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Milan are on high alert after a firearm bullet was sent to their head quarter’s in Via Turati in the centre of the city.
According to reports in Italy an envelope was sent to the club’s offices and it contained an already fired bullet. The envelope also contained a note with a message for president Silvio Berlusconi, director Adriano Galliani and coach Carlo Ancelotti.
The message was written in upper case and reads:
“For the pessimistic results of the team and for the wrong choices.â€
Perhaps the note referred to the Rossoneri’s abysmal season and to various players under performing.
Ancelotti’s men have not had the best of seasons by any means and it seems as if the fans have run out of patience with the coach.
Everyone had thought the Rossoneri had rediscovered themselves after a good start to the second half of the season but they showed their weaknesses once again by losing to Atalanta 2-1 on Wednesday night.
This is not the first time Milan’s fans have turned against their club. In 1996 fans in the San Siro pelted the players off the pitch with rotten fruits mid way through the season after a poor campaign.
The club have so far remained silent over the incident and have yet to issue a statement.
It’s not uncommon for fans to show their discontent by reacting in petulant ways in Serie A. Several years ago Lazio fans stormed the club’s head office in Rome when they sold Alessandro Nesta to Milan. A couple of years ago Inter fans threw a moped off one of the turnstiles in San Siro.
According to reports in Italy an envelope was sent to the club’s offices and it contained an already fired bullet. The envelope also contained a note with a message for president Silvio Berlusconi, director Adriano Galliani and coach Carlo Ancelotti.
The message was written in upper case and reads:
“For the pessimistic results of the team and for the wrong choices.â€
Perhaps the note referred to the Rossoneri’s abysmal season and to various players under performing.
Ancelotti’s men have not had the best of seasons by any means and it seems as if the fans have run out of patience with the coach.
Everyone had thought the Rossoneri had rediscovered themselves after a good start to the second half of the season but they showed their weaknesses once again by losing to Atalanta 2-1 on Wednesday night.
This is not the first time Milan’s fans have turned against their club. In 1996 fans in the San Siro pelted the players off the pitch with rotten fruits mid way through the season after a poor campaign.
The club have so far remained silent over the incident and have yet to issue a statement.
It’s not uncommon for fans to show their discontent by reacting in petulant ways in Serie A. Several years ago Lazio fans stormed the club’s head office in Rome when they sold Alessandro Nesta to Milan. A couple of years ago Inter fans threw a moped off one of the turnstiles in San Siro.
well as far as it makes them do smth about the transfers
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this is a classic! Of course no one is ever scared cause the guys that do this stuff are usually the biggest chickens... a killer just kills, he does not mail bullets... 
- It was ME! hahaa. now buy some cot dam players!