tiger666
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AC Milan sack Allegri
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Cavehillspur
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I see the boy who sealed his fate was a 19 year old loanee from Juve, put 4 goals past AC last night for Sassuolo, talk about rubbing salt in, ouch! 
RickyVilla
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AVB has been linked with the job. Good luck to him.
Cavehillspur
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His style of play might be better suited to Serie A tbh, this season is a complete write-off for AC though, team needs to be overhauled.
absolute bobbins
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AVB vs Mario and Silvio...That'll end well
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Would possibly be the worst choice he could make IMO, he needs to go back to a smaller club IMO, get his confidence back and go from there.
DEFchenkOE
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About time, Milan are awful at the moment. I think they'll go for FdB.
Syn_13
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I'd be gutted if he said he wasn't interested in leaving Ajax earlier when we were managerless and then took Milan.
I reckon it's Seedorf, he's the hot favourite in Italy. Rumours of Inzaghi too.
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I saw that about Seedorf, but he's still playing in Brazil would be a strange move to hang up his boots while he can still cope at a decent level. Although managing Milan would be a big lure for him.
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It would be, and he's well loved there. He's stated that he can cancel his contract in Brazil at any time with no repercussions. I'd like to see him do well as he's a top bloke...just not for Milan.
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It would be, and he's well loved there. He's stated that he can cancel his contract in Brazil at any time with no repercussions. I'd like to see him do well as he's a top bloke...just not for Milan.
Well unless Matzarri bucks up his ideas soon there may be a job at Inter available too. Awful tonight against Chievo, watching them was like watching us under AVB at home, slow build up, no penetration, the complete opposite to how his Napoli team played.
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There are some teams that just simply suit a certain style and management. Mazzarri's 3-5-2 at Napoli was such a perfect fit for the players that they had. It worked so well that it influenced Conte into using it with Juve, who have now become the best 3-5-2 playing side in the world, IMO. It's a shame for him as he's a very good coach and I thought he'd do well with Inter. I think he'll get it working once he's had enough time to implement his own team, rather than the one he inhereted from Stramaccioni, which happens to have a lot of past-their-peak old timers.
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