[ITA] Serie A 2014/2015 (38 Viewers)

[Raz]

when deliberatly injuring a player, the suspension should be at least the duration of the injury

The least it should be is double the duration.

 

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[Zacheryah]

The least it should be is double the duration.

yeah, we could consider that aswel.

I think yellow cards are sometimes given to quickly, but by merging injury time with suspension time, it would enable the ref to give yellows less quickly for tackles, as players know bloody well the consequence when they severely injury a player

 

[swag]

Manolas 'could have joined Juve’

Manolas can be good. But he can be outright stupid in a way that makes Bonucci looks like Aristotle.

 

[Raz]

yeah, we could consider that aswel.

I think yellow cards are sometimes given to quickly, but by merging injury time with suspension time, it would enable the ref to give yellows less quickly for tackles, as players know bloody well the consequence when they severely injury a player

As it is now it's laughable to know that it's possible to injure someone on purpose for a year and get 3 or so match bans.

 

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[Alex-444]

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[Zacheryah]

As it is now it's laughable to know that it's possible to injure someone on purpose for a year and get 3 or so match bans.

In the case of witsel vs wasilevski, witsel got 3 months that was later reduced, while wasyl, took about a year to walk, and i think 15? months to finally play again


criminal

 

[JCK]

http://gfycat.com/ColdShortDassierat

What a fucking cunt! He's the worst thing that has ever happened to Serie A post Calciopoli.

 

[Raz]

In the case of witsel vs wasilevski, witsel got 3 months that was later reduced, while wasyl, took about a year to walk, and i think 15? months to finally play again


criminal

Not to mention what chances you have to be the same after that kind of injury. Ability wise and psychologically.

 

[GordoDeCentral]

He didn't say a single thing wrong in that interview though.

You missed the calciopoli insinuation?

 

[Osman]

You missed the calciopoli insinuation?

The insinuation was that he knew about Serie A and the reputation/allegations about Juve before he came, didnt need to be told when he came. Dont find that insulting or a big deal, if anything he played down the controversy of it all in his fairly basic interview. I dont think we need to search for reasons to be insulted at every turn, nothing of what he said is worth noting, just a generic interview by player.

 

[GordoDeCentral]

The insinuation was that he knew about Serie A and the reputation/allegations about Juve before he came, didnt need to be told when he came. Dont find that insulting or a big deal, if anything he played down the controversy of it all in his fairly basic interview. I dont think we need to search for reasons to be insulted at every turn, nothing of what he said is worth noting, just a generic interview by player.

read this again:

“Have I been told anything about Juve? There was no need. I’ve always followed the Italian League, and I knew exactly what has happened, including in the past.

“Now it’s over and there’s nothing you can do about it. What good is it to still talk about it? We’ll wait for the Olimpico in the return fixture for the rematch which is rightfully ours. I can’t wait.”

pretty obvious for me especially how he connects it to the latest roma game

 

[X Æ A-12]

Odd for a coach to come out like that and make such statements, could completely backfire.

Would only happen against us...he's already got his ready made excuse for when they fail to do so and all the rest of the league will eat it up.

 

[Quetzalcoatl]

Yup pretty clear.

 

[Hust]

Roma. Garcia.


And people want them to do well in Europe for the sake of the league.

 

[Zacheryah]

Combination of the "past of juventus" with the referee'ing makes it pretty clear he's taking a cheap jab to calciopoli and that we bribe refs.


I bet he doesnt even know we were sentenced for influencing the decision on WHO to be the official of the game, instead of influencing the official himself

 

[Alex-444]

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[j0ker]

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[GordoDeCentral]

man do i miss conte...

 

[Hust]

Whatever the case, if Allegri is smart, he will use these accusations constructively to motivate the team. It must be frustrating to be accused constantly not for what was done on the pitch but what rumors claim was done behind closed doors.