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That's obvious, but it's much harder to pick our worst performer.

You didn't miss much, except for the last 5 mins or so.

And I feel Molinaro is one of our better players so far.

Manninger, 9 Molinaros and Giovinco.

Sub Momo.

I think exactly the opposite. Ranieri has so far put faith in him by playing him often, almost always when possible, so there's no pressure on him, no reason for him not to have confidence, yet he still fails to deliver.

I don't think that Grygera is defensively worse than Alves, Bosingwa, or Neville.

I believe our defense owes a lot to Momo. I think our defense is solid, but it's him that makes the real difference.

Not all players are impact players, not everyone can come off the bench and have a great game. And most of the players will tell you it's harder to come from the bench than play from the beginning.

Kinda reminds me of a certain young player we have in our squad right now.

In order for him to show off his skills, we need to abandon the long balls we use everytime we have a comfortable lead.

I like Hamsik a lot, but he played LM for the national team and he sucked there. He was completely out of position. As soon as the coach moved him to the center (in the same match) he was a completely different player.

He's 20 or 21. He has the right to be inconsistent, especially considering how mature his football is at such an early stage.

George Best regularly trained drunk or hung over, yet he was able to score three goals in the evening. In other words, what is the purpose of training well if you can't do anything in the match and vice-versa?

He'll get a nice rest and then tear Milan apart.

from channel4.com Some wise words from him after a solid match.

Or a coffin at the end of the season.

Looks like a match form 1930s, as the player aren't running anymore :D

And unpredictable. Who has foreseen Marco for Mauro and IQ four Amauri? Pure genius.

Surprise sub by CR!!!