I don't know if we're at the front of the line. I would say we are in line.

I've heard some debates about the morality of this. To me, it seems like a good idea to put together people from different countries with the same objective. If it could be done outside the sports field, it would be considered fantastic.

It's a pleasure to watch him play for anyone that loves soccer, and it's a pleasure to think, as a fan, that he could play for your team. Right now it appears difficult to me because he's tied to Arsenal by a contract and because I think he wants to stay in London.

At Inter, the doors are always open for him ... he's a champion, I would be honored to have him again.

A win would be very important. There's still a very long way to go in the championship. It's not a decisive match but it is important for the morale and security that we could get from it. This is even more important than the three points.

First of all we have to reach Paris this season. Then we can see if Paris is really our lucky town.

This was the year in which we had to win something important ... in these moments you must understand the possible best move. If throwing everything away, if rebuilding, if believing or not.

The defeat was unexpected and can't really be explained. I have read everything that has been written and I agree: it was a horrible game. The supporters are right to be angry, as they went all the way to see that.

Winning the Italian Cup also gave us more confidence, serenity. I thought we were on that level last year, but this time we won't have to go through a settling in period.

Mancini will stay with us ... Adriano will have to play well in the remaining matches (of the season) and should stay with us too.