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Maldini Looking Forward To Juve Clash
Milan captain Paolo Maldini had words of praise for Juventus ahead of their upcoming clash, while he describes next week’s trip to Cagliari as a must-win game.
The Rossoneri have had their worst start to a Serie A season in many years and are currently sitting in 11th place in the table.
Next weekend Milan travel to Sardinia to play struggling Cagliari, before the European champions then renew their famous duel with Juventus on December 2.
“It’s great because there’s such a great rivalry between the two clubs and Serie A isn’t the same without Juve,” Maldini told the Milan channel. “I think it’ll be a great spectacle.
“As for Cagliari we want to prove ourselves so badly and we are going there desperate to win as these matches are crucial.
“I think results will depend a lot on the start of the game as has happened for us a lot this season.”
Maldini has only recently returned to first-team action following a long spell on the sidelines injured.
The legendary defender is currently in his 23rd season at the club, having made his debut way back in January 1985.
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Milan captain Paolo Maldini had words of praise for Juventus ahead of their upcoming clash, while he describes next week’s trip to Cagliari as a must-win game.
The Rossoneri have had their worst start to a Serie A season in many years and are currently sitting in 11th place in the table.
Next weekend Milan travel to Sardinia to play struggling Cagliari, before the European champions then renew their famous duel with Juventus on December 2.
“It’s great because there’s such a great rivalry between the two clubs and Serie A isn’t the same without Juve,” Maldini told the Milan channel. “I think it’ll be a great spectacle.
“As for Cagliari we want to prove ourselves so badly and we are going there desperate to win as these matches are crucial.
“I think results will depend a lot on the start of the game as has happened for us a lot this season.”
Maldini has only recently returned to first-team action following a long spell on the sidelines injured.
The legendary defender is currently in his 23rd season at the club, having made his debut way back in January 1985.
goal.com
Atalanta-Milan to be replayed
Monday 19 November, 2007
The abandoned Atalanta-Milan Week 12 fixture will be replayed behind closed doors and the Orobici have been hit by spectator sanctions.
The tragic death of Gabriele Sandri led to violent protests from sections of the Stadio Atleti Azzurri d’Italia on November 11.
After just seven minutes, the game was abandoned when the safety glass was broken despite attempts from Atalanta players to quell the protests.
There had been whispers that the game may be awarded as a 3-0 win to Milan, but instead the full 90 minutes will be played at a later date.
Atalanta have come under fire from the Press and the calcio community and the Curva Nord will now remain closed until March 31, 2008.
Meanwhile, Lazio have escaped action over reports of racist taunts aimed at Adrian Mutu during the Biancocelesti’s November 3 clash against Fiorentina.
Video evidence showed that Mutu was the victim of abusive chants, but there was no proof that they were discriminatory.
Juventus have been fined £12,000 after a banner reading “Ibrahimovic the grubby gypsy” was unveiled at Week 11’s Derby d’italia.
Monday 19 November, 2007
The abandoned Atalanta-Milan Week 12 fixture will be replayed behind closed doors and the Orobici have been hit by spectator sanctions.
The tragic death of Gabriele Sandri led to violent protests from sections of the Stadio Atleti Azzurri d’Italia on November 11.
After just seven minutes, the game was abandoned when the safety glass was broken despite attempts from Atalanta players to quell the protests.
There had been whispers that the game may be awarded as a 3-0 win to Milan, but instead the full 90 minutes will be played at a later date.
Atalanta have come under fire from the Press and the calcio community and the Curva Nord will now remain closed until March 31, 2008.
Meanwhile, Lazio have escaped action over reports of racist taunts aimed at Adrian Mutu during the Biancocelesti’s November 3 clash against Fiorentina.
Video evidence showed that Mutu was the victim of abusive chants, but there was no proof that they were discriminatory.
Juventus have been fined £12,000 after a banner reading “Ibrahimovic the grubby gypsy” was unveiled at Week 11’s Derby d’italia.
Blatter Blasts Un-Italian Inter
FIFA President Sepp Blatter has criticised Inter for the lack of Italians in their team and says that changes could come into effect as early as next month regarding foreign quotas.
Inter have been criticised for a number of years now over their lack of home-grown players, and they currently possess just one first-team player, Marco Materazzi, who is Italian.
Indeed out of the 28 players registered in the Nerazzurri’s senior squad, only five are Italian, with three of these being goalkeepers.
“I must re-iterate that it is just not on that an Italian club can only have three Europeans in their team, and not even a single player from their home country,” said Blatter.
“Look at Juventus, they have at least six Italians in their team. In December perhaps there will be some modifications in the European Union on the subject.
“At present limitations at this type of sporting level does not exist.”
There has been much debate in the footballing world over recent months whether restrictions should be introduced so that teams are forced to field a certain number of homegrown players.
Carlo Garganese
FIFA President Sepp Blatter has criticised Inter for the lack of Italians in their team and says that changes could come into effect as early as next month regarding foreign quotas.
Inter have been criticised for a number of years now over their lack of home-grown players, and they currently possess just one first-team player, Marco Materazzi, who is Italian.
Indeed out of the 28 players registered in the Nerazzurri’s senior squad, only five are Italian, with three of these being goalkeepers.
“I must re-iterate that it is just not on that an Italian club can only have three Europeans in their team, and not even a single player from their home country,” said Blatter.
“Look at Juventus, they have at least six Italians in their team. In December perhaps there will be some modifications in the European Union on the subject.
“At present limitations at this type of sporting level does not exist.”
There has been much debate in the footballing world over recent months whether restrictions should be introduced so that teams are forced to field a certain number of homegrown players.
Carlo Garganese
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