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Wait a minute there. I thought YOU won the scudetto in the court room.

Can anyone explain to me exactly why Vieri was being followed? I've read about what Inter did, but I never saw a clear cut reason?

Sepp Blatter condeming Inter? Wow, I'm facing a huge ethical crisis here.

Move to Europe. You'll get the wristbands and so many other advantages.

That's what's so damn funny about it all. "You can't take this court, we'll punish you." FIFA and UEFA are about twenty centuries behind.

None. It would result in various clubs taking legal action against FIFA which would see it's conclusion in FIFA's composure being regarded as illegal. The consequences would be far bigger for FIFA than they would be for Italian football. I'd even go as far as saying that formulating the mere...

That would make you immortal.

Because "un" wouldn't fit.

"ipotesi".

And here's Lovejoy.

In mijn ogen is het zoals af en toe de draak steken met marokkanen. Uiteraard weet je dat het fout is en meen je het niet, je bent er gewoon mee aan het lachen. Daarom vind ik het niet zo erg, dat is heus niet echt de mening van Romanisto.

Oh come on, that's just a funny picture. People also need to be able to laugh about things like that. Sure it's bad and it's probably very hard if you or your kid is like that, but let's not overdramatise it.

You don't have a clue, do you? You read some newspaper headline and invent some story about Juve fixing 38 games. Well guess what, Juventus weren't found guilty of sporting fraud. What that means? Well, that we didn't fix one game. We may have influenced games, and there must be a penalty I...

Meani never existed..

What worries me after hearing these judgements, is that there apparently never was hard proof. If there was, Milan, Lazio and Fiorentina wouldn't be sent to A.

You really don't know a lot about the whole issue huh do you? Could a court convict Juventus? I'm sure that, with a little bending of the rules (after all, there's still no such thing as hard proof) they could. Should, if Juventus convicted, they do the same to Milan, Lazio and Fiorentina...

mila = thousand.

This is an absolute joke. They picked out Juventus to show "how strong and objective" the Italian court is by punishing the biggest team. That Milan will get to play CL is ridiculous. Also Fiorentina first got B minus 15 and now they got A minus 19? What on earth?

Something is off with this entire trial. Juve getting an excessive penalty, Milan getting pretty much no punishment... it's all fucked up. I don't believe that Juventus was that much worse than Milan. I also don't believe that Roma and Inter were not aware.

This time around they are this clear cut. a) Milan, just as the others, violated two articles. b) Violation of said articles results in immediate redirection to a lower division. c) The logical consequence would be Milan playing in B next season.