Rummenigge ‘Europe, help Milan clubs’

[Manchester_lalala]

Another website, Pulse, had it like this.

No divine right to European football, says Bayern Munich chairman

Karl-Heinz Rummenigge says more needs to be done at Inter and Milan if they are to start challenging on the European stage in the future.

Milan and Inter can have no complaints about their lack of European football after years of mismanagement, says Bayern Munich chairman Karl-Heinz Rummenigge.

Both clubs face a battle to finish in the European places this season after calamitous campaigns in Serie A, sitting well off the pace of the league's European spots.

"It is a pity not only for the club but also for the Italian and European football," Rummenigge told Gazzetta dello Sport.

"Teams like Milan and Inter are big names that are associated with the competition, but complaining [about not being there] does not help, something in the last five years has gone wrong.

"You have to have a clear plan with all the financial options available, but without going against the financial fair play.

"If you have a hole, you can't plug it without fresh money. I've read that Milan could be sold, but the new owner couldn't put too much capital in without going against the UEFA limitations.

"So it's up to us as big names find a solution to not penalise them more. There are clear, rigid laws but we must think about not hurting clubs too."

He's saying there what we've been saying for years, although he probably hasn't realised what he's said. No doubt they will be moving the goalposts again.

 

[101toMR]

I really don't care about inter or Milan.
If it's time for new blood then so be it.

 

[qpr_fan]

AC have the second highest wage bill in Italy with €98m this year and they sit amongst the clubs on the table who have spend less than €50m a year on wages. They don't need help, they need a manager who will kick the players up the arse.