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Quote from: TelolettOm on September 08, 2024, 11:59:13 PM

Quote from: samuraijin on September 08, 2024, 01:08:43 PM

Just waiting for the time to see the news of Stefano Pioli's dismissal because that's the only thing that might bring changes to AC Milan, with the dismissal of Stefano Pioli and at least looking for a coach who has a good impact on AC Milan because what we know is that Stefano Pioli is far from being suitable for AC Milan's game, so what AC Milan has to do is change the head coach and use new tactics by bringing in a head coach.

And worse, the next few matches are not an easy test for AC Milan. There are several strong opponents waiting for them both in Serie A and in the bigger league, UCL.

from Google/AC-Milan-Matches-Fixtures

At least, this is the closest list until early next month. This is enough to make AC have to make extra efforts so that their performance does not get worse because their confidence might also be affected. Fonseca also has more and more obstacles.

AC Milan is having bad days, I hope Fonseca can change the team's condition, it shouldn't be difficult to beat Venezia, because Venezia also hasn't won in a while and their performance is also bad, logically if compared to AC Milan Venezia should lose again.
Fonseca seems to have experienced a lot of bad things this season, there are so many big matches to face but AC Milan hasn't gotten their chances, I hope they think hard.
In Serie A, the ones with the worst changes are AC Milan and AS Roma, I hope they can rise from the slump that hit these two teams.

Fonseca's feeling the heat. Milan's initial performance has been awful. But this Venezia game is not about dominating a less strong squad. It concerns Milan discovering their own very identity. The strategies of Fonseca are disorganizing. Zero victories; a loss to Parma? That's unacceptable for a club like Milan. This game is about fixing the basics. Their needs are consistency, defensive shape, generating opportunities

A win against Venezia won't solve everything, but it's a start. It relates to momentum and confidence. Fonseca needs to prove he can turn this ship around. The players are skeptical; the supporters are restless. We should exhibit some leadership right now. This is a turning point not only another game. If Milan can't even beat Venezia, then were looking at a full-blown crisis. On the hot seat, Fonseca knows it