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It that punishment significantly more than what would normally be handed out in such circumstances? Moggi can have no complaints being found guilty for doing something like that, in my book.

Moggi. :shifty:

I haven't trawled through the thread, but here's my take on the verdict anyway: Moggi's whole 'all innocent or all guilty' argument was rather flawed from his personal point of view. He didn't seem to put forward a lot of evidence claiming his own innocence, focusing more on the guilt of...

Moggi has his trial going on. Juve have lodged an appeal of some sort with the sporting courts, I think.

:disagree: Myself and the guys I go to games with fell out with Aberdeen's ultras because our views are/were too extreme for them. They wanted to mess about with waving flags. We wanted to sing songs celebrating the Ibrox 'Disaster' and such like.

Nice. :D

That's great.

These things happen all the time. Man up and be offensive back to Inter, instead of bleating about them saying something nasty.

Never been to Central Park. No reason to since Aberdeen haven't played them in the last few years.

Fuck them. Their chairman is an exceptionally bigoted former Rangers director. And one of their players fucked an on loan Aberdeen youth player's knee with a bad tackle the other day.

Bet he picked that up from his time in Scotland. Heaps of journalists here claim to support St. Mirren or Partick Thistle or whoever instead of admitting to being Old Firm supporting arsewipes.

A conspiracy theory, if you will. :P There's a very big gap between them doing enough to cause resentment and them having been complicit in the whole thing, though.

Meh. It's just a standard, broadly framed letter.

That's the sort of logic that got the whole Calciopoli thing going in the first place.

It's nothing to do with them because no aspect of EU is involved in this.

To be fair, there might be really important cricket news that day.

Then Juve would go after Inter. Keep in mind that there is relatively little point in suing an individual in most cases, but they don't have much money.

Depends on what was agreed in the contract between Juve and Telecom Italia. Depends on whether it was proven people were acting on behalf of the company or if they were acting on their own or outwith what they were permitted to do by the company.

Ah, if only things were that simple.

You people are weird about meeting opposition fans. Try living in country that cares about football and supporting your local team and dealing with opposition fans every day. It's just an inconvenience.