[ITA] Serie A 2012/2013 (57 Viewers)

[Juve Fanatico]

EDIT: Very close call.

 

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[Goodfella]

Ranocchia dove!

 

[JuveJay]

I doubt most refs would give that as a penalty, if they are going to penalise the defender (I didn't watch the game so don't know if he did), too much of the action happens outside of the area. Most would settle for the freekick just outside the box. I'm pretty sure it was a foul, however.

Certainly wasn't some 100% stonewall penalty that ratfacedcunt was making it out to be.

 

[ALC]

yeah, not a penalty. horseface needs to stfu

 

[Badass J Elkann]

Really? Then Moratti once again lies in public. I dont get how this guy sleeps at night. he clearly states the penalty was clear to all.

he was in the top tier of the san siro with shit in his eyes, wtf can he see?

 

[j0ker]

Pooooliiii

 

[Badass J Elkann]

yeah, not a penalty. horseface needs to stfu

i watched the game on espn, when i saw it i knew it wasn't a penalty, the commentators thought the same too, so what the fuck those cunts saw i don't know but they got shit for eyes

 

[Klovn]

Seriously people must be blind.

That is outside the area. Nowhere a penalty, but a freekick and red card if that was Astori.

 

[Badass J Elkann]

Seriously people must be blind.

That is outside the area. Nowhere a penalty, but a freekick and red card if that was Astori.

i hope there is a nice blown up picture of that incident on the front page of tomorrow's newspapers with a headline along the lines of 'Penalty? no blind inter!'

 

[Nardonejuve]

That would be awesome but I would be surprised though.

 

[Badass J Elkann]

i would want it as my wall paper at home!

 

[Paid-off-Ref]

Usually I don't care for responses from our club, but this one is good. From FI:


Juventus have taken an unusual step in replying to Massimo Moratti’s complaints about the referees – publishing a Calciopoli ruling.

The Inter President blasted officials for “penalising” his team over the last three games and suggested it was a familiar scenario to the one he experienced in Calciopoli.

The official Juventus website released a statement which only said: 'No comment.’

Attached to the statement was a downloadable file outlining FIGC prosecutor Stefano Palazzi’s July 2011 ruling that Inter were involved in the Calciopoli scandal, but could not be punished because the statute of limitations had expired.

 

[Sheik Yerbouti]

BLOOM!

 

[Badass J Elkann]

Usually I don't care for responses from our club, but this one is good. From FI:


Juventus have taken an unusual step in replying to Massimo Moratti’s complaints about the referees – publishing a Calciopoli ruling.

The Inter President blasted officials for “penalising” his team over the last three games and suggested it was a familiar scenario to the one he experienced in Calciopoli.

The official Juventus website released a statement which only said: 'No comment.’

Attached to the statement was a downloadable file outlining FIGC prosecutor Stefano Palazzi’s July 2011 ruling that Inter were involved in the Calciopoli scandal, but could not be punished because the statute of limitations had expired.

OWN3D!!!

 

[Bianconero_Aus]

Poor Sfinkteristi fans, Straninkioni and Morratface crying for penalties and such. The return of the old Inter is back and I love it! Anyway, no way that's a penalty; free kick out of the box yeah. Whatever, their win against us has got them complacent and arrogant.

Forza Cagliari!!!

 

[Osman]

Usually I don't care for responses from our club, but this one is good. From FI:


Juventus have taken an unusual step in replying to Massimo Moratti’s complaints about the referees – publishing a Calciopoli ruling.

The Inter President blasted officials for “penalising” his team over the last three games and suggested it was a familiar scenario to the one he experienced in Calciopoli.

The official Juventus website released a statement which only said: 'No comment.’

Attached to the statement was a downloadable file outlining FIGC prosecutor Stefano Palazzi’s July 2011 ruling that Inter were involved in the Calciopoli scandal, but could not be punished because the statute of limitations had expired.

They actually did that

 

[Bianconero_Aus]

Ciro's Samp up 2-0. Good stuff, they'll probably sack Delneri if he loses this one as well.

 

[Klin]

All this satisfies me because everyone is so afraid of this Juve again. Moratti was inderictly speaking of creating another Calciopoli FFS.

And I hope you die Strama.

 

[Badass J Elkann]

i hope next week inter concede a penalty for an incident that occurs outside the box. Oh

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oh and by the way someone had better remind moratti how milito won inter a penalty against Juve for a foul that happened outside the box. Karma's a bitch isnt it inter?

 

[GordoDeCentral]

forza Ciro!