Archive for November, 2009
Catania preview + should we keep Gattuso?
We face Catania later today and though it is a game in which we should win comfortably, it is a match that will be very interesting for us Milanisti. Interesting because Pirlo is suspended and in his place will be the more defensive minded Flamini. There has been much debate recently regarding the importance of [...]
Milan 1 Marseille 1: One lucky point
Despite an encouraging start which saw Marco Borriello score an impressive opener, we can consider ourselves very lucky to have earned a point from what was a hugely disappointing display. At home, with qualification in sight and on the back of some good results, a win at home to Marseille was appropriately expected. But, instead [...]
The importance of attacking football and team unity
Football is a funny game. There is no real definite formula for success. Cups and titles can be won by teams through any number of means. Sometimes it is sheer luck, sometimes it is individual brilliance and sometimes an injustice can go your way. But to rely on any one of these means or any [...]
Milan 4 Cagliari 3: Magic attack, shambolic defence
We roll on with yet another win and it is now all but safe to say that the team is well and truly over its early season troubles. Our attacking play was great and even magic at times. But our defence was terrible highlighting just how important Nesta is to our side. Our attacking quartet [...]
‘Hand of Henry’ + Lets focus on the UCL
On the AC Milan front during this international break, things are fairly quiet apart from the usual transfer rumours and other little stories that the media loves to blow up. But on the international front much has happened and even though much of it has little to do with AC Milan, I cannot help but [...]
The changing of the guard
Great changes have taken place at our beloved AC Milan in the last six months. Such changes are set to continue as the club seeks to replace the old guard with the new. Such changes are for the better, though, with the changing of the old guard who really have given us fans so much [...]
Beckham does not suit Leo’s system
Much has changed since David Beckham first arrived at Milan midway through last season. Kaka is gone, we have a new captain, but most significantly for Beckham, we have a new coach in Leo. Significant in that with the introduction of Leo as coach, we have seen an introduction of a completely different system of [...]
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