GALLIANI: "LITTLE DOPING IN FOOTBALL"

Here are the statements of the CEO of Milan, Adriano Galliani, after the press conference along with Adidas miCoach technology for the presentation of the Elite System on a sensitive topic, or doping in sport and football:
"The anti-doping is fine, but in football, a sport that relies on various skills, I do not think there is much doping. You do not learn to parry, dodge or throw the ball . There will, probably, but less than in other sports. The football involves physical effort, but also technical skills and I do not think that performance-enhancing drugs do to learn how to stop the ball. "

VIKTOR FISCHER NEW TALENT IN Ac MILAN objectives?

From England come rumors of a new target in the Rossoneri youth project, the leadership is considering Viktor Fischer, Danish striker Ajax born in Aarhus June 9, 1994.
Due in 2014, would be the target of top European clubs like Barca and Manchester United, which could be added to the list in Milan if these rumors were true.
The boy has already made 13 appearances seasoned with 6 goals on Eredivisie 2012/2013, after another tip Danish Tomasson could arrive in Milan ...

No penalisation for Ac Milan over walk away

AC Milan won't have any penalisation from the Italian FA for giving up their friendly with Pro Patria because of racist toning.
Kevin-Prince Boateng left field of play after just 26 minutes after following verbally insulted by the home support and the rest of his team accompanied.
The walk away was in breach of the regulations as it wasn't lead by the referee, but the disciplinal committee made an exception for the Rossoneri because of the considerations.
A argument by the Italian FA read: “In the current dominions no regulating allows for a team to break up a match and abandon the pitch if not in accord with the conclusions of the referee.
“Nevertheless, the all important values that inform the sport and civilised club, mean we can't discipline a gesture of solidarity towards a man who made up victim to unrefined abuses exclusively targeted at the colour of his skin.”
Sepp Blatter sustained  on the subject by exacting that leaving the pitch because of racist insult from the crowd was “not the solution”.