Milan President Silvio Berlusconi has an unorthodox solution for the Rossoneri’s slump and condemns protests against Adriano Galliani.
The Diavolo are going through a miserable period and are languishing in the bottom half of the table.
While critics are falling over themselves to prescribe the cure to the Milan malaise, Berlusconi insists that his men are working too hard.
“The players are too tired, they need a rest,” he told journalists.
“Rather than have the players come to Milanello for training, they should go home and get some sleep.”
The lack of a reliable hitman has blighted Carlo Ancelotti’s side so far this campaign, but Berlusconi believes the solution will come from Brazilian stars Ronaldo and newcomer Alexandre Pato.
“We are still without two of our strongest strikers who have been at the centre of our transfer campaigns over the last two years,” the Milan chief continued.
“The young Brazilian has shown himself to be a great champion. When we played defence v attack in training the other day it finished 8-0 and Pato scored seven.”
Berlusconi concluded by lambasting those sections of the ground that chose to protest against Vice-President Galliani during the Roma game.
“There aren’t words to describe that kind of behaviour,” he roared.
“Milan are European champions and Super Cup winners and we are going to play in the Club World Cup.
"It isn’t right to protest because of a run where we don’t play all that well.”
The Diavolo are going through a miserable period and are languishing in the bottom half of the table.
While critics are falling over themselves to prescribe the cure to the Milan malaise, Berlusconi insists that his men are working too hard.
“The players are too tired, they need a rest,” he told journalists.
“Rather than have the players come to Milanello for training, they should go home and get some sleep.”
The lack of a reliable hitman has blighted Carlo Ancelotti’s side so far this campaign, but Berlusconi believes the solution will come from Brazilian stars Ronaldo and newcomer Alexandre Pato.
“We are still without two of our strongest strikers who have been at the centre of our transfer campaigns over the last two years,” the Milan chief continued.
“The young Brazilian has shown himself to be a great champion. When we played defence v attack in training the other day it finished 8-0 and Pato scored seven.”
Berlusconi concluded by lambasting those sections of the ground that chose to protest against Vice-President Galliani during the Roma game.
“There aren’t words to describe that kind of behaviour,” he roared.
“Milan are European champions and Super Cup winners and we are going to play in the Club World Cup.
"It isn’t right to protest because of a run where we don’t play all that well.”
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