This week Mina Rzouki, Patrick Kendrick and Nicky Bandini answered the big questions about Milan and Stefano Pioli:
Is the pressure now off Stefano Pioli at Milan somewhat after an excellent performance, defeating Roma 3-1 at San Siro, which saw the last of José Mourinho in charge of Roma?
Has Pioli shown enough to remain in charge of Milan beyond this season?
Is he a victim of his own success by increasing expectations after winning Serie A two seasons ago?
And how much is the perception of Pioli's and Milan's success tied to the achievements of cross-town rivals Inter?
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