"We don't believe Milan are in crisis," Wolfsburg defenders Andrea Barzagli and Cristian Zaccardo
By Anna
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Covering the UEFA Cup from an Italian Perspective
Guys, I am glad to read the declarations from two of my ex favorites Palermo players Cristian Zaccardo and Andrea Barzagli on the eve of the UEFA Cup Matchday 5 from Group Stage E AC MILAN - WOLFSBURG. In the first place, I never agreed with President Zamparini getting rid of Zaccardo and Barzagli.
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Here are the principal declarations made by the two Italian defenders who play for Wolfsburg, who talked during the press conference as did coach Felix Magath: "We don't believe Milan are in crisis. We are happy to play in an Italian stadium again, particularly against Milan who have many national team mates, including Daniele Bonera and Marco Borriello, who have also done well with the Under 21 side."
I also agree with Wolfsburg Coach Felix Magath that they have nothing to lose. The one to be worried is Milan guys. Milan besides winning must win convincingly, there is no other way out.
Here are the words of Felix Magath, coach of Wolfsburg, this afternoon at San Siro: "We have nothing to lose, the qualification is already achieved, but we feel this game strongly both for the importance of finishing first, and the importance of the opponent, Milan. I expect our opponents to be at their best, I'm convinced that against us Milan will not be conditioned by injuries."
2008 - 2009 UEFA Cup Group Stage E Matchday 5
AC MILAN - WOLFSBURG
Wednesday, December 17, 2008
San Siro Stadium
11:30 a.m. USA Pacific Time
Referee: Mark Courtney (NIR)
Assistant referee: Thomas Fairfield (NIR) Paul Munn (NIR)
Fourth official: Alan Black (NIR)
UEFA Delegate: Yoav Strauss (ISR)
UEFA Referee observer: Franz Wöhrer (AUT)
What do you think Zaccardo and Barzagli's declarations? Is MIlan in crisis or not and why?
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Guys, I am glad to read the declarations from two of my ex favorites Palermo players Cristian Zaccardo and Andrea Barzagli on the eve of the UEFA Cup Matchday 5 from Group Stage E AC MILAN - WOLFSBURG. In the first place, I never agreed with President Zamparini getting rid of Zaccardo and Barzagli.
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Here are the principal declarations made by the two Italian defenders who play for Wolfsburg, who talked during the press conference as did coach Felix Magath: "We don't believe Milan are in crisis. We are happy to play in an Italian stadium again, particularly against Milan who have many national team mates, including Daniele Bonera and Marco Borriello, who have also done well with the Under 21 side."
I also agree with Wolfsburg Coach Felix Magath that they have nothing to lose. The one to be worried is Milan guys. Milan besides winning must win convincingly, there is no other way out.
Here are the words of Felix Magath, coach of Wolfsburg, this afternoon at San Siro: "We have nothing to lose, the qualification is already achieved, but we feel this game strongly both for the importance of finishing first, and the importance of the opponent, Milan. I expect our opponents to be at their best, I'm convinced that against us Milan will not be conditioned by injuries."
2008 - 2009 UEFA Cup Group Stage E Matchday 5AC MILAN - WOLFSBURG
Wednesday, December 17, 2008
San Siro Stadium
11:30 a.m. USA Pacific Time
Referee: Mark Courtney (NIR)
Assistant referee: Thomas Fairfield (NIR) Paul Munn (NIR)
Fourth official: Alan Black (NIR)
UEFA Delegate: Yoav Strauss (ISR)
UEFA Referee observer: Franz Wöhrer (AUT)
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