Stefano Pioli is now destined to leave the Milan bench, but his farewell must be celebrated with chants and applause
Barring sensational twists, Stefano Pegs he will no longer be the coach of Milan. The Parma coach will lead the Rossoneri group in the last two championship matches and then, after 5 seasons, the two will part ways. A long journey, started from the bottom up to the highest goals: one Scudetto and a semi-final of Champions League.
Pegs, Pegs it’s still Pegs. In recent months we have written, read and heard only about him. From criticisms to defenses up to the faults and merits. In the collective imagination of the Rossoneri fans, Pegs he was the leader of a team certainly not suited to winning the tricolor and, even less, to playing for the pass to a final of Champions League. Before that, however, Pegs it should have been a simple ferryman, of a certain Ralf Rangnick soon disappeared, then became a Normal One and finally the glue of a system that worked despite everything.
There are some stages which, perhaps in a few years, will shed many tears: the endless penalties against the Rio Avethe undeserved equalizerOld Traffordthe victory of Bergamo signed Kessiethe derby of Giroudthe goal of Tonali against the Laziothe party at Mapei Stadium and the European derby against Naples. One day, when you find yourself remembering these games, do it by humming just one song: Pioli is on Fire.
A new departure
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Football is made of cycles and that of Pegs has come to an end. The Parma coach is not free from mistakes, far from it, but there doesn’t seem to be the time to list them at all. Stephen Pegs must be greeted with choruses and applause, because he took the Milan and brought him back up.
