Calciopoli or Morattopoli.. inter fake orgasm (72 Viewers)

cunninlynguists

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May 7, 2006
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You just keep on going. I hope that you're enjoying your virtual life.
If I'd ask you all to draw a dog and a house, you'd all be drawing the exact same picture (thats how simple you truly are).
There is no creativity in you but you dont know it. And just to make yourself even more funny and likeable on the internet you will actually draw it and put it here in the internet. Just to try to ''prove'' me that I'm not right
 

JCK

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May 11, 2004
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You just keep on going. I hope that you're enjoying your virtual life.
If I'd ask you all to draw a dog and a house, you'd all be drawing the exact same picture (thats how simple you truly are).
There is no creativity in you but you dont know it. And just to make yourself even more funny and likeable on the internet you will actually draw it and put it here in the internet. Just to try to ''prove'' me that I'm not right
I want to be like you :cry:
 
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gsol

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Oct 14, 2007
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    Before people go off commenting on today’s news I want to clarify a few things.

    Moggi has been sentenced to little more than a year with his son in prison. People who know nothing of calciopoli will think that these are the same trials and in their ignorance will think that he is going to jail for being a “cheat”. Far from it.

    He, his son, and all of GEA in fact were again absolved of player/coach monopolization much like in the initial trial which concluded in October of 2007.

    What they were charged with was making comments deemed threatening during the initial trial (when Moggi was already well out of football).

    Journalists are already saying that the sentence will be very difficult to uphold under appeal which is set to begin right away. Odds are he won’t serve a day but whether he does or not is of little relevance to Juventus or Calciopoli related appeals.
     

    Red

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    Nov 26, 2006
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    Before people go off commenting on today’s news I want to clarify a few things.

    Moggi has been sentenced to little more than a year with his son in prison. People who know nothing of calciopoli will think that these are the same trials and in their ignorance will think that he is going to jail for being a “cheat”. Far from it.

    He, his son, and all of GEA in fact were again absolved of player/coach monopolization much like in the initial trial which concluded in October of 2007.

    What they were charged with was making comments deemed threatening during the initial trial (when Moggi was already well out of football.

    Journalists are already saying that the sentence will be very difficult to uphold under appeal which is set to begin right away. Odds are he won’t serve a day but whether he does or not is of little relevance to Juventus or Calciopoli related appeals.
    Thanks for the information, man. :tup:
     

    JCK

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    JCK
    May 11, 2004
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    Before people go off commenting on today’s news I want to clarify a few things.

    Moggi has been sentenced to little more than a year with his son in prison. People who know nothing of calciopoli will think that these are the same trials and in their ignorance will think that he is going to jail for being a “cheat”. Far from it.

    He, his son, and all of GEA in fact were again absolved of player/coach monopolization much like in the initial trial which concluded in October of 2007.

    What they were charged with was making comments deemed threatening during the initial trial (when Moggi was already well out of football).

    Journalists are already saying that the sentence will be very difficult to uphold under appeal which is set to begin right away. Odds are he won’t serve a day but whether he does or not is of little relevance to Juventus or Calciopoli related appeals.
    I think most of us are aware of that but this doesn't mean that Moggi doesn't deserve more than what he got today. A couple of more years for Calciopoli would be sweet.
     

    Osman

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    Aug 30, 2002
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    Before people go off commenting on today’s news I want to clarify a few things.

    Moggi has been sentenced to little more than a year with his son in prison. People who know nothing of calciopoli will think that these are the same trials and in their ignorance will think that he is going to jail for being a “cheat”. Far from it.

    He, his son, and all of GEA in fact were again absolved of player/coach monopolization much like in the initial trial which concluded in October of 2007.

    What they were charged with was making comments deemed threatening during the initial trial (when Moggi was already well out of football).

    Journalists are already saying that the sentence will be very difficult to uphold under appeal which is set to begin right away. Odds are he won’t serve a day but whether he does or not is of little relevance to Juventus or Calciopoli related appeals.
    Heard the same, but are you sure his son will face jail time? He got 14 months, no? Isnt he getting suspended sentence like his ugly father?

    The important factor for me is that Lippi's son Davide was cleared of any wrong doing. The sensationalist media smeared the Lippi family completely on bogus crap just by association, and yelled for Lippi to resign prior to the WC, some even he should retire blablabla.
     

    Red

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    Nov 26, 2006
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    The important factor for me is that Lippi's son Davide was cleared of any wrong doing. The sensationalist media smeared the Lippi family completely on bogus crap just by association, and yelled for Lippi to resign prior to the WC, some even he should retire blablabla.
    :agree:

    Davide Lippi wass also, I believe, the one of the accused with the greatest current link to Juventus.

    He is, if I'm not mistaken, Chiellini's agent.
     

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