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The legendary Italian specialist Marcello Lippi has admitted that he was sympathetic to Milan as a child. Footballer Paul Newman gave an candid interview with Gadzeta Del Sport in which he talked about things in life. The Juvenus typhus idol recalled the death of his father, whose grave he went to before he took on the Old Lady. In 1996, Lippi brought the Torino Colossus to the Champions League trophy and the Intercontinental Cup. Ten years later, he won the World Cup, led by Squadra Azura.


`My father was an old socialist, he was against power. Juventus was power! I went to his grave before taking over the team and said, `Dad, I know he hated Juve in the gut too, but have patience. I`m going there. `He very much wanted to have a son, because before us a dead boy was born to ours. My sister is bigger than me. When they told him I was born, he was running down the street, shouting: `Boy, boy. `


In 1991, I was fired from Cesena. I went to Daddy, it was all yellow. I took him to the doctor. Bilirubin (white aut. - one of the bile pigments, Lippi`s father was ill with jaundice). A month later he died while holding my hand. This would not have been possible if I had a team at the time. I`ve never been slapped. In fact, only once. It happened at our bakery where I worked as a 16-year-old. We were sitting on flour sacks. My father came in and was angry: `Work. `

We were a nice family. I can`t say we were rich. Dad changed a lot of things to make us happy. My mother worked as a seamstress. She sewed clothes to suit the fashion of the day. As a kid I was from Milan. We lived near the forest where Gilberto Noletti, Mario Trebi and Mario Liberalato (white autos - Milan football players from the 1960s) regularly trained. I sympathized with the Rossoneri then, the former Italy breeder confided.

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