Calciopoli or Morattopoli.. inter fake orgasm (12 Viewers)

[Mark]

There's always a chance. We have to wait for the decision by "la cassazione" on Moggi.

 

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[zizinho]

and when is that? if he is unguilty after that then we have very high chances to retain our 2 scudetti, i guess

 

[Mark]

don't know the exact date but not long I think.

 

[Emmet]

Guess this is the right place for this: wrote this yesterday in regards to the aftermath of the Roma game:

http://www.juvefc.com/the-stigma-of-calciopoli/

 

[Scottish]

Guess this is the right place for this: wrote this yesterday in regards to the aftermath of the Roma game:

http://www.juvefc.com/the-stigma-of-calciopoli/

Nicely written!

 

[Trezegol17]

Great Article Emmet! Props

 

[Mark]

 

[Red]

Guess this is the right place for this: wrote this yesterday in regards to the aftermath of the Roma game:

http://www.juvefc.com/the-stigma-of-calciopoli/

I think the role of Calciopoli is probably bigger now in the minds of Juve fans than it is of fans of other clubs.

Large chunks of the footballing world believed that Juve had been cheating for decades before Calciopoli, so I don't think much has changed in that regard since 2006.

What has changed is the sensitivity of Juve fans to the uproar because, I guess, they are nervous that another 2006 could happen if various forces align against them.

 

[Hust]

I think the role of Calciopoli is probably bigger now in the minds of Juve fans than it is of fans of other clubs.

Large chunks of the footballing world believed that Juve had been cheating for decades before Calciopoli, so I don't think much has changed in that regard since 2006.

What has changed is the sensitivity of Juve fans to the uproar because, I guess, they are nervous that another 2006 could happen if various forces align against them.

Disagree. It's EVERYONE else that brings it up and makes references to it. We are the ones being constantly reminded, not us reminded everyone else.

 

[Emmet]

I think the role of Calciopoli is probably bigger now in the minds of Juve fans than it is of fans of other clubs.

Large chunks of the footballing world believed that Juve had been cheating for decades before Calciopoli, so I don't think much has changed in that regard since 2006.

What has changed is the sensitivity of Juve fans to the uproar because, I guess, they are nervous that another 2006 could happen if various forces align against them.

There was always suspicion of Juve, going back to the '70s and the game against Derby in 73, and then later with the doping issue in the late '90s, but nothing has stuck so much to the club than Calciopoli. Anyone in and around our age immediately goes to it when talking about Juve.

 

[icemaη]

Disagree. It's EVERYONE else that brings it up and makes references to it. We are the ones being constantly reminded, not us reminded everyone else.

It's gotten so bad that you can't even make fun of United fans for missing out on CL. You know the standard response will be "So what, we didn't get relegated for match fixing". And it's not just them.

 

[Bianconero_Aus]

I love when Milan fans call us match fixers, and tease us with "JuBe" - completely ignoring the fact that their club was demoted for ACTUAL match fixing in the 80s

But I don't expect most Meelahn fanboys/girls to know the history of their club - they started supporting them in 2003 when they were good in Europe.

 

[Vlad]

Guess this is the right place for this: wrote this yesterday in regards to the aftermath of the Roma game:

http://www.juvefc.com/the-stigma-of-calciopoli/

 

[Hust]

It's gotten so bad that you can't even make fun of United fans for missing out on CL. You know the standard response will be "So what, we didn't get relegated for match fixing". And it's not just them.

Yep. I get reminded ALL the time.

I love when Milan fans call us match fixers, and tease us with "JuBe" - completely ignoring the fact that their club was demoted for ACTUAL match fixing in the 80s

But I don't expect most Meelahn fanboys/girls to know the history of their club - they started supporting them in 2003 when they were good in Europe.

I didn't even know that.

 

[Bianconero_Aus]

Totonero.

 

[Elvin]

I didn't even know that.

shame on you

 

[Hust]

 

[Cuti]

I didn't even know that.

Not surprised

 

[Tanu_Mz]

I love when Milan fans call us match fixers, and tease us with "JuBe" - completely ignoring the fact that their club was demoted for ACTUAL match fixing in the 80s

But I don't expect most Meelahn fanboys/girls to know the history of their club - they started supporting them in 2003 when they were good in Europe.

they also cheated in Europe (the ref got banned for life), but for unknown reasons, they were never stripped of the cup

"Leeds Utd v AC Milan, 1973:A European Cup Winners' Cup final dominated by strange decisions from Greek referee Christos Michas, Norman Hunter being harshly dismissed and two Leeds penalty appeals turned away. The Greek FA later found Michas guilty of match-fixing in relation to events in the game and he was banned for life by Uefa. "

 

[Quetzalcoatl]

they also cheated in Europe (the ref got banned for life), but for unknown reasons, they were never stripped of the cup

"Leeds Utd v AC Milan, 1973:A European Cup Winners' Cup final dominated by strange decisions from Greek referee Christos Michas, Norman Hunter being harshly dismissed and two Leeds penalty appeals turned away. The Greek FA later found Michas guilty of match-fixing in relation to events in the game and he was banned for life by Uefa. "

I'm asking you cuz you're from Italy and have been following Juve for decades: do you think Juve were completely clean throughout the years?