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RE: Summer Mercato - ACMILAN1983 - 03-19-2014 (03-19-2014, 12:49 AM)nefremo Wrote: The reason why I have come to respect Barbara is that it seems that she knows her limitations. I've never ever read that she wants to be in charge of everything. I've never even read anything with her saying that a certain player is good or not. She barely comments on the way we play either. What it seems to be happening though is that she wants people that know and understand the sport, to be in certain positions in the club and to take care of the sporting side. None of them to have the power to just make decisions on their own. Excellent post on Barbara. Something I've tried to say in the Maldini thread, but you've said it with so much more elegance. RE: Summer Mercato - Alan - 03-19-2014 exactly echoing my thoughts, though I think she knows enough about football, just she's not naive enough to think a fans knowledge of the game is appropriate for a real life club to act on. she seems progressive and has an eye on the future, I just wish she would hurry up and get more control because she's not only the best option for us, I think she has genuine potential to be one of the best football club directors in the world. few people with such business acumen have grown up with such a working knowledge of running a football club. RE: Summer Mercato - Gabriel426 - 03-19-2014 I think what Lady B brings are modern business ideas for Milan. She understands the simple math, such as free transfer/ high wages usually means paying more, or the importance of building a brand. Can she do well in Milan, I would say yes, since she has more money than Galliani and is willing to spend those money. RE: Summer Mercato - reza - 03-19-2014 This shouldn't make me laugh but it did. @milanmania: Giancarlo Capelli AKA IL Barone a leading member of Curva Sud said Seedorf told him he doesn't want 3 quarters of Milans players Reply: @ilmilanisticapo: @milanmania He is possibly our new sports director?!, God help us!. RE: Summer Mercato - ACMILAN1983 - 03-19-2014 lol, I think it's fair to say if he was our new DS, we'd be screwed. ![]() Alan, I agree, Barbara must know something about football given who her father is and the fact she's been going to matches regularly for a long time now and has been going to matches in general for even longer (e.g. I'm pretty sure she was sat next to Silvio at Albertini's farewell). However, I think it's probably fair to say she's no expert in football, which I assume you meant. btw, I don't know if anyone's been reading, but I've read numerous comments from Franco Ordine from Il Gionale, but he's made numerous comments on Maldini's recent interview (most of them being BS he's pulled out of his ass) and quite frankly I'm literally appalled by the man's stupidity. The most recent comment I read is the one that took the biscuit, as he says that Maldini talking is one thing but the job Galliani's done with the limited budget is good. We're spending second only to Juve in wages in Serie A (and previously spent the most) and have the highest revenue in Italian football. Seriously, spending that much on wages, having a squad of over 30 players year after year and constantly adding needless purchases to the squad, like Matri and Essien and we're doing well within our budget!? I don't understand how these people can be such dumbasses yet be supposed experts. Unsurprisingly, Bronzetti also came out in defence of Galliani yesterday after Maldini's comments. Now there's a leech if I ever saw one, I can't stand this guy as much as I can't stand Raiola. RE: Summer Mercato - Arildonardo - 03-19-2014 Isn't this how you speak about the dead? http://www.football-italia.net/46661/%E2%80%98milan-go-down-history%E2%80%99 RE: Summer Mercato - Gabriel426 - 03-20-2014 Dev, these so called experts have been around long enough and most likely have been friend switch Galliani for a long long time. Think every body in the football business know Milan is being run into the grounds by Galliani, whether they come out and say that is a completely different story. RE: Summer Mercato - xudong - 03-20-2014 (03-19-2014, 07:40 PM)Arildonardo Wrote: Isn't this how you speak about the dead? darn, even Carlo Ancelotti has run out of things to say? We are sooooooo dead. ![]() (03-20-2014, 02:44 AM)Gabriel426 Wrote: Dev, these so called experts have been around long enough and most likely have been friend switch Galliani for a long long time. I agree. I doubt that they are stupid, but I wouldn't expect them to come out and speak just the truth. Of course, it would have been nicer if they just shut the fuck up, but they probably are "watching out for their buddy". Who knows how much benefit (on or under the counter) they have received from Galliani.
RE: Summer Mercato - Gabriel426 - 03-20-2014 I don't think it has anything to do with money, I think it has more to do with insider info over the years....stuff like that. Unlike the modern world where players pretty much tweet what is happening in their meeting with owners/GM/CEO, during that meeting. Back then, journalists did need to have good relations with players, coaches and managers to have the latest info. And through the years, I bet that more than a few of these people had gotten first hand info about Milan before everyone else due to Galliani, hence, thats how they got ahead in their job.... It is understandable that they will defend Galliani, since without Galliani they won't be in their position and quite frankly if Lady B or whoever took over, they might no longer have those insider news anymore. RE: Summer Mercato - ACMILAN1983 - 03-20-2014 I have no doubts you guys are right, but I don't understand how these so called respected journalists can spout such BS and not be called out on it. It also happens so regularly. There are a number of journalists I respect and I often mention them here, but ironically I don't think there's anyone from Italy I particularly respect at all, more often than not they're idiots. Di Marzio is one that's maybe respectable, but even he's one I'm not totally sure on. Instead, it's often the ex-players, like Maldini or Boban who aren't afraid to speak their minds that have my respect. Btw, here's an interesting excerpt from Gazzetta on the supposed problems players are having with Seedorf: http://www.milannews.it/rassegna-stampa/gazzetta-lo-spogliatoio-accusa-seedorf-10-torti-rinfacciati-all-olandese-139652 |