Shit is going down and only Mark knows what it is. I always knew my blind Optimism would lead me on a straight and narrow path.
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Shit is going down and only Mark knows what it is. I always knew my blind Optimism would lead me on a straight and narrow path.
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Moggi cleared of defaming ex-Inter president Facchetti
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MILAN (AP) — Former Juventus executive Luciano Moggi has been cleared of defaming former Inter Milan president Giacinto Facchetti in a case related to the 2006 match-fixing scandal that shook Italian football.
A judge in Milan ruled on Wednesday that Moggi did not commit a crime.
Moggi was accused of defaming Facchetti on a TV show in 2010, alleging the Inter official fixed matches with referee requests.
Those were the same charges Moggi himself faced, as he was considered the mastermind of a plot to influence refereeing assignments. Moggi's 28-month jail term for criminal association was thrown out this year after the statute of limitations expired.
Facchetti died in 2006, and the trial was brought by his son Gianfelice.
A prosecutor requested Moggi be fined 10,000 euros ($11,000).
so they say inter cheated and asked for refs.
MILAN (AP) — Former Juventus executive Luciano Moggi has been cleared of defaming former Inter Milan president Giacinto Facchetti in a case related to the 2006 match-fixing scandal that shook Italian football.
A judge in Milan ruled on Wednesday that Moggi did not commit a crime.
Moggi was accused of defaming Facchetti on a TV show in 2010, alleging the Inter official fixed matches with referee requests.
Those were the same charges Moggi himself faced, as he was considered the mastermind of a plot to influence refereeing assignments. Moggi's 28-month jail term for criminal association was thrown out this year after the statute of limitations expired.
Facchetti died in 2006, and the trial was brought by his son Gianfelice.
A prosecutor requested Moggi be fined 10,000 euros ($11,000).
so they say inter cheated and asked for refs.
Fook off @Mark 
Well what he said wasn't a lie, it is there to listen to and read on the tapes and manuscripts. If anything Facchetti (and the Milan crook Meani) were the absolute worst two when it came to sporting crimes. They seemed to have this perception, along with the rest of Italy, that Moggi was running shit, and they way overstepped the mark to try to compensate. All Moggi was doing was leaning on the designators with the limited power he had, he didn't ask for refs to favour Juve or balance things out.
