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Do they hate Moggi? The Press outside of Italy is just putting what they consider the most exciting slant on the story, I think. Lot's of different people of different parts of Italian media outlets, though Berlusconi is very powerful in that regard. The Agnelli family also own some (La...

No decision has been taken in this trial. One has to differentiate between the Italian criminal justice system and the sporting courts. :tup:

They'll be the lawyers for the prosecution, I would think.

Nothing article. I accuse you of killing someone, so you could face a life sentence. Means fuck all if you aren't found guilty. This isn't even something bad happening. It's just their way of saying the trial is ongoing.

“If the FIGC takes more than a year to respond to our legal action, then perhaps they don’t have such a clear conscience.” -Andrea Agnelli http://www.football-italia.net/may22k.html

The fact I said murder was irrelevant. I could have just said crime X and the point would have been the same.

Why am I not surprised that you missed the point.

Where did I comment on Calcipoli as a whole? I just don't buy into the everyone's guilty or everyone's innocent argument. As a cop, just because you may not catch one murderer, does that mean no-one else in your area should be prosecuted for murder? Still, I don't pretent to know enough about...

Other people also doing something wrong doesn't mean Moggi did nothing wrong.

That lack of knowledge of football is exactly why she is an ideal judge for the case. Judges should only consider evidence placed in front of them, as appears to be happening in this case. They shouldn't be basing judgements on rumour, hearsay or any preconceptions they have (which is exactly...

Just because you are allowed to ask doesn't mean you are going to get what you want.

Aye, fair enough.

I can't comment on what was happening in domestic Italian football, but that accusation could also be levelled at Juve and Milan. Both, in the sixties and seventies, seem to have been in the habit of trying to influence refs.

That's all I'm getting at. Cam said that Inter had lied in court, but that hasn't happened, to my knowledge. There have been endless amounts of shady goings on throughout, though.

Not in court, then.

Who is 'they'? Are you speaking about Moggi's trial ongoing at the moment or the original thing that demoted Juve? Did the person/people who said that know they had made these calls?

When did Inter lie?

When did they do that? Is it illegal to lie in the Sporting Courts?

Take this fascinating discussion to either Marchisio or De Ceglie's thread, please.

That's enough off topic in here. Take it somewhere else.