Luckily the torment of this season is over, and it ended with the last team in the league, relegated all their lives, giving the usual 3 goals to the wretched AC Milan led for the last time by the scientist from Parma. Just for the record, like last year against the derelict Cremonese, we were unable to beat Salernitana between the two legs, let alone ON FIRE.
In addition to the usual havoc on the pitch, the three farewells to Kjaer, Giroud and Pioli are noteworthy: if for the first two it was an important and intense moment, as far as I’m concerned the farewell to Pioli was a liberation right from the start. too late. My assessment is positive for the first three seasons and disastrous for the last two: he should have been kicked out after the 2023 Super Cup or at most after the humiliation against Sassuolo at home a few days later. Stop.
And don’t tell me that in October we will regret it, because the fact that it needed to be changed has nothing to do with the fact that they will replace it with a parvenu with feet of clay.
Another glimmer of hope are the (never too) loud whistles when the management and in particular Scaroni appeared on the big screen (who knows how he must have eaten his hands for not being able to go out earlier and avoid the traffic!), as a sign that the trust in these people it’s really at its lowest level, at least for the most rational fans. In any case, an evening with a truly excessive party atmosphere compared to what we have experienced this year, testifying to a lowering of the bar by the Milan environment and the total absence of a winning mentality. And this too can only be blamed on this club without ambition, focused on drama and music at the stadium more than on results and football.
A note for our ownership / management of runaways and incompetents: we close on 75 points, so it is still a squalid championship beyond Inter’s great performance, anything but a ‘satisfactory season’. Not to mention the 49 goals conceded, a shocking figure.
Let’s close this horrendous page and forcibly move on, aware that this beyond is full of clouds as long as these people are at the helm of Milan.
A very difficult summer awaits us in which we will start again with a new coach but, alas, always with the same management. We won’t have to give up an inch even if right now we’re borderline nauseated for these people.
GO OLD RED AND BLACK HEART (ANYWAY)
Raoul Duke
