“Never use the word fag. Written falsehoods “- The Time

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Fosse remained confined to the camp, the quarrel between Maurizio Sarri and Roberto Mancini would have no effect whatsoever. Controversy thickens and threatening to prolong the agony of the case. And now there is a new mystery that involves just the Inter coach that after learning a new background from his life as a coach, threatening lawsuits. The story goes that in 2001, when the Mancho was at the helm of Fiorentina, very publicly railed against the BBC colleague Alessio Da Ronch. The Journal reveals an episode related to the midfielder Amaral, on leave in Brazil according to the version provided by the club purple, while the rosy instead configures an altercation with Mancini who thought him out of the project, and then the player preferred to go away before the Christmas break and return to Brazil. An article that caused a sensation throughout Florence and forced Mancini to summon the journalist for a private meeting for clarification. Instead, as written by Da Ronch, there was. Roberto Mancini began to insult him, and eventually flew words mgrosse Mancini was stopped dall’addetto press Fiorentina and apostrophizing From Ronch with a “you are a fagot m …, come here.” All this would take place in front of other journalists and the team recalled the screams of Mancini.

Finished? Needless to idea and yesterday a new chapter in the controversy because through its website, Mancini in a surly reply to the allegations that he had used fifteen years ago the same word: “I have never used that word because it is not part of my language. I do not expect everyone to share my way of being in football, but in this regard, on the things that I did, I demand respect. I wish they would put an end to this story that has been subject to manipulation and too many divisions. ”

Easy to say, since the storm has unleashed himself. Inter coach now wants to put a lid on the whole affair and it does trying to divert your attention to other matters: “I reiterate my disappointment – writes on his site Roberto Mancini – but I would like to return now that the concentration on our goals sports and on the next game, fundamental for the rest of the season for Inter. ” The very fact that the sports court did not consider those sentences homophobic, represent a defeat over for Mancini that men’s football and with a little ‘common sense, could well avoid it.

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Paul Dani