(07-23-2011, 07:41 AM)WCmilan Wrote: Juventus did very well, i disagree that inter is on the right track because many of there players had huge performance drops and plus alot of there important players like cambiasso lucio maicon cesar are not even close to the year they won the treble.. so i think its safe to say inter are out of this i guarentee they'll qualify for cl and even give a shot at it next season, but i think our real competition is going to be napoli and juve, possibly roma..
(07-23-2011, 09:23 AM)ACMILAN1983 Wrote: Inter i'm not sure about. They're getting older, not really signing anyone (there's still plenty of time for this to change) and are currently struggling to hold onto their key players. Gasperini was a decent choice, but otherwise they've yet to do anything of note on the market other than signing Ricky Alvarez.
The summer is long, Inter haven't done anything wrong. Gasperini and Alvarez both are good moves. That's why I said they are on the right track. Juve's moves are much better because they were much worse than Inter. However, both still have many things to do, Inter with their old squad an Juve with their new squad
(newcomers need time to adapt).(07-23-2011, 10:32 AM)abbeyleemania Wrote: i read Dunga's interview on GDS. he makes some good points.
-Ganso is slow but he makes run the ball. Ganso in italia cant play numer 10 because he is not rapid enogh to play that zone. But he could play at regista and can be the heir of Pirlo.
-Pato needs to improve.
-Lucas can be the real heir of Kaka...
I like Dunga's viewpoint.
- For me, Ganso is like Rui Costa. Rui is a great player, but the ACM of Milan must connect the mid and the att as fast as possible, so his type is too static. We need an old Kaka, or at least a player with his ability to run (Boateng).
- 100% right.
- I don't know much about Lucas, but from the highlights, he should change his play style to be simpler and more effective (Kaka changed his under Carlo's guidance, too).
