Calciopoli or Morattopoli.. inter fake orgasm (46 Viewers)
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I agree, but is that really realistic.
If they reassign our scudetti (they damn should) it's gonna get real messy, money would come straight from the courts/figc/gea.
Having a scudetto back is taking something from inter, it's tricky and will probably blow up into a massive fight between the clubs.
Right now our issue is with the FIGC an the GEA.
If they reassign our scudetti (they damn should) it's gonna get real messy, money would come straight from the courts/figc/gea.
Having a scudetto back is taking something from inter, it's tricky and will probably blow up into a massive fight between the clubs.
Right now our issue is with the FIGC an the GEA.
If Italian courts calculate damages in the same way as English courts our award of cash will be astronomical.
They would have to give us money for
Players we sold, not at the price we sold them for but their true value.
Loss of Champions league money
Loss of money for being in B instead of A
T.V revenue
Defamation of our club in public.
Court + Litigation fees
They would have to give us money for
Players we sold, not at the price we sold them for but their true value.
Loss of Champions league money
Loss of money for being in B instead of A
T.V revenue
Defamation of our club in public.
Court + Litigation fees
Exactly. We've suffered huge losses, few hundred million with ease, if you take everything into account. I have no hopes whatsoever we'll get all of that money, but I think we should fight for more than just the Scudetti.
Just look at the state our team is in. If everybody were to remain fit we have a decent team but even then a few spots are far too weak to actually compete with Europe's elite. Before we got relegated, we had a great squad.
We need to spend big money now, so any financial benefits coming from this would be ideal. It would allows us to invest in young quality players to rebuild. It's quite important we chase the $$ if there's any possibility of us getting compensation.
Just look at the state our team is in. If everybody were to remain fit we have a decent team but even then a few spots are far too weak to actually compete with Europe's elite. Before we got relegated, we had a great squad.
We need to spend big money now, so any financial benefits coming from this would be ideal. It would allows us to invest in young quality players to rebuild. It's quite important we chase the $$ if there's any possibility of us getting compensation.
In an interview with the president, he did not deny phone calls with the designator. Moratti In 2006: "Depends on what you say if you talk to Bergamo. But, that was different from the others."
From these days, what have been said is that Moratti has always maintained he never had contacts with the referee designators. But, that is not true. Yesterday an interview emerged with the magazine, Corriere della Sera, on August 31, 2006 in which the president of Inter addresses the issues of Calciopoli with an interview with Claudio Sabelli Fioretti. These are the salient passages.
Moggi said that one of those who talked with Bergamo is also Facchetti...
"There is nothing wrong with talking to Bergamo. The difference lies in the things you say."
So more or less, what is your relationship with the designators?
"They call to see if all goes well."
Have you ever called a designator?
"No. But I have received a few calls from them asking my opinion."
So it is possible that one day those phone calls will come out and there you are...
"Just normal calls without any interests."
Moggi said that if they had to wiretapping others they would have discovered the same thing.
"But not Moggi's? It was evidenced that Juve have everything to do with it and not Inter."
Maybe they won because they were good.
"Juve had a great coach and a good team. The could easily win without tricks but they wanted to be 100% sure. We couldn't afford the slightest risk of losing. The system by Moggi was like an insurance."
But you understood the existence of Moggi's system?
"If I knew I would not have sent the team on field. Why play knowing that you can not win? But I realized that Moggi and Giraudo had the advantages. And the referees had special attention for them."
Some time ago, the former referee Nucini came to you and told you everything was rotten.
"I sent him to the judges but he did not confirm his story. He was afraid of the consequenses."
What could denounce him?
"He feared that iwas a trap to make us look bad. But came the desire to understand what was true."
They also put referee De Santis under surveilance.
"One person offered to do so. But nothing came out of it."
Who should jump off the tower between Moggi and Giraudo?
"Moggi has always shown his face, bravely. Throw Giraudo."
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So, IN 2006, Moratti admitted contacts with designators so this so-called "new" information is not so much new.
From these days, what have been said is that Moratti has always maintained he never had contacts with the referee designators. But, that is not true. Yesterday an interview emerged with the magazine, Corriere della Sera, on August 31, 2006 in which the president of Inter addresses the issues of Calciopoli with an interview with Claudio Sabelli Fioretti. These are the salient passages.
Moggi said that one of those who talked with Bergamo is also Facchetti...
"There is nothing wrong with talking to Bergamo. The difference lies in the things you say."
So more or less, what is your relationship with the designators?
"They call to see if all goes well."
Have you ever called a designator?
"No. But I have received a few calls from them asking my opinion."
So it is possible that one day those phone calls will come out and there you are...
"Just normal calls without any interests."
Moggi said that if they had to wiretapping others they would have discovered the same thing.
"But not Moggi's? It was evidenced that Juve have everything to do with it and not Inter."
Maybe they won because they were good.
"Juve had a great coach and a good team. The could easily win without tricks but they wanted to be 100% sure. We couldn't afford the slightest risk of losing. The system by Moggi was like an insurance."
But you understood the existence of Moggi's system?
"If I knew I would not have sent the team on field. Why play knowing that you can not win? But I realized that Moggi and Giraudo had the advantages. And the referees had special attention for them."
Some time ago, the former referee Nucini came to you and told you everything was rotten.
"I sent him to the judges but he did not confirm his story. He was afraid of the consequenses."
What could denounce him?
"He feared that iwas a trap to make us look bad. But came the desire to understand what was true."
They also put referee De Santis under surveilance.
"One person offered to do so. But nothing came out of it."
Who should jump off the tower between Moggi and Giraudo?
"Moggi has always shown his face, bravely. Throw Giraudo."
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So, IN 2006, Moratti admitted contacts with designators so this so-called "new" information is not so much new.
Personally, I wouldn't read too much into that statement. They probably felt obliged to say something, while remaining as vague as possible.
The next few weeks will indeed be rather intriguing, but we shouldn't start dreaming just yet. Moggi has not (yet?) been cleared, neither is there any clear indication that the FIGC will (re)open the investigation.
And even if Moggi as an individual ends up "winning", that doesn't necessarily mean that Juve as a society ends up "winning", as illogical as it may sound.
The next few weeks will indeed be rather intriguing, but we shouldn't start dreaming just yet. Moggi has not (yet?) been cleared, neither is there any clear indication that the FIGC will (re)open the investigation.
And even if Moggi as an individual ends up "winning", that doesn't necessarily mean that Juve as a society ends up "winning", as illogical as it may sound.
