Via his official site on Facebook, Inter coach Roberto Mancini has released a statement in which he responds to accusations in today’s La Gazzetta dello Sport that he used the same kind of words as Napoli coach Maurizio Sarri used when speaking to one of their journalists:
“The statements I made after the match in Naples are simply in line with my history and my football culture. I don’t ask people to share my way of being in football, but I demand respect. At the moment they are building a polemic and they creating factions that shift attention from the real problem! For this reason I would like to add a point to this story, which has been subject to too many manipulations, not least that I, 15 years ago, used that same insult toward a journalist, which is not true: I have never used that term because it has never been part of my vocabulary. I reiterate my disappointment, but I would like to return now to focusing on or sporting goals and on the next match, fundamental for the rest of Inter’s season.”
Source: fcinternews.it
Roberto Mancini is a true gentleman and would never use language like that to insult journalists or anyone. He did not deserve those insults that were branded at him by that ignorant and arrogant Sarri. Forza Inter ! Forza Mancini ! Lets think about Carpi now and winning the Scudetto, Coppa Italia and Qualification for the Champions League
yep an important round up a head; Juve vs Roma and Samp vs Napoli and even fiorentina vs torino could be tricky
Serie A so exciting this year. There will be a close finish. At least Juventus are not in control like previous years.