Mourinho to Milan??

"The Special One" is a good manager in the sense that he more flexible tactically than Carlo. He has the cahones to play 1 striker, 2 strikers, and wingers, which is for some reason I don't understand is anathema in these parts. Mourinho's strong personality is also effective in bringing the team together. And look at his record, he's a proven winner. I like him.

But with the President and his silly requirements (2 strikers) and his hand-picked Vice-President who is stingy with the purse strings and very much involved in team affairs, no way Jose would sign on here after the layers of crap he had to deal with at Chelsea.

If he comes here it'll be a Fatih Terim debacle all over again.

i dont think the family thing is a problem, look at lampard, terry and the others they are missing morinho. he may be hot headed and aggresive but thats the motivation our players need.

Mourinho needs independence and he won't find it at Milan. That being said, Berlusconi and Galliani don't buy players that the coach does not want - like in the case of Shevchenko at Chelsea. And they are fairly good with getting players the coach DOES want - Pato, for example.

Nadir, i dont think thats true, if it is then carlo dosent want to win.. cuz the last 2 seasons we were terible at the tranfer market.

Originally Posted by Milany

Nadir, i dont think thats true, if it is then carlo dosent want to win.. cuz the last 2 seasons we were terible at the tranfer market.

Exactly if the board had heard Carlo we would have at least Ribery and Toni who would helped us a lot .

There are many speculations currently about the possibilities for Mourinho to coach. The latest is with the national team of England.
So, my question is, if it so happened that Mourinho was assigned as Milan's new coach, would you support such decision or not?

it would be great, but only if he had the same family like attitude like Carlo.

but if morinho was to be in, then say goodbye to more than half of our team which won 2 champions league, 1 serie a, 2 super cup, and soon to be one world cup.

-Maldini
-Nesta
-Simic
-Janku
-Oddo
-Cafu
-Favali
-Brochi
-Ambro
-Fiori
-Kalac
-Dida
-Inzaghi
-Ronaldo
-Brochi

and thats something i doubt Berlu/Galliani duo would agree on.

IMHO, one of the differences between Ancelotti and Mourinho, is that Ancelotti is flexible, can work with the players he has at hand, yet still create a winning team. Mourinho, on the other hand, needs everything his way, or else no result... imho

Yup milany, thats exactly why milan plays like crap (with some good moments) this season. Half of those should be replaced anyway, no matter the coach. The difference is, carlo is quiet and will obviously take the bullet and work with whatever he's left (like selling sheva and getting RO, loaning RO and getting noone) where mourinho would start creaming and kicking all around. Thats why mourinho aint an option for milan and since there is no better than carlo (which i am statring to dislike very much these days despite his proven trainer record) let the carlo be and see if he escapes the fate one more time or goes down with the ship this time

The Sunday Mirror and News of the World believe the club set to tempt him abroad is Italian giants Milan, currently struggling under long-term boss Carlo Ancelotti in Serie A despite reaching the knock-out stage of the Champions League.

The Mirror quotes a Mourinho 'confidant': "There have been lots of calls bouncing around Europe and he will take the AC Milan job if he gets the chance. That's the one he wants above all the rest."

The NOTW reckon that another - or perhaps the same? - confidant spelled out the situation in even clearer fashion.

Eurosport o_O

The Sunday Mirror and News of the world are tabloids that lack much in the way of credibility. Best left ignored.

No I dont think I would want him as the coach right now...or maybe thats how I feel

I don't want Mourinho.

Milan have the reputation of being a club like a family with a great atmosphere, and very few players are unhappy here. I like this aspect of our club. With Mourinho I think this would change for the worse as he is an arrogant and cynical coach who does not care about his players the same way our club does.

Although he probably is a good coach, I don't think he would fit in very well and I want Milan to look elsewhere for a new coach (when the time for change comes).

rumour link

Originally Posted by inomilan

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i cant believe it as well but when it says Carletto will "step Down" does that meen sacked or hes leaving for a new challenge?

either way i would like to see Mourinho at Milan