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BIG DADDY!!!

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Mezzaroma: 'Mourinho is like Moggi'

14:23 May 12

"Mourinho as Moggi. Massimo Mezzaroma dares to compare the Inter coach and former general director of Juventus. The president of Siena said during the presentation of the new sports director George Perinetti: "When I was in charge of the youth of Rome in 1993, Luciano Moggi told me that at times a season the pressure is such that we need a statement over the top by the coach or any leader. He explained that this thing was used to cut power to the team, after many years Mourihno seems to confirm in full the teachings of Moggi.

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    All I can find from highlights is Zambrotta pulling Cafu's shirt inside the area.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jy0u1XRzHnI
    @ 3.50
    I was I the stands behind the net for that. We LOST it on Collina and the Ultras had a bunch of songs ready for him. The amazing thing is that after the game, 4 guys that traveled with us to the game (Milanisti) insisted that Collina favored Juve. Why? According to them the penalty was legitimate (they were on the opposite side of the field).

    Then they said that the minute of injury time that Collina added was favoritism.
    a) They scored in less than 20 seconds
    b) The minute added was because of the penalty they were given.

    Their argument was that there is no injury time in extra time. I provided several examples of tournament games where an incident forced play beyond the 120 minute mark but it didn’t matter. Collina was another referee on the payroll.

    This is the mentality that allowed Calciopoli to be so casually accepted.
     

    BIG DADDY!!!

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    Theres a intrerview here with Cobolli if someone cares to translate better?

    http://www.tuttojuve.com/?action=read&idnotizia=20896

    Heres a few things I can make out.

    Revoked Scudetto? Nobody can give back what we spent. The economic loss has been devastating, dismantling of one of the strongest teams in Europe ". I am convinced that those two seasons he had earned Juve, players and coach Fabio Capello also remember him often

    Accept the demotion penalty? The prosecutor had asked a number lower than B, even spoke of C2. Romano Prodi, president of the board then, before the semifinal against Germany at the World Cup, spoke of 'criminal acts in football', without waiting for the judgments sports. Not to mention the special commissioner of the Italian Football Federation, Guido Rossi ...

    Deschamps & Ranieri? "I am pleased that two coaches with me at Juve other teams have done so well. French was competitive in the Champions League and won the Ligue. Ranieri arrived in Cup final will be second in Italy and at least A: at Rome has ensured secure economic benefits.

    Deschamps arrived very tired and nervous at the end of B, he had discussions with Blanc and economic demands, despite a three-year contract, he left him, then said he regretted a decision related to stress, certainly reckless. Ranieri had worked well together his team, last spring a number of reasons led us to that solution, that should also be contextualized. In this season has confirmed its value "


    Scudetto Inter or Roma? "If I could choose, I'd give to Rome. For the relationship had with Ranieri and Gian Paolo Montali is a well managed company with an excellent president."

    Prediction for the next decade? "Long live the president, first, this boy of 34 years. The family remains close, as he promised John Elkann, the results in continuous improvement, investment will be scheduled. There will be rebuild and strengthen the rose. I do not think to exploit immediate return Juve to win the medium term, 2-3 years should bring new management in line with the main antagonist

    Beppe Marotta? Blanc already met last June. I met him in league with President doriano Garrone: knows football is mature, balanced. If so, would be the right choice" .

    Regretted leaving Juventus "I was just about to expire, I have not been renewed - the former president precise -. Blanc Sometimes I still feel there is a friendship, but not much talk of Juventus. "

    The Bianconeri ended my adventure, I would come as a guest uncomfortable. I have many memories, so I prefer to cherish,"
     

    Gustav

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    I was I the stands behind the net for that. We LOST it on Collina and the Ultras had a bunch of songs ready for him. The amazing thing is that after the game, 4 guys that traveled with us to the game (Milanisti) insisted that Collina favored Juve. Why? According to them the penalty was legitimate (they were on the opposite side of the field).

    Then they said that the minute of injury time that Collina added was favoritism.
    a) They scored in less than 20 seconds
    b) The minute added was because of the penalty they were given.

    Their argument was that there is no injury time in extra time. I provided several examples of tournament games where an incident forced play beyond the 120 minute mark but it didn’t matter. Collina was another referee on the payroll.

    This is the mentality that allowed Calciopoli to be so casually accepted.
    What's your take on Moggi saying he thought about committing suicide, when the shit hit the fan in 2006?
     

    Hust

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    Exactly. It shouldn't be that easy to ask for a title back. He clearly is sweating in Milan right now. As well he should be.
     

    solojuve1897

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    Calciopoli Watch: Luciano Moggi's SIM Card 'Confession' To Be Used In Court
    Goal.com rounds up the biggest Calciopoli stories of the day...


    By Salvatore Landolina
    May 12, 2010 3:49:00 PM


    Former Juventus director Luciano Moggi appears to have scored an own goal after revealing he gave foreign SIM cards to referee designators, as Judge Teresa Casoria has granted a request by the prosecution to obtain evidence in which he made a confession.

    During Tuesday's hearing at the Tribunal of Naples, the prosecution led by Giuseppe Narducci and Stefano Capuano lodged an appeal with the court to obtain the transmission of the 'Matrix' programme in which Moggi spoke about the SIM card allegations.

    And their request has been granted by the court. The prosecution said that Moggi made "confessionary declarations in relation to the possession of SIM cards and he said he gave them to Paolo Bergamo, Pierluigi Pairetto and Romeo Paparesta, the father of former referee Gianluca".

    During the next hearing, scheduled for May 25, the prosecution are likely to question Moggi on the SIM card affair in which he is alleged to have maintained a network of communications with designators and referees - something he has always denied in court.

    That hearing should bring the prosecution examination to an end, and signal the beginning of the defence work in which Moggi's lawyers are expected to call in a number of witnesses in relation to the way in which the original investigation was carried out.

    One of Moggi's lawyers, Maurilio Prioreschi, has raised new questions over the credibility of the original Calciopoli trial in 2006 in which the lead investigator, Colonel Auricchio, allegedly overlooked evidence.

    "We want to bring home a result, and that is to aquit Moggi. The investigation was always aimed with one objective, to hit Juventus and Moggi," the lawyer told Tutti Pazzi Per La Juve.

    "This was made clear by Auricchio himself. The investigation was not carried out properly and this is a crime."

    Prioreschi seems certain that former Inter president Giacinto Facchetti had asked for a specific referee for one of their games.

    "I think it was Facchetti who pronounced Collina's name, but whoever said it doesn't matter because that transcript has to be read like the rest," he added.

    That particular call is being transcribed by Roberto Porto, the man tasked with transcribing all the calls that have been accepted by the court thus far.

    As the trial in Naples continues, Juventus are looking at the possibility of applying for the revocation of the original sentences from 2006 in which they were stripped of two Scudetti and sent to Serie B.

    Tuttosport claims Juventus lawyer Michele Briamonte is studying the law closely to see whether there is a possibility of having those sentences cancelled.
    Keeping my fingers crossed, but I dont expect anything so I dont end up disappointed.:xfinger:
     

    cimenk

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    Shit, why do this court focusing on the Swiss SIM card which is never had a solid evidence. and they never care about the lot evidences which Moratti, Facchetti and other director called the referee and referee designator..

    Every time i read it, i just see that the court always try to find a way to tackle Moggi, from Swiss SIM Card assumption and Facchetti diary, Wow.. how can that become evidence
     

    JuveJay

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    There is a prosecution after all, but all they have is old ground to go over, ground that isn't solid underfoot because we later found out the real situation.
     
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    JuveJay

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    Oh ok I see, having read it, he didn't say that but said that the calls were like Meani's, and ju29ro say that as a consequence they should be demoted. Very good :D
     

    BIG DADDY!!!

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    Moggi attacks: Guido Rossi rather tell us what he knows of Telecom and stalking and eavesdropping against players, referees, company (Juventus), FIGC. Tell us how you would behave, if the phone hidden exits now, they emerged in 2006. But perhaps it would be better for him to be silent, because even now, contrary to what he says and he has done, the league will return to his place, the honest to goodness. "

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