"I see zero positives [with Allegri]. You can win the Scudetto, you just stick it in your ***. I don't care if you win matches. Except for the match against Udinese, he's been playing some ***** matches between the match against Inter and the first 60 minutes against Lazio. It's shameful. If the late Berlusconi were alive, I'd like to go to his house: 'Dear President, since you've always admired beauty, aesthetics, quality, what do we do about it?'"
"Everyone's complimenting him, and you yourself are now saying he's created a team, but he can shoot others down because he's smart. He's taking credit for things he doesn't deserve, because if I remember, last year, when we started with Fonseca, the whole team was united. And then? My friend taught me that Father Time arrives. Dark times will come, and I want to see what his talent will be there, through his journalist friends. 'We have staffing problems, we're short on players, we're playing without strikers,' because now the smart thing is to get ahead."
Antonio Cassano issues sharp criticism of AC Milan's performances and leadership despite the team sitting top of the league. He condemns Massimiliano Allegri's recent tactics and characterizes several matches as shameful, accusing Allegri of taking undue credit. He singles out Rafael Leao as unable to do anything right in his view, despite Leao enjoying his best goalscoring season. He contrasts current instability with the previous unity under Paulo Fonseca, warns of dark times ahead, and suggests media narratives and staffing excuses may be used to shield reputations rather than address aesthetic and quality concerns.
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