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Send a textFresh off an electrifying derby win over AC Milan’s city rivals Inter Milan, hope was back in the air for the Rossoneri faithful. With the gap narrowing and momentum building, the Scudetto dream felt alive again… until a frustrating 1-0 defeat to Lazio brought everyone crashing back to reality.In this episode of Davy & Chin Talk Milan, the guys break down the emotional rollercoaster — from derby euphoria to Olimpico heartbreak.Was Rafael Leão justified in his on-field outburst, or did it expose deeper cracks within the squad? Davy defends Milan’s star boy, arguing he’s the one player expected to carry the team in big moments — but was he let down by his teammates and tactics?Meanwhile, concerns grow around Christian Pulisic’s goal drought and his lack of chemistry with Leão. Is it just a dip in form, or something more tactical?The conversation also turns to Massimiliano Allegri’s system. Is the rigid 3-5-2 setup limiting Milan’s attacking stars? And did switching to a 4-3-3 come too late — especially after Leão was subbed off just as the system began to favour him?Davy praises the team’s unity in the derby and highlights the surprising inclusion of Pervis Estupiñán, but questions remain about defensive vulnerabilities that ultimately cost Milan crucial points.With the title race slipping and Champions League qualification becoming the realistic goal, Chin and Davy go head-to-head:Is there still a twist in Milan’s season… or is this where the dream ends?Support the show

Send a textOn this week’s episode of Davy & Chin Talk Milan, recorded a day after Milan’s convincing 3-0 victory over Bologna, we break down all the action. Goals from Ruben Loftus-Cheek, Nkunku, and Rabiot set the tone for an in-depth discussion on Milan’s approach compared to their draw against Roma the previous week. Davy praised the team’s attacking mindset, while Chin highlighted Bologna’s recent poor form as a factor in the dominant win.We dive into Max Allegri’s surprising lineup decisions, including Loftus-Cheek replacing Leao and Athekame stepping in for Alexis Salamakers, and discuss the continued use of the 3-5-2 formation. Despite absences, Milan’s clinical performance underscores Allegri’s effective game management, keeping them in the Scudetto conversation, even with a five-point gap behind city rivals Inter and 15 games remaining.The debate on Milan’s defence heats up with Koni Dewinter’s impressive form seemingly earning him Tomori’s spot in the starting XI. Davy acknowledges Tomori’s experience and unique contributions, while Chin appreciates Dewinter’s composure and balance on the field. Both highlight the contrasting strengths of these center backs, from Tomori’s power and pace to Dewinter’s calmness and consistency.In midfield, we examine Youssouf Fofana’s role alongside Rabiot and Modric. Davy values Fofana’s mobility and physicality over Ricci’s style, noting his ability to control the box despite occasional misses. Chin agrees but points out Fofana’s limited scoring. We also discuss the potential impact of Jashari next season and why Modric remains essential.The episode also touches on Milan’s winter transfer window, including the failed Mateta transfer due to medical reasons. While both agree the club wasn’t overly ambitious, they see it as reasonable given the squad depth and weekly match schedule.Davy remains optimistic about Milan’s Scudetto chances, while Chin is more cautious, focusing on securing a top-four finish. Tune in for thoughtful analysis, lively debates, and insights on Milan’s season so far.Support the show

Send a textIn last night’s episode of Davy & Chin Talk Milan, we break down AC Milan’s recent run of unconvincing performances, starting with the chaotic win away at Como. Chin believes Milan were fortunate to take all three points and questions whether Massimiliano Allegri is the right long-term solution. In his view, the current style clashes with Milan’s identity, relying too heavily on defensive football and counterattacks — an approach he doesn’t believe can succeed in Europe.Davy agrees the performances have been far from convincing, but offers a different perspective. He argues that Allegri is doing what’s necessary to grind out results and keep Milan on track for a return to European football next season. Given Milan’s recent transfer strategy, which doesn’t suggest a clear Scudetto push, Davy feels Allegri deserves some understanding rather than outright blame.The conversation then shifts to Milan’s 1–1 draw against Roma at the Olimpico, where both hosts agree Milan were second best and arguably lucky to come away with a point. Davy believes the issue isn’t Allegri’s formation but his player selection — pointing to the lack of chemistry between Nkunku and Leão, especially in transition, where possession was repeatedly lost and build-up play suffered. Chin, however, places the responsibility squarely on Allegri, arguing that the players look uncomfortable executing a system that doesn’t suit their strengths.We also discuss Modrić’s fatigue and Allegri’s limited options from the bench. Davy stresses that squad players must step up when key starters are tired or out of form, noting that Milan’s bench has failed to provide the necessary impact in recent matches.Finally, we debate the Scudetto race. Chin admits he’s already lost belief in a title challenge, convinced that Inter Milan looks unstoppable and that Milan’s inconsistency will be costly. Davy, while acknowledging the growing gap, insists the title race isn’t over yet — even with Milan sitting five points behind their city rivals.A balanced, passionate, and honest discussion on where Milan stand — and where they might be heading.Support the show

Send a textDavy & Chin Talk AC Milan is back in action — and so are the debates.In this first podcast episode of the New Year, the boys dive deep into Milan’s summer mercato and ask the big question: Did Milan over-trim the squad and fail to fix key problems?Davy believes the Rossoneri made a major mistake going into the season with Santiago Giménez as the only recognized striker, leaving the attack unbalanced. Chin agrees the striker situation was risky — but argues that trimming the squad was necessary given Milan’s reduced fixture list this season.The conversation heats up as the duo breaks down Milan’s struggles against bottom-table teams, where 11 crucial points were dropped, with opposing views on what’s really to blame:Is it the lack of a proper No. 9?Are players like Leão and Nkunku misused outside the box?Or is Max Allegri’s rigid and cautious 3-5-2 system killing creativity and flair?The episode also covers Milan’s frustrating performances against Genoa and Fiorentina, where four points slipped away, before turning to the arrival of Niclas Füllkrug from West Ham — what he brings and whether he’s enough to change Milan’s fortunes.The show wraps up with a preview of Milan’s upcoming away clash against Como and what Allegri’s men must do to avoid another costly slip.And lastly, Chin disappoints Davy with his Scudetto prediction.This is Davy & Chin Talk AC Milan.Support the show

Send a textA derby decided by patience, structure, and one ruthless run into the box. We open with gratitude for 5,000 downloads, then dive straight into how Milan absorbed Inter’s early pressure, trusted the block, and leaned on Mike Maignan’s brilliance to keep the door open until Christian Pulisic slammed it shut. Allegri’s plan looked nothing like the frantic derbies of the past: compact lines, disciplined wingbacks, and selective pressure that turned emotion into control.From there, we tackle the theme that now defines Milan’s season: big-game excellence vs small-game frustration. The 3-5-2 thrives when opponents want the ball, but against low blocks, the lack of a true No. 9 and limited creativity becomes the sticking point. We debate shape vs personnel, why a January striker is non-negotiable, and how a fit Pulisic-Leao pairing changes the geometry of every attack. Our midfield breakdown centers on role clarity—Modric’s composure, Rabiot’s positioning, and why Fofana should be a destroy-and-give operator instead of a do-everything box-to-box.At the back, we examine Tomori’s recovery safety net, Gabbia’s positioning, and Pavlovic’s aggression, plus the emergence of Battezzaghi as a smart, disciplined wingback who reads wingers’ strong feet and wins small duels that matter. We also get into the spiky Tomori-on-the-ball debate, not to pick sides but to show how build-out choices shape chance quality. Then it’s the title race: why Roma look like a durable dark horse but lack big-game wins, what Napoli and Inter signal for the winter stretch, and why a one-game-per-week schedule magnifies chemistry and sharpness.If you want tactics you can actually spot on the pitch, honest player assessments, and a clear view of where a title push lives or dies, this one’s for you. Subscribe, share with a fellow Milanista, and tell us: should Milan change shape against low blocks, or double down and sign a pure No. 9?Support the show

Send a textSan 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, Santi Gimenez’s drought is now a tactical and psychological problem, not just a cold streak.We get specific on profiles and partnerships. Leão thrives wide with space to burst; he struggles as a back-to-goal reference against compact blocks. Pairing him with a true striker or second forward (Nkunku deserves a start) restores width, penalty-box presence, and better spacing for late runners. Creativity remains thin without Pulisic and an often-absent Loftus-Cheek, and the midfield loses its balance when Rabiot sits: Modric can’t conduct if Fofana is forced to progress instead of protecting. Saelemaekers wins praise for availability and work rate—incremental growth matters—but the final third still needs a sharper edge.We also look ahead. Atalanta in Bergamo is precisely the kind of match where selection clarity matters: choose profiles that create one more clean chance than the low block concedes. January should be precise, not busy—one efficient box striker who attacks crosses and second balls, and a versatile defender to protect wide-central channels. Overbuilding risks minutes crunch in a World Cup year; one backup per position is the sweet spot. Turn sterile dominance into sharp chances, and the table will move.If you’re riding this title chase with us, tap follow, share the show with a fellow Milanista, and drop your take: start Leão wide with a true 9, or keep the experiment alive? Your call could be the difference between grit and glory.Support the show

Send a textTurin gave us a clean sheet, a roar from Maignan, and a knot in the stomach about missed chances. We walked through that draw with Juventus from both angles—control and composure on one hand, a lack of bite on the other—and used it to ask bigger questions about how this Milan wins the matches that define a season.We get candid about Rafael Leão: the movement is back, the threat is real, but the finishes have to land. In a 3-5-2, the margins are thin; your forwards must be ruthless and your off-ball work relentless. We break down what that means for Leão’s role, what Giménez still offers with pressing shape. Midfield minutes matter now. Modrić can still run a game at 40, but we talk about protecting his legs, creating a clear pathway for Ríči, and keeping Fofana’s engine central to the press. We also tackle the Maignan contract straight on: elite shot-stopper, distribution that starts attacks, timing that swings results—this is a spine decision you want settled early. With Saelemaekers out, we examine the right flank, where Athakame’s defensive stability needs help from patterns, not isolation, to generate better chances.Then it’s Fiorentina. Pioli returns under pressure, which makes this one tricky, but the plan is simple: keep the defensive platform intact, flip play quickly to their weak side, and get Pulisic and the striker on the end of clean looks. We share our predicted approaches up top and the in-game tweak that can tilt tight matches.If you’re tracking AC Milan tactics, Allegri’s rotation philosophy, Leão’s development, Maignan’s future, and the Serie A title race, this is a deep, no-fluff breakdown. Listen, subscribe, and drop a review—what’s your XI for Fiorentina, and who should start up front?Support the show

Send a textOne goal in three minutes can rewrite a week’s worth of doubt. We break down how Milan seized control against Napoli with a crisp transition, a disciplined midfield triangle, and a back line that finally looks like a unit. Christian Pulisic stands out for his decision speed and relentless box arrivals, while Luka Modrić—yes, at 40—quietly conducts the match by dictating tempo, closing lanes, and telling everyone where to stand. Add Rabiot’s engine and Fofana’s late runs, and the 3-5-2 feels less like an experiment and more like muscle memory.We also go deep on the details that decide big games: how an early lead feeds Allegri’s “keep it simple” plan, why Napoli kept getting pushed wide, and what changed once the left flank started closing space on Politano. The penalty and red card? We dissect the sequence without losing the larger point—organized suffering wins titles. Through it all, Maignan’s presence reduces chaos, and the back three’s consistency keeps the box calm.Up front, the conversation turns pragmatic. Leão’s return adds gravity even as he plays his way to full sharpness, while Santi Giménez’s work rate meets the non-negotiables but raises questions about his finishing. We talk striker profiles, January needs, and how to preserve Modrić’s legs without losing the blueprint. Depth is solid in midfield, thinner at wingback, and promising at center-back if young profiles are developed in the right roles.This is a turning-point performance that raises the ceiling: clearer identity, smarter transitions, cleaner game states, and two match-winners who tilt defences. We close by eyeing Juventus with a simple mandate—own the middle, manage loads, and trust the structure. If you felt the belief grow, you’re not alone. Subscribe, share with a fellow Milanista, and drop your Juve prediction in the comments.Support the show

Send a textMilan's victory over Bologna offers a glimpse into Allegri's vision for the Rossoneri—pragmatic, defensively sound, and ruthlessly efficient. The narrow 1-0 win at San Siro exemplifies a philosophical shift that prioritizes results over entertainment, raising questions about the balance between winning and developing an exciting brand of football.At the heart of Milan's approach sits a robust midfield trio of 40-year-old Luka Modric flanked by the physical presence of Adrien Rabiot and Youssouf Fofana. This controversial selection has proven effective at nullifying opposition attacks—Bologna failed to register a single shot on target—but comes at the cost of creative spark. The immediate integration of Rabiot while young talents like Samuel Ricci warm the bench, has divided fan opinion, highlighting the tension between immediate results and long-term development.Defensively, Milan shows promising signs with Matteo Gabbia emerging as a surprise leader alongside Strahinja Pavlović and Fikayo Tomori. When called upon, young Koni De Winter demonstrated remarkable composure, suggesting depth in defensive options. However, Mike Maignan's recurring calf injury continues a worrying pattern that raises questions about his long-term reliability between the posts. Looking ahead, Rafael Leão's impending return presents an intriguing tactical puzzle for Allegri—how will he accommodate Milan's most talented attackers without compromising the defensive solidity that has become his trademark? As Serie A takes shape with Napoli impressing and Inter struggling, Milan's pragmatic approach may prove the foundation for a surprise title challenge if they can maintain consistency while gradually introducing more attacking flair. Join us next time as we analyze Milan's approach against Udinese and continue tracking the Rossoneri's evolution under Allegri's second tenure.Support the show

Send a textThe sweet taste of victory returns to AC Milan as Allegri's men secure a 2-0 win against Lecce in their second Serie A fixture of the season. After a disappointing opening match defeat, the Rossoneri have bounced back with a performance that, while not spectacular, showcases the pragmatic approach that may define this new era.We explore the tactical choices shaping Milan's identity under Allegri, especially his controversial midfield selections that favour physicality over creativity. The ongoing reliance on Modric, Fofana, and Loftus-Cheek raises questions about how young talents will find their role in this system. With Rabiot's arrival, the midfield puzzle becomes even more intriguing – will Allegri's preference for strong, defensively reliable players pay off as the season unfolds?The transfer window has caused significant shifts in the Milan squad, with several surprising outs, including Musah moving to Atalanta. We examine how these changes mirror the realities of a squad without Champions League football and the personal goals of players seeking regular minutes before the World Cup. Defensively, concerns persist despite new signings, with Tomori remaining the team's most reliable option at the back. Looking ahead to Bologna after the international break, we anticipate another tough match that will test Milan's new pragmatism against a team that beat them in last season's Coppa Italia final. Meanwhile, across the city, Inter's unexpected loss to Udinese adds another interesting layer to a Serie A campaign where the usual powerhouses show early vulnerabilities.Will Allegri's focus on results over style lead Milan back to glory? Subscribe and follow for more insights as the season unfolds.Support the show

Send a textMax Allegri's return to the Milan bench has started with an unwelcome surprise as the Rossoneri fell 2-1 to relegation candidates Cremonese at a packed San Siro. This defeat immediately exposes vulnerabilities that plagued Milan throughout the previous campaign – specifically, an inability to convert chances against defensive opponents and a fragile mentality that seems to persist despite the coaching change.The 3-5-2 formation employed by Allegri raises significant tactical questions. With a midfield trio of Fofana, Loftus-Cheek, and 40-year-old Modric, Milan lacked the creativity and progressive passing needed to break down Cremonese's organized defence. Despite generating 24 shots, the quality of chances remained poor, with only six finding the target and an xG of just 1.88. Most concerning was seeing veteran Modric emerge as Milan's standout performer, suggesting deeper issues within the squad.Without the injured Rafael Leão, Milan's attack appeared one-dimensional and predictable. Santiago Gimenez struggled as a lone striker, often isolated and unable to create space for himself against physical defenders. Pulisic and Saelemaekers, while industrious, couldn't provide the spark of unpredictability needed to unlock a stubborn defence. The search for a clinical striker continues to be urgent, with names like Haaland being discussed as potential solutions to Milan's finishing problems.Defensively, the back three of Tomori, Gabbia, and Pavlovic failed to provide the solidity expected from an Allegri team. The absence of a commanding center-back comfortable in possession further complicated Milan's build-up play. With rivals securing opening weekend victories, Milan already find themselves playing catch-up in what promises to be a competitive Serie A season.Friday's match against Lecce now takes on added importance as Allegri searches for the right balance and formation to get his team back on track. Will he persist with the 3-5-2 or return to the 4-2-3-1 that served Milan well in recent seasons? The potential return of Leão could provide a much-needed spark, but fundamental questions about midfield balance and defensive organization remain. Join us as we continue to follow Milan's journey under Allegri's second tenure.Support the show

Send a textThe triumphant return of Massimiliano Allegri to AC Milan has sparked renewed hope for a Rossoneri renaissance after last season's disappointments. Having missed Champions League qualification and struggling with managerial instability in 2024-25, Milan has restructured with purpose – appointing Tari as sporting director and welcoming back the coach who once led them to Serie A glory.Allegri's tactical transformation is already evident. The implementation of a 3-5-2 formation has repositioned Rafael Leão as a central striker rather than a left winger, while new signing Estupiñán replaces the departed Theo Hernández. The midfield has undergone a complete overhaul following Tijani Reijnders' move to Manchester City, with Samuel Ricci emerging as a revelation alongside new arrivals Luka Modrić and Jashari.Perhaps Milan's greatest advantage this season? The absence of European football. Playing just once weekly provides Allegri with valuable training time to instill his tactical vision and maintain player freshness throughout the campaign. This single-competition focus proved successful for Napoli's Scudetto run last season, and many believe Milan could follow a similar path.The arrival of veteran Luka Modrić transcends his on-field contributions, bringing a championship mentality to Milanello and becoming an immediate reference point for younger players. As Co-host Chin notes, " A mini God, whether Modrić plays or doesn't play, the fact that he's at Milan is exactly the kind of mentality Milan players need."With Napoli strengthening under Conte, Inter transitioning to a new coach, and Juventus rebuilding, the Serie A title race appears wide open. Milan's disciplined structure, talented squad, and Allegri's winning mentality position them as legitimate contenders. Can the Rossoneri reclaim their place at the summit of Italian football? Time will tell.Support the show

Send a textAC Milan's dramatic fall from Scudetto contenders to 9th place has left fans questioning the club's direction and management decisions. We analyze what went wrong and whether there's any hope left for this season.• Milan's current crisis under Sergio Conceição, with four losses in their last six games• Comparison between Fonseca and Conceição, with neither coach seemingly able to establish a consistent playing style• The puzzling absence of Fikayo Tomori from the starting lineup despite his importance to Milan's defensive stability• How management decisions, including firing Paolo Maldini, derailed a promising long-term project• Milan's best hope now lies in winning the Coppa Italia against Inter to salvage European qualification• The need for leadership on the pitch, as Milan players appear to lack fighting spirit and mentality• Looking ahead to a potential rebuild around younger talents like Reijnders and FofanaAfter the Coppa Italia semifinal against Inter, we'll be back to analyze whether Milan can pull off an upset and keep their season alive.Support the show

Send a textWe unravel the drama from their recent encounter with Empoli, spotlighting the critical play and the hurdles they overcame to clinch essential points. Dive into the heated debate over Italian refereeing inconsistencies, particularly the controversial penalty decisions and Fikayo Tomori's red card. By dissecting Tomori's playing style, we shed light on the need for improvement and consistency at the defender's level, hoping for a positive transformation in his future performances.In our vibrant discussion, the shifting tactical dynamics within AC Milan take center stage. We celebrate Rafael's stunning-headed goal and analyze the contributions of new talents like Felix and Gimenez, who infuse fresh energy into the team. The balancing act between creativity and defensive solidity is paramount, and we assess how veterans like Kyle Walker bring speed and stability to a high defensive line. Meanwhile, we ponder Milan's strategic foresight for upcoming matches, considering their aspirations to retain a top position in Serie A and make significant strides in the Coppa Italia and Champions League.Looking forward, we are excited about Milan's upcoming showdown with Feyenoord and the strategic importance of building momentum against mid-level teams. Leadership transitions within the club prompt reflections on management's intentions and drive for sustainable development. We consider the prospects of significant players on loan, pondering their potential long-term contributions to the squad. As we wrap up, we are grateful for the unwavering support from our listeners and optimistic about AC Milan's thrilling journey ahead, both on and off the pitch.Support the show

Send a textCan AC Milan's latest recruits shake up the Serie A standings, or will tactical missteps hold them back? Join us as we dissect the thrilling 1-1 draw between AC Milan and Inter Milan, where luck and resilience were the order of the day for the Rossoneri. The drama at San Siro unfolded with near-misses and disallowed goals, raising questions about Milan's midfield dynamics and the crucial role of newcomers like Kyle Walker in fortifying the defense. We navigate the tensions and confrontations that simmered on and off the pitch, shedding light on the strategic pivots manager Conceição might need to make.Explore the intricacies of Milan's transfer market moves and what they mean for the club's future. At 25, Jao Felix brings technical prowess to the squad, but can he consistently deliver under pressure? We'll also consider Ricardo Sottil's pace and potential, examining how these talents can be integrated effectively into Milan's existing lineup. With a spotlight on midfield concerns, we ponder whether the team's latest acquisitions can balance creativity with the physical demands of Serie A, offering fresh perspectives for strategic gameplay.As we assess Milan's current season trajectory under Conceição, compared to the previous era under Fonseca, anticipation builds for upcoming fixtures. Hear our predictions for potential successes in competitions like the Coppa Italia and Champions League, and the ongoing battle for a top-four finish in Serie A. With insights into player transitions, including Bennacer's move to Olympique Marseille and Morata's Galatasaray switch, we explore the squad's evolving dynamics and the continuity offered by stalwarts like Jovic. Get ready for an insightful discussion on AC Milan's future, as we look ahead to their next challenge against Roma.Support the show

Send a textCan Milan's resurgence under Sergio Conceica signal a new era for the Italian giants, or do the ghosts of past challenges still haunt them? Join us as we explore the thrilling highs and frustrating lows of AC Milan's current form, starting with their momentous Supercopa victory that had fans dreaming of glory all over again. Yet, despite this morale boost, league performances tell a different story with draws against Cagliari, tight wins over Como, and a tough loss to Juventus revealing a complex journey ahead. We dig deep into the dynamics of Milan's midfield, assessing how squad changes and tactical shifts are shaping their play, particularly after their recent setback. Key players like Isma Bennacer, Fofana, and Tijani Reinders come under the spotlight, as we debate the strategies that could either make or break their season. As Milan braces for the Champions League and Coppa Italia challenges, the potential return of Pulisic could add a creative spark to the midfield, helping to balance grit with flair and keeping fans hopeful for a turnaround.Finally, we tackle Milan's transfer strategies and player performances, questioning the rationale behind potential signings like Kyle Walker, and analyzing the impact of injuries on key players like Ismaël Bennacer. With praise for Mike Maignan and Gabbia, and critiques on players who faltered against Juventus, we reflect on Milan's path to Champions League qualification. Will their performance against Girona set the tone for the rest of the season? Find out as we dissect Milan's prospects and anticipate the twists and turns of their journey ahead.Support the show

Send a textEpisode Description:In this week’s episode of Davy & Chin Talk Milan, we dive into the dramatic week at AC Milan. Paulo Fonseca’s tenure ends after a disappointing 1-1 draw against Roma, leaving Milan 8th in Serie A. We analyze the match, discuss what led to Fonseca’s exit, and explore what Sergio Conceição can bring as Milan’s new coach. We also review Milan’s inconsistent first half of the season, highlight standout and underperforming players, and discuss expectations for the second half. Join us as we unpack Milan’s current struggles, Conceição’s challenges, and what lies ahead for the Rossoneri this season!Support the show

Send a textWhat if AC Milan's recent managerial choices are steering them off course? We tackle this pressing question as we dissect the club's rollercoaster journey back to the pinnacle of Italian football and the subsequent challenges they've faced. From the controversial hiring of Paulo Fonseca to the nostalgia surrounding Pioli's tenure, this episode unpacks the critical decisions impacting Milan's league standings and fan frustrations. We scrutinize the effects of these choices on the club's morale, particularly as Milan celebrated its 125th anniversary.Listeners will learn how AC Milan's performance metrics tell a different story than their league results suggest. We take an in-depth look at the tactical decisions that might be undermining their potential, focusing on strategic missteps in player selection that have left fans questioning Fonseca's vision. The absence of key players like Pulisic further complicates the club's efforts to maintain attacking momentum. Join us as we highlight individual performances, including Tijani Reijnders' promise, while critiquing the formation choices that disrupt Milan's attacking fluidity. We explore the strategic and financial motivations behind these changes, assessing how they reflect Milan's broader goals. As the club navigates its evolving identity, we emphasize the importance of stability and foresight in reclaiming its competitive edge in Serie A.Support the show

Send a textFrom Davy's unlucky return from vacation to a bitter defeat against Atalanta, we passionately dissect Milan's challenges in rediscovering their identity and regaining control of their wheel in the Scudetto race. Under the management of coach Fonseca, Milan's tactical inconsistencies and player positioning woes have become a focal point of concern. We candidly contrast his tenure with former coach Pioli, spotlighting the controversial use of players like Mussa and how it stifles creativity on the right wing. As we ponder Milan's Champions League prospects and financial futures, the conversation turns to whether adopting a more aggressive approach to coaching changes—perhaps taking a page from Chelsea's playbook—might just be the shake-up Milan needs.Midfield mastery, defensive solidity, and attacking clarity—or the lack thereof—take center stage as we analyze Milan's current strategies. We emphasize the need for a strong midfield presence, and strategic possession, drawing comparisons with renowned players and illustrating how effective control can minimize defensive pressures. We share insights on the team's defensive improvements while questioning leadership decisions, particularly in attack. As we wrap up, potential coaching changes are on the horizon, with Maurizio Sarri possibly stepping in if things don't improve by January. The Serie A title race is heating up, and we explore Milan's role amidst fierce competition, especially against rising contenders like Atalanta and Napoli.Support the show

Send a textAC Milan’s 2021-22 Serie A victory was a thrilling high, but maintaining that momentum has been far from straightforward. We're ecstatic to have Leo back with us as we untangle the complex web of emotions surrounding Milan's recent performances, from a breathtaking win against Real Madrid to a perplexing 3-3 draw with Cagliari. What’s the secret behind these dramatic swings? Listen as we break down how tactical decisions, like doubling up on key opponents, have shaped the narrative and emphasize the universal truth in football: never underestimate any opponent.The defense, however, tells another story—a cautionary tale of squandered opportunities and unheeded warnings. Milan's backline has been porous, conceding glaring chances that even the average fan can spot. Join us as we critique the reliance on sheer talent versus teamwork and question whether it's the players or the system to blame.  Finally, we address the inconsistency and mental fragility that could thwart their journey, urging Milan to rise above and protect their hallowed legacy. Tune in for an insightful look at the crossroads Milan faces and what it will take to reclaim their glory.Support the show

Send a textJoin Davy & Chin and me as we unravel Milan's recent highs and lows, from challenging coaching dynamics to mixed emotions about our beloved team's performance. We've hit a milestone ourselves, reaching our 50th podcast episode with over 2,500 downloads—thanks to you, our loyal listeners!Since when did Milan's midfield become such a puzzle? As we dissect the team's ongoing struggles, particularly in defense and midfield, you'll learn about the dynamics between key players like Rafael Leao and Fonseca's controversial tactical choices. We'll navigate through the complexities of recent matches, highlighting a disheartening loss to Napoli and a shaky win against Monza. Questions loom over Leao's defensive contributions, and Fonseca's attempts to fortify the backline with players like Malik Thiel haven't gone unnoticed.The looming challenge of facing Real Madrid in the Champions League beckons with all its unpredictability and excitement as we look ahead. Can we balance cautious optimism with hopeful expectations for Milan's future on the European stage? We'll explore contrasting opinions and predictions, pondering the influence of players like Rafael Leao and Christian Pulisic. Together, let's revel in the beautiful chaos that is football and the rollercoaster ride that is Milan's journey.Support the show

Send a textWhy has AC Milan stumbled in its quest for dominance under Paulo Fonseca compared to the leadership of Stefano Pioli? We tackle this pressing question by tracing Milan's evolution into the 2021-22 Serie A champions, spotlighting the crucial management decisions that fortified the squad. Yet, recent inconsistencies on the pitch have sparked debate about Fonseca's impact, particularly regarding star player Rafael Leão. With recent losses to teams like Fiorentina and Bayer Leverkusen, we dive into the need for a fresh leadership approach and enhanced player discipline to restore Milan's winning edge.Delving into Fonseca's leadership style, we expose the challenges Milan faces in crafting a cohesive tactical identity and the alarming gaps in midfield that have left the team vulnerable. Using insights from matches against formidable teams like Liverpool, we examine player discipline issues, with a focus on Rafael Leão and Theo Hernandez's on-field decisions. We discuss the importance of honing individual strengths within a unified team strategy, envisioning how Milan can overcome its current hurdles to regain consistency at the top levels of football.In our candid discussion, we scrutinize AC Milan's title aspirations amidst fierce Serie A competition, measuring their capabilities against powerhouses like Napoli, Inter Milan, and Juventus. We discuss the dynamics of player contributions, contrasting Rafael Leão's offensive flair with his defensive responsibilities, and his impact on team morale and leadership. Our conversation wraps up with a look at the anticipated clash between Milan and Napoli, pondering the possible outcomes in light of key player absences and Napoli's grueling schedule. Through a mix of skepticism and optimism, we share our enduring passion for Milan's journey and the hope for a return to glory.Support the show

Send a textDavy & Chin recounts their epic journey, from crucial victories over Inter Milan and Venezia to Liverpool's heartbreaking Champions League loss. Join us as we dissect the tactical genius of coach Fonseca, especially in set-piece situations, and see how his strategies have redefined Milan's game. We compare the Premier League's set-piece tactics, particularly Liverpool’s prowess, for a comprehensive look at what makes a champion.In this episode, we delve into the heart of Milan's tactical evolution with a deep analysis of key players and formation shifts. We spotlight the remarkable performances of Christian Pulisic and discuss how the focus on technical skills in Serie A has allowed him to shine. Discover why balanced wing play has been crucial to Milan’s resurgence and how these strategic elements have fortified the team's morale and performance. We conclude with a critical look at Milan's work ethic and physical attributes, highlighting the relentless energy of Alvaro Morata against the untapped potential of Rafael Leao. Praises are sung for Theo Hernandez's leadership, while Emerson Royal's enthusiastic but unpredictable style is put under the microscope. With a comprehensive analysis of Milan’s defensive lineup and attacking strategies, we express both concerns and optimism for their upcoming match in the Champions League against Bayern Leverkusen. Please tune in to grasp the complete picture of AC Milan's renaissance and tactical brilliance that has brought them back to the pinnacle of Italian football.Support the show

Send a textCan 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 cohesion.We dive into a fiery debate about player accountability and coaching dynamics, sparked by a controversial post-game interview after the Parma loss. How do stars like Rafael Leao and Theo Hernandez respond to criticism compared to elites like those under Pep Guardiola at Manchester City? Leadership and responsibility take center stage as we question whether players are undermining Fonseca's authority and explore the challenges he faces in establishing control and implementing effective changes in training and match tactics.Finally, we tackle pressing issues like inconsistent team selections and midfield struggles that have plagued Milan. Focusing on tactical adjustments, we deliberate on better utilizing players like Benassi, Fofana, and Tijani Reinders to improve pressing and overall performance. Despite the frustrations, we highlight promising aspects like Pavlovich's performance and the importance of supporting the team through this turbulent period. Tune in for an in-depth critique of Fonseca's coaching and a hopeful look ahead at Milan's potential to turn their season around.Support the show

Send a text Join David and Chin as they explore the Rossoneri 24/25 season opener against Torino. We discuss the mixed feelings following their 2-2 draw against Torino in the season opener. While old habits die hard and some lineup decisions were questionable, there's an undeniable optimism among fans and hosts about the season ahead.Is Milan's defense their Achilles' heel? We scrutinize defensive challenges, particularly Duván Zapata's uncanny ability to score against Milan and delve into Malik Thiaw's performance and depth concerns. With new coach Fonseca at the helm, we discuss the team's lack of a distinctive playing style, Rafael's increased shooting efforts, and Chukwu's disappointing start. Important lineup changes, like finding a reliable left-back if Theo is unfit, are also on the table.Balancing the midfield remains a puzzle for Milan. Focusing on Ruben Loftus-Cheek's limitations and potential solutions, we dissect the need for a cohesive mix of players to provide defensive stability while maintaining fluidity in attack. The potential impact of new signing Fofana, along with the roles of Yunus Musah, Ismaël Bennacer, and Christian Pulisic, is under the spotlight. Wrapping up, we also consider striker options and player assessments for upcoming games, highlighting standout performers and areas needing improvement. Tune in for an in-depth analysis that leaves no stone unturned in Milan's quest for glory.Support the show

Send a text Join us as we celebrate and dissect the triumphant preseason of AC Milan and the dawn of a new era under coach Paulo Fonseca. With Zlatan Ibrahimović stepping into the technical director role, we explore his impact and the significant transformations shaping the club on and off the pitch. We brim with excitement about this new era, while we provide a balanced perspective, questioning the shift from nurturing young talent mixed with seasoned pros like Christian Pulisic, Moratta, and more. Together, we debate the ideal mix of youth and experience crucial for the club's future success.Our conversation then shifts to the nitty-gritty of AC Milan's current squad. We scrutinize the defensive lineup, expressing concerns over Mike Maignan's fitness and the potential of emerging goalkeeping talent. There's high praise for Teo Hernandez, but critical assessments of players like Calabria and Emerson Royale. Central defense reliability is debated, featuring players such as Tomori, Pavlovic, and Malik Thiaw. The midfield isn't left out, as we evaluate the roles of Benacer, Reinders, and Loftus-Cheek, while also keeping an eye on rising stars like Yunus Musa. The attacking front, with the new signings of Alvaro Moratta, gets a thorough analysis, alongside predictions on how coach Fonseca might adapt the team's strategy.Looking ahead, we offer our bold predictions for the upcoming Serie A season. Expect Milan and Inter to dominate the league, while Juventus may struggle and Napoli, under Conte's leadership, could stage an exciting comeback. We also discuss the potential standings of Atalanta, Roma, Lazio, and Fiorentina, focusing on their consistency in finishing within the top six. The significance of coaching continuity at Milan and the impact of new coaches on rival teams come under the spotlight.Support the show

Send a textJoin us as we navigate the emotional highs and lows of being a Rossoneri fan and dissect the complexities of Milan's management in 2023/24 season that sees the end of an era of Stefano Pioli's 5 years as AC Milan manager.Stefano Pioli's tenure was marked by both praise and criticism, and we leave no stone unturned in assessing his decisions. From inconsistent player performances to perplexing tactical choices, we examine key moments from the past season that left fans and analysts scratching their heads. Despite these challenges, players like Christian Pulisic and Matia Gabia stood out, making significant contributions. We also shed light on the evolving dynamics within the team and the need for a fresh perspective in coaching.With the dawn of a new era under Fonseca, there's a buzz of excitement in the air. We delve into the potential impacts of recent player transfers. The episode culminates in a spirited discussion about Álvaro Morata's potential at Milan, comparing him to Olivier Giroud, and exploring the depth of Milan's attacking options. Listen in for an engaging and insightful conversation about AC Milan's past triumphs, present challenges, and prospects Support the show

Send a textWith six games left in the league and Ac Milan in the quarterfinals of the Europa league,Davy & Chin take you into the heart of the Rossoneri's camp, dissecting the pivotal moments and strategic decisions that shaped their season. From the bold firing of Maldini, we lay bare the internal tremors and their effects on star performers like Mike Mignan and Rafael Leão, Theo Hernandez. This episode is a treasure trove offering a rare glimpse into the complexities of rebuilding a legendary team Ac Milan this season. Ever wondered about the delicate alchemy of integrating fresh talent with seasoned professionals? Join us as we explore the intricate dance of team dynamics, scrutinizing the integration of players such as Pulisic and the challenges they face in adapting to a new soccer culture. We unravel the conundrums facing coach Stefano Pioli, debating his tactical decisions and the team's struggles in unlocking robust defenses like that of Roma. This candid conversation peels back the layers of Milan's tactical playbook, offering predictions and suggestions that could very well dictate their destiny in the upcoming Europa League showdown.Support the show

Send a textDive deep into the heart of calcio as we unfurl the renaissance story of AC Milan back to the second position on the league table,  after an arduous battle with injuries at the start of the season. We dissect Milan's season with a magnifying glass, scrutinizing the impact of new signings, the tactical prowess of Coach Stefano Pioli, and the nail-biting journey that is filled with ups and downs. The thrill of victories and the agony of defeat in matches against underdogs like Bologna and Monza are relived, as we debate the crucial role of Milan's inconsistency and discipline that has put them 16 points behind their city rivals Inter Milan.The debate heats up when we compare the Rossoneri's strategies to those of their arch-rivals, Inter Milan. You'll get front-row seats to a passionate discussion about the contrasting approaches of both clubs and how these decisions have sculpted the destiny of these iconic clubs.  So lace up your boots, and join us for an episode that transcends the pitch, where every move is a brushstroke on the canvas of football's ever-evolving artistry.Support the show

Send a textPlease celebrate with us as AC Milan matches on with another breathtaking comeback against Udinese in the Italian championship making it 6 games unbeaten with 5 wins and a draw. But our victory lap is bittersweet as we confront the persistent specter of racism that tarnished the celebration. Our latest episode takes an unflinching look at the reprehensible racial abuse directed at Mike Maignan during a match, urging a collective call to action for a game free from discrimination. We also lift the veil on Stefano Pioli's managerial mastery, which has steered the Rossoneri's renaissance, positioning them once again as the scudetto contenders.Soccer enthusiasts, buckle up as we dissect the tactical intricacies that characterize AC Milan's gameplay. From Coppa Italia's heartbreak to triumph against Roma, we scrutinize the chess-like maneuvers of Pioli, including Yassin Adli's increasing influence in the midfield. Wrapping up the discussion, we muse over the whispers of the transfer market, pondering the factors behind its sluggish tempo. The championship race is heating up, and we look hard at AC Milan's prospects as they chase leaders Inter Milan and a resurgent Juventus. Gratitude pours out for our dedicated listeners who have stood by us, your passion for the beautiful game only deepens our weekly conversations. Remember, the saga continues next Sunday when our passion for football and AC Milan burns ever brighter.Support the show

Send a textChin and I crack open the playbook on Milan's tactical revolution under Stefano Pioli, revealing behind-the-scenes strategies that have gotten Ac Milan back to winning ways. We're not just talking about the thrill of victory; we're dissecting the emotional journey of die-hard fans and the sheer brilliance of a well-oiled football machine executing a grand vision laid out by the iconic Paolo Maldini. We spotlight standout talents like Luka Jovic, Christian Pulisic, Tijani Reindjers exploring the high-octane expectations and the nurturing required to turn potential into performance. As we analyze Milan's midfield dynamics and ponder over the club's project direction, prepare to be engrossed in an intense debate on tactical adaptation and the intricacies of balancing a squad teeming with young prospects and seasoned pros.Finally, we tackle the ever-present uncertainty of football's competitive landscape. Will AC Milan's cross-town rivals Inter sustain their dominance, or will Juventus find a way to outmaneuver their competition with a more focused approach? We forecast the strategic moves Pioli might employ against Atalanta in the Italian Cup. For anyone passionate about the beautiful game, this discussion is a synthesis of analysis, predictions, and heartfelt musings on the football world.Support the show

Send a textJoin the Christmas celebration and AC Milan's season scrutiny with our special guest Leo, as we unpack a rollercoaster year for AC Milan. Together, we relive the ecstasy of clinching the top 4, making it to the Uefa Champions League Semifinals, and the summer shopping spree.  And we also dissect the fluctuating form that’s kept fans on the edge of their seats. From the commanding win over Monza to defensive woes and the nail-biting draw against Salernitana, we leave no stone unturned. This episode is a treasure trove for Rossoneri enthusiasts looking to understand the intricate dance of tactics and player management that shaped the team's tumultuous season.Have you ever wondered how a high-intensity play can take its toll on a squad? We're breaking down the consequences of Stefano Pioli's strategies on our beloved players, with an eye on the recent injury to Tomori and the roles of essential players like Rafa Leão. Leo offers expert insights on the potential for tactical adjustments that might safeguard our stars from further strains. If you're keen to hear a candid assessment of Pioli's formation choices and how the likes of Pulisic could be better utilized, tune in for an episode that's as tactical as it is heartfelt.But it's not just about the gameplay; it's about the journey and the people steering the ship. We confront the hard questions about Pioli's future, debate the management's decision-making, and even dive into the impacts of Arab investment in football. Chin and Leo share their take on the best and worst signings, the emotional highs of standout matches, and the fierce determination required as we look ahead to challenges like the match against Sassuolo. This isn't just a recap; it's a deep exploration of what it means to bleed red and black in a time of glory and uncertainty.Support the show

Send a textPlease celebrate with us as AC Milan clocks 124 years, in style with a flawless victory over Monza. We dive deep into Ac Milan's current form, Stefano Pioli's tactical gambles to the emotional victory on the club's birthday, we dissect the season's pivotal moments and the passionate responses they evoked from the fans. Our conversation takes a personal twist when we reminisce about shared celebrations and the broader implications of team direction under Pioli's reign, all while raising a glass to the future.Off the field, the complexities of managing a top-tier football team come into sharp focus. We discuss the delicate act of player rotation, injury prevention, and integrating young talent into a squad brimming with ambition. The narrative delves into the intricacies of squad depth, the potential pitfalls of overprotecting emerging stars, and the trust issues that could hint at deeper management challenges. Our analysis doesn't shy away from the thorny issues of nurturing players while preparing them for the rigors of top-flight football.As we explore the tactical nuances that underpin a successful team, we pinpoint the need for a defensive midfielder to anchor Milan's play. This isn't just about filling a gap left by a former player; it's about envisioning a midfield that operates with the precision of a well-oiled machine. Drawing inspiration from iconic figures like Pirlo and Gattuso, we dissect how a cohesive unit can achieve defensive mastery, a must for Milan if they are to stand shoulder-to-shoulder with their fiercest rivals. This discussion isn't just for die-hard football fans—it's for anyone who appreciates the intricate dance of a team in perfect harmony.Support the show

Send a textHas AC Milan's recent 3-1 loss to Dortmund left you scratching your head? Join your hosts, Davy and Chin, as we dissect this unexpected result and the fallout among Milan's loyal fanbase. We'll be exploring coach Stefano Pioli's tactical decisions, including the unexpected inclusion of Adli in the lineup. Additionally, we'll unpack the team's heavy reliance on their players for results and delve into whether a more creative and fluid style of play could be the answer to Milan's inconsistent performance. We offer a comparison of Milan's gameplay with that of top-tier teams and share insights into how individual players can shape the outcome of high-stakes games. Our discussion also extends to Pioli's balance of high-intensity play with fitness management, raising questions about the need for a shift in the team's direction. You won't want to miss our analysis of Milan's transfer decisions and their potential role in the team's current predicament. Let us guide you through the maze of challenges facing AC Milan, and the possible solutions that could help them bounce back. Join us for a deep and insightful conversation about the world of football.Support the show

Send a textEver thought about what's been going on with AC Milan's roller-coaster season? Wondered about the tactics and decisions of their coach, Stefano Pioli, and how they've impacted the team's performance? Join us as we break it all down! We dive into the highs and lows of Milan's journey this season, from the fluctuating form in the league, and a remarkable victory against PSG. But it's not all roses, as we also explore their surprising draw against Lecce and question some of Pioli's decisions.Curious about how player injuries affect a team's performance and the role coaching decisions play? We've got you covered! Drawing from Milan's example, we discuss the importance of a holistic approach to injury prevention and the value of proper warm-up habits. We also explore Pioli's inconsistent approach and debate how it may be impacting Milan's performance, while still celebrating his contributions to the team's recent successes.Finally, let's not forget the management. Did their choices in signing injury-prone players and lack of depth in certain positions lead to Milan's defensive issues? We critique these decisions and reflect on their impact on the team's performance. As we wrap up, we gaze ahead at Milan's upcoming challenges in the league and express our hopes for a better future. Whether you're a die-hard Milan fan or just a football enthusiast, this is one conversation you won't want to miss!Support the show

Send a textDo you have a burning curiosity about the intricacies of football? We delve into AC Milan's performance this season. We've got you covered in this analysis-packed episode with our guest star, Leo. We scrutinize the team's encounters with Juventus, PSG, and Napoli, along with probing the club's coach Stefano Pioli and the hurdles they have to jump over, such as the impact of player fatigue, injuries and deep in form. We unpack the team's structure, the impact of their new signings, and the guidance of seasoned players like Giroud, Maignan, Theo  Hernandez and Leao. We dissect how these factors has sculpted the team's success this season. We plunge into the critical role substitutions can play in transforming a game's fate, offering a comprehensive analysis of Milan's season performance.Our conversation wraps up with a preview of the upcoming Champion League game against PSG. Take a deep dive with us into Pioli's game plan and how he manages Leao, one of the team's star players. We scrutinize Milan's strategies against PSG in Paris and the potential repercussions of the team selection in the next game on Tuesday. Our scorching debate over Stefano Pioli's inconsistency and the team's future under the current management is an episode you cannot afford to miss. Join us for an engaging conversation that promises to quench your thirst for insightful football analysis!Support the show

Send a textAre you ready for an emotional roller coaster ride? Strap in as we dissect Milan's titanic bout against Genoa, explore the game-breakers like Pulisic and Giroud, and also shine a light on a surprising snag - their struggle against smaller teams. But don't worry, it's not all doom and gloom as we also acknowledge their knack for pulling out wins from nowhere.Switching gears, we move on to the game against Juventus. We probe the challenges of the red card before halftime and the uphill task of bringing players back into form post-international breaks.  Buckle up for a frank and forthright dissection of players' performance, especially with the spiraling number of international calls.Finally, we take a look at the upcoming Champions League match against PSG in Paris. We talk about Milan's game plan and expected lineup, examining potential pitfalls, and the opportunities it presents. This is one journey you don't want to miss.Support the show

Send a textWe're about to pull back the curtains on the recent wins and we're also discussing the Newcastle game, where we believe an opportunity was missed. Will Milan be able to learn and bounce back against Borussia Dortmund?Then, we turn our attention to the talented but oft-debated player Yasin Adli. We're shining the spotlight on his abilities, comparing him to the likes of former midfielders, and discussing his potential room for improvement. We're also discussing whether Adli has the physicality to compete in tougher teams and if it's necessary for him to have a more physical midfield. It's a deep dive into the nuts and bolts of a player's development, and you won't want to miss it.In the final part of our discussion, we take you through the inner workings of player development and coaching philosophy, giving you insight into how statistics are being used at Milan's Lab. We discuss the growth of players like Rafael Leao, Theo Hernandez, and Bram Diaz, and share our thoughts on the upcoming Milan's game against Dortmund in the UCL. Fasten your seatbelts as we navigate through the intriguing world of football strategies, player development, and the future of our beloved Ac Milan team.Support the show

Send a textWe navigate the turbulent waters of the Milan derby, dissect the disheartening defeat, what truly went wrong with Milan's tactical approach in the game,  Inter Milan's tactical superiority and the role it played in the derby win, and we reflect on the overall performance of the team including the game's biggest takeaways and the psychological effect of this loss in the upcoming league games.But it's not all doom and gloom as we shift gears to the upcoming UEFA Champions League game against Newcastle on Tuesday, as we discuss the importance of having experienced Champions League players in the team and how this could turn the tables in Milan's favor. Join us as we bring you the most comprehensive review of Milan's recent performances and a preview of the upcoming game in the Champions League. Support the show

Send a textDavy, Chin, and super fan Leo unwrap Milan's triumphant journey at the Stadio Olimpico against Roma and give a blow-by-blow account of the transfer window's impact, the newly acquired players' effect, and the commendable leadership by Coach Pioli.You'll be intrigued by Chin & Leo's dissection of Milan's defensive titan, Tomori. His strengths, and weaknesses, and how a mentor could polish his game to brilliance. As we draw comparisons with other players like Kalulu, Thiaw, and Simon Kier, you can gauge Tomori's influence on Milan's defense, especially in his absence during the upcoming match against Inter Milan. Brace for some tactical insights as we discuss Pioli's strategic approach this season and how it might be tested against quality midfielders. Closing off, we shine the spotlight on Jovic, a player with promise, talent, and potential. We're taking you through his past performances, pressures, and expectations. If you're excited about the upcoming Milan vs. Inter match, we've got some strategies to discuss. We'll explore Inter's strengths, Milan's weaknesses, and the best tactical approach for Milan. Join us for this enlightening chat on Milan's current performance and future prospects. It's more than a game; it's a game plan.Support the show

Send a textNever miss a beat in the world of AC Milan as Davy & Chin brings you a riveting dissection of AC Milan's first away and home games against Bologna and Torino 2023-24 season. We'll head straight to the heart of AC Milan's game strategy, dissecting their victorious Bologna match and why Torino's game was a  statement win. We'll also reveal how the 4-3-3 formation has pumped an all-new balance to Milan's performance.Davy talks about why Kunic's midfield role is making the headlines, and why the likes of Ruben Loftus-Cheek and Tijani Reinjder have become core players in Milan's triumph. We'll close off with our take on Christian Pulisic's performance and Milan's need for another striker. We're eager to hear your feedback as you join us on this football journey.Support the show

Send a textDavy & Chin are back for AC Milan's new Serie A and Champions League season. This episode is a deep dive into  AC Milan’s 2023/24 preparation, which includes new management, transfers, and season predictions.  Chin is very happy with the new signings but still not cool with Krunic and Giroud. Davy's confidence in Pioli is still unshakable. Support the show

Send a textThe boys lined up for one more episode to close the 2022/23 season. Davy feels the season's objectives were met so it's a pass but Chin and Leo gave a little lesser.  The boys also discussed the sacking of Maldini, RedBird's long-term plans for AC Milan, and how Maldini's exit may affect Milan next season. Support the show

Send a textThe Bois linked up for the first time since the second leg of the Champions League derby to analyze AC Milan games in Europe and Serie A. Chin believes Pioli should've focused on finishing top 4 rather than banking on his fairy tale in the Champions League. Davy thinks otherwise and commends the team for a job well done this season.  Support the show

Send a textDavy and Chin linked up after AC Milan's 2-0 defeat to Inter Milan in the first leg of the Champions League semi-final. Chin's ranted about AC MIlan's approach and qualities and believed the tie is over. But Davy the believer, never gives up on his AC Milan and believes a comeback is possible for the Rossoneri. Support the show

Send a textThe Boys returns to preview the biggest game of the season between AC Milan vs Inter in the first leg of the Champions League. Chin thinks Inter's qualities may be too much for Milan but Davy believes  Milan as a unit can overcome any difficulties including  Inter. Support the show

Send a textThe Bois returns with a mix of emotions after the draw between Ac Milan and Roma. Davy thinks CDK cost Milan the game, and  Chin praises his Boi  Alexis Salarmakers. The Bois also preview the upcoming  AC Milan's game in the midweek against Cremonese. Support the show

Send a textThe Bois are back with special guest Leo again to discuss the upcoming biggest game of the season between Ac Milan vs Inter in the Uefa Champions League. Chin thinks Inzaghi is a better cup coach, but Leo thinks otherwise, Davy lost love for Rebic and Chin thinks Alexis Salamakers is better than Junior Messias. Support the show

Send a textThe Bois linked up to react to the last game between Ac Milan and Napoli in the UCL, they also preview the big game coming up on Tuesday. Davy leans toward experience and form for Milan to go through and Chin has the plan to stop Osimhen. Support the show

Send a textThe Boys linked up to discuss AC Milan's top-class performance against Napoli over the weekend. Chin has mixed feelings about Napoli's heavy defeat but Davy believes Milan was far too superior. The Boys also previewed Empoli's upcoming game with Leo. Support the show