AC Milan boss Sergio Concukicao has threatened to leave the club in a furious eruption after their last defeat.
Conuicao, 50, only arrived in the San Siro on December 30 after he had replaced the dismissal Paulo Fonseca.
The experienced Portuguese coach, who was in charge of Porto for seven years before he left last summer, won eight and has lost five of his 16 games, although he led Milan to Italian Supercup Glory.
However, it has been a difficult season for Milan, because they are in eighth place in the Serie A, while they were also beaten from the Champions League last week.
That European exit was followed by Back-to-Back Deries by Torino and Bologna in the competition to leave them eight points on drift of the top four, with speculation around the future of Conukicao, despite his short time in the club so far.
And after the 2-1 inverted by Bologna on Thursday, Conceicao – who also bumped with Captain David Calabria last month before sending him – signed that the pressure received him when he launched a furious defense of his letters of faith.
“People talk about my situation every day and it's not fair,” he said. 'I know what I want, I know what I can do, I see a lot of people talking about me, but the situation is simple.
“If I have to leave, they tell me:” You are no longer needed “, I take my suitcase and leave without asking a single euro more.
“I don't come out of nowhere. I have almost 100 games in the Champions League, I won 13 trophies, but every day they like to talk about me.
'Coaches criticize me on the competition day. I have a family, I have people in the neighborhood and they see a lot of bad things about me and it is not fair. Sorry for the eruption. '
Rafael Leao had set up the side of Conukicao 1-0 at night before Santiago Castro was right.
Switzerland, Dan Ndoye, then scored an 82nd minute winner to hit a brutal blow in Milan's European hope.
However, concuyo remained messy due to the performance of referee Maurizio Mariani.
“There was a blatant handball in the first goal,” he smoked. 'All incidents that are negative for us will be decisive for the result.
'We have to keep working, see what we did well. There are of course also our mistakes.
'We are generally connected to the game, we know where to attack and insist.
“When we are in the game and we do what we prepare, create and we arrive with ease and quality on the last 30 meters, but then incidents happen, sometimes because of our fault and sometimes due to the fault of others.”
Milan returns to action on Sunday when they are confronted with a crunch match against Lazio, which is currently fifth before they perform against Leece, Como and Napoli in the coming weeks.
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