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DARREN FLETCER has talked about tonight’s decisive match between Manchester United and AC Milan, and is getting ready to meet a true United legend – David Beckham, who will wear Black. The Scot midfielder believes Milan and former Manchester United midfielder, Beckham, can be sure that he will get a warm welcome when returning to [...]
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THE wait for the return at Old Trafford was very long, declarations and intentions ultra-optimistic, but then unfortunately it’s time that all clarifies and defines everything: one where the field is the supreme judge of the fortunes of teams and players. Absence of Pato were added in the hours ahead of the immediate ones, unexpected [...]
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CHRISTIAN ABBIATI feels a bit ashamed after his side lost 4-0 in the Champions League to Manchester United, but now hopes to make troubles to Inter in Serie A. Awful and painful night passed over Milan on Wednesday. Old Trafford was singing at loud: “Only One David Beckham” when Becks returned to home. Placards [...]
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ADRIANO GALLIANI has given his views over the humiliating knock out AC Milan had suffered against Manchester United one day after the 4-0 defeat in Old Trafford. Four balls have made all the way to the back of Milan goalkeeper Christian Abbiati’s goal. Wayne Rooney scored twice, as both Park Ji-Sung and Darren Fletcher added [...]
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DOMINIC ADIYIAH has been granted with another title as was named as the best young African player of the year. The 20-year-old is happy with the title, as now he wants to deliver more. The striker is officially Africa Young Player of the Year for 2009, and this is not a big surprise, after Adiyiah [...]
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AC Milan Were Not Built For CL Glory This Season With Barcelona, Chelsea and Real Madrid (knocked out in the same stage as Milan against Olympique Lyonnais) clear favourite to win the desirable title, AC Milan, the second best club in the history of football, had disappeared from the race. There are few reasons for this [...]
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LAST FIVE: CHIEVO VERONA March 7 v Bari (A) – LOST 1-0 (Serie A) February 28 v Cagliari (H) – WON 2-1 (Serie A) February 21 v Atalanta (A) – WON 1-0 (Serie A) February 14 v Siena (H) – LOST 1-0 (Serie A) February 7 v Genoa (A) – LOST 1-0 (Serie A) The season has stopped for Chievo. They’re [...]
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ALESSANDRO NESTA adds more misery to Milan, as the situation of his knee had been examined and he will be missing for 45 days only if surgery isn’t needed. The Italian defender had been suggested to face a season-ending knee injury, but after Nesta was sent on Friday to Rome in order to take checks [...]
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CACAU is followed by AC Milan in recent weeks, as they are interesting to get the player on free-transfer this summer and to land someone who could give the final spark in attack. The contract of the 28-year-old striker with VfB Stuttgart expires at the end of the season, and the Rossoneri will be willing [...]
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ALESSANDRO NESTA faces a knee-injury that will take him out for the rest of the season, as according to experts, his injury is not so common among football players. Newspapers in Italy suggest on Saturday that Milan stalwart, Nesta, will be sidelined until the end of the season, as he suffers from a popliteal tendon [...]
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Milan clash with Chievo. Goal.com invites you to pick your starting XI...
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Nesta is unlucky because medical experts say his injury shouldn't happen often in football...
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Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson says having Nemanja Vidic and Rio Ferdinand available is vital for their Treble bid.

The pair were together this week for victories at Wolves and over AC Milan.

Ferguson said: "It's a great boost having them back. When I see the two of them together there is a sense of security.

"They have experience and authority."

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Wayne Rooney says Manchester United teammate Paul Scholes is the one player who deserves icon status at Old Trafford.

The 34 year-old veteran bossed the AC Milan midfield in this week's Champions League victory.

And Rooney told The Sun: "It's hard to sum up Scholesy because he's changed his game since he was younger. He's like a quarterback now, getting it in the middle and spraying it around the field.

"He's unbelievable - he's one of the greatest of all time."

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Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson has moved to cool the fallout from their thrashing of AC Milan.
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Once the fuss over David Beckham's green and gold exit and another two goals for Wayne Rooney has died down, the record books will show a quite staggering aggregate win over a fellow heavyweight that in the short-term has dispelled any remaining concerns about United's ability to challenge for major honours this season.

Ferguson recognises the enormity of the result. But, ahead of Sunday's encounter with Fulham, the Scot is also eager to introduce a note of caution.

"We have to calm ourselves down a little bit," he said.

"It was an emphatic result on Wednesday but they lost Alessandro Nesta on the morning of the game and then lost their centre-back at half-time. That made it difficult for them.

"It is the same as when we played Fulham a couple of months back. We had no centre-backs, so what do you expect?"

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Everton boss David Moyes refuses to accept defeat in hanging onto on-loan LA Galaxy midfielder Landon Donovan.
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Moyes sees the possibility of Donovan staying longer if the MLS players go through with their strike, having voted in favour of action on Thursday if they do not get improved labour contracts before their league starts on March 26.

The Scot also hopes that Donovan will realise what he is leaving behind and want another crack at the Premier League.

And if the only prospect left is another loan next January, Moyes will also consider that.

He said: "I don't know yet whether this is Landon's last game, there is still a chance that there could be a players' strike in the US and that could give us the chance of having him a bit longer. He has done really well. He settled in very quickly and he has had an impact on the club in the short time he has been here, so we couldn't have asked for more from him.

"We have never talked about a permanent deal. But I think he will return to the States and say 'wow, the Premier League is where I want to be'."

He added: "It is a joy for him playing in the US, he is with a great team in a great place. But I think he will say: 'I want to play in the Premier League again'.

"Everyone wants to be somewhere that they are loved and cherished, which he certainly is in the US. But there is a different situation when you can be playing in the best league in the world against the best players. And if you want to be recognised at that level, Landon would probably want to have the opportunity to give it a go.

"We have not talked to him about the future, that is not right because he is owned by another club. Landon will be the one who in time says what he would really like. But if Landon was available again next January, I would probably try to bring him back here, certainly if he was available in the way that AC Milan keep re-signing David Beckham."

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Club confirms statement is forthcoming…
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Defender thrilled to face a Brazilian idol...
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A.C. Milan announces that the decisions about the therapy that the footballer Alessandro Nesta will follow, will be taken within the next 48 hours.
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MILAN - Also the AIA president Nicchi expressed his satisfaction following the three-hour meeting. The designator Collina, agreeing with the points raised by those who preceeded him during the press conference, confirmed the usefulness of these meetings, remind that "to be in the best condition to work, the confrontation is always something useful." Before that, the president of the Coaches Association, Ulivieri, had invited everyone "to lower down the tones, because the improvement of the referee class is in the interest of everyone, the clubs, the coaches and the players, and the attitudes must change."
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