what about Roma .. they gained the UCL spot from AC Milan .. Third in the table .. they had a good catch from the lake ..
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Thanks for the report Mark83. It's what the people of this forum have alway known - inter low lifes have been at the back of a malicious vendetta against their rivals. Now moratti has bought his way into the head position at Figc, to manipulate referees & officials, mafia style, to benefit inter. I don't see why they cannot prosecute him. After all, the fixing of the scudetto going to inter was only done this year, as was putting rossi in as judge to fix the outcome of the trial. I hope the real mafia do the lot of them in!
Christian Vieri’s fury at Inter spying on him has not abated, as the striker has begun proceedings to sue patron Massimo Moratti.
The Italian football world was stunned to discover that the Nerazzurri had been tailing players to keep tabs on their movements and reportedly even illegally wiretapping their phone calls.
Vieri was the chief target, but the Federation does not seem ready to progress further with sanctions after the initial investigation.
This further infuriated the ex-Milan and Juventus star, who said he felt “utterly betrayed” by the revelations.
According to today’s 'Gazzetta dello Sport’, Vieri has now officially requested permission from the FIGC to take Inter and patron Moratti to court in a civil action.
Italian footballers are held by a clause in their contracts so they cannot go to the civil courts against another member of the Federation unless they are given special permission.
“We have asked for the paperwork from the official investigation into this case so that we can evaluate our next steps,” said Vieri’s lawyer, Danilo Buongiorno. “Unfortunately, the sporting justice system’s route in this matter is a sterile one.”
Although the FIGC’s inquiry hasn’t yet been completed, it’s expected to be shelved, so Vieri has already taken steps to continue his legal battle for compensation in court.
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why doesnt this surprise me ?
The Italian football world was stunned to discover that the Nerazzurri had been tailing players to keep tabs on their movements and reportedly even illegally wiretapping their phone calls.
Vieri was the chief target, but the Federation does not seem ready to progress further with sanctions after the initial investigation.
This further infuriated the ex-Milan and Juventus star, who said he felt “utterly betrayed” by the revelations.
According to today’s 'Gazzetta dello Sport’, Vieri has now officially requested permission from the FIGC to take Inter and patron Moratti to court in a civil action.
Italian footballers are held by a clause in their contracts so they cannot go to the civil courts against another member of the Federation unless they are given special permission.
“We have asked for the paperwork from the official investigation into this case so that we can evaluate our next steps,” said Vieri’s lawyer, Danilo Buongiorno. “Unfortunately, the sporting justice system’s route in this matter is a sterile one.”
Although the FIGC’s inquiry hasn’t yet been completed, it’s expected to be shelved, so Vieri has already taken steps to continue his legal battle for compensation in court.
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why doesnt this surprise me ?
I agree with both of you - good luck to Bobo!- Status