How is it possible all these merda fans in such powerful places.. Where tf is the checks and balances. God Italy must be a bigger shithole than I imagined.
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other than these chinovniks:
- the president of the senate (la russa) is interista
- the president of the figc is interista
- the president of fifa is interista
- the president of uefa is often spotted on the stands of san siro and has a personal beef against juventus
just a reminder: when juventus ultras' ndrangheta link was investigated,
- agnelli ended up with a one year ban and a 20k fine. the ban was lifted on appeal (in fact reduced to a 3-month ban which expired when the verdict came out), and he got a 100k fine instead of the original 20k
- the club was fined 300k, which became 600k on appeal
- calvo got a 1-year ban, confirmed on appeal
- agnelli ended up with a one year ban and a 20k fine. the ban was lifted on appeal (in fact reduced to a 3-month ban which expired when the verdict came out), and he got a 100k fine instead of the original 20k
- the club was fined 300k, which became 600k on appeal
- calvo got a 1-year ban, confirmed on appeal
yeah government positions we know regardless of country there is "corruption"
but doesn't mean they do it for team. if anything most people in position of power look to help out friends first and their own pockets/position of power. if say elon was a juve fan and offered tons of money to FIGC they will find a way to sinnk inter imo
but doesn't mean they do it for team. if anything most people in position of power look to help out friends first and their own pockets/position of power. if say elon was a juve fan and offered tons of money to FIGC they will find a way to sinnk inter imo
when the prosecutor says that they aren't looking for any individual responsibilities, it's hard to misunderstand their explicit point. they won't touch the managers, they might fine the clubs, but at the end of the day everyone's resumé will remain spotless, end of story
marotta probably has his seat reserved in the senate, it would be a shame if he got into a dirty case involving mafia ties, wouldn't it
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@JuveJay look at this bum. we already had refs falsifying hotel receipts, one ref prosecutor got involved in drug trafficking, others openly accept and proudly sport team gear, this is something new:
marotta probably has his seat reserved in the senate, it would be a shame if he got into a dirty case involving mafia ties, wouldn't it
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@JuveJay look at this bum. we already had refs falsifying hotel receipts, one ref prosecutor got involved in drug trafficking, others openly accept and proudly sport team gear, this is something new:
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seriously, just take 5 minutes and read this at least with google translate or deepl:
https://www.ilfattoquotidiano.it/2024/09/30/inchiesta-ultras-inter-skriniar-inzaghi/7713250/
this is a report on how two of the arrested ultra capi were talking to inzaghi, some players and a gds journalist. these ultras had the phone number of everyone here, they were talking to the club employees like all were part of the same system
and the prosecutor has the audacity to say that the club is the victim here
https://www.ilfattoquotidiano.it/2024/09/30/inchiesta-ultras-inter-skriniar-inzaghi/7713250/
this is a report on how two of the arrested ultra capi were talking to inzaghi, some players and a gds journalist. these ultras had the phone number of everyone here, they were talking to the club employees like all were part of the same system
and the prosecutor has the audacity to say that the club is the victim here
just a reminder: when juventus ultras' ndrangheta link was investigated,
- agnelli ended up with a one year ban and a 20k fine. the ban was lifted on appeal (in fact reduced to a 3-month ban which expired when the verdict came out), and he got a 100k fine instead of the original 20k
- the club was fined 300k, which became 600k on appeal
- calvo got a 1-year ban, confirmed on appeal
- agnelli ended up with a one year ban and a 20k fine. the ban was lifted on appeal (in fact reduced to a 3-month ban which expired when the verdict came out), and he got a 100k fine instead of the original 20k
- the club was fined 300k, which became 600k on appeal
- calvo got a 1-year ban, confirmed on appeal
Everywhere else you go the most successful institution wield the most political power.
