Yes and Milan had no problems upfront this season.
Yeah, if Ronaldo and Inzaghi weren't injured all season long and if Gilardino wasn't the timber he is, i'm 100% sure that Paloschi wouldn't have played at all.
He was just an emergency, nothing else, and Paloschi playing has absolutely nothing to do with Milan giving chances to the youngsters.
Guys, you need to realize that most of our youngsters aren't as good as you think they are. At most 2 out of 50 players from our primavera could make it at the end. Don't put too much hope on them.
Don't look at Arsenal. Wenger's team isn't consisted of players that grew up in Arsenal's youth schools.
We aren't Empoli to give so many chances to unproven kids and hope they'll be good. Criscito was a good example, Nocerino is a good example. We need players that will make an immediate impact and if the choice, at the moment, is between Amauri and Lanzafame, i know who will be the one i'd pick.
Ask yourselves, how many players in Lippi time when we ruled Europe came from Juve primavera ?
None of us know for sure, but probably there were similar discussions back in 1996 when instead of giving chances to some primavera players we decided to buy some midfielder from Bordaux, some unproven Aussie-Italian from Atalanta, some Uruguayan butcher from Atalanta and one Croatian striker who looks similar to Amauri in his body constitution.
It's ok to have younger players in the team but we should pick them depending on how good they are. There should be no advantages for someone coming from Juve's youth system over someone like Sissoko who's just as young but didn't play for Juve's primavera. Only the quality matters !