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Kaiser regrets Lucio departure
AFP, Berlin
Bayern Munich president Franz Beckenbauer on Friday regretted the departure of Brazilian captain Lucio, saying the German club's defence was a cause for concern.
"It's important that the defence sorts itself out. The problem is the defence and I hope that (coach) Louis van Gaal will find the solution," Beckenbauer said.
"The triangle that the goalkeeper and central defenders form must perform better and if not, we will have problems iu t)ie Bundesliga.
According to Beckenbauer, the defence has been particularly hit by the transfer of World Cup winner Lucio to Inter Milan.
"With hindsight, the decision to let Lucio go was perhaps a mistake," he saifi. "We re currently missing a player like him who has been the spine of our defence."
Kilimanjaro too high for Roman
AFP, Dar Es Salaam
The Kilimanjaro was a mountain too high even for billionaire Chelsea boss Roman Abramovich and his 113 porters, an official from the Tanzania National Parks Authority told AFP Friday.
Pascal Shelutete said the 42-year-old Abramovich turned around after scaling 4,600 metres of Africa's highest peak, which culminates at 5,892 metres (19,330 feet).
"We were not given a reason for his failure to reach the peak, but there are repons from his team that he developed some breathing problems," he said.
Shelutete added that members of Abramovich's expedition were happy with the achievement and promised to make a new attempt in the near future.
Klasnic accuses Terry
AFP, London
Croatia striker Ivan Klasnic has accused England captain John Terry of punching him in the kidneys during Wednesday's World Cup qualifier.
Terry claimed Klasnic spat at him during the closing stages of England's 5-1 win at Wembley and the Croatian has responded with an allegation of his own.
Klasnic had a double kidney transplant in 2007 and the forward, currently on loan at Bolton from Nantes, feels Terry was deliberately trying to cause damage to that area.
"He hit me with a flit exactly in the place where I've been operated," he told The Sun.
"I was lucky to be wearing a protective belt. He is the first player who has tried to hit me with purpose in the kidney. He insulted me first then hit me.