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GATTUSO: AC MILAN PLAYERS NEED TO ACT LIKE REAL MEN!

AC Milan legend Rino Gattuso is disappointed seeing his old club in crisis.

Milan are languishing in the bottom half of the table and suffered defeat to Fiorentina last night.
"I left Milan because it was time to leave," said Gattuso, "but Milan is in my heart, I played for 14 years there.
"I want to be president and coach, one day I hope to get there but the road is still long."
He added: "Milan must start by playing like men: for 25 years the Berlusconi family has made great sacrifices and achieved great victories, this is a dark time."

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