Is Carlo Still In Next Season....

Ancelotti eyes Roma future Monday 9 May, 2005

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Boss Carlo Ancelotti has opened the door for a Roma move just hours after Milan’s loss to Juventus.

The tactician has been linked with the Giallorossi post given his past as a player in the Italian capital.

And although a switch looks unlikely in the near future, he’s failed to rule out a return to the Stadio Olimpico.

"My relationship with Milan is very strong right now," he told Radio Anch'io Sport on Monday morning.

"I was happy at Roma and I would one day like to sit on the Giallorossi bench in the future."

However, Ancelotti is also pondering the events at the San Siro on Sunday, when Juventus beat his side 1-0 to take a three-point lead in the title race with just three games left.

"Did Juve deserve to win? I don’t think so," he insisted. "Juventus went into the game with a clear mind while we didn’t.

"But I couldn’t have asked anything more from my players who gave their all against a very determined Juventus.

"We saw the two best Italian clubs face each other but there was only one winner. A draw would have been fairer when you take into account our second half."

Milan were also unlucky to have not been awarded a penalty for Gianluca Zambrotta’s shirt pull on Marcos Cafu.

"I have great faith in referee Pierlugi Collina," added Ancelotti. "He didn’t give it because he either didn’t see it or felt it wasn’t a penalty."

The tactician also insisted that he believed The Double was still on despite Juventus now being clear favourites in the peninsula.

"We won’t give up," he noted. "The two games before the Champions’ League Final will be needed to keep up our focus and in the hope that Juve slip up.

"We’ll just look to win all three games without making calculations. We have played 10 times in 30 days but we are not tired – you saw that in our second half display yesterday."

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I dont want this to sound like some big and shocking news but its really possible becouse Berlusconi confirmed that if Liverpool wins in the final , Milan will have new coach next season. Anyway, it seems like berlusconi never liked carlo's coaching stile and if we loose i think carlo in out of here.
So I've found out this.....

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Le Guen Quits Lyon
5/9/2005 7:03:00 PM
The coach left the French champions a day after the club won its fourth consecutive league title.
Paul Le Guen has announced that he will not renew his current contract with the club which expires on the 30th of June 2005.

Lyon are expected to replace the departing Le Guen with Raynald Denoueix, Lazlo Boloni or Claude Puel.
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What do you think?? Im not saying that carlo got sacked but, if we loose him , could Le Guen be a real solution....he prooved himself, and could bring some fresh players along side him ( diarra, essien...).
Sooo......??

when did berlusconi say that?

He's not even president of the club anymore, wasn't he forced to stand down? He needs to shut his stupid plastic mouth. Hasn't he learned anything, comments like that where exactly why Capello left.


Plus Carlo has never had money to spend like coaches before him, Nesta is the only big signing he's had. Inzaghi and Rui Costa the last two proper huge ones where Terim's.

Is Le Guen our next Fatih Terim?

It's hard to argue against Ancelotti..since he's been here he's deliverd all around. His first year he won the Champions League, Last year he won the scudetto and made the CL quarters, and this year again he's in the finals of CL and still fighting for the scudetto. To me that is real impressive..and plus he looks to have managed all the players really..not many really hate him or wanna leave.

Originally Posted by meazza

Plus Carlo has never had money to spend like coaches before him, Nesta is the only big signing he's had. Inzaghi and Rui Costa the last two proper huge ones where Terim's.

Kaka, Stam, Rivaldo and Cafu. Also Crespo which was his own wish.

That Carlo will leave us after this season is rubbish IMO.

I dont know. Milan's still in the running for Scudetto and CL. Pretty great for Milan if you ask me. And Berlu wants to sack him ? Change of style maybe ? But it would be a difficult thing to find a replacement IMO

There is no way Carlo will be leaving Milan. He has started a new golden era, so why leave in the middle of it. Not going to happen if you ask me...!

i for one would be disappointed and shocked if he was to leave

Originally Posted by kris

Kaka, Stam, Rivaldo and Cafu. Also Crespo which was his own wish.

That Carlo will leave us after this season is rubbish IMO.

combined value of about 12m tops. Kaka was about 5.5, Stam was 6.5 and the rest where frees, especially Crespo who dosn't even cost wages. Ancelotti has had less than half to spend in 4 seasons what Terim got to spend in about 9 games.

Great news. Le Guen seems to be a great coach. I really do not like the way team plays. The worst player of our 1980s-1990s golden era is now our coach. Do i believe in his abilities? No, absolutely not. I just dream of a Milan which everyone talks about. At the moment, i am so sad that people just talk about Chelsea and Barcelona even they are not in the finals. We have to satisfy people with our football, too. Are we worse than Chelsea or Barca? Definitely not, our squad is much better than them. So whats the problem? I like this topic.

I believe Carlo will stay until his contract ends and after that I would be looking at people like Tassotti, Baresi, MVB, Rijkaard or Donadoni as the next Milan manager (notice the trend there )

Basically I do not want Carletto to quit Milan, though he has to make up him mind with that 1 - 0 [defencive] strategy, cuz it makes me crazie. Many people do think the same way. I am not the first.

Originally Posted by meazza

combined value of about 12m tops. Kaka was about 5.5, Stam was 6.5 and the rest where frees, especially Crespo who dosn't even cost wages. Ancelotti has had less than half to spend in 4 seasons what Terim got to spend in about 9 games.

I guess you talk pounds then, because Kaka and Stam was both 10M€. Get this right first, Terim and Ancelotti spend NOTHING and only have a advisable role in transfers at best. Galliani and Braida take care of transfers. But lets not stay there, we shall not forget that Ancelotti taking over the club coincided with the transfer market crashing. Now that we have been smart in the transfer market is no excuse for Ancelotti. We should judge players by their quality, not by what they costed. and Ancelotti can't complain about the players he got, simple as.

Originally Posted by rae

Basically I do not want Carletto to quit Milan, though he has to make up him mind with that 1 - 0 [defencive] strategy, cuz it makes me crazie. Many people do think the same way. I am not the first.

No problem, you probably was crazy before if you think we have some "defensive 1-0 tactic". only game I can come up with that we played liked that was away against Cagliari.

Originally Posted by kris

No problem, you probably was crazy before if you think we have some "defensive 1-0 tactic". only game I can come up with that we played liked that was away against Cagliari.

and what about last psv match. What about Brescia game and those all games we drawed and lost in Serie A this year. And in some matches we won also

Galliani blinda Ancelotti
10 05 2005


Quasi sfumato lo scudetto dopo il ko contro la Juve, l’obiettivo numero uno in casa milanista è quello di mantenere l’ambiente tranquillo in vista della finale di Istanbul. Così Galliani blinda il tecnico emiliano: “E’ il futuro del Milan”.

Nulla di strano per un allenatore che si è costruito un credito non indifferente vincendo Champions League e scudetto in due anni, ma un atto quasi dovuto nel momento più delicato della stagione in cui, per diversi motivi, anche Ancelotti è stato messo sul banco degli imputati.

C’è chi gli addebita scelte sbagliate sia nel modulo che negli uomini per il big match contro i bianconeri, a partire dalla rinuncia all’elemento più in forma del momento (Ambrosini), passando per la scelta di puntare su uomini in evidente crisi atletica (Pirlo e Seedorf su tutti), per finire con il modulo a due punte nonostante un centrocampo in sofferenza sul piano dell’interdizione.

E non è mancata qualche critica dall’alto, allorchè al termine di Milan-Juve il presidente Berlusconi, in partenza per Mosca, ha parlato di “Milan stanco” e soprattutto di “eccesso di prudenza di Carletto, che ha un passato da difensore” (in realtà Ancelotti ha un passato da centrocampista, con non pochi gol in carriera, n.d.r.).

Ecco perchè la prima necessaria mossa di Galliani è quella di chiudere in una botte di ferro il tecnico di Reggiolo, che a detta del plenipotenziario rossonero e presidente di Lega allenerà a Milanello anche nella prossima stagione, indipendentemente dall’esito della finalissima contro il Liverpool.

“Andiamo avanti compatti, sereni e uniti – ha detto Galliani – ben consapevoli di essere stati protagonisti di un’altra straordinaria stagione, al di là di quello che sarà l’esito finale. Non avrei barattato i 3 punti di domenica con la finale di Champions, che resta sempre il nostro primo obiettivo. In Europa nessuno ha fatto meglio di noi, come testimonia il ranking Uefa che ci vede primi. Per questo dico che Ancelotti è il presente e anche il futuro del Milan”.

Il tecnico intanto, dopo aver confessato ad alcune testate romane di “voler allenare un giorno la Roma, ma non ora”, pensa al modo migliore per far combaciare gli interessi rossoneri sul doppio fronte campionato-coppa.

A parole Ancelotti non molla lo scudetto (“Può sempre succedere di tutto, noi dobbiamo farci trovare pronti”), ma in sostanza è più che probabile che il finale di stagione venga tarato sulla fatidica data del 25 maggio. Spazio quindi alle seconde linee nelle ultime tre di campionato, con Inzaghi in campo a “fare la gamba” visto che si allena col gruppo solo da poche settimane, e lavoro specifico in vista della finale per chi è apparso maggiormente appannato nelle ultime partite.

http://sports.virgilio.it/it/cmc/cal...cmc_81937.html


can anyone translate the text? just the basic meaning