The fact he's complaining about the rising intelligence of players is a bit dodgy to say the least.
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They mixed up two sentences. He complimented players now saying that they were more intelligent and then later complained about player greed.
Once again translators send mixed signals. In truth the players are greedier now which is annoying to say the least but the real problem there are the player agents, a group his son used to belong to.
He’s just making a general observation but I’d refrain from pointing the finger only at the players, particularly at the Juventus players that stuck around despite the pay cut.
They should have developed the last line more. He said more than that. He claimed that player/club relationships are mainly psychological and that had it not been for the financial backing of Inter’s owner they would have failed. Had psychology been measured Inter would have been in last place (claiming Moratti didn’t know how to assess or treat players).
Once again translators send mixed signals. In truth the players are greedier now which is annoying to say the least but the real problem there are the player agents, a group his son used to belong to.
He’s just making a general observation but I’d refrain from pointing the finger only at the players, particularly at the Juventus players that stuck around despite the pay cut.
They should have developed the last line more. He said more than that. He claimed that player/club relationships are mainly psychological and that had it not been for the financial backing of Inter’s owner they would have failed. Had psychology been measured Inter would have been in last place (claiming Moratti didn’t know how to assess or treat players).
Poor guy though. Everything he says gets taken out of context.
In the same interview they asked him what he thought of homosexuals in the league and he responded by saying "that it is no world for gay men". The fact that they are harder to market and bigots would find it difficult to cheer for them or buy their jersey, they are forced to hide their sexual orientation despite possibly being an asset to a locker room considering that at times they demonstrate more sensitivity than the average male.
Instead they printed that he thinks gay men can't play soccer. He must be so frustrated.
Maybe now they won't let him march in the Gay Pride parade (aka Inter Scudetto Party).
In the same interview they asked him what he thought of homosexuals in the league and he responded by saying "that it is no world for gay men". The fact that they are harder to market and bigots would find it difficult to cheer for them or buy their jersey, they are forced to hide their sexual orientation despite possibly being an asset to a locker room considering that at times they demonstrate more sensitivity than the average male.
Instead they printed that he thinks gay men can't play soccer. He must be so frustrated.
Maybe now they won't let him march in the Gay Pride parade (aka Inter Scudetto Party).
This is the part where he speaks of homosexuality.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=UZ_6Wdu1Erw
I know there are other arguments in the interview but you can find them by clicking on the user.
You can see that at one point he says that "it's not a problem that I have with gay people but rather that the environment isn't favorable."
No doubt the manner in which other players and fans would react to a publically gay player would create uneeded problems.
I don't believe him though when he says that there are none in Serie A. I think there are plenty but hide it well.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=UZ_6Wdu1Erw
I know there are other arguments in the interview but you can find them by clicking on the user.
You can see that at one point he says that "it's not a problem that I have with gay people but rather that the environment isn't favorable."
No doubt the manner in which other players and fans would react to a publically gay player would create uneeded problems.
I don't believe him though when he says that there are none in Serie A. I think there are plenty but hide it well.
Moggi: Gays Should Be Banned From Football
Former Juventus general manager Luciano Moggi has controversially declared that there is no place in football for homosexuals.
The 70-year-old was widely regarded as the best transfer guru in Serie A before he received a five-year ban from football in the summer of 2006 for his alleged role in the Calciopoli scandal.
Despite being out of the game Moggi still regularly has his say on current affairs, and he has had some controversial things to say about homosexuals.
“I don’t know if footballers are against gays in the team, I certainly am,” he stated.
“I can quietly confirm that, in the clubs where I have been, I have never had them, never.
“I would never have wanted a homosexual player. Even today I wouldn’t buy one. Supposing I were to make a mistake and I found one of them, he would be the first to go.
“I am a little old-fashioned. But I know the football world and its insides. You cannot live within it as a gay. A homosexual cannot be a footballer.
“In calcio there are no homosexuals, neither between players nor among directors. It’s not racism, its fact. Football has a particular environment; you get naked in the dressing room.
“I have no gay friends. I go out with other people. But I have to say that homosexuals are very intelligent people, they have the capacity to see things differently.”
goal.com
Former Juventus general manager Luciano Moggi has controversially declared that there is no place in football for homosexuals.
The 70-year-old was widely regarded as the best transfer guru in Serie A before he received a five-year ban from football in the summer of 2006 for his alleged role in the Calciopoli scandal.
Despite being out of the game Moggi still regularly has his say on current affairs, and he has had some controversial things to say about homosexuals.
“I don’t know if footballers are against gays in the team, I certainly am,” he stated.
“I can quietly confirm that, in the clubs where I have been, I have never had them, never.
“I would never have wanted a homosexual player. Even today I wouldn’t buy one. Supposing I were to make a mistake and I found one of them, he would be the first to go.
“I am a little old-fashioned. But I know the football world and its insides. You cannot live within it as a gay. A homosexual cannot be a footballer.
“In calcio there are no homosexuals, neither between players nor among directors. It’s not racism, its fact. Football has a particular environment; you get naked in the dressing room.
“I have no gay friends. I go out with other people. But I have to say that homosexuals are very intelligent people, they have the capacity to see things differently.”
goal.com
I think we should all make a point of not reading Goal.com. How often are they right? How often is their reporting more propagandist than informative.
Frankly I couldn't care less if the gay community likes Moggi or not. It just irritates me how again goal.com gets its predominantly 15 year old readers all worked up over something that is not only wrong but really irrelevant.
"I have no gay friends. I go out with other people."
He actually said that he does but that they are more acquaintances than close friends. Wow...what a big deal.
I have no gay friends either.
Frankly I couldn't care less if the gay community likes Moggi or not. It just irritates me how again goal.com gets its predominantly 15 year old readers all worked up over something that is not only wrong but really irrelevant.
"I have no gay friends. I go out with other people."
He actually said that he does but that they are more acquaintances than close friends. Wow...what a big deal.
I have no gay friends either.
I swear if Moggi got a parking ticket in Italy the press would make a fucking federal case out of it. Leave him alone.
Why were they even discussing queers in soccer? It's such an obvious setup to sell papers afterwards and he's so naive he continues falling for it.
When asked if there were homos in the league he should have replied with a joke.
"No one tried to fuck me"
There, now what can the press really do with that line?
When that Klaus guy kept harping on the subject (who by the way looks like a queer) he should have stopped him and said that he’d rather discuss the game than the possible personal lives of players.
Why were they even discussing queers in soccer? It's such an obvious setup to sell papers afterwards and he's so naive he continues falling for it.
When asked if there were homos in the league he should have replied with a joke.
"No one tried to fuck me"
There, now what can the press really do with that line?
When that Klaus guy kept harping on the subject (who by the way looks like a queer) he should have stopped him and said that he’d rather discuss the game than the possible personal lives of players.
I'm reading an interview with Hector Cuper in Gazzetta and it's really annoying to read how those guys involved with Inter in 2002 can't stop moaning.
Now Cuper knows what was the reason they didn't win the scudetto in 2002.
No, it wasn't the incompetence of his players-chokers, it wasn't Vratislav Gresko, it wasn't Karel Poborsky.
It was, imagine this, the ref who didn't give a penalty over Ronaldo in Inter's match against Chievo. Apparently, the ref was only 3 metres away from the happenings but he didn't give what was according to Cuper, a clear penalty. This is what decided the scudetto.
He's talking about a match of the 32nd round where Chievo held Inter to a 2:2 draw, with Cossato scoring the equaliser in 90 minute. (again, it's not Inter's incompetence. They fight for the scudetto and they concede a goal in last minute. No, it's the refs. The big bad refs)
They are all such cry babies.
Every single team can claim that a penalty against them wasn't given on a certain match during the season. Should every single team name that as a reason for not winning the scudetto ?
But then again, not everyone lost the tittle to a team that was later relegated to serie B for "match fixing".
Here's the interview:
http://www.gazzetta.it/Calcio/Primo_Piano/2008/04_Aprile/23/Cuper.shtml
Now Cuper knows what was the reason they didn't win the scudetto in 2002.
No, it wasn't the incompetence of his players-chokers, it wasn't Vratislav Gresko, it wasn't Karel Poborsky.
It was, imagine this, the ref who didn't give a penalty over Ronaldo in Inter's match against Chievo. Apparently, the ref was only 3 metres away from the happenings but he didn't give what was according to Cuper, a clear penalty. This is what decided the scudetto.
He's talking about a match of the 32nd round where Chievo held Inter to a 2:2 draw, with Cossato scoring the equaliser in 90 minute. (again, it's not Inter's incompetence. They fight for the scudetto and they concede a goal in last minute. No, it's the refs. The big bad refs)
They are all such cry babies.
Every single team can claim that a penalty against them wasn't given on a certain match during the season. Should every single team name that as a reason for not winning the scudetto ?
But then again, not everyone lost the tittle to a team that was later relegated to serie B for "match fixing".
Here's the interview:
http://www.gazzetta.it/Calcio/Primo_Piano/2008/04_Aprile/23/Cuper.shtml
Ya they translated it in goal.com but I didn’t click on it. Why bother? I already read it 5000+ times already in the past and don’t give a shit to post a comment that blows all the arguments out of the water that goal will not post to make room for “Juventus are cheats” over and over again.
Fuck them.
If that penalty cost them the title then we should be writing a fuckin' book this year.
But this year it's all in good faith and back then they were "fixing" matches.
Anyone that knows shit about soccer knows that it was Juventus that got cheated in 2006.
Cuper failed then and is failing now and doesn't know what to say. Maybe the 3-0 Juve served up last week brought back some nasty memoreies. Next he'll say that was a fix too...fucking cunt.
Fuck them.
If that penalty cost them the title then we should be writing a fuckin' book this year.
But this year it's all in good faith and back then they were "fixing" matches.
Anyone that knows shit about soccer knows that it was Juventus that got cheated in 2006.
Cuper failed then and is failing now and doesn't know what to say. Maybe the 3-0 Juve served up last week brought back some nasty memoreies. Next he'll say that was a fix too...fucking cunt.
Do the math. 34 games in that season with an average of 5 injury time minutes played between both halfs of each game making 3,230 minutes played in 2001-2002 and THAT penalty they claim they should have received is what cost Inter the title. I think that speaks volumes for Cuper's maturity. If that is how he explains himself no wonder he was fired.
Juventus managing director Jean-Claude Blanc has declared that the Bianconeri have won 29 Scudetti, and not 27.
Juventus won Serie A on the field of play in both 2005 and 2006, but later had these Scudetti stripped, and were also relegated to Serie B, for their alleged involvement in the Calciopoli crisis.
Bianconeri fans and other figures have always maintained that Calciopoli was just a conspiracy involving Inter President Massimo Moratti, as well as former Telecom Italia President Tronchetti Provera and ex FIGC President Guido Rossi.
The new leadership that took over at Juventus following the scandal have yet to be really accepted by Juventini, many of who still have a strong bond with the old Triade of Luciano Moggi, Antonio Giraudo and Roberto Bettega.
However recently it seems that President Giovanni Cobolli Gigli, Blanc, and even much-maligned sporting director Alessio Secco are just beginning perhaps to win over some cynics.
Blanc in particular will have won favour with many after he declared that he completely recognised, as official, the two revoked Scudetti from 2005 and 2006.
"The number of Scudetti won by Juve is 29,” Blanc told La7. “And soon we will have a third star on our shirts."
Gianni Wilson
Juventus won Serie A on the field of play in both 2005 and 2006, but later had these Scudetti stripped, and were also relegated to Serie B, for their alleged involvement in the Calciopoli crisis.
Bianconeri fans and other figures have always maintained that Calciopoli was just a conspiracy involving Inter President Massimo Moratti, as well as former Telecom Italia President Tronchetti Provera and ex FIGC President Guido Rossi.
The new leadership that took over at Juventus following the scandal have yet to be really accepted by Juventini, many of who still have a strong bond with the old Triade of Luciano Moggi, Antonio Giraudo and Roberto Bettega.
However recently it seems that President Giovanni Cobolli Gigli, Blanc, and even much-maligned sporting director Alessio Secco are just beginning perhaps to win over some cynics.
Blanc in particular will have won favour with many after he declared that he completely recognised, as official, the two revoked Scudetti from 2005 and 2006.
"The number of Scudetti won by Juve is 29,” Blanc told La7. “And soon we will have a third star on our shirts."
Gianni Wilson