Calciopoli or Morattopoli.. inter fake orgasm (17 Viewers)
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Thanks.
Yeah man, that's how it's supposed to be, actually. For the sake of due process. When the reasoning is published months after the actual verdict, there's always the risk of someone tampering with it. Still, I suppose they have some mechanisms that will see to it that it doesn't happen, but the risk can't really be mitigated to a satisfactory level, can it? Italy
I think we can win the lawsuit. Haven't we been found not guilty in Napoli? And there's a rule you can't be tried for the same offenses twice. So we basically can't be guilty anymore.
This practically means we were sent to Serie B while being not guilty. This is the same as when innocent men get compensation for being thrown into prison after they prove their innocence. And we can get much larger compensation as not one man suffered because of injustice but million of fans and the damage in reputation done to Juventus is huge. A realistic damage compensation would be over a billion Euros but if we can get 444 mil € I'd be happy not because of the cash (too small) but because we'd finally clear our name to all casual fans of football.
Maybe Italy is too corrupt to judge in our favour but we can win in the European courts. I doubt we can get something from Inter but FIGC will pay.
This practically means we were sent to Serie B while being not guilty. This is the same as when innocent men get compensation for being thrown into prison after they prove their innocence. And we can get much larger compensation as not one man suffered because of injustice but million of fans and the damage in reputation done to Juventus is huge. A realistic damage compensation would be over a billion Euros but if we can get 444 mil € I'd be happy not because of the cash (too small) but because we'd finally clear our name to all casual fans of football.
Maybe Italy is too corrupt to judge in our favour but we can win in the European courts. I doubt we can get something from Inter but FIGC will pay.
Like every year on December 7th, the City of Milan will award the Golden Ambrogino to Meneghini citizens who have excelled in their field, bringing prestige to the city. This year, next to big names of the likes of Cardinal Dionigi Tettamanzi figures former Commissioner of the Football Association Guido Rossi.
Calciopoli round table talks set
By Football Italia staff
The Italian Olympic Committee has set the December 14 date for 'round table talks’ on Calciopoli between Inter, Juventus and others.
The CONI announced today that the peace talks, requested by Juve in the wake of recent evidence and controversy, would go ahead.
CONI President Gianni Petrucci and FIGC President Giancarlo Abete confirmed the meetings would be held on Wednesday December 14.
“It is a meeting to discuss and deepen the issues relating to football.”
Along with Inter and Juventus, some of the other clubs affected include Fiorentina, Lazio and Milan
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By Football Italia staff
The Italian Olympic Committee has set the December 14 date for 'round table talks’ on Calciopoli between Inter, Juventus and others.
The CONI announced today that the peace talks, requested by Juve in the wake of recent evidence and controversy, would go ahead.
CONI President Gianni Petrucci and FIGC President Giancarlo Abete confirmed the meetings would be held on Wednesday December 14.
“It is a meeting to discuss and deepen the issues relating to football.”
Along with Inter and Juventus, some of the other clubs affected include Fiorentina, Lazio and Milan
FI
