Looks like Pato had a meeting with his agent and the president of PSG after the derby ... And looking how whistled he was when he got replaced by El Sharaawy and how disappointed he looked, it doesn't sound good for the Pato-Milan story.
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(01-16-2012, 11:08 AM)GeoTav Wrote: Looks like Pato had a meeting with his agent and the president of PSG after the derby ... And looking how whistled he was when he got replaced by El Sharaawy and how disappointed he looked, it doesn't sound good for the Pato-Milan story.
I do not believe this. Pato wants to stay with Milan. He's our future. Just needs to get his act together...
(01-16-2012, 11:17 AM)mathiask Wrote: (01-16-2012, 11:08 AM)GeoTav Wrote: Looks like Pato had a meeting with his agent and the president of PSG after the derby ... And looking how whistled he was when he got replaced by El Sharaawy and how disappointed he looked, it doesn't sound good for the Pato-Milan story.
I do not believe this. Pato wants to stay with Milan. He's our future. Just needs to get his act together...
Well, we all know the saga around Pato and PSG is not over despite everything was said ...
If PSG comes back with a higher fee, like 60M, I'm quite sure the offer will be accepted again, and after last night, I'm not sure Pato would stay. The problem is also because Pato made a declaration of love towards Milan when he refused PSG, but Berlusconi also says at the same time that he is the one who stopped this transfer because it wasn't a good offer for Milan. Who do we have to believe ? Pato ? Berlusconi ? Both (a part of truth in what both said) ? Nobody ?
I'd tend to think that what "said" Pato was purely to calm down the fans. I'd also tend to think that what said Berlusconi was just to be a "hero" again before officially being our president again. As a consequence, when they say that Pato is going to stay, I'm not sure he won't leave before January 31.
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(01-16-2012, 10:27 AM)mathiask Wrote: If anyone needs to perform now it's Robinho. He has been very disappointing in my opinion. I want to keep hold of Pato, even though he was bad yesterday. You see, he has the speed that noone else has. He runs like that cartoon meep-meep guy.
Remember our goal against Barcelona?
why is it Robinho that 'needs' to perform?
Last season he was one of our most consistent players, and this season he's played well so far, but he was disastrous yesterday. Pato has been disastrous for two years with a few good games here and there. It is ignorant to criticize Robinho after playing so well for so long. That's why the management don't even consider a Robinho sale at the moment, not Berlu nor Allegri nor Galliani - they know what he brings to the table.
GeoTav, I didn't hear the whistles to Pato last night, were they a big deal or just like any other opponent player?
Thankfully, Milan fans are opening their eyes about Pato's performances...
(01-16-2012, 12:24 PM)Hitman Wrote: (01-16-2012, 10:27 AM)mathiask Wrote: If anyone needs to perform now it's Robinho. He has been very disappointing in my opinion. I want to keep hold of Pato, even though he was bad yesterday. You see, he has the speed that noone else has. He runs like that cartoon meep-meep guy.
Remember our goal against Barcelona?
why is it Robinho that 'needs' to perform?
Last season he was one of our most consistent players, and this season he's played well so far, but he was disastrous yesterday. Pato has been disastrous for two years with a few good games here and there. It is ignorant to criticize Robinho after playing so well for so long. That's why the management don't even consider a Robinho sale at the moment, not Berlu nor Allegri nor Galliani - they know what he brings to the table.
GeoTav, I didn't hear the whistles to Pato last night, were they a big deal or just like any other opponent player?
Thankfully, Milan fans are opening their eyes about Pato's performances...
Didn't hear the reaction of the people in the stadium when he was replaced ? It was certainly not because they were against his replacement ...
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I wouldn't judge any of the subs from yesterday's game because Alegri is officially the crappiest coach at making subs.
"Defending is part of football... Keep possession 95% if u want... but the score is 2-2... thats it!! Well done milan.. Make serie a proud once again.. "
(01-16-2012, 12:40 PM)fLame Wrote: I wouldn't judge any of the subs from yesterday's game because Alegri is officially the crappiest coach at making subs.
In your opinion, worst than Ancelotti at the end of his Milan career ?
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(01-16-2012, 12:44 PM)GeoTav Wrote: (01-16-2012, 12:40 PM)fLame Wrote: I wouldn't judge any of the subs from yesterday's game because Alegri is officially the crappiest coach at making subs.
In your opinion, worst than Ancelotti at the end of his Milan career ?
Alegri has a better selection of players comparing to what Ancelotti had at the end of his career with us. So yeah, my point stands.
"Defending is part of football... Keep possession 95% if u want... but the score is 2-2... thats it!! Well done milan.. Make serie a proud once again.. "
(01-16-2012, 02:03 PM)fLame Wrote: (01-16-2012, 12:44 PM)GeoTav Wrote: In your opinion, worst than Ancelotti at the end of his Milan career ?
Alegri has a better selection of players comparing to what Ancelotti had at the end of his career with us. So yeah, my point stands.
I cannot imagine how else could he did his subs at that game. Swapping Robinho with Zambro and pulling back Urby to LB is a correct decision. Choosing to replace between Pato or Ibra would give such a huge headache, knowing that if he chose the wrong options there will be talks in media. And Seedorf, barring El Shaarawy and Robinho who were already on the pitch, was our only attacking threat from the bench at the moment. What else could you demand from Allegri?
If anything is to be blamed from him, it's not his subs at that night, but his STARTING XI choice. I hope he would have more balls to put Pato-Ibra-Robinho trident. Or one of them replaced by SES. Whatever.
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(01-16-2012, 02:47 PM)ZvonimirBoban Wrote: If anything is to be blamed from him, it's not his subs at that night, but his STARTING XI choice. I hope he would have more balls to put Pato-Ibra-Robinho trident. Or one of them replaced by SES. Whatever.
^ This.
+ Waiting too damn long to make subs.
For you subs at 66, 80, 83 minutes are ok when we are losing a derby and look impotent in attack? Seriously? Giving Seedorf 10 minutes to create something for us? LOL
Subs at the 80th minute are only done if you are winning and trying to waste time or have a player injured.
"Defending is part of football... Keep possession 95% if u want... but the score is 2-2... thats it!! Well done milan.. Make serie a proud once again.. "
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