Calciopoli or Morattopoli.. inter fake orgasm (46 Viewers)

DelPieroTen

DelPieroTen

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It should be his concern because he was the man who has to account for most of the responsibility.

Great attitude to have.... walk away when the shit hits the fan and leave the club to deal with the mess he created. Like you say the current board aren't blameless but Moggi holds the most blame. He was the one who cheated and acted on the behalf of the club. He owes Juventus, one way or another
 

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DelPieroTen said:
It should be his concern because he was the man who has to account for most of the responsibility.

Great attitude to have.... walk away when the shit hits the fan and leave the club to deal with the mess he created. Like you say the current board aren't blameless but Moggi holds the most blame. He was the one who cheated and acted on the behalf of the club. He owes Juventus, one way or another
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he didnt walk off.. elkann want the triade to get out of the club.. and bring in his own bunch of dumb directors...
 

Turk_Bianconero

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10:20 AM BST The hearing started, but was brief as the judge adjourned proceedings until next Tuesday April 27 to hear Chelsea coach Carlo Ancelotti. The flying restrictions across Europe because of the ash cloud have prevented the Italian and others from attending the hearing.

But, Massimo de Santis, a former referee did make a brief statement in the court.
During his statement he alleged that other referees made calls with club directors, and he claims he was being secretly tracked by Telecom security.
 
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Turk_Bianconero said:
10:20 AM BST The hearing started, but was brief as the judge adjourned proceedings until next Tuesday April 27 to hear Chelsea coach Carlo Ancelotti. The flying restrictions across Europe because of the ash cloud have prevented the Italian and others from attending the hearing.

But, Massimo de Santis, a former referee did make a brief statement in the court.
During his statement he alleged that other referees made calls with club directors, and he claims he was being secretly tracked by Telecom security.
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That is a good date, I am hopeful.
 
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