But this is where you are wrong. And unfortunately this is where the lack of objectivity comes into play... the analysis from the boys who keep crying wolf.
Totti went down in the box, but it was not a penalty. The Korean got the ball FIRST, then Totti started to go down. It also wasn't a dive, so the play should have just went on without any further nonsense. But I can see how the ref would rule it was a dive because he did go down rather easily. Either way, no penalty.
Italy certainly had some poor calls go against them, but screaming this conspiracy stuff for years on end without any real proof is getting tiring. I've seen far worse, one-sided, officiated matches before. I haven't seen the Spain fans going on about it too much either.
People here hate Inter, yet they keep acting like Inter fans. It's absurd.
But within all this, you're trying to persuade people that perhaps he really was paid off in 2002. If you don't agree that he threw the game, then why make the connecting argument that he might have? You can't just say somebody murdered a man because the suspect has a history of robbing banks.
What you lot need is an informant who will testify that Moreno was paid off by somebody, or instructed to throw the game. Surely somebody knows something about it if it really happened. The truth on these sort of matters usually does come out in the end. But if I thought this match was fixed, then man, I'd have to think hundreds of games... in futbol, football, hockey and baseball... were also fixed.
Totti went down in the box, but it was not a penalty. The Korean got the ball FIRST, then Totti started to go down. It also wasn't a dive, so the play should have just went on without any further nonsense. But I can see how the ref would rule it was a dive because he did go down rather easily. Either way, no penalty.
Italy certainly had some poor calls go against them, but screaming this conspiracy stuff for years on end without any real proof is getting tiring. I've seen far worse, one-sided, officiated matches before. I haven't seen the Spain fans going on about it too much either.
People here hate Inter, yet they keep acting like Inter fans. It's absurd.
But within all this, you're trying to persuade people that perhaps he really was paid off in 2002. If you don't agree that he threw the game, then why make the connecting argument that he might have? You can't just say somebody murdered a man because the suspect has a history of robbing banks.
What you lot need is an informant who will testify that Moreno was paid off by somebody, or instructed to throw the game. Surely somebody knows something about it if it really happened. The truth on these sort of matters usually does come out in the end. But if I thought this match was fixed, then man, I'd have to think hundreds of games... in futbol, football, hockey and baseball... were also fixed.
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