word. hopefully we wont be seeing more of last night.
now we just need to concentrate on empoli and unleash our rage.
now we just need to concentrate on empoli and unleash our rage.
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For those of you who are speculating Mourinho going to Milan, did you see that Berlusconi watched the game with Sacchi and Capello sitting next to him?
I had the thought of Mourinho going to Milan but I don't see him getting in agreement with Berlusconi and this is what Berlusconi knows and that's why i think he'll avoid him.
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I had the thought of Mourinho going to Milan but I don't see him getting in agreement with Berlusconi and this is what Berlusconi knows and that's why i think he'll avoid him.
On another note
FORZA GENOA
Berlusconi: I Am Not Worried
Milan President Silvio Berlusconi is not worried by the club's poor form in Serie A and is confident the team will soon start winning again.
The Rossoneri have had their worst start to a Serie A season for 24 years and slipped up again today with a 1-0 loss at home to Roma.
The result means that Milan have won just two of their opening nine league games, and they currently sit in 13th position, 11 points behind league-leaders Inter, and only two points above the relegation zone.
"Milan are European Champions, European Supercup Champions, and next month will be fighting for the World Club Cup," said Berlusconi.
"We are not distracted. Unfortunately in football there is a lot of irrationality. But there's no need to be worried.
"I have had a long career as President of this club and I remember years when we have gone though some negative periods and then returned to start winning again. I am not worried."
Milan will be hoping to kickstart their domestic campaign on Wednesday night when they travel to another struggling side, Sampdoria.
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Milan President Silvio Berlusconi is not worried by the club's poor form in Serie A and is confident the team will soon start winning again.
The Rossoneri have had their worst start to a Serie A season for 24 years and slipped up again today with a 1-0 loss at home to Roma.
The result means that Milan have won just two of their opening nine league games, and they currently sit in 13th position, 11 points behind league-leaders Inter, and only two points above the relegation zone.
"Milan are European Champions, European Supercup Champions, and next month will be fighting for the World Club Cup," said Berlusconi.
"We are not distracted. Unfortunately in football there is a lot of irrationality. But there's no need to be worried.
"I have had a long career as President of this club and I remember years when we have gone though some negative periods and then returned to start winning again. I am not worried."
Milan will be hoping to kickstart their domestic campaign on Wednesday night when they travel to another struggling side, Sampdoria.
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Cassano temper flares in Catania
Channel4.com wrote:
Antonio Cassano insulted Vincenzo Montella and stormed off, while Sampdoria accuse Catania of attacking them in the players’ tunnel.
The 2-0 home win at the Stadio Massimino was a hotbed of controversy and incident this afternoon.
The problems started before kick-off, when the Blucerchiati allege five Catania stewards insulted and pushed their players.
“We have only informed the FIGC of what happened, but we will not present an appeal against the result,” explained a statement from the club.
“Some of our directors and players were approached and verbally attacked – in some cases physically attacked – by some of the stadium workers.”
Catania have reacted furiously to this allegation and President Antonino Pulvirenti rushed to the defence of his staff.
“We are indignant at this accusation. I have spoken to the figure responsible for public order and he told me nothing happened. Just a few shouts, a purely verbal disagreement.
“They wanted to use the situation to veer the match in a certain way, but we did well to win fair and square on the pitch.”
During the week there had already been very public arguments between the sides. Catania director of sport Pietro Lo Monaco had pointed out how Coach Walter Mazzarri – who last season was in charge of Reggina – told the media he was “disappointed” that Chievo had been relegated rather than Catania.
“Mazzarri was unhappy about Catania staying in Serie A last summer, then he comes here and bases everything on confusion,” continued Pulvirenti.
“We have a statement from the police confirming that nothing happened. The rest is all talk.”
Sampdoria also hit the headlines during the game for another ‘Cassanata’ – the name Fabio Capello gave to the bursts of anger that often affected Cassano in his career.
Making his first start of the season, he lasted just 39 minutes before limping off with a new thigh injury. He did not wait for the bench to complete the substitution, instead walking straight off the pitch.
Teammate Montella tried to stop him, but Cassano shook off his hand and clearly swore at the former Roma man, demanding to be left alone and asking him “are you crazy?”
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Sunday 28 October, 2007
Channel4.com wrote:
Antonio Cassano insulted Vincenzo Montella and stormed off, while Sampdoria accuse Catania of attacking them in the players’ tunnel.
The 2-0 home win at the Stadio Massimino was a hotbed of controversy and incident this afternoon.
The problems started before kick-off, when the Blucerchiati allege five Catania stewards insulted and pushed their players.
“We have only informed the FIGC of what happened, but we will not present an appeal against the result,” explained a statement from the club.
“Some of our directors and players were approached and verbally attacked – in some cases physically attacked – by some of the stadium workers.”
Catania have reacted furiously to this allegation and President Antonino Pulvirenti rushed to the defence of his staff.
“We are indignant at this accusation. I have spoken to the figure responsible for public order and he told me nothing happened. Just a few shouts, a purely verbal disagreement.
“They wanted to use the situation to veer the match in a certain way, but we did well to win fair and square on the pitch.”
During the week there had already been very public arguments between the sides. Catania director of sport Pietro Lo Monaco had pointed out how Coach Walter Mazzarri – who last season was in charge of Reggina – told the media he was “disappointed” that Chievo had been relegated rather than Catania.
“Mazzarri was unhappy about Catania staying in Serie A last summer, then he comes here and bases everything on confusion,” continued Pulvirenti.
“We have a statement from the police confirming that nothing happened. The rest is all talk.”
Sampdoria also hit the headlines during the game for another ‘Cassanata’ – the name Fabio Capello gave to the bursts of anger that often affected Cassano in his career.
Making his first start of the season, he lasted just 39 minutes before limping off with a new thigh injury. He did not wait for the bench to complete the substitution, instead walking straight off the pitch.
Teammate Montella tried to stop him, but Cassano shook off his hand and clearly swore at the former Roma man, demanding to be left alone and asking him “are you crazy?”
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Yesterday:
Torino 2-0 Cagliari
Napoli 3-1 Juventus
Today:
AC Milan 0 - 1 AS Roma
Catania 2 - 0 Sampdoria
Empoli 0 - 1 Atalanta
Lazio 0 - 1 Udinese
Palermo 0 - 0 Inter Milan
Parma 3 - 2 Livorno
Siena 0 - 0 Reggina
Genoa 0 - 0 Fiorentina
League table
Inter 21
Roma 18
Fiorentina 17
Juventus 17
Udinese 15
Napoli 14
Atalanta 14
Catania 13
Palermo 13
Genoa 13
Torino 11
Sampdoria 11
Milan 10
Lazio 10
Parma 9
Cagliari 8
Empoli 8
Siena 7
Reggina 5
Livorno 2
TOPSCORERS
Z. Ibrahimovic 7
D. Trézéguet 7
F. Totti 7
Kaka 6
A. Mutu 6
M. Borriello 5
P. Foggia 4
V. Iaquinta 4
Top 5 Referees
Rocchi, G.
Rosetti, R.
Banti, L.
Rizzoli, N.
Giannoccaro, A.
Top 5 Goal Score Rate
AS Roma 36 mins
Fiorentina 39 mins
Juventus 40 mins
Inter Milan 43 mins
Napoli 48 mins
31 October 2007
Roma v Lazio
Atalanta v Cagliari
Fiorentina v Napoli
Internazionale v Genoa
Juventus v Empoli
Palermo v Parma
Reggina v Livorno
Sampdoria v Milan
Siena v Catania
Udinese v Torino
Torino 2-0 Cagliari
Napoli 3-1 Juventus
Today:
AC Milan 0 - 1 AS Roma
Catania 2 - 0 Sampdoria
Empoli 0 - 1 Atalanta
Lazio 0 - 1 Udinese
Palermo 0 - 0 Inter Milan
Parma 3 - 2 Livorno
Siena 0 - 0 Reggina
Genoa 0 - 0 Fiorentina
League table
Inter 21
Roma 18
Fiorentina 17
Juventus 17
Udinese 15
Napoli 14
Atalanta 14
Catania 13
Palermo 13
Genoa 13
Torino 11
Sampdoria 11
Milan 10
Lazio 10
Parma 9
Cagliari 8
Empoli 8
Siena 7
Reggina 5
Livorno 2
TOPSCORERS
Z. Ibrahimovic 7
D. Trézéguet 7
F. Totti 7
Kaka 6
A. Mutu 6
M. Borriello 5
P. Foggia 4
V. Iaquinta 4
Top 5 Referees
Rocchi, G.
Rosetti, R.
Banti, L.
Rizzoli, N.
Giannoccaro, A.
Top 5 Goal Score Rate
AS Roma 36 mins
Fiorentina 39 mins
Juventus 40 mins
Inter Milan 43 mins
Napoli 48 mins
31 October 2007
Roma v Lazio
Atalanta v Cagliari
Fiorentina v Napoli
Internazionale v Genoa
Juventus v Empoli
Palermo v Parma
Reggina v Livorno
Sampdoria v Milan
Siena v Catania
Udinese v Torino
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