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Angry Milan Fan Insults Vice-President Adriano Galliani - Report
Galliani was confronted by a furious Milan fan who is disappointed with the club's lack of transfer activity following Kaka's sale to Real Madrid....
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Aug 4, 2009 1:42:18 PM
Adriano Galliani, the Milan vice-president, was left startled this morning after an angry fan launched a barrage of insults at him outside the club's Via Turati headquarters.
According to La Repubblica, a fan allegedly followed Galliani, who was with two security escorts, and started to shout abusive phrases at him. It is said the suspect was furious with the club's directors because they sold Kaka and have so far failed to replace him.
Galliani remained calm and unfazed as he tried to play down the incident.
"It was nothing in particular," Galliani told reporters following the insults he received.
A man, believed to be a non-EU national, was later identified by police.
Galliani was expected to meet with president Silvio Berlusconi and coach Leonardo to discuss transfers today, but the Rossoneri patron re-scheduled the meeting for tomorrow.
Salvatore Landolina, Goal.com.
According to La Repubblica, a fan allegedly followed Galliani, who was with two security escorts, and started to shout abusive phrases at him. It is said the suspect was furious with the club's directors because they sold Kaka and have so far failed to replace him.
Galliani remained calm and unfazed as he tried to play down the incident.
"It was nothing in particular," Galliani told reporters following the insults he received.
A man, believed to be a non-EU national, was later identified by police.
Galliani was expected to meet with president Silvio Berlusconi and coach Leonardo to discuss transfers today, but the Rossoneri patron re-scheduled the meeting for tomorrow.
Salvatore Landolina, Goal.com.
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