posted by MATNAT

seeing as its going to be ancelotti for at least another year i hope that he makes some smart moves in the transfer market (personally i just wish he`d implement some new styles of play and get them to defend like a unit from the "baresi" days....)

To give you some credit, I at least agree with what you said here. He has at least another year with us. Right now like I said before, you calling for him to be sacked is a bit too early. As far as sentiment... no I'm not supproting him becase of sentiment. I support him because he has shown results in his 3 year stint with us. This loss to Liverpool was nothing short of a miracle or a spectacular disaster. 3 goals in six minutes is not a coachng error. Bad luck combined with a rejuvinated determined team that defied all odds withstanding. I take nothing away from their win nor give total disappointment to our team.

Oh, God, get it in your heads - it was just freaking six minutes of insanity on the pitch. It had nothing to do with Carlo. yes Carlo should've done some correct tactical decisions but those vital six minutes were out of his hands. I do believe Milan were superior up until those six minutes. Whatever happened there was beyond him IMO. Do you know how many 'Pool fans are complimenting Milan for their spirit in the final irrespective of some lacklustred penalties?? PLEASE. You can see Milan's strength in the final even if they lost in a terrifying manner ... dont take that strength away. You will be doing so by sacking Carlo