Collina is a Laziale...That explains it all (1 Viewer)

[isha00]

With this I don't want to imply anything. Or maybe I do.


CALCIO, COLLINA: ORA POSSO DIRLO, TIFO LAZIO

Ora che ha dovuto lasciare l'arbitraggio, Pierluigi Collina ha confessato la
sua fede calcistica. L'ha fatto a un incontro organizzato dal corso di
Laurea in Scienze Motorie della Facoltà di Medicina di Parma. "Nel calcio la
mia squadra è la Lazio, nel basket la Fortitudo. Quando ero piccolo seguivo
il Bologna ma poi ho tifato Wilson, mi faceva impazzire. Eppure la Lazio non
ha vinto nelle prime dieci volte che l'ho diretta".

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Collina: Now I can say it, I'm a lazio supporter
Now that he has had to leave the refereeing, Pierluigi Collina has confessed his faith. Blah blah blah..."....But even though (I'm a laziale) Lazio has never won in the first 10 matches refereed by me".

 

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[swag]

I can see all the laziale now complaining of a reverse-discrimination conspiracy against them.

 

[Lawnchair Bes]

hey doesnt collina still work for seria a though ?

 

[isha00]

No, not anymore.

 

[Hambon]

Thats funny Lazio??....do u think he was ever paid off??

 

[Layce Erayce]

Im sure there were attempts. The Lazio bunch didnt keep their hands clean.

 

[olkiller]

Perugia - Juventus 1-0, 99/00 season, last match...Remember?


Collina incredibly ruled that the match should go on despite flooding rain...The damn ball couldn't even bounce!

Well, Lazio won the scudetto and guess what? Collina has always been a LAZIO FAN, as revealed by Lotito (SS lazio's president):

Lotito: "Non mi ero mai accorto che Collina fosse laziale"
25 11 2005


"Non mi ero mai accorto che tifasse per la Lazio, vuol dire che questa squadra incarna uno spirito di trasparenza e rispetto dei valori autentici del mondo dello sport. In ogni modo mi fa molto piacere".

Il presidente della Lazio, Claudio Lotito, commenta con favore la dichiarazione dell'ex arbitro Pierluigi Collina che, in un'intervista, ieri aveva svelato la sua passione per i colori biancocelesti.


:ferocious :wth:

 

[tassard]

hmmmm.....

 

[Azzurri7]

This is sad.....

 

[Cronios]

That would explain his hate and antifavourim over the other big teams
and his bald hair BTW

 

[isha00]

No, I just think it's funny, singular if you want, that the ref of the Perugia-Juve game (14.5.2000) was... Collina.

 

[GordoDeCentral]

lol damn skinhead

 

[Layce Erayce]

No, I just think it's funny, singular if you want, that the ref of the Perugia-Juve game (14.5.2000) was... Collina.

Yes, I think even the clouds were Laziale on that day

 

[mikhail]

Threads merged. Give the man a little credit - Lazio fan and cheat are not the same thing.

 

[Torkel]

Lazio fan or not, overrated he was.

 

[Lawnchair Bes]

of course if he admits he was a laziale things like this will pop up

 

[Paolo Sosa]

he already retired , leave him in peace

 

[Seven]

Perhaps it did contribute to his final decision of letting Perugia-Juventus go through, but any referee will cheer for a team.

 

[Holdon]

I dunno, the team should've still of beaten Perugia, or at least a draw, it's not like they (Perugia) were water-logged pitch experts or something. And let's not forget the dismal display at Vicenza a few weeks before.

 

[swag]

Lazio fan or not, overrated he was.

Intriguing. This forum is rife with people who can barely get out of their chairs and yet take pot shots at great talents, saying, "Overrated."

However, this is one case where I am not entirely sure the degree of adolation he's received is fully warranted. There almost seems to be a mechanism at work where enough of Italy needed to believe in a ref who was beyond reproach and the taint of mistake and corruption, and Collina fit the bill nicely.

Certainly a great ref who did much to elevate the integrity of the sport. I just don't know if the degree of idol worship he ultimately received was actually appropriate.