Ancelottis Future?

yes the old trafford game was strange.

as a Liverpool fan, I was (like many of us) delighted when you took the lead and went in at half time, 2-1 ahead. But after an hour or so, the game changed.

Suddenly it was a different game totally....it was now men against boys. And I couldn't believe how poorly your midfield and forwards were unable to hold the ball up....and when you lost it (e.g. for united's second goal, the midfielder who lost it, didn't make any effort to chase back and make up for his mistake. I was shouting at the tv when he lost it.

I get the feeling from your descriptions that Milan are maybe too good and possibly can get a little arrogant/laizee-faire in their approach.

Originally Posted by rome1977

I get the feeling from your descriptions that Milan are maybe too good and possibly can get a little arrogant/laizee-faire in their approach.

Tiredness. Just like man U coming to Milan...

[quote=rome1977]wow, that must have been an awful night for you,QUOTE]

I get used to it lol~

Guys lets talk about our coach,and his future in milan i think even if we dont win the final he will stay with us

Are there still any anti Carlo people out there?

Well there's this guy/girl that claims that if you give a kid to coach players of this calibre(not an exact quote), even the kid would be able to get Milan to the finals. So yeah there still are a few.

Are there still any anti Carlo people out there?

Yes, me
I will always be even if we won the CL

Originally Posted by Mystik

Well there's this guy/girl that claims that if you give a kid to coach players of this calibre(not an exact quote), even the kid would be able to get Milan to the finals. So yeah there still are a few.

I think it was a pilot ... or something connected to the plane industry

Who could make such a cold topic?

Ancelotti is the heart of Milan.

Originally Posted by Mystik

Well there's this guy/girl that claims that if you give a kid to coach players of this calibre(not an exact quote), even the kid would be able to get Milan to the finals. So yeah there still are a few.

I have this opinion with pilots but a kid shall do a better job than Ancelotti also

I just don´t know if the pilot and the kid would know how to lose against Deportivo La Coruña or Liverpool as Ancelotti did

That were the kinds of miracles that maybe only Ancelotti can do

Originally Posted by Samuca

I have this opinion with pilots but a kid shall do a better job than Ancelotti also

I just don´t know if the pilot and the kid would know how to lose against Deportivo La Coruña or Liverpool as Ancelotti did

That were the kinds of miracles that maybe only Ancelotti can do

I don't get why you hate Carlo so much...He tends to abuse the "safety first" concept but he has also been quite innovative. He has helped Pirlo realize his true potential and he has brought out the best in Seedorf. As if that is not enough, under Carlo Sheva has been able to develop numerous dimensions to his attack ( he played winger a couple of times in the 03 season). Kaka went from promising player to arguably the best attacker in the world under Carlo....not to mention that he has made Ronaldo's transition into a full fledged support striker almost seemless.

Granted Carlo has made his share of mistakes but I find it monumentally ungrateful to harp on these

Originally Posted by Samuca

I have this opinion with pilots but a kid shall do a better job than Ancelotti also

I just don´t know if the pilot and the kid would know how to lose against Deportivo La Coruña or Liverpool as Ancelotti did

That were the kinds of miracles that maybe only Ancelotti can do

I am sure that these miracles weren't Ancelotti's fault but the fault of the players and bad luck.

Originally Posted by drucurl

I don't get why you hate Carlo so much...He tends to abuse the "safety first" concept but he has also been quite innovative. He has helped Pirlo realize his true potential and he has brought out the best in Seedorf. As if that is not enough, under Carlo Sheva has been able to develop numerous dimensions to his attack ( he played winger a couple of times in the 03 season). Kaka went from promising player to arguably the best attacker in the world under Carlo....not to mention that he has made Ronaldo's transition into a full fledged support striker almost seemless.

Granted Carlo has made his share of mistakes but I find it monumentally ungrateful to harp on these

I don´t hate Ancelotti, he were a amazing player and has a huge history in Milan but as a coach he is bad

Shevchenko, Ronaldo, Seedorf, Kaká and Shevchenko were all high level players before go Milan

Seedorf and Ronaldo proved their level last century, lot time before they go to Milan

Shevchenko proved that high level in the Champions League playing for Dynamo Kiev, Kaká were a "promissing player" because europeans don´t watch brazilian football, he were already a high level player in São Paulo and Leonardo already confirmed that in a interview

The only one new stuff that Kaká learned in Milan is how to deffend, the other skills he already had and just improved

Look some videos of Kaká in São Paulo

http://youtube.com/watch?v=B5-bPCkDaRw

http://youtube.com/watch?v=NQh5PzR8Usw

Pirlo is one of the only good jobs that Ancelotti did with a player

As I said one day, Ancelotti would never arrive in only one Champions League final as Benitez did with players like Luis Garcia, Finnan, Bellamy, Pennant, Reina, etc

Benitez is showing to the Europe the truth meaning of the word "manager"

I think you are missing the point. Kaka as a great player at Sao Paulo...no doubt...but under Ancelotti his overall game grew to where it is at now.

benitez is a good manager without a doubt.

But if there are a handful of him around, i might as well watch chess games.
brazilain and european football arent similar.
not all 'amazing' players can play amazingly when they join milan. You have to give credit to ancelotti.
sheva might not be a great if he did not join milan.