Moggi Attacks Juve Management (27 Viewers)

- vOnAm -

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Jul 22, 2004
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how much Milito cost these days?
I would have spent the 20mil euros for him, too much? yes, but who else could we get? consider that we really need him, i would pay that price because that is his value to us (specifically to our cause).

these kind of quotes make your arguments weak. "you don't know, I know better than you blah blah"
Look, I didn't mean to sound like an ass......im just baffled by ur comments about Moggi, even people who called him a cheat still praised his transfer doings.

Ofcourse Moggi didn't do all these by himself, he was part of the mafia that was controling the game. so don't come to me with that "everyone was doing, he just wanted to protect the club" crap :disagree:

Look what we are doing without helps, and look how fast we overcame the crisis. see? success comes thru hard work too, we didn't need Moggi to "protect" us. I just hope we win the scudetto this year, so you guys overcome this Moggi's "protection" 's crap..
I didn't say Moggi was doing it to protect the club, i think Moggi loves kicking people's ass at their own game. I think Moggi did it more for his pride and ego rather than for his love of Juventus. But he wasn't the sole mastermind.

(In bold)...u see though why I said u don't know mafia? Because in a corrupt system u need protection or a figure to push people off of u. U cannot rely on the law to be upheld. And we're talking about calling the refs here...we weren't really proven to have fixed any games.

Other big sides were calling the refs....

i dont see why people are saying moggis did bad things and saying that just because others were doing the same or even owrse, that moggi is still not a cheat. ffs if you've done wrong only slightly, you have still done wrong. and those who defend moggi to the core should really take a step back. i love what he did for us, buffon etc, but it is overshadowed by the bad things he did.
I am angry about the injustice that moggi is getting! im not saying Moggi is innocent.

Justice is about equality and consistancy. If your not going to punish a guy for stealing than u cant punish anybody else for doing the same, and if ur going to give somebody the deathsentance for murder, you have to implement the same punishment for others who commint the same crime.

Moggi's crime was talkin to refs, and their coordinators along with harrasment to refs, but even the refs admited that he wasn't the only one nor was he the most frequent. Now, the way I see it, either they send the likes of Inter, Milan also to serie B or none of us go to serie B. That way, I say we can't say Moggi is totally to blame, partly, yes...

So I seriously can't accept the whole, moggi is the system, moggi sent us to serie B. blah blah blah....
 

Vinman

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they're all criminals, and just because Moggi is gone and we were penalized, that wont change a thing in the world of calcio

A new mafia regime has taken total control, and its leader is Moratti
 

- vOnAm -

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Jul 22, 2004
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Luciano is forgetting one thing here:

Getting back to Serie A in one season, and buying the players we did (whether you like them or not) was achieved with LEGAL means only.

Could Luciano do that?
Geof is forgetting one thing here, Capital increase :D.

Moggi may not have been the mastermind but he played a part in it, as everybody can see. Just because other clubs who supposedly were cheating the system were not sanctioned doesn't mean Moggi is any less of a cheat. You keep going on and on about Inter, we get the point, they probably had a hand in the whole thing as well. But it doesn't matter... Moggi still had dirty hands in the scandal, and that is partly why we were demoted. People have to get over Moggi and Calciopoli.
This is a statement that I agree with and gives proper/proportional discription of Moggi's involvement without all the dramatic "Moggi destroyed Italian football".

they're all criminals, and just because Moggi is gone and we were penalized, that wont change a thing in the world of calcio

A new mafia regime has taken total control, and its leader is Moratti
I would say he was already a mafia leader to begin with, now there's just more room to play.

Moggi's power/wealth couldn't go up against Morratti and Berlusconi. Agnelli could but unfortunately he passed.
 

Seven

In bocca al lupo, Fabio.
Jun 25, 2003
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In the end, without looking to other teams and without the endless bullshit about Italian football as a whole, it all comes down to this:

MOGGI CHEATED, JUVE WERE GUILTY.

That's it, Badass. You're an utter retard. We cheated, cheated, cheated, cheated, cheated, cheated, cheated, cheated, cheated. Deal with it.
 
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francesco

francesco

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Jul 25, 2006
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    In the end, without looking to other teams and without the endless bullshit about Italian football as a whole, it all comes down to this:

    MOGGI CHEATED, JUVE WERE GUILTY.

    That's it, Badass. You're an utter retard. We cheated, cheated, cheated, cheated, cheated, cheated, cheated, cheated, cheated. Deal with it.
    The thing is that there is no hard evidence on that. We werent the only ones who were involved in Calciopoli, if Moggi cheated then so did alot of others. So why were we made to pay by being sent to Serie B, if there was others involved.
     

    David01

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    Aug 20, 2006
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    Moggi had his merits nobody is questioning this but they way he reached his objectives are questionable. I'm not saying he was the only guilty party but he was guilty, no denying that either. I can understand people still idolise him at this forum but that is only a form of nostalgia. We were on top of the world back then and now we are one of the serie A teams nothing more.
    But it is ridiculous to say that it doesn't matter how he obtained his and our success, that is downright criminal.
    It will take years to get over this tragedy but I believe we are on the right track. Just cut the board some slack. They have to rebuild the mess he left them and that with Moggi breathing down their neck. I know he is a character but it annoys the hell out of me that he is still seeking attention. Annybody hear about Giraudo, Bettega, no... that is my point.
     

    Seven

    In bocca al lupo, Fabio.
    Jun 25, 2003
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    The thing is that there is no hard evidence on that. We werent the only ones who were involved in Calciopoli, if Moggi cheated then so did alot of others. So why were we made to pay by being sent to Serie B, if there was others involved.
    Don't look to others, if you're guilty yourself.
     

    David01

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    Aug 20, 2006
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    that is were the infamous conspiracy theory comes to surface.
    Moggi was caught on tape that is how he got busted. Were there others? probably but they were never caught or the evidence was lost. we will probably never know the entire picture but I think it is time to move on. We have some serious rebuilding to do. It doesn't help to hear from Moggi every week.
     

    Gill_juve

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    May 29, 2006
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    do you not even think for 1 moment that juve were also just the scapegoat for everyone else's mistakes and moggi is not the only one involved. please dont tell me you honestly think the likes of galliani are innocent
    i never said that i believe moggi and juve where the main culprits as you have said after never reading a word i say. i do believe the likes of galliani are guilty too but that doesnt mean moggi shouldnt have been punished
     

    Gill_juve

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    May 29, 2006
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    Moggi had his merits nobody is questioning this but they way he reached his objectives are questionable. I'm not saying he was the only guilty party but he was guilty, no denying that either. I can understand people still idolise him at this forum but that is only a form of nostalgia. We were on top of the world back then and now we are one of the serie A teams nothing more.
    But it is ridiculous to say that it doesn't matter how he obtained his and our success, that is downright criminal.
    It will take years to get over this tragedy but I believe we are on the right track. Just cut the board some slack. They have to rebuild the mess he left them and that with Moggi breathing down their neck. I know he is a character but it annoys the hell out of me that he is still seeking attention. Annybody hear about Giraudo, Bettega, no... that is my point.
    :agree:
     

    baggio

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    Jun 3, 2003
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    In the end, without looking to other teams and without the endless bullshit about Italian football as a whole, it all comes down to this:

    MOGGI CHEATED, JUVE WERE GUILTY.

    If the effort was to cleanse Italian football, then I'm sorry to say justice has still not been done. You cannot segregate Moggi's case without using it in the context of the other teams and people involved. He cheated? The case for his defence is as simple as stating that he did it to keep a level playing field. Pun intended.
     

    David01

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    Aug 20, 2006
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    I always thought the Italianfederation did a good job cuz this was all dealt with so fast. In Belgium we had something similar and the trial has yet to begin. We have already served our time. Maybe it was a bit hasty and I doubt all came to the surface. Galliani for instance is just as guilty I'd say but what do we know?
    We will probably never know the whole story.
     

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