AC Milan

[GiantKiller]

Great interview. Agree with everything he says about why Milan aren't what they should and used to be. Also, I've got to admit, I'm somewhat envious of Milan and their legendary defenders.

 

[lovebarca]

What matters most, Apart from footballing technique ?

Values. They build character and most of all a sense of loyalty. Sometimes they make you take a longer route but in the end it’s all worth it.

brilliant answer.....

 

[Ode to Django]

Yeah sorry about the wall of text, i figured if i just posted the link people wouldn't bother reading it & it's a really good interview, real good guy.

 

[Barcaman]

Lack of continuity he repeats.
I kinda got the feeling he would be willing to take sports director position but Galliani abolished it, he said.

 

[Fishdoll]

So, today Milan had a friendly vs. 4th division side Pro Patria on Pro Patria's home pitch. In the 26th minute of the game, a section of the home support started hurling racist abuse at the 4 Milan players of color (Boateng, Emanuelson, Niang, and Muntari). Milan walked off the pitch and abandoned the game. Glad to see them doing the right thing.

 

[Meitux]

Asshole fans of a team that doesnt exist.Not even a little respect from those idiots

 

[CatalinR10]

So, today Milan had a friendly vs. 4th division side Pro Patria on Pro Patria's home pitch. In the 26th minute of the game, a section of the home support started hurling racist abuse at the 4 Milan players of color (Boateng, Emanuelson, Niang, and Muntari). Milan walked off the pitch and abandoned the game. Glad to see them doing the right thing.

 

[Flavia]

It's so sad to see this still happens all over the world. 21st century, 15th century mentality.

 

[Diogo28]

This is sick...

 

[FCBarca]

Showed dignity for Boateng to do the courageous thing, glad he did it...Just remains to be seen what the FIGC actually does about this, otherwise it's yet another example of racist abuse left without any real penalty or action

 

[Sultan]

Showed dignity for Boateng to do the courageous thing, glad he did it...Just remains to be seen what the FIGC actually does about this, otherwise it's yet another example of racist abuse left without any real penalty or action

I'm glad he did that too. Can't believe these things are still happening this often. Very sad indeed.

Kudos to AC Milan Players, Management.

 

[XaviMessiGirl]

And the mayor of that town goes and says that it was wrong for the players to stop the game and it was basically Boateng's own fault he got racially abused. What a load of shit. You really shouldn't have to expect players to just deal with that sort of abuse, let alone blame them for it.

FIGC launched an investigation.

 

[Galning]

Italy

 

[Flavia]

And the mayor of that town goes and says that it was wrong for the players to stop the game and it was basically Boateng's own fault he got racially abused. What a load of shit. You really shouldn't have to expect players to just deal with that sort of abuse, let alone blame them for it.

FIGC launched an investigation.

The mayor said that? Jesus... Blaming the victim for the abuse is so, so stupid. Let's hope the investigation amount to something.

 

[Tomchin]

Could anyone tell me what Milan's starting line-up looks like these days? Haven't seen them play anymore since our CL-encounters last year, and since so many of their starters left last summer... I'll be seeing them live in Camp Nou mid March, so I already want to prepare a little bit for the game