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Conceicao was the only attacking player who did well. I liked Kalulu and Savona’s performance as well.

He did both lol. He was criminally convicted for securities fraud not related to the AIDS drug price gouging. Fun fact, he started his career at Jim Cramer’s firm.

Get that dude into our squad.

I put him on ignore and now I’m missing on moments like this.

These fucking companies man. GE turned the Hudson into a toxic waste dump, although it’s not as bad as it used to be.

So he was underwhelming, but we didn’t take it? @Post Ironic

The tech industry isn’t doing so well if you’re an employee.

I’m seriously considering buying some Bitcoin now. I know it’s FOMO, but the world is full of retards, and we are living in the Age of the Retard. So might as well join them.

We’re also out for revenge because they sold us our worst player.

Not everybody needs to be good at everything.

Why would you do this? Wouldn’t wish this on my worst enemy.

If Tottenham can do it, so can we. in all fairness though, Tottenham have always been City’s bogey team.

I love how your takes have zero nuance. You are a Bianconero through and through. Not a shade of grey in you.

For the record I give Motta 10/10 for his defensive solidity. I’m not very impressed with the attack yet- even accounting for all the injuries and absences

Sure, but it took Allegri 64 games in first stint to reach 4 0-0 draws, and 103 games in his second stint. So these are concerning numbers for Motta for sure.

13 of Allegri’s 304 Serie A games with Juve ended in a 0-0 draw. That’s roughly 4.2% of games. 4 of 13 of Motta’s Serie A games with us have ended 0-0. That’s 31% of his games.

You can count on one hand how many minutes the count gets to play.

Milan GK should go take a nap.

I bet Allegri’s jerking off to this match.

We have no attacking threat in the box without him.