Calciopoli or Morattopoli.. inter fake orgasm (41 Viewers)
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Finally. All this hope and optimism will finally do me some good.
It's about damn time. Too many here have been too negative over this for too long.
Not sure if it's good that the FIGC are getting involved? Mark?
1.)titles
2.)200m
3.)Inter to B
4.)Public apology
5.)another 100m just to sue because we can. The 200m is comp we have missed.
Are you sure about that? Because 4 months ago everyone (minus a few) have been so sure that we won't get anywhere with this. I wouldn't be so sure anymore buddy.
I'd like the media to apologize along with the leauge, Inter, and Telecom.
It's about damn time. Too many here have been too negative over this for too long.
Not sure if it's good that the FIGC are getting involved? Mark?
1.)titles
2.)200m
3.)Inter to B
4.)Public apology
5.)another 100m just to sue because we can. The 200m is comp we have missed.
Are you sure about that? Because 4 months ago everyone (minus a few) have been so sure that we won't get anywhere with this. I wouldn't be so sure anymore buddy.
I'd like the media to apologize along with the leauge, Inter, and Telecom.
The FIGC, though I don't think they have that kind of money. Inter will not go to Serie B if we are compensated because for us to get compensated it will have to be based on "everyone was innocent" principle.
I don't know which verdict will be tougher for the FIGC, "everyone guilty" or "everyone innocent". Either coughing up something in the excess of 200 million euros or punishing half the division and therefore making it less competitive which f%cks up the UEFA ranking even more.
I don't know which verdict will be tougher for the FIGC, "everyone guilty" or "everyone innocent". Either coughing up something in the excess of 200 million euros or punishing half the division and therefore making it less competitive which f%cks up the UEFA ranking even more.
I think Juve's only hopes are dependent on the Naples trials. Does anybody seriously think that the FIGC is going to come out and say "Ooops, sorry, we fucked up in 2006. We'll make it all better now and make it up to you." No way they're going to admit that they themselves created this mess. My guess would be that they'll wait for the outcome of the Naples trial and play their cards from there. For all we know, despite all the evidence being presented, the courts may not clear Moggi. And if Moggi is deemed guilty by the court despite the evidence, the FIGC would stand by the 2006 trials, irrespective of the illegitimacy of it. On the other hand, if the courts declare Moggi innocent, they will have a big pickle to deal with. But I feel sure that they would not want to jump the Naples court gun and express an opinion before that as its not in their interest, especially if they believe that they can keep everything as is if Moggi isn't cleared.
