Calciopoli or Morattopoli.. inter fake orgasm (231 Viewers)

[Hust]

Exactly.

So guys, think about it.

If Moggi and them had been cleared in Napoli, Juve would have no case against Inter!

Because if Moggi of them did nothing wrong, the same must have applied for Facchetti and Meani and those cunts.

It's actually fucking disgraceful to say it, but Moggi was necessary collateral damage for Juve's new cause. I hate hate hate to say it, because I love Moggi and I've supported him for so long. But think about it. Juve's ENTIRE case for the lost scudetti is based on disparity of treatment!

If that argument is to stick, Moggi MUST be guilty.

Fucking sad, but fucking true.

I see what you are saying. I think I'm the only one understanding you

 

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[Naggar]

Don't think we have had any penalties given in our favor yet, have we?

Ferrara said that when he was losing

 

[Badass J Elkann]

this is so like the meredith kercher murder case in perugia earlier this year, only this time amanda knox managed to win her freedom despite the italian justice system wanting to make an example of her, eventhough evidence suggested she was innocent

 

[Salvatore]

Yo guys, did you know that we're nr1 in the table and still haven't lost any games this season. Also, do you know that we're 11 points ahead of Inter.

Just thought I'd remind you.

Not since the weekend, now we're out of the CL places. The world is going to end imminently surely.

 

[Klin]

Can someone briefly explain to me what happened?

 

[Hust]

Ferrara said that when he was losing

I'm pointing out that we haven't had any referee assistant.

 

[Salvatore]

Don't think we have had any penalties given in our favor yet, have we?

Has there been any cases where we should have got a penalty?

 

[WΏΏdy?]

To quote the great suli

I can kill a dog right now,and i want that dog to be morratti

 

[Jem83]

Can someone briefly explain to me what happened?

The game has just begun, motherfuckers!

IT'S SHOWTIME!!

 

[Naggar]

I'm pointing out that we haven't had any referee assistant.

Yeah I know but we've always been greater than to talk about refereeing, that's a merda thing.
you know what I really want now? a champions league cup, after all this injustice if we manage to win it that'll be so sweet.

 

[Quetzalcoatl]

Exactly.

So guys, think about it.

If Moggi and them had been cleared in Napoli, Juve would have no case against FIGC/Inter!

Because if Moggi and them did nothing wrong, the same must have applied for Facchetti and Meani and those cunts.

It's actually fucking disgraceful to say it, but Moggi was necessary collateral damage for Juve's new cause. I hate hate hate to say it, because I love Moggi and I've supported him for so long. But think about it. Juve's ENTIRE case for the lost scudetti is based on disparity of treatment!

If that argument is to stick, Moggi MUST be guilty.

Fucking sad, but fucking true.

If Moggi is gulity, what good does that do us? At best, we can hope that they find inter and co. guilty too.

 

[Mark]

Can't believe they didn't take in consideration the new calls(inter). Those calls proved there was no system but today they brushed them aside and said there was one man controlling everything.

 

[Hængebøffer]

Can't believe they didn't take in consideration the new calls(inter). Those calls proved there was no system but today they brushed them aside and said there was one man controlling everything.

Maybe the court don't care. It was about Moggi being innocent, right?

 

[Jem83]

If Moggi is gulity, what good does that do us? At best, we can hope that they find inter and co. guilty too.

Yeah, but don't you see? The only way they can find Inter and co. guilty is if the bar for culpability is set where it was set tonight. Agnelli has in his hands a report from the former prosecutor that Facchetti and Meani and those people were HEAVILY involved in all of this.

If that kind of involvement would've been cleared in Napoli tonight, then Facchetti & co. would also be innocent.

So yeah, you're exactly right! And that's why the verdict does us good.

 

[Naggar]

Can't believe they didn't take in consideration the new calls(inter). Those calls proved there was no system but today they brushed them aside and said there was one man controlling everything.

I don't think they were willing to look at any new evidence from the beginning, everyone knows calciopoli was unfair, but look how much damage and drama it caused until today to italian football and exposed italian corruption, if they actually reopen it too much more corruption will be revealed and it will be very embarrassing for all of them

 

[Mark]

Maybe the court don't care. It was about Moggi being innocent, right?

these calls break the principal accusation hence Moggi not accused and sentenced for 5 years 4 months.

 

[Salvatore]

I see what you are saying. I think I'm the only one understanding you

Below. Moggi said that either everyone is guilty or innocent as well IIRC.

Why wouldn't Moggi be guilty? Surely this whole thing was to show that Inter got away with pretty much the same thing?

 

[Klin]

You people must be insane if you expected this to end in our favor.

 

[CAPITANO]

Can't believe they didn't take in consideration the new calls(inter). Those calls proved there was no system but today they brushed them aside and said there was one man controlling everything.

Things that were proven wrong from 2006 were not even considered,

 

[Hængebøffer]

Below. Moggi said that either everyone is guilty or innocent as well IIRC.

He's guilty, but in doing nothing wrong