J1897 petition against Bergonzi (1 Viewer)

[Vinman]

Juve fans in Bergonzi rage Monday 29 October, 2007

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A Juventus fans’ forum has started an online petition to have referee Mauro Bergonzi sacked after his mistakes cost the Bianconeri on Saturday.
Bergonzi awarded Napoli two controversial penalties as the Vesuviani beat the Old Lady 3-1 at the Stadio San Paolo.

Videos seem to show that the first was a fair tackle by Giorgio Chiellini and the second a dive by ex-Juve hitman Marcelo Zalayeta.

Genoa native Bergonzi has already been told that he won’t officiate in Serie A for a month, but the anger hasn’t abated.

The petition on J1897.com has already accumulated thousands of signatures and messages from enraged fans and it seems that the matter is far from closed.

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if you want to add your name to the petition, leave your name and location on a post in this thread, and Mark77 will forward our names to be added to the very long list at J1897.com

 

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[Zé Tahir]

Tahir Ahmad

Maryland, USA

 

[d.nico]

Nico, Dominicus

Jakarta, Indonesia

 

[memo]

jose ramos

san salvador, el salvador

 

[juventino19]

Daniel Salvaterra

Toronto, Ontario

 

[Rami]

Rami Taibah.

Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.

 

[AbuGadanzieri]

Abu Gadanzieri

Abu Dhabi, UAE

 

[Gunner]

Sorry but I have to say this.
Its now like two years since Juventus's image was tarnished forever in the eyes of the rest of the world, and people are still referring to this club as 'cheaters'.
Now it IS true that Juventus have had a little 'support' by the officials in the last decade, so I think this is taking it a step too far.

 

[Rami]

Sorry but I have to say this.
Its now like two years since Juventus's image was tarnished forever in the eyes of the rest of the world, and people are still referring to this club as 'cheaters'.
Now it IS true that Juventus have had a little 'support' by the officials in the last decade, so I think this is taking it a step too far.

Assuming the last sentence is true, but I thought we paid for all of that last year. Wasn't Serie B a purgatory year? Or we will have to take BS from now on??

 

[GordoDeCentral]

McLovin

Honolulu, Hi USA

 

[Elvin]

Elvin Omar Qassimov.

Ontario, Canada.

 

[Alfio_87]

Alfio Fraietta

Victoria, Australia

 

[JuveBoy]

Mohammad Bakhtar Sobat
Rotterdam, The Netherlands

 

[syklik]

Veli Mngadi
Johannesburg. South Africa

 

[oriax]

Georgi Petrov
Burgas, Bulgaria

 

[Juventino007]

Sebastiano Sudano
Victoria,Australia

 

[RAMI-N]

Rami Nasser

Munich, Germany

 

[Turk_Bianconero]

Ozgur Tuna

Istanbul,Turkiye

 

[Albertmare]

Albert Ang
Medan , Indonesia

 

[Arvin]

Arian Sultani

Oslo, Norway