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MILAN, 9 Decembers - Lesion to the crossed legamento front of the ginocchio skillful: the outcome of the magnetic resonance made from Gennaro Gattuso is this that tomorrow it will go to Anversa in order is made to visit from professor the Martens. The rossonero centrocampista has been made badly in the course of the game of Sunday against the Catania but it was however remained in field till the 90 ‘. Gattuso, accompanied from the sanitary coordinator of the Milan Jean Pierre Meersseman, will leave domattina for Anversa where it will come visited from professor the Martens.
ACTS GIA’ TOMORROW? - It could be operated already tomorrow to Anversa Gennaro Gattuso, if dottor the Martens will confirm the lesion to the crossed legamento front of the ginocchio skillful. In this case, the season for the rossonero centrocampista practically would be ended, since the recovery times for this type of participation are advanced to the six months. It would be be a matter of the longer absence from the fields from game for Gattuso that, in its career, does not have a thus serious accident never quickly. After the contest with the Catania, a pain P2o had perceived but nobody thought that the situation was thus serious. Instead, the examinations carried out in the afternoon have evidenced a lesion of the front crusader and staff the rossonero doctor has quickly decided to consult professor the Martens, considered one of the expert maximums of traumi to the ginocchio
Written by Darkvader on December 10th, 2008 with no comments.
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MILAN, 26 November - “We must play in order to gain and to pass to the turn avoiding all the unknown quantities of the last game”. It is how much has said the trainer of the Milan Carlo Ancelotti, to the airport of Malpensa, before embarking themselves with the square to the time of Portsmouth, in sight of the contest tomorrow evening for the Uefa Goblet.
With regard to the adversaries, Ancelotti has said to expect “a square above all much physical, frightening in house because it plays with long balls”.
Written by Darkvader on November 27th, 2008 with no comments.
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Real Counter-offensive. The Milan heads at Sergio Ramos in order to try to cover the empty one that will be opened at the moment of the goodbye of Paul Maldini? Well, Real Madrid club answers asking in exchange Alexandre Pato.
If in the ideal list of desires of Ramon Calderon it loses some Kakà position - the president of the “Merengues” has tried vain to carry it in regularly happens them Spanish in last the two years, going but to blink against the wall erected from Adrian Galliani -, ago instead its overbearing income the young rossonero jewel, landed to the court of Carl Ancelotti only in summer 2007, in exchange for 22 million euro.
Moreover, that of the Real cannot be considered a simple provocazione. To Madrid, in fact, they have an absolute need of bomber: to January one will arrive some in order tamponare the absence till the term of the season of the injured person Ruud Van Nistelrooy, but to june an other of great caratura will have some to arrive sure, that it offers to important guarantees for the future, held account of the age and the ailments of the Dutch (32 years) and of same eternal Raul (31).
Written by Darkvader on November 26th, 2008 with no comments.
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The highest score goes to Mourinho’s team, who crushed Ranieri’s team in an impressive show of superiority. Well done also to Roma, Reggina, Fiorentina and Sampdoria. Lecce and Chievo are disappointing: they only deserve 4 points each in our post-match report
INTER 8.5 - The score, the highest of them all, has been awarded for the importance of success, which comes before performance. Because Inter hadn’t beaten Juventus at the San Siro since 2004 (with Zaccheroni). Because they crushed Ranieri’s team from start to finish, in an impressive show of physical superiority. And finally, because they’ve left Juventus 6 points behind them and Milan 3 points behind. They have started to surge ahead.
ROMA 8 - Their second consecutive win, which makes a nice change after such a terrible start to the season. In Lecce we saw Roma back in charge with three players finding the net. And Totti’s chip seemed to start them on the long journey towards that fourth place. Well done to Spalletti for changing the formation, albeit belatedly, getting rid of the outfield positions and playing with two up front.
REGGINA 8 - From bottom to third from bottom, they’re continuing their amazing climb back up the table, which is looking more and more like last year’s comeback. Orlandi was right on the mark, by putting Cozza on the wing, behind Brienza and the back-in-form Corradi. Atalanta were overwhelmed and Juventus, who host the winners on Saturday evening, have been warned. Woe betide anyone who underestimates this Reggina who are back in amazing form.
FIORENTINA 7.5 - They made up for a nightmare of a first half with a fantastic display in the second when they destroyed Udinese with 4 goals. Welcome back to Montolivo who silenced his critics with his actions, as champions do. But Fiorentina must now show more consistency.
SAMPDORIA 7.5 - Bellucci opened the scoring with an amazing goal, Cassano closed with his trademark brace and Sampdoria are finally on their way, or even better returning to the heights of last season, bagging their fourth home win in a row. Taking three goals from Catania, who were one of the best in defence, was no mean feat, bearing in mind that they also scored three against Lecce last week. And so congratulations to Mazzarri who had never lost faith in them.
CAGLIARI 7 - Twice they fell behind, and twice they managed to draw level. Well done to Conti, the heart of the team, who sealed the 2-2 draw in stoppage time. Well done to Allegri who always puts out a good team. But hats off to Cellino, who backed the coach after the first 5 defeats.
TORINO 7 - Refereeing decisions aside, congratulations to Torino who played like a beast, especially after they fell behind. At 1-2, in the second half, we saw an unbridled team, led by a formidable Dzemaili and glowing with the class of Rosina. Stopping Milan wasn’t easy and so the final score of 2-2 tasted almost as sweet as victory.
GENOA 6.5 - Firstly betrayed by the referee who disallowed a legitimate goal from Milito and then by Rubinho, of all people, who gave the draw to Lazio. But they played well and so Gasperini’s beautiful Genoa were not disgraced by the draw, and Milito meanwhile retains his 2 goal lead over Gilardino.
SIENA 6.5 - They secured their first away win at Chievo. Don’t be deceived by the two penalties converted by Galloppa and Maccarone in the last 7 minutes of the game. Their success was fully deserved and demonstrated the character of this new Siena, who have been quick to learn the lessons of Giampaolo.
UDINESE 6 - The score is the average of the 8 awarded for the first half and the 4 (like the goals conceded) for the second half. Confirmation of the huge potential of Udinese, who however failed to play with the consistency and conviction of the big teams.
LAZIO 6 - They struggled to regain their form after the derby defeat, allowing Genoa too much space. But if nothing else, they never gave up, and clinched a draw with a shot from Dabo, thanks also to the decisive help of Rubinho.
NAPOLI 6 - Their run of 10 home wins was broken in the most ridiculous way, allowing Conti to draw level in injury time. They paid for the mistakes made through inexperience, especially in defence, frustrating the progress made by the usual Hamsik and Lavezzi. But the fact remains that they’re in third place and fully deserve to be there.
PALERMO 6 - They started badly, but finished better by snatching the 1-1 draw in stoppage time. Thanks to the substitutions made by Ballardini, including his clever move of putting on Succi, the Bolognese player who denied Bologna a victory, and to the attitude of the team as a whole. And so the question is this: why didn’t Palermo play like this from the start?
BOLOGNA 5.5 - A taste of their own medicine. Having drawn level at home with Roma in stoppage time, they too were caught in stoppage time by Palermo, giving a final score of 1-1. And so Mihajlovic reaches his third 1-1 scoreline in a row. Meanwhile, Bologna slip down to second from bottom, displaced by Reggina, and deeply mourning the 2 failed attempts on goal by Di Vaio.
MILAN 5.5 - They went behind, struck by the goal from Stellone, but came back strongly with the 2 goals from the Brazilians Pato and Ronaldinho. But only to subsequently suffer under the pace of Torino who gave them the runaround. And leaving any arguments about the officials aside, Milan, the world champions, with their sights set on the scudetto, can’t just throw away two points like that, looking up at Inter from 3 points behind, when they should be breathing down their necks from 1 point behind, within reach of overtaking them.
JUVENTUS 5 - They lost badly against Inter, never managing to relieve the pressure. Two shots on target, from Marchisio and Del Piero, weren’t enough for a team who had won their last 5 games. But Juventus have already made one comeback and so it’s too soon to count them out of the fight for the scudetto.
ATALANTA 4.5 - A shuddering start on the pitch of the more motivated Reggina and bringing on the weakened Vieri was of no use, as he squandered the chance of a goal which could have reopened the game. There’s something hampering the team, especially away from home. And it would be a mistake to pretend that there’s nothing wrong.
CATANIA 4.5 - Zenga was right to see red, as yet again Catania immediately fell behind and you can’t always recover like you can at home. At Sampdoria they conceded their third defeat away from home, even though the 0-3 scoreline was only secured in the final moments.
CHIEVO 4 - Bottom again with 6 points, like the number of points separating them from salvation and the number of consecutive defeats. Whether with Iachini or Di Carlo, they’re still playing the same tune and it’s out of key, because when you lose 0-2 at home, even with two penalties, and your best player is the keeper, you’re in trouble.
LECCE 4 - OK, they were facing the new Roma on the rise, but Lecce lost in the worst possible way, kissing their home invincibility goodbye. For the second week running they conceded 3 goals and this is what must cause the amazing, blameless Beretta to stop and think.
byAlberto Cerruti
Via: english.gazzetta.it
Written by Darkvader on November 24th, 2008 with no comments.
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These are Kakhaber Kaladze’s declarations of today: “I’m very sorry for my outburst of last night in Turin, which without doubt was due to the tension at the end of the game. However, I would like to point out that I formulated negative judgements towards referee Stefano Farina only and exclusively under the technical profile.”
Written by Darkvader on November 24th, 2008 with no comments.
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AC Milan vice-president Adriano Galliani has reiterated David Beckham will only stay at the club for three months before returning to the Los Angeles Galaxy.
Beckham is to join the Italian outfit on loan on January 7 and Rossoneri fans - including the son of club owner Silvio Berlusconi, Pier Silvio - have expressed the hope that the 33-year-old might remain for a longer spell.
But Galliani said: “I want to make clear that the club does not have any future projects for him (Beckham).
“All we know is that he will come to Dubai (winter break) and then he will return to Galaxy in March, besides that nothing else.”
The former Manchester United and Real Madrid midfielder, who was not included in Fabio Capello’s England squad for tonight’s international friendly in Germany, is under contract with the LA Galaxy until July 2012.
Written by Darkvader on November 19th, 2008 with no comments.
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Ronaldinho’s late strike was not enough to keep Milan’s Serie A leadership, as Lecce equalised deep into stoppages!
Confidence was high in the camp of the new Serie A leaders, who had not topped the table since 2004 and celebrated a last-gasp UEFA Cup win over Sporting Braga on Thursday. The Rossoneri had won four domestic games on the bounce and were eager to keep the momentum going against a Lecce side that had won one, drawn five and lost two in the last eight rounds.
Massimo Ambrosini, Philippe Senderos, Alessandro Nesta, Paolo Maldini and Andrea Pirlo were injured for the visitors, who hadn’t conceded a goal on their Serie A travels since September 24. Milan’s last win at the Via del Mare was seven years ago.
Daniele Cacia and Marco Borriello had audacious efforts in the opening minutes. Milan went very close when Kaka’s low shot squirmed through and Benussi flicked it off the line with his foot, but Borriello could only hit the side-netting with the rebound.
Benussi intercepted Gianluca Zambrotta’s chipped pass for Clarence Seedorf, while at the other end Cacia drilled inches wide of the near post. Moments later Cacia sprung the offside trap on a flicked on free kick, but his first touch let him down and Christian Abbiati pounced.
Cacia again went clear from Guillermo Giacomazzi’s pass, but smacked an audacious effort across the face of goal rather than roll across to Simone Tiribocchi.
Daniele Bonera was booked for bringing down Tiribocchi as he ran towards goal, while Benussi got down to smother a deflected Ronaldinho snapshot from 20 metres.
Borriello thought he had given Milan the lead by getting the lob out when the goalkeeper had already rushed out, but Suleymane Diamoutene performed a goalline clearance. From the resulting corner Ronaldinho crossed to the back post where Borriello incredibly ballooned over the bar from a couple of yards!
Diamoutene did well to clear a cross off Borriello’s foot with a diving header, but on the counter as part of the same move Marek Jankulovski’s sliding tackle was decisive to stop Cacia going clear.
Benussi punched a Kaka cross off Borriello’s head, taking some of the striker’s jaw with him. Borriello ran on to a loose ball and sprinted into the box, but his touch let him down and Benussi was able to fling himself at the ball.
Mathieu Flamini’s first touch was also poor as he ws unmarked at the back post for a Kaka cross flicked on by Borriello.
After the restart Guglielmo Stendardo’s brave and precise sliding tackle cut off Borriello in the box. However, Lecce had a fantastic opportunity when Seedorf got his head to a corner kick, leaving Abbiati stranded, but Giacomazzi incredibly turned on to the side-netting when totally unmarked!
It was a game where both teams seemed determined to miss the easiest chances. Borriello knocked on a goal kick for Kaka to burst into the box, but as Benussi rushed out and committed himself, the Brazilian stroked wide of an empty net!
Jankulovski volleyed a Kaka cross wide, while Ronaldinho was brought down outside the area and flashed his free kick across the face of goal. Milan were dominating possession, but could not find a way through a Lecce defence that had conceded just four goals in five home games.
Borriello just failed to get the tap-in on a taut Ronaldinho cross from the right, as Stendardo did just enough to put him off.
On 74 minutes the Lecce goal was under siege, as Benussi flew to palm away a Jankulovski angled drive, then managed to flap out the cross for Borriello’s head and Gennaro Gattuso’s cross was charged down for a corner.
The Rossoneri were furious when they wanted a penalty for a supposed Stendardo push on Daniele Bonera, but as the ball fell Borriello again ballooned over the bar from a promising position.
Polenghi was stretchered off after an accidental collision with Gattuso, making way for Esposito, while Pippo Inzaghi and Alexandre Pato replaced Mathieu Flamini and the wasteful Borriello.
It was certainly an inspired substitution! Pato’s first touch of the ball was a run down the right channel to cut back for Ronaldinho’s sliding finish into the net. Curiously, it was his first goal for Milan scored outside San Siro.
Moments later Pato got down the left and drilled wide from distance, but Abbiati gathered a Ronaldinho backpass just inside his box to give away an indirect free kick. The Rossoneri argued it was not an intentional backpass, as he was in midfield at the time. It did not matter, as Gattuso charged down the free kick.
Pato held off a defender to spin and set up Inzaghi, who fired off target from the D. Tiribocchi snatched at his volley in stoppages, but Cacia earned a late free kick that was floated to the edge of the six-yard box for Esposito’s header! Lecce equalised in the final moments of five minutes of injury time.
Lecce: Benussi; Polenghi (Esposito 78), Stendardo, Diamoutene, Antunes; Munari (Ardito 58), Giacomazzi (Caserta 65), Zanchetta, Ariatti; Cacia, Tiribocchi
Milan: Abbiati; Zambrotta, Bonera, Favalli, Jankulovski; Gattuso, Seedorf, Flamini (Pato 78); Ronaldinho (Emerson 84), Kaka; Borriello (Inzaghi 78)
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Written by Darkvader on November 10th, 2008 with no comments.
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 Catania 0 - 2 Udinese 
13′ A. Sanchez
83′ Fabio Quagliarella
Angelo Massimino Stadium
Referee: Luca Banti
Assistant Referees: Roberto Carrer (Conegliano) and Angelo Carretta (Padova)
Fourth Official: Leonardo Barcani (Florence) |
Torino 2 - 1 Atalanta 
62′ Nicola Amoruso 6′ Sergio Floccari
64′ Roberto Stellone
Olimpico di Torino Stadium
Referee: De Marco (Chiavari)
Assistant Referees: Masotti, M. Bernardoni
Fourth Official: Saccani
 Bologna 1 - 2 FC Juventus 
74′ M. Di Vaio 12′ Pavel Nedved
56′ Pavel Nedved
Dall’Ara Stadium
Referee: Matteo Trefoloni
Assistant Referees: Simone Pirondini and Luca Maggiani.
Fourth Official: Renzo Candussio |
Fiorentina 0 - 0 FC Inter 
Artemio Franchi Stadium
Referee: Roberto Rosetti (Turin)
Assistant Referees: Lanciano and Ayroldi
Fourth Official: Girardi
Napoli 3 - 0 Reggina 
7′ German Denis
16′ German Denis
63′ German Denis
San Paolo Stadium
Referee: Gervasoni (Mantua)
Assistants: Nicoletti, Romagnoli
Fourth Official: PierpStefano Farina
AC Milan 2 - 1 AC Siena 
31′ Filippo Inzaghi 54′ Simone Vergassola
65′ Kaka (pen3
San Siro Stadium
Referee: Domenico Celi (Campobasso)
Assistant Referees: Petrella, De Luca
Fourth Official: Gava
 Genoa 2 - 1 Cagliari 
25′ Papatasthopoulous 66′ P. Bianco
55′ Tiago
Luigi Ferraris Stadium
Referee: Valeri (Rome)
Assistant Referees: Bagnoli, Di Fiore
Fourth Official: Pinzani
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Lecce 1 - 1 Palermo 
22′ D. Cacia 87′ Edison Cavani
Via del Mare Stadium
Referee: Dino Tommasi (Bassano del Grappa)
Assistants: Ponziani, Italiani
Fourth Official: Ciampi
Chievo 1 - 2 Lazio 
11′ S. Pellisier 14′ Goran Pandev
82′ A. Mantovani (og)
B. Stadium
Referee: Bergonzi (Genoa)
Assistants: Griselli, Calcagno
Fourth Official: iRizzoli
AS Roma - Sampdoria 
match suspended for bad weather.
Raining ….
Olimpico di Roma Stadium
Referee: Tagliavento (Terni)
Assistants: Copelli, Stagnoli
Fourth Official: Giannocaro
Written by Darkvader on October 30th, 2008 with no comments.
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Catania 0 - 2 Udinese
13′ A. Sanchez
83′ Fabio Quagliarella
Angelo Massimino Stadium
Referee: Luca Banti
Assistant Referees: Roberto Carrer (Conegliano) and Angelo Carretta (Padova)
Fourth Official: Leonardo Barcani (Florence) |
Torino 2 - 1 Atalanta
62′ Nicola Amoruso 6′ Sergio Floccari
64′ Roberto Stellone
Olimpico di Torino Stadium
Referee: De Marco (Chiavari)
Assistant Referees: Masotti, M. Bernardoni
Fourth Official: Saccani
Bologna 1 - 2 FC Juventus
74′ M. Di Vaio 12′ Pavel Nedved
56′ Pavel Nedved
Dall’Ara Stadium
Referee: Matteo Trefoloni
Assistant Referees: Simone Pirondini and Luca Maggiani.
Fourth Official: Renzo Candussio |
Fiorentina 0 - 0 FC Inter
Artemio Franchi Stadium
Referee: Roberto Rosetti (Turin)
Assistant Referees: Lanciano and Ayroldi
Fourth Official: Girardi
Napoli 3 - 0 Reggina
7′ German Denis
16′ German Denis
63′ German Denis
San Paolo Stadium
Referee: Gervasoni (Mantua)
Assistants: Nicoletti, Romagnoli
Fourth Official: PierpStefano Farina
AC Milan 2 - 1 AC Siena
31′ Filippo Inzaghi 54′ Simone Vergassola
65′ Kaka (pen3
San Siro Stadium
Referee: Domenico Celi (Campobasso)
Assistant Referees: Petrella, De Luca
Fourth Official: Gava
Genoa 2 - 1 Cagliari
25′ Papatasthopoulous 66′ P. Bianco
55′ Tiago
Luigi Ferraris Stadium
Referee: Valeri (Rome)
Assistant Referees: Bagnoli, Di Fiore
Fourth Official: Pinzani
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Lecce 1 - 1 Palermo
22′ D. Cacia 87′ Edison Cavani
Via del Mare Stadium
Referee: Dino Tommasi (Bassano del Grappa)
Assistants: Ponziani, Italiani
Fourth Official: Ciampi
Chievo 1 - 2 Lazio
11′ S. Pellisier 14′ Goran Pandev
82′ A. Mantovani (og)
B. Stadium
Referee: Bergonzi (Genoa)
Assistants: Griselli, Calcagno
Fourth Official: iRizzoli
AS Roma - Sampdoria
match suspended for bad weather.
Raining ….
Olimpico di Roma Stadium
Referee: Tagliavento (Terni)
Assistants: Copelli, Stagnoli
Fourth Official: Giannocaro
Written by Darkvader on October 30th, 2008 with no comments.
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Real Madrid are ready to listen to offers for star defender Sergio Ramos.
Radio Marca says Real are pulling back from plans to offer Ramos a lifetime contract and instead are drawing up a file of past indiscretions, including his critical interview last weekend of coach Bernd Schuster.
Madrid management are fed-up with Ramos’ contract demands, particularly as since his arrival he’s seen his terms twice improved - tripling his original salary.
Now Real are ready to sell - and could do so as early as January if a European rival is willing to offer the right price.
Rene Ramos, Sergio’s brother and agent, held talks with Real chiefs on Tuesday and discussed a move abroad - with AC Milan being mentioned.
Written by Darkvader on October 29th, 2008 with no comments.
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MILAN, 9 Decembers - Lesion to the crossed legamento front of the ginocchio skillful: the outcome of the magnetic resonance made from Gennaro Gattuso is this that tomorrow it will go to Anversa in order is made to visit from professor the Martens. The rossonero centrocampista has been made badly in the course of the game of Sunday against the Catania but it was however remained in field till the 90 ‘. Gattuso, accompanied from the sanitary coordinator of the Milan Jean Pierre Meersseman, will leave domattina for Anversa where it will come visited from professor the Martens.
