31-10-2009, 04:28 | #1 |
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A thread to discuss the incompetance of the Milan management
I wanted to create a thread where we can point out Milan managements poor decion making and general incompetence and what you would have done in a similar situation if you had a say in the matter.
Here's my list of poor decisions made by the AC Milan board\management: 1) buying Ronaldinho (El Gordinho) the most overrated player in the world for 21 million euros and paying him a ridiculous 6.5 million euros per season. We could have got someone like Hamsik for much less, his wages are probably a half or a quarter of what we spend on Gordinho. Napoli bought him for €5.5 million. 2) While I am a big fan of Pippo Inzaghi, I really think its time for him to turn his boots in. I would prefer to spend that 4.5 million Euros he earns per season on someone like Cassano or Zarate, who would be much more effective and contribute more to the team than old pippo. 3) Beckham is not worth his salary. That money could be better spent. 4) Milan is currently the top total fee-payer along with Massimo Moratti’s Inter. With a total gross expenditure of €120 million. FAIL! 5) We spend on average about 3+ million euros per player, I don't see the results. 6) After the experience with Gilla why on earth do they go and buy a similar striker in the form of Huntelaar?? 7) Other poor decisions, buying fat Ronaldo, buying Gillardinho, buying Emerson. Instead of complaining about money, why doesn't the management use their money better. |
31-10-2009, 06:06 | #2 |
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after what pippo has done for this club the least we can do is honour his contract.
you dont see results? where were you hiding when we were at UCL finals? |
31-10-2009, 10:48 | #3 |
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From what i have read Inzaghi's contract will expire this season am i right?
I think that if that is the case,we should give him a contract extension untill he decides to quit,to play like Inzaghi you need to things: You have to be born in offside position(wich he has as only striker in the whole world) and you need to have a lot off grit and stamina,and this he has in overload despite his age. Inzaghi is a hero,and above all the best poacher in the world.We need him because nobody can do what he can.If you can name me a striker who can do the crazy stuff he can do then i am all for his retirement....but the joke is he is a one of a kind player. Ronaldinho?Nothing special about him,there a many wingers out there for the grab.Look at Huntelaar,he succeeded everywhere and is known for his goals and is still young and a great poacher,but he cant do what Inzaghi does.... |
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UCL finals are over. He can't play week in week out, for his wages we could have two great young forwards on our bill. Quote:
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01-11-2009, 05:56 | #5 |
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More poor decisions and decision making:
8) buying players based on reputation instead of current form and future prospect. (Ronaldinho, beckhams, Ronaldos etc.) 9) not investing enough and nurturing enough young talent. 10) being cheap in the transfer market and looking for freebies. 11) not allowing the coach to choose the players he wants (buying Huntelaar instead of Fabiano) 12) buying by brand name instead of needed utility. |
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Although i must agree with you that the acquisition of Becks was a total commercial ploy that ended up working in our favour on the pitch.
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02-11-2009, 03:32 | #7 |
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I think giving out bad contracts to players is at the top of my list.
The other would be the scouting and development of young players. Marketing of the Milan brand is also a failure as B and G are trying to do that with Dinho and Beck, where that mentality is really in the early 90s. While modern day marketing is about setting up Kids Football academy all around the world, touring to different countries and commercials over the internet. Lastly, short-sight in team building. Example would be selling Kaka and Gourcuff while keeping Dinho, Pirlo and Seedorf. |
02-11-2009, 04:52 | #8 |
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I would put 'failure to regenerate the team' & 'failure to develop youngsters' on my top of the list...
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They are short sighted in team building, but seeing so many youngsters who at a young age look promising but end up being either average or total failures makes me think its better to target players that are 25\26+, because by this age they have matured as footballers, understand their leagues and opposition better, are more mature tactically and in reading the game, have a better understanding of teammates and are in their prime physically, and want to make a name for themselves. Going for players under 23, especially under 20 is a risk, especially at the ridiculous prices they have on their heads these days. |
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02-11-2009, 10:32 | #11 |
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aaaaah, some of us still think we can do it better than Galliani, Braida, Gandini and all those guys, huh?
**shakes head** Ricardo Oliveira was an error... Selling Gourcuff probably too... Missing on Zidane 13 years ago and getting Dugarry... other than that, I don't see much to discuss... Why aren't you listing all the good decisions too? Stealing bench players from Inter like Pirlo and Seedorf and bringing them back to life and superstardom, for example... running a team is a little more than buying and selling players.
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