[Mook]

Thought I'd see if I can bring back some luck by creating this weekends match thread.

Anyway were at the San Siro again and for once its not the twilight game. Should be an interesting game considering Catania are only 5 points behind us. Obviously if we actually come out and play with the right formation, tactics, mentality and players, we will cruise to victory.

The last time we lost two games in a row, we got on a reasonable unbeaten streak. Also Inter are playing Lazio this weekend, so theres a fair chance we can catch up some ground.

Forza Milan! (IMG:style_emoticons/default/devil.gif)

[TriniKing_CE]

Like Nova first mentioned earlier on:

Ronaldinho Ruled Out For Catania Clash
Milan star Ronaldinho has been ruled out for tomorrow's match against Catania, along with Filippo Inzaghi, Andrea Pirlo, and Clarence Seedorf.

Luck continues to conspire against Milan, as they will have to do without superstar Ronaldinho for tomorrow's match against Catania. Other absences will be Andrea Pirlo, Filippo Inzaghi, Clarence Seedorf, Daniele Bonera, as well as long-term injuries Alessandro Nesta and Marco Borriello. Massimo Ambrosini and Daniele Bonera are also unavailable.

Coach Carlo Ancelotti had already mentioned the player was a doubt for this match, and in the final training session he pulled up with a muscle problem, removing all doubt.

This will no doubt be a blow for the Rossoneri, who need to bounce back from two costly defeats against Palermo in Serie A and Lazio in the Coppa Italia.

Ronaldinho has been one of Milan's best players lately, finding the net with ease, but Kaká has said that the team has nevertheless had some problems adjusting to his presence.

Perhaps last year's Ballon D'Or winner will be more comfortable now that his countryman is out, as Ancelotti has to re-think his tactics with so many players out.

The good news is that Alexandre Pato will be available for this one. The 19-year-old had been a doubt due to bruised ribs.

This is Milan's full squad: Abbiati, Dida, Antonini, De Vito, Favalli, Jankulovski, Kaladze, Maldini, Senderos, Zambrotta, Cardacio, Emerson, Flamini, Gattuso, Pedrocchi, Kakà, Pato, Shevchenko, Viudez.

Danilo Pochini

Ronaldinho Ruled Out For Catania - Goal.com