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If Inter get convicted (like they really would
), they should get punished.
Relegate them, let them lose half of their current team, let them go fight with other serie B teams, let them find their own way back to serie A.
Then they could play against Juve. And we could beat them on our 'sweet revenge' mission. I do want a fair game against them on the pitch. But the conditions have to be fair and square.
), they should get punished.Relegate them, let them lose half of their current team, let them go fight with other serie B teams, let them find their own way back to serie A.
Then they could play against Juve. And we could beat them on our 'sweet revenge' mission. I do want a fair game against them on the pitch. But the conditions have to be fair and square.
Oh, to see inter go the way of Third Lanark!
I feel sorry for Samp and Reggina, But the "vent du Nord" ........ NO!
That would make up for "not helping his team stay in B"
They don't have "Juve" quality players. Veirra and Ibra back? No thanks!
You mean in a league without the two biggest cheats!
It's time inter had a taste of their own medicine!
I feel sorry for Samp and Reggina, But the "vent du Nord" ........ NO!
That would make up for "not helping his team stay in B"They don't have "Juve" quality players. Veirra and Ibra back? No thanks!
You mean in a league without the two biggest cheats!
I really prefer not to dwell on this crap. This is, afterall, the same behavior Inter exhibited for the past 18 years towards Juve. 
It's a different case with us Farah, I mean IF Inter get relegated, and we actually won the scudetto, no one could come and say "you won a crippled scudetto with no big teams!" Why? Well we always have won it, crippled or not. Which is not really the case with Inter
As for revenge, yes I tend to agree with that, on the pitch is much sweeter. But still just imagine Inter relegated, and we knowing how Inter is, no heart, no determination, and a team full of mercenaries, do not actually make a swift come back? Then dwindle to become a nothing? Just like Hellas Verona is playing in Serie C only 20 years from winning the scudetto
As for revenge, yes I tend to agree with that, on the pitch is much sweeter. But still just imagine Inter relegated, and we knowing how Inter is, no heart, no determination, and a team full of mercenaries, do not actually make a swift come back?
Then dwindle to become a nothing? Just like Hellas Verona is playing in Serie C only 20 years from winning the scudetto 
Inter won't face wiretap penalty Friday 22 June, 2007
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Inter will not be disciplined in an investigation into alleged spying on Christian Vieri, Ronaldo and referee Massimo De Santis, among others.
The club was accused of wire-tapping and setting private investigators on to figures including their own players and former Messina director of sport Mariano Fabiani before the Calciopoli scandal broke out.
An inquest was launched and Vieri has begun proceedings for a civil action against the side, but it was today confirmed that Inter will not face any sporting disciplinary measures.
The Federal Prosecutor found that there were “no particular situations requiring disciplinary action.”
The story of Inter following their players broke out around a year ago and included Adrian Mutu, Ronaldo and ex-Sampdoria man Vladimir Jugovic.
However, Vieri is continuing his legal action and has requested £14m in damages.
Meanwhile, disgraced ex-Juventus director general Luciano Moggi has formally requested that the authorities “destroy” all transcripts of the wiretapped telephone conversations that formed the basis of the Calciopoli trial.
He is suing several major newspapers for “publishing pages of excerpts from these so-called wiretaps despite the law banning the publication of trial evidence until at least one verdict has been announced.”
Instead not only were the transcripts leaked to the Press, but before the Calciopoli trial had even begun copies of some telephone conversations were played on national radio.
Source: Channel4
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Inter will not be disciplined in an investigation into alleged spying on Christian Vieri, Ronaldo and referee Massimo De Santis, among others.
The club was accused of wire-tapping and setting private investigators on to figures including their own players and former Messina director of sport Mariano Fabiani before the Calciopoli scandal broke out.
An inquest was launched and Vieri has begun proceedings for a civil action against the side, but it was today confirmed that Inter will not face any sporting disciplinary measures.
The Federal Prosecutor found that there were “no particular situations requiring disciplinary action.”
The story of Inter following their players broke out around a year ago and included Adrian Mutu, Ronaldo and ex-Sampdoria man Vladimir Jugovic.
However, Vieri is continuing his legal action and has requested £14m in damages.
Meanwhile, disgraced ex-Juventus director general Luciano Moggi has formally requested that the authorities “destroy” all transcripts of the wiretapped telephone conversations that formed the basis of the Calciopoli trial.
He is suing several major newspapers for “publishing pages of excerpts from these so-called wiretaps despite the law banning the publication of trial evidence until at least one verdict has been announced.”
Instead not only were the transcripts leaked to the Press, but before the Calciopoli trial had even begun copies of some telephone conversations were played on national radio.
Source: Channel4