Yeah good memory. I remember Todt being under fire too. The difference with Domenicali being that Todt somehow managed to lure Schumacher from under Mclaren and Williams noses despite the team not being half the force they were 15 years before. Then he lured Brawn who fixed the reliability issues. And then they got Byrne to cancel his retirement plans. Scooping Alonso was a good move by Domenicali but somehow made possible by the termination of Kimis contract, wich costed Ferrari 50 million dollars after renewing the Fins contract just 12 months earlier under...Domenicali. Another sign of lack of vision imo.
Anyway, I agree that whatever we want, its Montezemolo's call to make. Will find out in the future what that will be.