Calciopoli or Morattopoli.. inter fake orgasm (56 Viewers)
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They don't have the authority, which is why they nearly all voted against revoking it. I'm not too concerned what individuals have done because they are sheep together, it's the collective of the FIGC who need bringing to task, starting with Abete.
Essentially he's saying 'ok, we fucked up, we didn't have all the evidence and rushed it to suit other members but we can't do anything about it now'.
Essentially he's saying 'ok, we fucked up, we didn't have all the evidence and rushed it to suit other members but we can't do anything about it now'.
FIGC 'hoped' Inter would give up title
FIGC President Giancarlo Abete admits he wishes “Inter would’ve foregone the statute of limitations” for a fair trial on the 2006 Scudetto.
On Monday the Federation ruled it was “unable to act” after new evidence emerged in the Calciopoli trial in Naples that the Nerazzurri had also attempted to influence referees.
“I hoped that Inter would’ve foregone the statute of limitations in this case.
“There is no statute of limitations on ethics,” said Abete. “We had to stick to the rules. If the rules do not satisfy some, then that is out of our hands.”
In effect, the FIGC chief confirmed Inter were not stripped of the title purely due to a technicality.
Earlier today Inter President Massimo Moratti declared the ruling was “a confirmation” for the club.
The 2006 title was originally won by Juventus, but stripped in the original Calciopoli trial and handed over to the Nerazzurri.
The other Scudetto revoked, the 2004-05 edition, was simply left unassigned.
http://www.football-italia.net/jul19t.html
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Corrupt incompetent wishes corrupt scumbag would have "done the right thing."
Interesting.
FIGC President Giancarlo Abete admits he wishes “Inter would’ve foregone the statute of limitations” for a fair trial on the 2006 Scudetto.
On Monday the Federation ruled it was “unable to act” after new evidence emerged in the Calciopoli trial in Naples that the Nerazzurri had also attempted to influence referees.
“I hoped that Inter would’ve foregone the statute of limitations in this case.
“There is no statute of limitations on ethics,” said Abete. “We had to stick to the rules. If the rules do not satisfy some, then that is out of our hands.”
In effect, the FIGC chief confirmed Inter were not stripped of the title purely due to a technicality.
Earlier today Inter President Massimo Moratti declared the ruling was “a confirmation” for the club.
The 2006 title was originally won by Juventus, but stripped in the original Calciopoli trial and handed over to the Nerazzurri.
The other Scudetto revoked, the 2004-05 edition, was simply left unassigned.
http://www.football-italia.net/jul19t.html
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Corrupt incompetent wishes corrupt scumbag would have "done the right thing."
Interesting.
If this is an admission of guilt by Abete, even if it doesn't actualy spell it out, you better believe Juve needs to take it to the CONI or civil courts.
If Abete said he had hoped inter tried to defend themselves, it isn't because he thinks they are innocent it's because he knows the FIGC fucked up and it's the only way to clear this up. Sounds like he had hoped moratti would grow a conscience. Otherwise, what was the point of that comment? If he really thought inter were clean he would have said so and not "it's out of our hands now" referring to the statute of limitations that ended it all.
If Abete said he had hoped inter tried to defend themselves, it isn't because he thinks they are innocent it's because he knows the FIGC fucked up and it's the only way to clear this up. Sounds like he had hoped moratti would grow a conscience. Otherwise, what was the point of that comment? If he really thought inter were clean he would have said so and not "it's out of our hands now" referring to the statute of limitations that ended it all.
