Atalanta vs AC Milan

Let's end a terrible season on a positive note.

Milan Vs Atalanta (4-3-1-2): Amelia; De Sciglio, Rami, Mexes, Constant; De Jong, Montolivo, Muntari; Honda; Kaka, Balotelli.

I don't have much to say. We better win this , it's the least we could do if we want to make it to the EL . Will be keeping an eye on Honda , let's see what he does in a role more comfortable for him. I expect a win , even though i don't think it will change anything . I don't think we will be making it to the EL , tbh.

Official Starting XI

Amelia; De Sciglio, Rami, Mexes, Constant; Montolivo, De Jong, Muntari; Honda; Kaka, Balotelli.

- according to their twitter

I just hope AC Milan will win this race and hopefully they could qualify on the Europa League if all of their remains defeated lol

Atalanta has been the better team so far.

Montolivo close.

Just tuned in.

Is Honda playing in the middle?

El Shaarawy on for Honda

SES

Muntari please

Kaka ffs

Kaka ffs

GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL

OG

GOALLLLLLLLLLL

Own goal created by Muntari.

Kaka and Balo have been awful.

SES looks brilliant though

dat dribble

NDJ so boss

Penalty

FML

Constant you *bleep*

Denis scores, sigh.

Pazzini WTF

Great to see SES, looked really lively for someone who was injured for a while. Hope to see this enthusiasm next season.

*bleep* this season.

At least Milan didn't get relegated...  that was looking like a risk at one point.  Until these happen, Milan will be stuck in the mud:

-  Get rid of the entire Berlusconi family.  Milan used to be the Real Madrid of Italy with lavish spending that overcame stupid moves.  Well, the money is gone so you're left with the stupid moves.  
-  Get rid of the players that can't play anymore although they have brand value in their name.  We all know the people we're talking about.
-  Get rid of low mentality players.  Playing football with a bad mental makeup will never get you anywhere regardless of talent.

Need to revolutionize the culter of Milan imo.

sportsczy wrote:At least Milan didn't get relegated...  that was looking like a risk at one point.  Until these happen, Milan will be stuck in the mud:

-  Get rid of the entire Berlusconi family.  Milan used to be the Real Madrid of Italy with lavish spending that overcame stupid moves.  Well, the money is gone so you're left with the stupid moves.  
-  Get rid of the players that can't play anymore although they have brand value in their name.  We all know the people we're talking about.
-  Get rid of low mentality players.  Playing football with a bad mental makeup will never get you anywhere regardless of talent.

Need to revolutionize the culter of Milan imo.

Lets be real here . We were never really in any danger of relegation . It's true that we found ourselves in a ridiculous position at some point , lol , but only a lunatic would consider or believe that Milan could get relegated , even in such a disastrous season as this one. I think it's a shame to read something like that coming from you , even though something tells me you didnt mean that to offend anyone , rather a failed attempt to consolate us . As if that is humanly possible anymore

I pretty much agree with all the rest you mentioned , even though we all know there's not a single chance in a million that Berlusconi would sell Milan , you know that , everybody does.

If i want to be strictly a realist about Milan , well , Milan do need an experienced coach and some cash to sign 2-3 world class players who will carry this team untill it rebuilds itself through some actuall planning. That's your solution right there. Will it happen ? Of course not.

There's no need for any deep analysis when it comes to Milan , there's no money , morons are morons and that's that. Unless Berlusconi decides its about time to help Milan some bit once again and not just claim i throw millions for the debt each season , only for Milan to end up choking in mediocrity , it will take a long time to see the Milan we all know of .

Let's be real here, we don't have the funds or the allure to bring in 2-3 world class players. I think Milan needs to focus on long term goals and not look for that immediate fix. I though a few seasons back was the time to admit how far the club had fallen and to begin making serious changes, but our club is either in denial, or does not believe we were/are in trouble.

You don't even need WC players... i think the team lacks a project. It's all about immediate satisfaction. But what is Milan building towards? First, address you areas of weaknes and get rid of the dead weight. After that, see what you can improve... be it with WC players or just better players period.

Of course that starts with Berlu and i'm sorry i can't offer words of comfort there.

What's the deal with Galliani anyhow? Is he staying?