Enough hesitation: this is why Milan and Juve must change coaches

Pioli and Allegri equalized to avoid getting hurt. The smiles between Florenzi and Allegri explained a lot about the atmosphere. The news, however, says that Juventus had many more opportunities than Milan. However, they are irrelevant for the purposes of the result. The second and third teams in the championship defended their positions (waiting for Bologna) and then offered their coaches to the microphones who appeared as sacrificial victims of popular will, promptly helped by television reports (not all newspapers aligned) and elderly colleagues of faith or not who explained how the Milan and Juventus coaches are achieving the goals they have set. It is difficult to oppose the accountants of minimum results with the dignity of the absolute value that should always concern two teams with this history. Above all, it is problematic to make people perceive that there is a spontaneous movement made up largely of AC Milan fans and equally large of Juventus fans who can no longer stand either Pioli or Allegri. How will it be possible, therefore, to make them understand to desist from the useless and cloying pleading of the case? There is no point in reminding the public defenders of the goals of access to the Champions League for both teams with the icing on the cake of the Italian Cup final for the Bianconeri. Another truth should be underlined: social media makes a lot of noise, but has little numerical significance. Forever. It is the supporters in the stadium, those in front of the TV, like some managers within the two clubs who form the wave of dissent which for the senators of the word in the TV football lounges would be unfair. If they could figure it out. As if they had not witnessed the havoc committed, for example, by Juve in the previous two seasons and in many matches of the latter. Or, regarding Milan, they hadn’t listened to Pioli’s words about a Milan close to the level of City and Real. We, however, were a little surprised by the eliminations of the Rossoneri in all competitions this year: Champions League, Europa League, Italian Cup, with the recurring negative note of a sieve defense that was saved in the last championship performance only thanks to Sportiello’s saves. In short, let’s shake off this torpor and push on the accelerator of renewal. Milan and Juve are too important for our football in Italy and Europe and have owners and managers capable of guiding the two clubs towards a more effective future without forcing the fans into unbearable emotional swings with the continuous hope of shelving the bad things later every game. We can no longer continue in this way. We need new, bold but also solid choices on both benches. With a market that strengthens the weak points of the two teams. But ninety percent of the change will have to come from the right choice of the new coach. This can’t be wrong.
Paolo De Paola

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