MARCO BORRIELLO has blasted at Inter boss Mourinho, saying is ‘certainly more well-mannered than Sneijder’, as telling Materazzi’s mask-celebration showed of disrespect to opponents.
The recent Derby della Madonnina has caused several of off-pitch issues, including the red-card that was showed to Inter midfielder Wesley Sneijder and the improper mask-celebration of Marco Materazzi at the end of the game.
Milan, who were defeated at the end of Sunday by 2 goals, were wordless at the end of the derby, and with bad momentum and spirit too. That defeat led to another loss on Wednesday to Udinese Calcio, 0-1 in Coppa Italia.
AC Milan 0-1 Udinese Calcio: Rossoneri Eliminated From Coppa
Inter Milan 2 – 0 AC Milan: Diavolo Fail Again
The Rossoneri could not beat the Nerazzuri, despite those were with 10-men already from the first half, after Sneijder picked up a red-card, after protesting for the yellow card referee Gianluca Rocchi showed Lucio.
The Dutch player applauded Rocchi and said “Bravo” to his decision, which caused him an immediate red-card. Inter Coach Mourinho claimed Milan’s Marco Borriello should had given a red-card too.
“I got excited when Borriello insulted Rocchi and the official caressed his face with both hands, I got really excited,” Mou told during a press conference ahead of last night’s Coppa Italia clash with Juventus (2-1).
The Rossoneri striker, Marco Borriello, has answered to Mourinho, as claiming that his manners are better than his midfielder’s is, and he did not applaud Rocci.
“Well, I am certainly more well-mannered than Sneijder,” Borriello replied yesterday to Sportmediaset.it. “I didn’t applaud Rocchi.”
The scorer also talked about the celebration of Marco Materazzi. The Italian defender ran with a mask of Silvio Berlusconi. The Milan owner replayed too, “My mask? It was funny!” he said, but Borriello doesn’t find it funny.
“We respect our opponents,” he added. “We don’t tease them by wearing masks.”
By Meytar Zeevi, Rossoneri Blog
MARCO BORRIELLO has blasted at Inter boss Mourinho, saying is ‘certainly more well-mannered than Sneijder’, as telling Materazzi’s mask-celebration showed of disrespect to opponents.
The recent Derby della Madonnina has caused several of off-pitch issues, including the red-card that was showed to Inter midfielder Wesley Sneijder and the improper mask-celebration of Marco Materazzi at the end of the game.
Milan, who were defeated at the end of Sunday by 2 goals, were wordless at the end of the derby, and with bad momentum and spirit too. That defeat led to another loss on Wednesday to Udinese Calcio, 0-1 in Coppa Italia.
AC Milan 0-1 Udinese Calcio: Rossoneri Eliminated From Coppa
Inter Milan 2 – 0 AC Milan: Diavolo Fail Again
The Rossoneri could not beat the Nerazzuri, despite those were with 10-men already from the first half, after Sneijder picked up a red-card, after protesting for the yellow card referee Gianluca Rocchi showed Lucio.
The Dutch player applauded Rocchi and said “Bravo” to his decision, which caused him an immediate red-card. Inter Coach Mourinho claimed Milan’s Marco Borriello should had given a red-card too.
“I got excited when Borriello insulted Rocchi and the official caressed his face with both hands, I got really excited,” Mou told during a press conference ahead of last night’s Coppa Italia clash with Juventus (2-1).
The Rossoneri striker, Marco Borriello, has answered to Mourinho, as claiming that his manners are better than his midfielder’s is, and he did not applaud Rocci.
“Well, I am certainly more well-mannered than Sneijder,” Borriello replied yesterday to Sportmediaset.it. “I didn’t applaud Rocchi.”
The scorer also talked about the celebration of Marco Materazzi. The Italian defender ran with a mask of Silvio Berlusconi. The Milan owner replayed too, “My mask? It was funny!” he said, but Borriello doesn’t find it funny at all.
“We respect our opponents,” he added. “We don’t tease them by wearing masks.”
By Meytar Zeevi, Rossoneri Blog






























Of course Borriello is more well-mannered than Sneijder!! He’s a Milan guy and Inter are the bad guys…
I love Borriello. Very hot… HE DID NOT APPLAUD ROCCHI
If Borriello says he didn’t then I believe him. Materazzi is a douchebag