Send us a text San Siro felt warm again as Pioli returned to applause, but the glow faded fast once the football started telling the truth. We break down a nervy win over Fiorentina and a costly draw with Pisa to reveal a simple, stubborn reality: Milan controls games without turning that control into clean, repeatable chances. The biggest fault line runs through the No. 9—Leão’s two recent goals help, yet playing him centrally mutes the very chaos that makes him elite on the wing. Meanwhile,...
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Send us a text San Siro felt warm again as Pioli returned to applause, but the glow faded fast once the football started telling the truth. We break down a nervy win over Fiorentina and a costly draw with Pisa to reveal a simple, stubborn reality: Milan controls games without turning that control into clean, repeatable chances. The biggest fault line runs through the No. 9—Leão’s two recent goals help, yet playing him centrally mutes the very chaos that makes him elite on the wing. Meanwhile,...
Davy & Chin Debate AC Milan's Turbulent Start: Fonseca's Challenges & Player Accountability
Davy & Chin Talk A.C Milan Weekly
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1 year ago
Davy & Chin Debate AC Milan's Turbulent Start: Fonseca's Challenges & Player Accountability
Send us a text Can high preseason expectations be a team's worst enemy? Join us as Davy & Chin to passionately dissect AC Milan's unexpectedly rocky start of the season. Sitting 14th on the table, Milan's defensive lapses and failure to convert preseason promise into official match success have left fans disillusioned. We scrutinize the early performance of new coach Fonseca, drawing uneasy comparisons with his predecessor, Pioli, and expressing our surprise over the team's lack of cohesi...
Davy & Chin Talk A.C Milan Weekly
Send us a text San Siro felt warm again as Pioli returned to applause, but the glow faded fast once the football started telling the truth. We break down a nervy win over Fiorentina and a costly draw with Pisa to reveal a simple, stubborn reality: Milan controls games without turning that control into clean, repeatable chances. The biggest fault line runs through the No. 9—Leão’s two recent goals help, yet playing him centrally mutes the very chaos that makes him elite on the wing. Meanwhile,...
