AC Milan CEO Adriano Galliani has revealed that he carries around a picture of Sulley Muntari�s infamous �ghost goal� against Juventus on his phone.
Muntari looked to have put the Rossoneri 2-0 up in their Serie A showdown with the Bianconeri in February but the match officials failed to notice that the midfielder�s close-range header had traveled over the line.
Given that Juve subsequently snatched a draw at San Siro and is currently in possession of a one-point lead over Milan with just two rounds of the season remaining, Galliani remains bitter not only about Muntari�s goal that never was, but also a similar incident involving Robinho in Milan�s draw at Catania in March.
�We�ll talk calmly about Muntari�s goal until the end of the championship,� the Rossoneri director told Sky Sport Italia.
�I carry the photos of Muntari�s goal and Robinho�s goal on my phone, but I look more often at Muntari�s. It�s a very private picture and I don�t show it on TV.�
Having stuck to his recent superstition of leaving his seat in the stand before the full time whistle in Milan�s 2-0 win over Atalanta at San Siro, he admitted that he had been one of the last to know that Lecce had netted a late equalizer in Turin.
�I was just walking around in the dressing room and I didn�t believe it,� he confessed.
�I thought it was a joke that Lecce had equalized, but it was true. It�s three or four games now that I have decided to stop watching Milan matches with about 10 minutes left.
�I can�t predict the future, all I will say is that we are having a great season. We have 77 points with two games left. Let�s just look ahead and we did well to not give up on the Scudetto when everything seemed lost.�
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