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A mafia don wouldn't have said a word.

Red, the comment was rude and tactless but to say “it will end badly” or “you’re a piece of shit” to a guy in any context can’t result in a 4 month sentence and a half a million euro fine in any logical country. You have to have powerful enemies to get that treatment. Silvio banged underage...

Moggi just got handed another 4 month sentence for threatening Baldini outside a courtroom during the GEA trial. He pointed his finger at him and said «Buon giorno pezzo di merda, stai attento che finisce male». – Good day piece of shit, becareful for it will end badly”. The best part is that...

Good luck

Someone posted that now we can sue for damages...sue who?

It was a simplistic quote the press took overboard. I think I've mentioned it here a million times. He was speaking figuratively. Clearly the calls differed in severity. Initially comments were made saying that Moggi's calls not being incriminating doesn't matter because the mere existence of...

His name starts with luciano and ends with Moggi

All those deals and victories would be for shit if someone decided to dream up another scandal. The precedent set in 2006 is scary. In any case I am not sure if anyone paid attention to the brief summary regarding the sentence but as it reads now (granted the officials motives are 3 months...

Jem I can’t see how this will help them get a title back. They won’t have to pay damages to other teams. That’s as far as I see it going. The rest is Agnelli pacifying the fans. We’ll get nothing in my opinion. Maybe Inter will lose the paper title but I don’t see us getting it reassigned with...

In this trial the judges cast aside the following: 1) Evidence tampering 2) Prosecution witnesses contradicting themselves (Auricchio, Nucini, Zemen, Baldini, etc.) 3) Proof of regular and legitimate referee selection processes 4) Thousands of calls confirming no exclusivity 5) Geographical...

Now we wait 90 days for the motives of the verdict. Moggi’s team will prepare an appeal, and the process will start up again. No good will come of it. Everyone with influence is doing their best to walk away from this thing. Sooner or later everyone will. That will be that.

In the end, fuck this shit. I’m fed up with this topic because it seems fruitless. Obviously I’ll follow it and keep hoping but I really wanted this to be it. In the end I know those titles are ours and that the FIGC will likely never acknowledge it, I know that the compensation is unlikely and...

Guys I had no access to anything yesterday and am catching up on 35 pages here. My opinion? I’m not shocked. I said a long time ago to not get caught up in all the evidence that favored us because civil court or not, this is Italy. I remember saying that this thing would be settled by the...

The TNAS court declared itself capable of rendering a decision regarding the 2006 scudetto. Now the proceeding can actually begin. Please don’t ask when it will conclude. No date was mentioned and even if it was, timeframes in Italy mean nothing.

Bullshit tough guy talk. Claiming he had a list of names of people he was going to press charges against in the football world because he had I don’t know what evidence against them. When called upon he had no evidence to support anything and back peddled claiming that he only “wished” that...

It’s nothing major. He calls Baldini a liar for having made claims before the trials and then contradicting himself and back peddling all over the place in court. He is only pointing out Baldini’s lack of credibility. We knew all this about him in the GEA trial yet the desperate prosecutors...

When? They've had words with each other directly or indirectly a million times.

Giraudo wouldn't be absolved because he isn't on trial yet. He will be appealing later on. You can fully expect the same outcome though because he'd use the same evidence Moggi did. Bergamo? If they absolve Bergamo I hope someone guns his wrinkly ass down on the steps on the way out of the...

Shouldn’t come as a surprise if you read the beginning arguments of this and the now closed thread. Berlusconi ran the nation as Prime Minister of Italy while owning the team, Galliani ran the league as league president, Tullio Lanese ran the referees as president of AIA (a long time...

The hearings haven’t produced anything new. Just closing arguments until November as far as I know. The new Fazi call follows the previous call’s trend which was posted and explained here. Fazi and Bergamo are again discussing referees and how they do not want Juve to win the title. Their...