Calciopoli or Morattopoli.. inter fake orgasm (60 Viewers)
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Lol, not in this case because this number is about the fans in Italy.
But even though you're just joking, you're actually right about our fan base world wide. We indeed lost a big number of "fans" due to Zlatan's departure. He's one of those players who bring a lot of fans with him wherever he goes.
Mutu was another one very popular in Romania and we probably lost few million Romanian "fans".
Even though the real fans don't like these fake fans, they are useful for club's finances. If we lost 1.5m fans in Italy and probably another 5.5 million Zlatan, Mutu, Vieira, Cannavaro fans worldwide then we also lost a lot of money.
Imagine all 7 million of them spending 50 euros per year on Juve products. Even if only 10 euros out of these 50 euros go into our budget it gives a number of 70m eur per year.
But even though you're just joking, you're actually right about our fan base world wide. We indeed lost a big number of "fans" due to Zlatan's departure. He's one of those players who bring a lot of fans with him wherever he goes.
Mutu was another one very popular in Romania and we probably lost few million Romanian "fans".
Even though the real fans don't like these fake fans, they are useful for club's finances. If we lost 1.5m fans in Italy and probably another 5.5 million Zlatan, Mutu, Vieira, Cannavaro fans worldwide then we also lost a lot of money.
Imagine all 7 million of them spending 50 euros per year on Juve products. Even if only 10 euros out of these 50 euros go into our budget it gives a number of 70m eur per year.
thats why we must sign Diego he will sell alot of shirts.
That's why I increased my spending this year. I already stated I don't really know the accuracy of these counts but didn't Juve have 13 million in Italy? Oh well, who cares. Whoever jumped ship can drown. Those that come back will do so soon enough and I'll be the guy that says "thanks for the money" and then spits at them.
Farina admits Catania clanger Monday 11 February, 2008
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Referee Stefano Farina admits he was wrong to allow Esteban Cambiasso’s goal for Inter last night and explains why he skipped the ‘terzo tempo’.
Inter’s first goal in a 2-0 win over Catania at the Stadio Massimino was allowed to stand even though Cambiasso was in an offside position.
The Sicilian fans reacted by ironically cheering and chanting at referee Farina, who is now willing to concede that he made the wrong decision.
“Just now I have seen the Cambiasso goal on TV for the first time and I have no problem saying that I made a mistake,” the respected official said on Rai.
After the game, Farina made another error when he left the field without waiting for the ‘terzo tempo’ ceremony that sees players and officials shake hands and is compulsory for referees.
“With hindsight, I don’t think that it was the wisest decision, but at that moment I thought it was right to behave like that,” Farina said.
“I share the desire for Fair Play as all referees are obliged to but straight after the final whistle I thought that I didn’t want to cause any further controversy by being there, so I left the pitch early.”Referee designator Pierluigi Collina also passed comment on last night’s events and restated his request for patience in the current crop of referees.
“It’s clear that our objective is to improve,” he maintained. “The group of referees is young and it’s only natural that there will be some mistakes, but I’m certain that with sacrifice and work things will get better.”
Channel 4
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Referee Stefano Farina admits he was wrong to allow Esteban Cambiasso’s goal for Inter last night and explains why he skipped the ‘terzo tempo’.
Inter’s first goal in a 2-0 win over Catania at the Stadio Massimino was allowed to stand even though Cambiasso was in an offside position.
The Sicilian fans reacted by ironically cheering and chanting at referee Farina, who is now willing to concede that he made the wrong decision.
“Just now I have seen the Cambiasso goal on TV for the first time and I have no problem saying that I made a mistake,” the respected official said on Rai.
After the game, Farina made another error when he left the field without waiting for the ‘terzo tempo’ ceremony that sees players and officials shake hands and is compulsory for referees.
“With hindsight, I don’t think that it was the wisest decision, but at that moment I thought it was right to behave like that,” Farina said.
“I share the desire for Fair Play as all referees are obliged to but straight after the final whistle I thought that I didn’t want to cause any further controversy by being there, so I left the pitch early.”Referee designator Pierluigi Collina also passed comment on last night’s events and restated his request for patience in the current crop of referees.
“It’s clear that our objective is to improve,” he maintained. “The group of referees is young and it’s only natural that there will be some mistakes, but I’m certain that with sacrifice and work things will get better.”
Channel 4
Enough with Collina's bullshit already. I saw most of those referees long ago. What Rosetti, Paparesta, Morganti, Ayroldi, and Farina are all new? They keep acting like it's their rookie season. No one is born an official. They pass exams and officiate in the lower leagues and then are brought up to the top flight. Most of those referees (and linesmen like Coppelli) were brought up a long time ago.
