Seedorf: "Gattuso? Sending him away wouldn't make sense. Milan, need time"

Clarence Seedorf, former midfielder among others from Inter and Milan and current head coach of Cameroon, spoke to Radio Rai Uno during "Radio Anch'Io Sport". On Milan: "The Rossoneri's match against Torino was complicated. The period is definitely complicated, even if going to Turin at this time was not easy. However, Milan's path has not changed despite the knockout." Su Gattuso: "I don't think that sending away a coach during the season - except in extreme cases - makes sense. The story says that most of the time it changes nothing. For the serenity of Milan I hope it won't be sent away, also because "He does not deserve to be hunted. It is unthinkable that everything can be achieved immediately in the first season. It takes time to do well. We must have organization and we must count on the fact that there have been many moments even with the change of society. It would be important to demonstrate union. There was no union with me ". On racism: "It is rage to see certain episodes. Racism is carried out by small groups fortunately. Most of the fans present at the stadium are not racist and players must play and show on the field for them. You must not leave the field "Stop the races? No. We need to find ways to intervene during the choirs. Even the clubs and the Federation must do their part. The racist supporters must not enter the stadium, to date the system is too passive. With technology that "We can be identified and expelled from the stadium forever. Even in Cagliari the players were wrong. Bonucci didn't have to do that for the Kean case."