Ciro: Mind your own business, Mou!
Saturday 3 October, 2009
Ciro Ferrara has turned the tables on Jose Mourinho and prepares Juventus for the difficult trip to Palermo.
For weeks the Special One has been sniping at Juve and accused the media of treating their Champions League draw at Bayern Munich like “a masterpiece” while simultaneously criticising Inter’s 1-1 with Rubin Kazan.
“I really don’t understand what Mourinho is talking about and I think it’s time for everyone to focus on their own situation rather than throw stones,” snapped Ferrara in today’s Press conference.
“If Mourinho so famously said he was not an idiot when he first arrived at Inter, then I’m no dummy either.
“As for the criticism Inter have received in the media, it’s only normal that the Coach of a top team is picked apart.”
Having shrugged off Mourinho’s sideswipes, Ferrara turned his attention to the matter at hand, namely Sunday night’s visit to Palermo.
You can watch that game LIVE from 19.45 UK time on ESPN and online.
“We have real hunger to do well and I hope this can be the last match where we run into such problems, because we want to enjoy the three points again and end this run of stalemates.
“We are going into a very difficult arena, as Palermo also want to get back on track.”
Recent Bianconeri outings in all competition have been draws against Bordeaux, Bologna, Genoa and Bayern Munich.
This run has lost them the leadership of Serie A, as they sit in second place behind Sampdoria.
Alessandro Del Piero was hoping to be back for this match, but has been ruled out for at least another three weeks with a thigh strain.
“It has nothing to do with the pre-season training, as he already had this type of problem for a long time.”
Football-Italia.net
Saturday 3 October, 2009
Ciro Ferrara has turned the tables on Jose Mourinho and prepares Juventus for the difficult trip to Palermo.
For weeks the Special One has been sniping at Juve and accused the media of treating their Champions League draw at Bayern Munich like “a masterpiece” while simultaneously criticising Inter’s 1-1 with Rubin Kazan.
“I really don’t understand what Mourinho is talking about and I think it’s time for everyone to focus on their own situation rather than throw stones,” snapped Ferrara in today’s Press conference.
“If Mourinho so famously said he was not an idiot when he first arrived at Inter, then I’m no dummy either.
“As for the criticism Inter have received in the media, it’s only normal that the Coach of a top team is picked apart.”
Having shrugged off Mourinho’s sideswipes, Ferrara turned his attention to the matter at hand, namely Sunday night’s visit to Palermo.
You can watch that game LIVE from 19.45 UK time on ESPN and online.
“We have real hunger to do well and I hope this can be the last match where we run into such problems, because we want to enjoy the three points again and end this run of stalemates.
“We are going into a very difficult arena, as Palermo also want to get back on track.”
Recent Bianconeri outings in all competition have been draws against Bordeaux, Bologna, Genoa and Bayern Munich.
This run has lost them the leadership of Serie A, as they sit in second place behind Sampdoria.
Alessandro Del Piero was hoping to be back for this match, but has been ruled out for at least another three weeks with a thigh strain.
“It has nothing to do with the pre-season training, as he already had this type of problem for a long time.”
Football-Italia.net
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