Calciopoli or Morattopoli.. inter fake orgasm (55 Viewers)

Aug 2, 2005
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its weird to me that this thread is ignored and many here are caring more about transfers forum
I understood that there is nothing to be said and that we all know what FIGC is.

But we should try to do our best to make AA keep his words and take this to higher courts than just wait to see IF he will do it or not
 
Aug 2, 2005
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maybe it is a positive thing that they decided not to decide, if AA goes to CONI who showed interest in re-opening the whole case, or to other courts that we eventually gets what is our right.

maybe if today revoked the title then we sit and it ends like this, who knows
 
Aug 2, 2005
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Juventinis will die young because of all this,

bitterness is all I feel all the time, and now after the whole truth appeared, just thinking the owners just decided not defend the team in 2006 doesn't make me feel better at all.
we were the best team in the world, we could have ruled football, teams would have took juve model and tried to do the same instead of Barca
 
Apr 15, 2006
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Official Company note
July 18, 2011


The outcome of today’s Federal Council confirms the absolute treatment inequality in the event of similar circumstances.

The petition submitted 14 months ago by Juventus allowed for a deep examination, unfortunately not followed by any acceptance of responsibility by the sports bodies involved, who instead dismissed their political role as governance. It is understood that, in order to protect their millions of fans, as well as the shareholders and employees, Juventus must pursue the right and proper verification of facts while looking for treatment equality.

Therefore, the Club’s lawyers have been given the mandate to identify the best protection instruments in the administrative and international law. Management and lawyers are simultaneously proceeding with the assessment of the economic damages caused by such behaviours. Since today’s decision is far from providing equality and justice, Juventus want to assert all the internationally applicable rules at every relevant office.
 

Trezegol17

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Nov 1, 2006
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Kept our title and on Facchetti's birthday, how fitting.
Don't you mean OUR title? Don't worry you can't buy them all in China anymore like we saw last year when Ac won it. One day your pathetic excuse for a club will rot in C

Official Company note
July 18, 2011


The outcome of today’s Federal Council confirms the absolute treatment inequality in the event of similar circumstances.

The petition submitted 14 months ago by Juventus allowed for a deep examination, unfortunately not followed by any acceptance of responsibility by the sports bodies involved, who instead dismissed their political role as governance. It is understood that, in order to protect their millions of fans, as well as the shareholders and employees, Juventus must pursue the right and proper verification of facts while looking for treatment equality.

Therefore, the Club’s lawyers have been given the mandate to identify the best protection instruments in the administrative and international law. Management and lawyers are simultaneously proceeding with the assessment of the economic damages caused by such behaviours. Since today’s decision is far from providing equality and justice, Juventus want to assert all the internationally applicable rules at every relevant office.
Stop talkin and give us more action!
 
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gsol

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Oct 14, 2007
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    Kept our title and on Facchetti's birthday, how fitting.
    You find giving a thief a stolen title on his birthday fitting?

    He died of cancer slowly likely related to the steroids Herrera forced him to take in the 60s...I find that way more fitting.
     

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