Calciopoli or Morattopoli.. inter fake orgasm (43 Viewers)
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Future can surprise us, i won't lose my hope. truth will be revealed but it will take more time. i still believe one day, moratti and his gang will be exposed. they won't just be banned from football but face other consequences. international courts looks like best option now.
There is an aphorism in Turkish ''Gün olur, devran döner''
There is an aphorism in Turkish ''Gün olur, devran döner''
Juventus captain Ale Del Piero admits he is nostalgic for the time when Luciano Moggi was at the club.
Moggi was given a five-year ban from football in 2006 for his involvement in the Calciopoli scandal.
He first arrived at Juventus in 1994, heralding an era of unprecedented dominance that included winning seven Scudetti, two of which were later revoked, and the Champions League.
Speaking on Chiambretti Night, Del Piero was asked about Moggi's 12-year stay in Turin.
“They were magnificent years. I don't hear from him anymore, not often, but our relationship has remained intact,” Del Piero explained.
The 35-year-old World Cup winner was then asked about reports linking England manager Fabio Capello with a return to Juventus.
“He is fine where he is,” Del Piero concluded.
Moggi was given a five-year ban from football in 2006 for his involvement in the Calciopoli scandal.
He first arrived at Juventus in 1994, heralding an era of unprecedented dominance that included winning seven Scudetti, two of which were later revoked, and the Champions League.
Speaking on Chiambretti Night, Del Piero was asked about Moggi's 12-year stay in Turin.
“They were magnificent years. I don't hear from him anymore, not often, but our relationship has remained intact,” Del Piero explained.
The 35-year-old World Cup winner was then asked about reports linking England manager Fabio Capello with a return to Juventus.
“He is fine where he is,” Del Piero concluded.
You guys don't get it. I think few people do. You guys think there will be justice? You guys think Juve will be allowed to be competitive? You guys think that the FIGC will punish Inter or give us back our titles? Compensate us?
Wake the fuck up.
The mere possibility that Moggi would be hired by Agnelli prompted his sudden lifetime ban. That's the league we play in. That is how our federation conducts its business and you guys are still dreaming of justice, money and trophies.
At this point I want Moggi to win in Civil Court because it will prove that he did nothing but he is never coming back because the FIGC won't let him. Inter will not get punished because they won't punish themselves. We won't get those titles back because Inter won't give them back. We play in their league.
This really lends credibility to the notion that the Elkunts hated Moggi because for 4 years the suspension was sufficient to the FIGC. Maybe they knew that Elkann would never hire him. Within hours of Agnelli being named they revised a 4 year old sentence with no new evidence to justify it.
If you don't like Moggi I don't care but if you can't see that they handcuffed Agnelli on his first day and that the signs of things to come are still bleak then good luck.
My days of following this sport might be drawing to a close. This is worse than boxing. Fuck Italy. I’m glad I left.
Pretty funny how people are so shocked at Moggi's new ban. For years now about 80%, if not more, of the general Italian football public (including some Juve fans) has wanted him out of the game indefinitely. The FIGC was bound to succumb to this pressure sooner or later & take this decision.
Let's just wait & see what happens in the real courts.
Let's just wait & see what happens in the real courts.
Fuck all this shit. I have lost all my faith and interest in the 2006 scandal related trials. We need to start without start with a new administration and hopefully we are getting one next season(Agnelli-Blanc-Bettega-Marotta). We need to build fresh without going back any of those 2006 board members
