[Serie A] Calciopoli Directors 1-2 JUVENTUS "29" (Oct 29th 2011) (18 Viewers)
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What i love about this video the most is when the inter fans yell " Inter" and our fans yell " Merda" they are surprised and hesitate whether they should yell "Inter" again and the second time you hear "Inter" but much more quiet than the first time 
Moggi:
"Saturday night's game between Inter and Juventus was strongly influenced by the complaints of the Nerazzurri throughout the week. They tried to put pressure on the referees, telling and imagining things that didn't happened. Rizzoli has not whistled a penalty as big as a house for Juventus. He pardoned Castellazzi, exactly as had Rodomonti for Toldo. at that time also, Inter had put pressure the arbitrators, as demonstrated by tapping discovered by my assistants.
The only truth is that Inter does not know to lose. Juventus did well not to respond in the media, which would've only raised the rivalry and the risk of confrontations between fans in the stadium.
The team is guided brilliantly by Conte, who confronted the meeting at 100 per hour, and got the win. It would also have been much sharper without serious errors of Rizzoli. Juve should however be more realistic in front of goal in the future. If they continue playing with this fighting, Juve can dream of finishing the championship just behind Milan.
Ranieri satisfied with the loss? Good for him. Since he arrived at Inter, Ranieri is unrecognizable, both on and off the field. He has no consistency, since when he was at Juve and Roma, he never missed an opportunity to highlight the lack of style of the Inter. Moratti angry and challenged? He must get used to it. Unless another Calciopoli, his team is at the end of cycle"
"Saturday night's game between Inter and Juventus was strongly influenced by the complaints of the Nerazzurri throughout the week. They tried to put pressure on the referees, telling and imagining things that didn't happened. Rizzoli has not whistled a penalty as big as a house for Juventus. He pardoned Castellazzi, exactly as had Rodomonti for Toldo. at that time also, Inter had put pressure the arbitrators, as demonstrated by tapping discovered by my assistants.
The only truth is that Inter does not know to lose. Juventus did well not to respond in the media, which would've only raised the rivalry and the risk of confrontations between fans in the stadium.
The team is guided brilliantly by Conte, who confronted the meeting at 100 per hour, and got the win. It would also have been much sharper without serious errors of Rizzoli. Juve should however be more realistic in front of goal in the future. If they continue playing with this fighting, Juve can dream of finishing the championship just behind Milan.
Ranieri satisfied with the loss? Good for him. Since he arrived at Inter, Ranieri is unrecognizable, both on and off the field. He has no consistency, since when he was at Juve and Roma, he never missed an opportunity to highlight the lack of style of the Inter. Moratti angry and challenged? He must get used to it. Unless another Calciopoli, his team is at the end of cycle"
Moggi
He also said that Ibra ridiculed the whole Roma defence, Jose Angel spends more time offensive than defending and it's costing Roma, he doesn't know how to defend.
"Roma did played well in attack because Milan had problems defending"
He is basically attacking everyone from left to right knowing he is 100% right as Serie-A is very mediocre these days.
He finished with:"Enrique would have been fired if he was an Italian coach"
Meaning an Italian would look crazy switching his team as much as Enrique has.
"Roma did played well in attack because Milan had problems defending"
He is basically attacking everyone from left to right knowing he is 100% right as Serie-A is very mediocre these days.
He finished with:"Enrique would have been fired if he was an Italian coach"
Meaning an Italian would look crazy switching his team as much as Enrique has.
Monday 31 October, 2011
Heavy fines for Inter and Juventus
Inter and Juventus have been fined heavily for their fans' behaviour during the weekend's Derby d'Italia at San Siro.
Whilst a number of suspensions, warnings and fines were handed out today to players and Coaches in the wake of a busy weekend for Serie A's referees, the most significant punishments have been handed to Inter and Juventus.
This is in relation to their respective sets of supporters' behaviour during Saturday night's match.
The Nerazzurri have been fined €20,000 for fans that unveiled an offensive banner relating to the Heysel stadium disaster of 1985.
The Bianconeri must pay €10,000 for chants that were heard from a section of their support. Directed towards an opposition player, it was ruled that they 'constituted an expression of racial discrimination'.
Elsewhere, Cagliari were fined €2,500 as their fans threw a firecracker on to the playing field during Sunday evening's defeat at home to Lazio.
Heavy fines for Inter and Juventus
Inter and Juventus have been fined heavily for their fans' behaviour during the weekend's Derby d'Italia at San Siro.
Whilst a number of suspensions, warnings and fines were handed out today to players and Coaches in the wake of a busy weekend for Serie A's referees, the most significant punishments have been handed to Inter and Juventus.
This is in relation to their respective sets of supporters' behaviour during Saturday night's match.
The Nerazzurri have been fined €20,000 for fans that unveiled an offensive banner relating to the Heysel stadium disaster of 1985.
The Bianconeri must pay €10,000 for chants that were heard from a section of their support. Directed towards an opposition player, it was ruled that they 'constituted an expression of racial discrimination'.
Elsewhere, Cagliari were fined €2,500 as their fans threw a firecracker on to the playing field during Sunday evening's defeat at home to Lazio.
