we have a lead so I don't think starting palladino is the right move. Inter will punish the right side if palla plays. I say start biri at rb and sali at rm.
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Coppa Italia: Juventus - Inter [Jan 30, 2008] (6 Viewers)
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Moratti Blasts Referee
Massimo Moratti has blasted referee Roberto Rosetti who was the match official during the Nerazzurri’s game with Udinese
Aparecido Cesar was sent off for Inter and Zlatan Ibrahimovic had a goal disallowed during the game at the Stadio Friuli and this did not go down well with the Nerazzurri president.
Moratti believes the referee has been influenced by all the media and press attention which was directed towards Inter after they beat Parma in controversial fashion in week 19.
“All the trouble in these last few days has definitely played a part,” blasted Moratti.
“I think he (Rosetti) was a little influenced by last weeks antics, he didn’t seem certain, but he’s an excellent referee, he’s good but the game on Sunday was a difficult one.”
“All I was interested in was to see my team play well and they did,” concluded Inter’s number one fan.
Inter have been slated in the Italian media in the past few weeks. So much so, that the club issued a press silence after the Parma game. A few days ago Roberto Mancini blasted the Italian press and suggested that they were “Anti-Inter”.
Media reports had suggested that Rosetti will be in charge in the Coppa Italia quarter final second leg when Juventus host Inter on Wednesday evening. The game is set to be an explosive encounter.
Moratti Blasts Referee
Massimo Moratti has blasted referee Roberto Rosetti who was the match official during the Nerazzurri’s game with Udinese
Aparecido Cesar was sent off for Inter and Zlatan Ibrahimovic had a goal disallowed during the game at the Stadio Friuli and this did not go down well with the Nerazzurri president.
Moratti believes the referee has been influenced by all the media and press attention which was directed towards Inter after they beat Parma in controversial fashion in week 19.
“All the trouble in these last few days has definitely played a part,” blasted Moratti.
“I think he (Rosetti) was a little influenced by last weeks antics, he didn’t seem certain, but he’s an excellent referee, he’s good but the game on Sunday was a difficult one.”
“All I was interested in was to see my team play well and they did,” concluded Inter’s number one fan.
Inter have been slated in the Italian media in the past few weeks. So much so, that the club issued a press silence after the Parma game. A few days ago Roberto Mancini blasted the Italian press and suggested that they were “Anti-Inter”.
Media reports had suggested that Rosetti will be in charge in the Coppa Italia quarter final second leg when Juventus host Inter on Wednesday evening. The game is set to be an explosive encounter.
Belardi
Grygera - Legrottaglie - Stendardo - Molinaro
Salihamidzic - Nocerino - Zanetti - Nedved
Trezeguet - Del Piero
Grygera - Legrottaglie - Stendardo - Molinaro
Salihamidzic - Nocerino - Zanetti - Nedved
Trezeguet - Del Piero
No need to be overly adventurous as they need to score and we don't necessarily have to. I'm not saying to sit back and let Inter come at us because that would be paramount to suicide but we need to limit the amount of space we give them.
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Imagine some guys join the forum or logon as guests, read all these sarcastic posts without being aware of the inside joke... and think that Juve fans are total morons or smth 
I agree with your thinking, but I do reckon we'll need to score at least once. Inter will surely manage to get at least one goal in, especially with Cruz upfront. I just hope Inter are the ones to play overly adventurous allowing us to hit them on the counter. Perhaps a Zanetti longball to find DP again?
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