After two painful losses in a row, Gattuso has promised us “something
different” for tomorrow’s match. Personally, I am hoping that it is something
called winning. Or even better, a good performance. But even to take home a
point (or three) would be considered mixing it up at this moment. And while
Gattuso’s attempts at different have never really made me comfortable (or been
successful,) I don’t want to see another performance or result like recent
games. And now for something completely different.
Winning is different, winning is good |
Udinese are flying high after beating Genoa 2-0 on the
weekend. For that match, Tudor lined up: Musso; Stryger Larsen, Troost-Ekong,
De Maio, Zeegelaar, Fofana, Sandro, Mandragora; Pussetto, Okaka, and De Paul. He
will be missing Sandro and Stryger Larsen, who are both suspended due to yellow
card accumulation. Nuytinck is still out, while Barak, D’Alessandro, and Machis
are all still struggling with injuries and may or may not be fit. One thing is
for certain, though: Milan don’t want to get any Lasagna in the face.
Gattuso has more ideas now than he did last season when
things fell apart. Whether or not they are good ideas remains to be seen. He
has one new injury, Conti is out with an injury. Obviously, Bonaventura is
still out, too. But other than that, he has a full squad to tinker with. He
spoke of things like playing a trequartista, which sounds lovely, as well as a
possible three man backline. That terrifies me.
Let's have the good Bakayoko for this game, please |
Something does need to change, we can only hope it is for
the better. Not only can we not afford to drop any more points in the race for
Champions League spots, we cannot afford to lose any more mentality by losing
matches and playing poorly. So get ready at least for some tactical changes.
And now for something
completely different.
This post inspired by the music of Monty
Python’s “Always Look on the Bright Side of Life”
Serie A Week 30
Milan vs. Udinese
Tuesday, April 2 •
19:00 CST (1pm EDT)
This match can be
streamed LIVE on ESPN+ in the U.S.
Milan-Udinese Preview: And Now For Something Completely Different
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