Comments on: Napoli v. Milan http://acmilan.theoffside.com/match-post/napoli-v-milan.html AC Milan Football Club Blog Thu, 26 Nov 2009 14:50:15 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: $killZ http://acmilan.theoffside.com/match-post/napoli-v-milan.html#comment-32751 $killZ Mon, 23 Mar 2009 14:37:13 +0000 http://acmilan.theoffside.com/match-post/napoli-v-milan.html#comment-32751 "backstabbed Milan" what? were they married? give me a break, its professional sports! morons! In addition to all the success and trophies Shev brought to Milan they also made a hell of a lot of money when he went to Chelsea. “backstabbed Milan” what? were they married? give me a break, its professional sports! morons! In addition to all the success and trophies Shev brought to Milan they also made a hell of a lot of money when he went to Chelsea.

]]> By: Ranjeet http://acmilan.theoffside.com/match-post/napoli-v-milan.html#comment-32748 Ranjeet Mon, 23 Mar 2009 14:05:13 +0000 http://acmilan.theoffside.com/match-post/napoli-v-milan.html#comment-32748 Carlo liked Sheva and when he backstabbed Milan to go to Chelsea,Carlo was disgusted and this is his way of paying him back for his stupidity. Carlo liked Sheva and when he backstabbed Milan to go to Chelsea,Carlo was disgusted and this is his way of paying him back for his stupidity.

]]> By: Gianfranco http://acmilan.theoffside.com/match-post/napoli-v-milan.html#comment-32746 Gianfranco Mon, 23 Mar 2009 12:17:22 +0000 http://acmilan.theoffside.com/match-post/napoli-v-milan.html#comment-32746 K, I am with you, I believe if you give Carletto the same time and confidence in job security as SAF, he far exceeds SAF in CL quality and silverware. He is a more intelligent coach, not taking anything away from SAF, but it sure as shit helps when you have some of the players in the game on the pitch for you week in and week out... K, I am with you, I believe if you give Carletto the same time and confidence in job security as SAF, he far exceeds SAF in CL quality and silverware. He is a more intelligent coach, not taking anything away from SAF, but it sure as shit helps when you have some of the players in the game on the pitch for you week in and week out…

]]> By: k http://acmilan.theoffside.com/match-post/napoli-v-milan.html#comment-32745 k Mon, 23 Mar 2009 06:22:57 +0000 http://acmilan.theoffside.com/match-post/napoli-v-milan.html#comment-32745 I blame ancelotti for Sheva bcos i think his relationship with Sheva was the main reason for him going to Chelsea, I dont buy the whole language thing. Especially since Carlo prides himself on being everyones bum chum its rediculous that he fell out with his best player at the time." Patcook, there is no evidence to even suggest that Ancelotti fell out with sheva. I havent heard murmurs or nothing. This is literally the first I have ever heard about anything like that. Sheva was a prince at Milan. Ancelotti treated him like one. Like how kaka is treated currently. I dont know if someone can confirm or deny, but I really didnt think there was anything wrong with their relationship "SAF had a huge long run with Man u of making the knockout stages until that debacle a few years ago when they came 4th in the group stage. If he wins this year that will be 2 in 2 years as compared to ancelottis 2 in 7 and it will be 3-2 to SAF overall." Yeah except, SAF has about 20 years on Ancelotti's career. So currently its 2-2. Which is almost embarrassing for one of the most decorated and celebrated coaches of all time. And lets not count Man United's chickens before they hatch. I blame ancelotti for Sheva bcos i think his relationship with Sheva was the main reason for him going to Chelsea, I dont buy the whole language thing. Especially since Carlo prides himself on being everyones bum chum its rediculous that he fell out with his best player at the time.”

Patcook, there is no evidence to even suggest that Ancelotti fell out with sheva. I havent heard murmurs or nothing. This is literally the first I have ever heard about anything like that. Sheva was a prince at Milan. Ancelotti treated him like one. Like how kaka is treated currently. I dont know if someone can confirm or deny, but I really didnt think there was anything wrong with their relationship

“SAF had a huge long run with Man u of making the knockout stages until that debacle a few years ago when they came 4th in the group stage. If he wins this year that will be 2 in 2 years as compared to ancelottis 2 in 7 and it will be 3-2 to SAF overall.”

Yeah except, SAF has about 20 years on Ancelotti’s career. So currently its 2-2. Which is almost embarrassing for one of the most decorated and celebrated coaches of all time. And lets not count Man United’s chickens before they hatch.

]]> By: shehan http://acmilan.theoffside.com/match-post/napoli-v-milan.html#comment-32744 shehan Mon, 23 Mar 2009 06:14:20 +0000 http://acmilan.theoffside.com/match-post/napoli-v-milan.html#comment-32744 "My point about Kaka is that ancelotti only had to refine the product not create. I cant think of a guy who Ancelotti coached at the age of 16-19 who has become a world class player." pato... “My point about Kaka is that ancelotti only had to refine the product not create. I cant think of a guy who Ancelotti coached at the age of 16-19 who has become a world class player.”

pato…

]]> By: patcook http://acmilan.theoffside.com/match-post/napoli-v-milan.html#comment-32743 patcook Mon, 23 Mar 2009 06:12:24 +0000 http://acmilan.theoffside.com/match-post/napoli-v-milan.html#comment-32743 anyway i gotta go. just finish by saying ancelotti good coach, but needs to go anyway i gotta go.

just finish by saying ancelotti good coach, but needs to go

]]> By: patcook http://acmilan.theoffside.com/match-post/napoli-v-milan.html#comment-32742 patcook Mon, 23 Mar 2009 06:11:35 +0000 http://acmilan.theoffside.com/match-post/napoli-v-milan.html#comment-32742 I blame ancelotti for Sheva bcos i think his relationship with Sheva was the main reason for him going to Chelsea, I dont buy the whole language thing. Especially since Carlo prides himself on being everyones bum chum its rediculous that he fell out with his best player at the time. SAF had a huge long run with Man u of making the knockout stages until that debacle a few years ago when they came 4th in the group stage. If he wins this year that will be 2 in 2 years as compared to ancelottis 2 in 7 and it will be 3-2 to SAF overall. I blame ancelotti for Sheva bcos i think his relationship with Sheva was the main reason for him going to Chelsea, I dont buy the whole language thing. Especially since Carlo prides himself on being everyones bum chum its rediculous that he fell out with his best player at the time.

SAF had a huge long run with Man u of making the knockout stages until that debacle a few years ago when they came 4th in the group stage. If he wins this year that will be 2 in 2 years as compared to ancelottis 2 in 7 and it will be 3-2 to SAF overall.

]]> By: k http://acmilan.theoffside.com/match-post/napoli-v-milan.html#comment-32741 k Mon, 23 Mar 2009 06:06:17 +0000 http://acmilan.theoffside.com/match-post/napoli-v-milan.html#comment-32741 "If Man U win this year then SAF would have to be the best CL manager in circulation right?" Eh. Ancelotti's record in the CL is still equal, if not better. (personally, i would say its better. If you include final and semi appearances.) "It can be frustrating K, i didnt want to suggest you started it or caused it, just wanted to point out its annoying that were forced to take extreme views to make a point." yeah, true. Cant help it much, its a cycle. Started somewhere, but we just kept it going. “If Man U win this year then SAF would have to be the best CL manager in circulation right?”

Eh. Ancelotti’s record in the CL is still equal, if not better. (personally, i would say its better. If you include final and semi appearances.)

“It can be frustrating K, i didnt want to suggest you started it or caused it, just wanted to point out its annoying that were forced to take extreme views to make a point.”

yeah, true. Cant help it much, its a cycle. Started somewhere, but we just kept it going.

]]> By: k http://acmilan.theoffside.com/match-post/napoli-v-milan.html#comment-32740 k Mon, 23 Mar 2009 06:03:46 +0000 http://acmilan.theoffside.com/match-post/napoli-v-milan.html#comment-32740 "true but i think tactics and fitness can be taught at any age, I think its skill and technique that you need to develop while youre really young." I would have to agree with that whole post of yours. :) “true but i think tactics and fitness can be taught at any age, I think its skill and technique that you need to develop while youre really young.”

I would have to agree with that whole post of yours. :)

]]> By: k http://acmilan.theoffside.com/match-post/napoli-v-milan.html#comment-32739 k Mon, 23 Mar 2009 06:01:55 +0000 http://acmilan.theoffside.com/match-post/napoli-v-milan.html#comment-32739 "K, i just want to re-emphasis that you made it sound like all the successful transfers were ancelotti’s idea and all the bad ones weren’t. Just cos there are quotes with him saying he wanted Eto’o or palombo or whatever, he said the same about Ronnie, Sheva and Becks at different points. Im pretty sure i remember you ripping into us for blaming ancelotti for loses and crediting the players for wins, how is what youve done with transfers any different?" Patcook, Ancelotti actually said pretty clearly that he would prefer eto'o over dinho coz he was better suited to the team. He has been salivating over him for as long as I can remember. Once Galliani went ahead with Dinho, Ancelotti did say that he would welcome him with open arms, I wont deny that. Ancelotti has had failed transfers, gila, gourcuff to name a few. I am not saying he is faultless. But you guys have covered the negative in excellent detail, so I feel i dont need to go there much. I really dislike sheva now, so i wont bother talking about him, my bias is undeniable. Dinho, I would say that blame rests on the shoulders of both ancelotti and dinho and that definitely needs to be acknowledged. Becks, in my view has been very successful so far, so not much to talk about there. The one transfer ancelotti really wanted this year was flamini, and I was actually surprised to see him not get enough playing time earlier on. But he has really stepped it up in recent weeks, in my view. I know others disagree on that. “K, i just want to re-emphasis that you made it sound like all the successful transfers were ancelotti’s idea and all the bad ones weren’t. Just cos there are quotes with him saying he wanted Eto’o or palombo or whatever, he said the same about Ronnie, Sheva and Becks at different points.

Im pretty sure i remember you ripping into us for blaming ancelotti for loses and crediting the players for wins, how is what youve done with transfers any different?”

Patcook, Ancelotti actually said pretty clearly that he would prefer eto’o over dinho coz he was better suited to the team. He has been salivating over him for as long as I can remember.

Once Galliani went ahead with Dinho, Ancelotti did say that he would welcome him with open arms, I wont deny that.

Ancelotti has had failed transfers, gila, gourcuff to name a few. I am not saying he is faultless. But you guys have covered the negative in excellent detail, so I feel i dont need to go there much.

I really dislike sheva now, so i wont bother talking about him, my bias is undeniable.

Dinho, I would say that blame rests on the shoulders of both ancelotti and dinho and that definitely needs to be acknowledged. Becks, in my view has been very successful so far, so not much to talk about there.

The one transfer ancelotti really wanted this year was flamini, and I was actually surprised to see him not get enough playing time earlier on. But he has really stepped it up in recent weeks, in my view. I know others disagree on that.

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