Serie A 2024-25 (108 Viewers)

Alen

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Apr 2, 2007
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At one point, in round 16, Roma were 18 pts behind the 4th placed team, and now they're equal on pts :shocked:
Back then Roma had 16 pts, and the 4th placed Fiorentina had 34.
Quite the comeback, and imo this motivation from the opportunity to achieve this miracle is what's gonna win them top4 eventually.
 

Amer

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Feb 13, 2005
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At one point, in round 16, Roma were 18 pts behind the 4th placed team, and now they're equal on pts :shocked:
Back then Roma had 16 pts, and the 4th placed Fiorentina had 34.
Quite the comeback, and imo this motivation from the opportunity to achieve this miracle is what's gonna win them top4 eventually.
Hit me with the explanation what will happen if season finishes and we're equal on points with Roma and Lazio (or Bologna).

It's painful to think about it.

But hit me with it anyway.
 
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Alen

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Apr 2, 2007
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Hit me with the explanation what will happen if season finishes and we're equal on points with Roma and Lazio (or Bologna).

It's painful to think about it.

But hit me with it anyway.
There is gonna be a mini-table. We're yet to play the second match with Lazio, so that's yet to be decided. If Lazio win or if it's a draw, and it's between us, Roma, and Lazio, Roma win the mini table. If we win, we win the mini-tale.
If it's Juve-Roma-Bologna, then Bologna win the mini-table.
If it's Juve-Lazio-Bologna, then it also depends on the result of Lazio-Juve. If Lazio win, then they also win the mini table. If it's a draw or a Juve win, we win the mini-table.
If it's Roma-Lazio-Bologna, then Bologna win the mini-table.
 

Alex-444

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Sep 5, 2005
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s4tch

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Mar 23, 2015
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remember when inda signed cuadrado, and they said the diver needs to absorb the values of inda? :rofl: here are seven more arrests in the inda curva



i can't wait for one single prosecutor with balls to finally treat them as they deserve
 

s4tch

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Mar 23, 2015
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l'espresso aren't fucking around, the title is already pretty explicit: https://lespresso.it/c/lorenzo-stas...o-inter-zanetti-ndrangheta-doppia-curva/54068

Ultras investigation, for the judges there was a "relationship" between Inter and leading members of the Curva Nord, represented by Bellocco

In the new branch of the Double Curve investigation, there are not only parking and usury businesses. The name of Zanetti (not involved in the investigation) also emerges. Beretta also spoke of a connection with the Inter vice-president

There are not only further details on the parking business that revolved around San Siro. And there are not only the double-zero interest rates – sometimes up to 800 percent – that the ultra leaders of Inter and Milan, with the 'ndrangheta clans behind them, demanded for their usurious loans. In the 198 pages of the new order from the Milan prosecutor's office in the context of the Doppia curva investigation, which last September wiped out the leaders of the organized Milanese fan groups, and which has now led to seven more arrests, there are unpublished elements that could further embarrass the position of the Inter club . The investigating judge Domenico Santoro writes that "between the leading figures of the Curva Nord (the Nerazzurri one, ed. ), in this case represented by Antonio Bellocco , and the Inter club " there was an "intercurrent relationship" .


Antonio Bellocco is not just any character, but the scion of the 'ndrangheta of the homonymous clan killed in Cernusco sul Naviglio by the Inter ultra boss, Andrea Beretta , who in the meantime has become a collaborator of justice and, among other things, has uncovered the dynamics and responsibilities behind the murder of the historic leader of the Nerazzurri fans, Vittorio Boiocchi , killed by gunshots in October 2022. Inter and Milan have always denied any relationship with the Calabrian clans and only two days ago, on May 3, they decided to settle before the sports justice system, choosing to pay a fine of 70 and 30 thousand euros respectively. But what emerges from the new documents of the investigation coordinated by prosecutors Paolo Storari and Sara Ombra could worsen the position of Inter and that of the personal vice president, the star Javier Zanetti ( not involved in the investigation, ed.).
The name of Zanetti
The name of the former footballer appears in reference to an event involving the business activity of Davide Scarfone , arrested today – May 5 – and believed by investigators to be close to Bellocco. The documents show how the latter said "he had received a message from Zanetti at the end of the event and wanted to go eat at his restaurant", El Patio del Gaucho, in via Caldera 3. At that event, which was held on November 17, 2023, "the Inter manager had actually participated, at Bellocco's express request and to 'make Scarfone look good'. From the dialogue - we read further in the documents - Scarfone's satisfaction with Zanetti's participation was evident and how the latter had addressed the same organizer, praising him in front of 400 people". There is no doubt that "this story - writes the investigating judge - represents a significant piece of evidence regarding the relationship between the leaders of the Inter Curva Nord and the Nerazzurri club".


Beretta himself had already spoken, during the interrogation on January 21, of the "friendship relationship" he had with the Inter flag Zanetti. The Nerazzurri vice-president, the former ultras leader told the investigators, "made this boy here (Scarfone, ed. ) who was a friend of Antonio (Bellocco, ed. ) look good ".


(google translated)

just to clarify, the sporting process with the ridiculous penalties after the plea bargain, and the civil case that is still ongoing are separate and partially independent. the civil case can be dragged for years.
 

Alen

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Apr 2, 2007
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l'espresso aren't fucking around, the title is already pretty explicit
A couple of days ago, I meant to ask your opinion on something but forgot. I saw Football Italia quoting a Tuttosport article, so I checked the original. Tuttosport argued that Inzaghi and Calhanoglu didn’t even deserve that one-match ban because, according to them, they did nothing serious at all. They compared their case to Agnelli’s and claimed it was essentially the same, only that his punishment was draconian.

Their point, as I understood it, isn’t that Inter were being favored or treated better than they should be, but that Agnelli, and by extension, Juve, were punished far more harshly than they deserved.

Honestly, I kind of agree, even though I know that you don't. Especially after Agnelli declared war on UEFA and lost, we’ve been screwed over more than once.


P.S: I found the article: https://www.tuttosport.com/news/cal...differenze_tra_inzaghi_calhanoglu_e_agnelli/4

"Simone Inzaghi and Hakan Çalhanoğlu do not deserve a harsher punishment. In fact, they might not even deserve a one-match ban. They were naive in engaging with the fans, but they - like almost all coaches and players - are caught in uncomfortable situations where it’s hard to come out unscathed, and the goal is to get hurt as little as possible, because the relationship between clubs and ultras is a complex and dirty mechanism. The problem isn’t the one-match ban - the problem is the twelve months and all the other ‘small’ differences."
 

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