Post by Taxigirl on Oct 8, 2005 8:30:17 GMT
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Francesco Toldo has revealed that he has sorted out his differences with Inter after his outburst earlier in the week.
The former Azzurri shot-stopper has found himself out of Inter’s first team this season as boss Roberto Mancini handed the gloves to summer signing Julio Cesar.
Toldo spoke out about what he believes was not a tactical decision, claiming that there is prejudice against him at the club.
However, the former Fiorentina star has now patched up his differences with the Inter hierarchy.
“I have spoken with President Giacinto Facchetti and Coach Mancini and we have cleared everything up,” he told the Inter website.
“On my part, I can confirm that it was never my intention to threaten the tranquillity of the environment.
“I'm very disappointed that someone has distorted my comments to make me seem controversial - something that isn't part of my character.”
And after emerging from the meeting, Mancini echoed Toldo’s sentiments. “Everything's okay. The most important thing now is to get back to winning.”
Francesco Toldo has revealed that he has sorted out his differences with Inter after his outburst earlier in the week.
The former Azzurri shot-stopper has found himself out of Inter’s first team this season as boss Roberto Mancini handed the gloves to summer signing Julio Cesar.
Toldo spoke out about what he believes was not a tactical decision, claiming that there is prejudice against him at the club.
However, the former Fiorentina star has now patched up his differences with the Inter hierarchy.
“I have spoken with President Giacinto Facchetti and Coach Mancini and we have cleared everything up,” he told the Inter website.
“On my part, I can confirm that it was never my intention to threaten the tranquillity of the environment.
“I'm very disappointed that someone has distorted my comments to make me seem controversial - something that isn't part of my character.”
And after emerging from the meeting, Mancini echoed Toldo’s sentiments. “Everything's okay. The most important thing now is to get back to winning.”