December 9 – 16th Serie A matchday:

Scorers:

28’ Santana
40’ Robinho
53’ Nocerino
61’ Pazzini
76’ El Shaarawy
80’ Bianchi

The only one sad note is De Jong broke his Achilles heel tendon, so his season is already finished.

Due to a fatal wrong back pass of Nocerino, Torino went ahead, but his performance was balanced by his 2-1 goal.

Robinho scored a beautiful goal that pumped up Rossoneri confidence.

November, 25 – 14th Serie A matchday:

Scorer:

31’ Robinho (PK)

A.C Milan won posticipo after a great first half, crowned by a penalty awarded by the Referee, Rizzoli, for a doubtful handball against Isla, and after a second half where Juve forced Rossoneri to play mostly in a defensive way.

Read here my full piece about the best and the worst player of the match for Serie A World.

Robinho celebrated by Captain Montolivo and El Shaarawy after the goal.

Highlights below:

August, 26 1st Serie A matchday:

58’ Costa

I have finally joined the no-hope-for-the-future supporter group.
Defensive and attacking lines aside, what I had evaluated a good midfielder on the paper, showed to be just a set of footballers whom never met themselves before.
The squad lined-up hadn’t a proper forward, and Rossoeneri’s game had started every time Sampdoria had lost the ball: it was always long pass to wingers whom rarely found proper chances.

What meant game over in my mind, was Allegri’s cleverness. Robinho, after a powerful shot, kept his thigh in his hands: Allegri had decided to substitute El Shaarawy and just after he paid attention to Robinho, wasting the chance to have more forwards into the pitch.

Why did the only prima punta around -Pazzini- was on the bench?

Why did Galliani leave the stadium before the final whistle, when he disemboweled the team?

I hope Ac Milan will lose also the next two games, so the management will sack Allegri and Rossoneri could, at least, find decent tactics.

Mario Yepes, man of the match. The 36 year old guy played the second half as a defender, a midfielder and a striker.