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Berlusconi likes Van Basten for AC Milan
tribalfootball.com - November 1, 2005
AC Milan patron Silvio Berlusconi admits he is keeping tabs on Marco van Basten's success with the Holland national team.
Reflecting on Saturday's 3-1 defeat of Juventus, Berlusconi said: "The thing that impressed me most against Juve has been the character.
"After Ancelotti? There is time, we enjoy now this beautiful present. But I see that Van Basten is doing very well with Holland.
"You know he is someone that understands football and would understand us."
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Sanz Jr admits doubts over Parma coach Beretta
tribalfootball.com - November 1, 2005
Prospective Parma president Lorenzo Sanz Jr has admitted concerns over coach Mario Beretta.
Sanz Jr is finalising takeover negotiations on behalf of Dad, Lorenzo Snr, and revealed: "Wednesday will be the decisive day, during which we will formalize the purchase of Parma.
"I have noticed many things that need review. It is not only a team, but a trainer problem."
Asked about talk of Ernesto Valverde replacing Beretta, Sanz added: "We haven't made a decision."
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Fiorentina star Toni: Batistuta comparison too early
tribalfootball.com - November 1, 2005
Fiorentina star Luca Toni says it's too early for him to be compared with club legend Gabriel Batistuta.
"I am happy, for sure I'm now coming into my peak and this is the best moment of my career," said Toni.
"Batistuta and I are two attackers with enough similarities, however a comparison with him seems premature. Batistuta has indeed done a lot for this club and this city."
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Anderlecht's Vanden Borre: Inter Milan too soon for me
tribalfootball.com - November 1, 2005
Anderlecht defender Anthony Vanden Borre believes a move to Inter Milan could come too soon for him.
The teenage Belgium international is a target for Inter, but says: "I'm too young to go to Inter Milan.
"Going from Anderlecht to Inter is too big a step for me. I know Ajax are interested, but going to Holland would be like moving sideways.
"Anyway, I am committed to Anderlecht and intend to play out the season with them."
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Adriano apologises to Inter Milan for controversies
tribalfootball.com - November 1, 2005
Underfire Inter Milan striker Adriano has again apologised for the controversy he has created in recent weeks.
He caused controversy and was publicly taken down a peg by Juan Sebastian Veron after he took an extra three days to return from international duty, then turned up an hour late for Friday's training session amid reports he had been out dancing the night before.
"I analysed this difficult time with President Giacinto Facchetti and made him a promise: I want to find my form as soon as possible so that I can help Inter which, recently, I have been unable to do," he told the official club website.
"I promised President Facchetti that I will do what the club, the Coach, my team-mates and the fans ask of me.
"When I renewed my contract with Inter, I made a precise choice, because I want to win and continue to grow both as a player and a man."
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Mancini insists he's committed to AS Roma
tribalfootball.com - November 1, 2005
Brazilian midfielder Mancini has contradicted his agent's comments and committed his future to AS Roma.
"Roma is a tough place to play football, as the fans are in love and deeply passionate with their club," Mancini said.
"I'm sorry that some people thought ill of me. I like all this euphoria and walking around the city, as I doubt there is a place more beautiful. I am counting on Roma."
There has been confusion around Mancini's future ever since the summer, when there were rumours he had met with Juventus to discuss a transfer to Fabio Capello's side.
"I cannot deny that Capello has been a very important Coach for my career and I must recognise that. At the same time, I have great faith in Luciano Spalletti."
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Roma's Mancini hopes Cassano friendship won't work against him
tribalfootball.com - November 1, 2005
AS Roma midfielder Mancini says he doesn't believe he's bring frozen out of the first team due to his close friendship with contract rebel Antonio Cassano.
There are also suggestions that Mancini's friendship with Cassano has put him under increasing pressure from supporters.
He said: "We are certainly friends, but I don't even want to think about someone cutting me out because of that."
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AC Milan patron Berlusconi: Mancini must do better with Inter Milan players
tribalfootball.com - November 1, 2005
AC Milan patron Silvio Berlusconi has had a sly dig at Inter Milan coach Roberto Mancini.
Berlusconi believes Inter supremo Massimo Moratti deserves better reward for the players he has signed for Mancini this season.
He said: "I hope, on behalf of Milan, that the Nerazzurri can soon turn out the results that they deserve and that above all Moratti deserves.
"This season it seems to me that Mancini has all the players necessary in order to win and the job to get back into the championship race is not beyond them."
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Capello: Juventus midfield not in crisis
tribalfootball.com - November 1, 2005
Juventus coach Fabio Capello has bristled over claims his midfield setup is in crisis after Saturday's defeat at AC Milan.
"I have reviewed the game, Milan has been dynamic and aggressive," said Capello. "But I do not agree on the reports in the newspapers - my midfield does not seem to me in crisis.
"The problem was the Milan midfield. Once they went ahead, their defence did not give us any space to work in."
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Juventus keeper Chimenti admits Pirlo "mistake"
tribalfootball.com - November 1, 2005
Juventus goalkeeper Antonio Chimenti has apologised for his error during Saturday's 3-1 defeat at AC Milan.
"Andrea Pirlo's goal went in because of my mistake, even if the ball took a strange swerve as it came round the wall," conceded Chimenti.
"Milan punished us in the first half, but we have the right potential to get out of this situation."
Chimenti is Juve's third choice goalkeeper and started due to Gianluigi Buffon's shoulder injury and a bout of tonsillitis for Christian Abbiati.
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Juventus coach Capello holds players meeting
tribalfootball.com - November 1, 2005
Juventus coach Fabio Capello held a players' meeting on Sunday to review the previous evening's defeat at AC Milan.
Capello analysed the game with his players, excusing none of them and highlighting the individual errors that were made.
While goalkeeper Antonio Chimenti put his hands up for Andrea Pirlo's strike, Capello also criticised David Trezeguet and Gianluca Pessotto for failing to shut the midfielder down.
The Juve coach went into detail on how all three goals were conceded and while calm with his criticism, did not pull punches when addressing his highly paid stars.
Meanwhile, Juve's technical team are slightly concerned that Capello's players are beginning to show signs of fatigue after the failures against Milan and Bayern Munich last month.
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Juventus chief Moggi: 3-1 defeat better than 1-0
tribalfootball.com - November 1, 2005
Juventus director general Luciano Moggi believes Saturday's defeat at AC Milan could be the best thing for his team.
"Losing 3-1 will be good for us," said Moggi. "Losing 1-0 would have been worse. That wouldn't have demanded as big a reaction from the players.
"The loss would not have been a drama. But now our players are angry and will be motivated to do better."
