There are two things I want in life. Firstly, that we win the Champions League. We have a good team for the next years, but we must make the right decisions in the transfer periods -- they have to be perfect.
Milan have taken all the necessary steps, both at the management level and in terms of convincing by his team-mates. Everyone wants him to stay at Milanello, everyone is pushing for Modric to play another season, and this remains the case, regardless of the team's recent poor performance.
Gibraltar are playing Latvia in a winner-takes-all clash. Uefa's scheduling feels a bit cruel, like making some poor flunky do the graveyard shift while Bacchanalia Revisited takes place on the floor above.
Vincent Kompany was at Tegernsee [last summer], he drove out there with Christoph Freund, and said: 'Uli, we need Xavi Simons'. I had put an apple pie on the table for the meeting and replied: 'Vincent, you can have another piece of the apple pie, but you're not getting Xavi. We want you to play the young players'.
It's always difficult coming to places like this. Sometimes you get a bit agitated, you want to go and get the next goal, and obviously with the pitch today, no excuses but playing balls into the pockets when it's bobbling, then they can break us, obviously. That was difficult but we've got to learn from it, we've got to move on. It will be a different game next week, and we've just got to make sure we're prepared for that.
