Cardinale: “I want this derby more than anything else”
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13-second readGerry Cardinale, the owner of AC Milan, expressed his desire to win the derby, stating that he wants it "more than anything else" and will be devastated if they don't win, according to Milanreports.com. Cardinale spoke to Carlo Pellegatti after a dinner event attended by Rossoneri legends.

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Gerry Cardinale, the owner of AC Milan, expressed his desire to win the derby, stating that he wants it "more than anything else" and will be devastated if they don't win, according to Milanreports.com. Cardinale spoke to Carlo Pellegatti after a dinner event attended by Rossoneri legends. He emphasized the importance of unity and winning, highlighting the passion and love for the team. The event was seen as a way to bring Milan people together in support of the team.
Cardinale described his role as keeping everything steady and focused, providing leadership to win the game. He mentioned that the team has to win the first 45 minutes and the following 45, emphasizing that it's a long season and the home derby is crucial. The owner expressed his satisfaction with Ruben Amorim's job, stating that he made an excellent choice as the coach genuinely cares about the team and is mentoring the players.
Cardinale stressed the need for unity among the fans, press, and the team, stating that everyone must support Milan. He mentioned that he has met every single player and they want to win, and it's only a matter of time before they achieve their goal. The owner believes that the players, along with Amorim, share his desire to win.
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Gerry Cardinale, the owner of AC Milan, spoke to Carlo Pellegatti after the dinner he organised yesterday at a restaurant in central Milan, attended by several Rossoneri legends and others. We had Milan people coming together in support of Milan. Tomorrow (today) is a big game, as you know." "My job is not to increase the emotions. My job is to keep everything steady and focused. To provide leadership so that we do what we have to do. Tomorrow (today in the derby), we have to win the first 45 minutes and the following 45.
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