“What do we tell the children? Tonight’s ‘free bomb’ will go down in history »

The first round of Milan Napoli It goes to the Rossoneri and Luciano Spalletti It’s already time to watch the game in Maradona’s Six Days to turn the score around and win the Champions League semi-finals. But in the heat, the coach complained about some situations he didn’t like at San Siro, especially from the referee in card management: «I wanted to make three substitutions, two were already decided, I hesitated about the third, but it already smelled like a substitute. I have to be wary of these things knowing the dynamics, then you can talk about tag management – his words to Amazon Prime -. I asked yellow? I was asking about Krunic, he made a worse mistake than Zielinski, who was booked. It’s Italian stuff, I’m not talking about judgment. Tonight what I saw, the free-for-all bomb, will go down in football history.”

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But Spalletti on Sky pressed on Paul Dicanio who spoke of a “striking gesture” on the occasion of Kim’s yellow card. So since you’re talking about grand gestures, tell me about the flag. What’s even more impressive than this… all the kids in the world watching the game are told ‘You can hit the flags because you’ve done nothing, go hit everything on the field.’ Come tell me. About Kim’s warning. I don’t ask you anything, you are the one who should comment on what you see.”In fact, Liao destroyed the corner flag with a kick in the first half after wasting the goal opportunity.

Fan comment

“What I saw in Maradona against Milan I will never understand: if it happened in the second leg, I would leave the bench and go home.” Luciano Spalletti does not understand what happened in the league against the Rossoneri, with the fans protesting and «everything against everything that I will never understand and will always carry with me, because it cannot be explained. We haven’t won in 33 years, but what you saw in our stadium I don’t understand. The players are sensitive and that didn’t help them.” Spalletti also points to the atmosphere at San Siro: “Playing a match in an atmosphere like that night gives more credit to my players, who got the right reaction and entered the field with a difficult team behaviour.” Read the full article
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