Calciopoli or Morattopoli.. inter fake orgasm (58 Viewers)

AbuGadanzieri

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Jan 8, 2006
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I seriously am amazed and digusted at the way you lie to all those people here, who blindly believe anything you say, only because it says: "Juve is not guilty".

How can you all believe this person ?

He gives the link above, where he states that the Federal Court judge (Sandulli) is saying that the season Juve were relagated for, was legitimate and there was no illicit activity, when Sandulli (later on) DENIED saying anything like that:

http://archiviostorico.gazzetta.it/2006/ottobre/18/Sandulli_Moggi_dice_falso__ga_10_061018031.shtml

Just to name one quote from there:

"I never said or wrote that the league in 2004-2005 was a regular season."

Sandulli CLEARLY says that what was written is a lie, but what is more amazing, is that gsol ALREADY KNOWS THIS, because I remember him talking back in 2008 I think, with other person on other forum, who already told Gsol the same thing I did just now, and YET HERE HE IS spreading AGAIN the same lie (WHICH HE KNOWS IS A LIE).

I seriously can't understand, how can you trust in anything he says, but it's your choice.

Because of people like Gsol, there are so many confused people after the verdict is done, because they are being told either lies, or not the whole truth, and then they think it is conspiracy or something alike. If they had the full picture of it (not just some glance), there wouldn't be as many people saying things like: "They want to silence Moggi" etc.

But as I've said. It is your choice, you can even trust Satan, the master of a lie, if that will make you happy.
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The Pado

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It is difficult for a horse to vote. There are several types of voting machines in the USA, and none are horse-friendly. A horse is unable of hold a pen to connect the arrows. A horse's hoof would be too large to push a computer key or touch an area of a computer screen. Without an opposable thumb, you can forget about a horse pulling a atandard voting machine lever.

It is with this mind that Americans were resigned to allowing women to vote.
 
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gsol

gsol

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    Not too interested in engaging here because I’ve been through that already and I’m tired of people being afraid of what’s happening and then blaming me. I think attacking a guy who can only copy and paste articles and sources is petty. If someone has a problem with “lies” they should take it up with the journalists that print them if indeed they are lies.

    Of course they might have trouble figuring out who lied. In this case was it the Corriere? Was it the Gazzetta? Or was it Sandulli that realized he shot himself in the foot and then backpedaled?

    I don’t know. Either way I didn’t print nor publish any article so labeling me a liar is difficult. Let’s just say that Sandulli sounds pretty confused. Two quotes emerge from the Gazzetta article that sparked some curiosity. Amidst his rant justifying the relegation you’ll read:

    “Non c' era la prova provata dell' illecito come viene inteso nella scrittura del codice di giustizia sportive…”

    There was no proof of an illicit act the way it is interpreted in the Code of Sports Justice

    The article then reads:
    “Bisogna tenere conto della sentenza del prof. Sandulli, secondo cui il campionato 2004-05 è stato regolare: la Juventus (e quindi i suoi dirigenti) non hanno commesso illeciti.”

    One must consider Prof. Sandulli’s sentence, who maintains that the 2004-05 season was legitimate and thus: Juventus (therefore its directors) did not commit illicit acts.

    In any case I think that we are all well past discussing the headlines and sentences of 2006. I said it was a fraudulent witch hunt. Four years of civil court hearings have proven me right. It isn’t my fault that people have such a strong desire to see Juve labeled “guilty”.

    Today Calciopoli is about something else. It’s about figuring out what the team can do to get retribution. It’s about figuring out why so much evidence had been hidden for so long and why only that which demonstrated a “Moggi System” was presented to the Sporting Tribunal.

    The discussion has evolved and I’d rather not regress to already outdated accusations over matters that have largely been discredited by civil trials.

    I wasted a lot of time trying to get people that hate Moggi or Juve to think rationally but it doesn’t work. Long before 2006 they had already made up their mind and no amount of evidence can dissuade them. I’m not here to argue with them (though I am almost flattered that they seek me out throughout the web). My time is more valuable than that.

    There are plenty of other forums around and I encourage them to go there and post all the contradicting articles they please.
     

    MbSol

    New Member
    Jul 21, 2008
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    Not too interested in engaging here because I’ve been through that already and I’m tired of people being afraid of what’s happening and then blaming me. I think attacking a guy who can only copy and paste articles and sources is petty. If someone has a problem with “lies” they should take it up with the journalists that print them if indeed they are lies.

    Of course they might have trouble figuring out who lied. In this case was it the Corriere? Was it the Gazzetta? Or was it Sandulli that realized he shot himself in the foot and then backpedaled?

    I don’t know. Either way I didn’t print nor publish any article so labeling me a liar is difficult. Let’s just say that Sandulli sounds pretty confused. Two quotes emerge from the Gazzetta article that sparked some curiosity. Amidst his rant justifying the relegation you’ll read:

    “Non c' era la prova provata dell' illecito come viene inteso nella scrittura del codice di giustizia sportive…”

    There was no proof of an illicit act the way it is interpreted in the Code of Sports Justice

    The article then reads:
    “Bisogna tenere conto della sentenza del prof. Sandulli, secondo cui il campionato 2004-05 è stato regolare: la Juventus (e quindi i suoi dirigenti) non hanno commesso illeciti.”

    One must consider Prof. Sandulli’s sentence, who maintains that the 2004-05 season was legitimate and thus: Juventus (therefore its directors) did not commit illicit acts.

    In any case I think that we are all well past discussing the headlines and sentences of 2006. I said it was a fraudulent witch hunt. Four years of civil court hearings have proven me right. It isn’t my fault that people have such a strong desire to see Juve labeled “guilty”.

    Today Calciopoli is about something else. It’s about figuring out what the team can do to get retribution. It’s about figuring out why so much evidence had been hidden for so long and why only that which demonstrated a “Moggi System” was presented to the Sporting Tribunal.

    The discussion has evolved and I’d rather not regress to already outdated accusations over matters that have largely been discredited by civil trials.

    I wasted a lot of time trying to get people that hate Moggi or Juve to think rationally but it doesn’t work. Long before 2006 they had already made up their mind and no amount of evidence can dissuade them. I’m not here to argue with them (though I am almost flattered that they seek me out throughout the web). My time is more valuable than that.

    There are plenty of other forums around and I encourage them to go there and post all the contradicting articles they please.
    :coffee: I read his post just after he posted it. Want to answer his wish, but.. you beat me to it.

    The guy want some entertaintment so I guess we might as well fulfill his wish..
     

    MbSol

    New Member
    Jul 21, 2008
    41
    I seriously am amazed and digusted at the way you lie to all those people here, who blindly believe anything you say, only because it says: "Juve is not guilty".

    How can you all believe this person ?

    He gives the link above, where he states that the Federal Court judge (Sandulli) is saying that the season Juve were relagated for, was legitimate and there was no illicit activity, when Sandulli (later on) DENIED saying anything like that:

    http://archiviostorico.gazzetta.it/2006/ottobre/18/Sandulli_Moggi_dice_falso__ga_10_061018031.shtml

    Just to name one quote from there:

    "I never said or wrote that the league in 2004-2005 was a regular season."

    Sandulli CLEARLY says that what was written is a lie, but what is more amazing, is that gsol ALREADY KNOWS THIS, because I remember him talking back in 2008 I think, with other person on other forum, who already told Gsol the same thing I did just now, and YET HERE HE IS spreading AGAIN the same lie (WHICH HE KNOWS IS A LIE).

    I seriously can't understand, how can you trust in anything he says, but it's your choice.

    Because of people like Gsol, there are so many confused people after the verdict is done, because they are being told either lies, or not the whole truth, and then they think it is conspiracy or something alike. If they had the full picture of it (not just some glance), there wouldn't be as many people saying things like: "They want to silence Moggi" etc.

    But as I've said. It is your choice, you can even trust Satan, the master of a lie, if that will make you happy.
    What it has to do with anything I've said ?

    It's not important why he said it, or if he was "covering his ass".

    If this is the level of inteligence of people who are writing in this thread, I'm not suprised how you all believe gsol.

    The important thing is that Sandulli didn't say what Gsol stated.

    Gsol LIED. Do you understand that ? He wrote something, that he already knows is not true, just because it fits his "conspiracy" theory.

    Does it look like a person that you can believe in ?

    I wouldn't trust his word to guard my dog, let alone believe on something as important as fate of my club.

    But then again you can believe what you want as I've already said.

    EOT for me.
    Actually I'm bored of this old-outdated accusations. We've been through this before. So I'll make this as brief as I can.
    - The link that gsol quoted is from Corriere (date "28 luglio 2006"), but Sandulli himself confirmed this very same view in some other circumstances like in an interview in “Il Giornale” on the 27th of July 2006 where he was asked what the reasoning was behind the sentence he approved. His response was “there was no illicit activity; the 2004-2005 season was not fixed. The only doubt we had was Lecce-Parma (didn’t concern Juventus or Moggi) which we looked at again and again (with no video…whatever). In any case the season was legitimate.”

    Is this sounds like a fabrication to you? :shifty:

    Your cute Gazzetta's link, I'm afraid, can't help your case either for at least 3 reasons:
    1. The article mentioned a peculiar thing called "illecito strutturato". In case you haven't heard about this before, the “Illecito/ Articolo Strutturato” is literally structured article which allows a court to combine less serious offences and sentence based on a higher level infraction. They created it after the alleged offence, in the midsts of the on-going trial, and controvertially erased it later after the trial finished. In other words, the rules was changed during the trial and then changed back after. That means that Juve were wrongfully sentenced because they could only be sentenced in accordance with the rules at the time of the infraction. Regardless, the fact that they had to create the grounds to relegate them alone proves that those grounds didn’t even exist when the initial violations took place. In any case they created it for the first time in the history of Italian football, probably one of it's kind in the world.

    2. How do you know that the second testimonial is the "honest" one, unlike the "previous lies"? Oh right, because it published on Gazzetta?

    3. It's funny how you attacked someone based on an article published in La Gazzetta, which is part of the scandal. Very impartial, objective choice indeed.


    - You talks as if Sandulli's opinion on whether the season is legitimate or not is the ultimate proof of the credibility of gsol's posts, or even better: calciopoli as a farce scandal (farsopoli), when you yourself has miserably failed to address other important fact:
    # The declarations of other judges from the same courts who completely shares Sandulli's view.

    Corte Federale's Judge Mario Serio stated in an interview in “La Repubblica” on the 27th of July 2006 that “in spite of a lack of evidence regarding match fixing, Juventus were sentenced to Serie B and stripped of their titles after taking into consideration the collective interests of the parties involved in the investigation.”

    In other words, whether Sandulli saying the truth or not is of little significance because even if he did denied it, other judges simply contradicts him on the matter. And yes, they're never denied it later on, in a very "respectable" paper like Gazzetta as well.

    # The sentences from the trial documents itself [the Commissione d’Appello Federale (CAF) and Corte Federale (CF)] clearly stating that no illicit activities (article 6 violation of CgS) occured during the season.
    There's just too many of them. I have all of the copies. Want some?

    Now please, tell me how gsol lied?

    Well, at least you bring something new to the table right.. :shifty: The other attacks when this thread exploded back then were that gsol is a "conspiracy theorist", "one-sided", "naive", etc. And now, after almost 4 years. More than 400 pages. Someone come up with something creative like this: "Hey guys.. You know what? Gsol lied. Look, there's this great Gazzetta's article you all need to look at. You're all nothing but a bunch of naive little kids for buying all of his words. Thanks. Bye." Kudos to you for trying that hard.
     

    cimenk

    Senior Member
    Jul 23, 2008
    3,129
    What it has to do with anything I've said ?

    It's not important why he said it, or if he was "covering his ass".

    If this is the level of inteligence of people who are writing in this thread, I'm not suprised how you all believe gsol.

    The important thing is that Sandulli didn't say what Gsol stated.

    Gsol LIED. Do you understand that ? He wrote something, that he already knows is not true, just because it fits his "conspiracy" theory.

    Does it look like a person that you can believe in ?

    I wouldn't trust his word to guard my dog, let alone believe on something as important as fate of my club.

    But then again you can believe what you want as I've already said.

    EOT for me.


    If this relates to my post, I can tell you that I don't know who solojuve is, and I'm not this person.
    How can we know whether is you who lied? You just a NEW poster here, and i believe you not read much and just judge.. and if you tell that Gsol lied, share with us the FACT that you know about the new evidence such new tapes that include conversation between Facchetti, Moratti and referee, why the evidence is gone in 2006, why Juve is relegated when there is no article 6 violation, etc
     

    Diego

    Senior Member
    Aug 30, 2005
    663
    Calciopoli Watch: Luciano Moggi:I'm not banned yet

    By Salvatore Landolina
    Apr 30, 2010 4:05:00 PM


    Related LinksLuciano Moggi insists he has not been banned for life just yet following Wednesday's announcement from the FIGC that the federal court decided he should be.

    The Italian FA looked at the possibility of banning Moggi from any future role in football when president Giancarlo Abete asked the panel of arbitration whether such a measure was possible.

    However, Moggi and his legal team argue that the FIGC have not ratified any policy in relation to his reported lifetime ban.

    "I have not been banned. Who says these things is telling a lie because no one from the FIGC has had the courage to tell me about this," he told Libero.

    "All this in relation to my presumed lifetime ban is nothing more than the latest chapter that the federation has written because they are scared of all the probationary material that has come out in the tribunal of Naples in relation to Calciopoli.

    "I hope that the state authorities will be able to intervene soon on these federal issues.

    "How come the sports judges did not continue to make enquiries into the many phonecalls that are coming out now, rather than condemn me on a handful of calls?"

    Although the Federal Court of Justice has passed a judgement that Moggi can be banned for life, the FIGC have not ratified the move.

    But an advisory panel is expected to meet on May 5 alongside FIGC president Giancarlo Abete during which they could decide to expel Moggi from having any role in football.

    Meanwhile, one of Moggi's lawyers Paolo Trofino has given his legal view on the question of the indefinite ban proposal from the FIGC.

    "In relation to Luciano Moggi, and on the basis of opinion raised by the Federal Court of Justice on request from Abete, it has generated an erroneous conviction that this is about an automatic ban, but it is not like this, and it cannot be," Trofino told Tuttosport.

    "Firstly, I think Abete's request was an unreasonable one because the FIGC should have made a preliminary enquiry into the motives of this move because for years this had been forgotten."
     

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