Milan 2 Novara 1: So This is the End...
There are times in life where change is necessary. If you are proactive you anticipate change and you evolve moving forward in search of new success. If you are reactive you wait until it is to late, you suffer the consequences and you then make the hard choices. Milan managed to do this with a little bit of both, and while it was difficult to see the emotion and the goodbyes, it is out of this change that a new Milan will be forged.
Saying Goodbye, Part II
Gattuso said he would play on, although he does not yet know where. "The time has come to go my own way and leave space (in the squad) for others," said Gattuso. "It's only a goodbye, I will do one year somwehere else and then we will see. I don't know where I will play yet. I don't have any offers at the moment, but I'll speak tomorrow (Saturday) in a press conference."
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Saying Goodbye, Again...
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Football is a Fickle Game
Not but a year ago fans were singing his praises. He is a revolutionary, a man to lead Milan into a new era of hard running defensive football! The man who led Milan to scudetto glory in his first season and was not afraid to make the hard changes, out with the old and in with the new. Goodbye Ronaldinho, adios Pirlo, and so long Pippo. He began to use Merkel, Strasser, De Sciglio and El Sharaawi while still harnessing the value of the old guard to usher in the new era of Milan built around the likes of Silva, Abate, Nocerino, and Nocerino. He fought valiantly on three fronts losing the Coppa Semis and second place in Italy to Juventus, and a hard fought battle against Barca in the CL. There is no shame in second place, winning Titles is not an annual occurrence to be taken granted is it? Alas, what a difference a year makes.
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Inter 4 Milan 2: The Nail in the Coffin
First things first, congratulations to Juventus on their Scudetto win. While I still firmly contend and believe that this Title was more lost by Milan then it was won by Juventus, praise must be given to Antonio Conte. A shining example of what happens to a Coach who is allowed to do things HIS OWN WAY, and not meddled with by management. Someday Milan will be like this, then again, it probably won't.
Milan 2 Atalanta 0: The Heat is On
I have always firmly believed that is best you take care of your own business if you want to win a Title. I also firmly believe that this Title, if lost, is more down to Milan giving it to Juventus, then Juventus taking it. But my belief has little bearing because it all comes down to Sunday, if Milan win and Juventus drop points, the title is ours, but our future does not rest in Milan's hands alone.


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