I think you lack the experience to see the big picture. I trust the management that has done well in 20 and more years, and I think R7 is relying on his experience as well. I don't see it as fatal as you see it - I don't think we're struggling.
I don't think experience's got anything to do with it. I've been a Milan fan for 13 years now, and I know very well how things work in this club. Right now, I don't feel very safe nor optimistic about this club's future. The wind has changed. Berlusconi has gotten old. His passion to invest in this club is not the same as of 10 or 20 years ago. I think we are struggling, big time. The economic crises, Berlusconi's personal problems, the crazy-spending spree that has infected Europe, the decline of Italian football... There are many factors that contribute to it. We're nowhere near to compete with the big European powerhouses. And the management doesn't seem to be doing anything about it. I'm sick of Galliani's chattering about the fiscal differences, the stadium revenues etc. Even though he might be 100% correct, it's no excuse for a giant club like AC Milan to stand still while the rest of the competitors get stronger by the year.
Simply said: no. It's much more then investing right or wisely. It's marketing, business, preparation, keeping a balanced financial situation and adapting. We've become lately very unflexible, but it still is just a transitional phase IMO. I think a lot will change in football in let's say a decade or so. The gigantic transfer sums, the millions of Euros debts - all that has to break at some point. And as I see it, our management will be or is preparing us for those times.
A decade. Perfect. Wake me up when that comes.

