Calciopoli or Morattopoli.. inter fake orgasm (38 Viewers)
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At least two hours I think. I guess it's best to check in the evening. At worst it won't be today 
if we get back the 15 today Inter will be in 6th spot imagine the shit storm if they get knocked out tonight
you know it is Italy, anything is possible
Napoli are acting billy big bollocks because they have had good teams in recent years. I honestly don't care about them very much.
But I hate Inter. I genuinely hate them. Rangers for example I don't think about very often, despite the various horrors of their history historical associations, but I genuinely loathe Inter. Truly a diabolical organisation
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You know it's bad when it's not just the ones opposing you who repeatedly act like the worst kind of cunts. Plenty of straight up dickhead juventini cutting about the penninsula
But I hate Inter. I genuinely hate them. Rangers for example I don't think about very often, despite the various horrors of their history historical associations, but I genuinely loathe Inter. Truly a diabolical organisation
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You know it's bad when it's not just the ones opposing you who repeatedly act like the worst kind of cunts. Plenty of straight up dickhead juventini cutting about the penninsula
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First rejected. In this case, nothing changes and the 15-point penalty is confirmed.
Second: The club win the appeal, the point penalty is revoked and so are the bans for ex-directors.
Third: The club ‘partially’ win the appeal. In this case, the case goes back to the FIGC court, which needs to clarify better the reasons for the point deduction and bans which are put on hold until a new verdict arrives. As a consequence, and just if the case goes back to FIGC, the new ruling could come with a reduced point penalty for Juventus and shorter bans for their directors. It’s an unlikely scenario but one of the options on the table which would further stretch the saga
Unlikely scenario? Its Italy - Its the most likely one
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How long until we get the postponement verdict? Hour 2 hours? Have no idea. Can someone give an educated guess?
First rejected. In this case, nothing changes and the 15-point penalty is confirmed.
Second: The club win the appeal, the point penalty is revoked and so are the bans for ex-directors.
Third: The club ‘partially’ win the appeal. In this case, the case goes back to the FIGC court, which needs to clarify better the reasons for the point deduction and bans which are put on hold until a new verdict arrives. As a consequence, and just if the case goes back to FIGC, the new ruling could come with a reduced point penalty for Juventus and shorter bans for their directors. It’s an unlikely scenario but one of the options on the table which would further stretch the saga
Unlikely scenario? Its Italy - Its the most likely one
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How long until we get the postponement verdict? Hour 2 hours? Have no idea. Can someone give an educated guess?
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