[Serie A] Juventus 2-1 ASL Napoli [April 7th, 2021] (1 Viewer)

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kappa96

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Jun 20, 2018
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Someone should take it for the team and collect the best takes and reactions from FIF, R&B and wherever Napoli fans exist.
Don't bother. Does guys are deluded and stupid as f'***.
Obviously they say that FIGC bends over for us while aknowledging that they(inda) would have done the same as Napoli if the decision would have been postponement.
 

juventus4life

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Apr 21, 2012
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Don't bother. Does guys are deluded and stupid as f'***.
Obviously they say that FIGC bends over for us while aknowledging that they(inda) would have done the same as Napoli if the decision would have been postponement.
Agree. Those guys on fif can't accept the fact that Juve did nothing wrong and Napoli didn't follow the rules whereas the nipples local health authority didn't actually order them not to travel.
 

Kopanja

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Jul 30, 2015
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Don't bother. Does guys are deluded and stupid as f'***.
Obviously they say that FIGC bends over for us while aknowledging that they(inda) would have done the same as Napoli if the decision would have been postponement.
What? That's like 90% of the whole deal. Do you even like football?
 

campionesidd

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Mar 16, 2013
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So to summarise:
1) ASL recommended a voluntary isolation after the Genoa game, which Napoli did not follow.
2) Napoli cancel their tickets to Turin on Saturday and decide not to show up. They do not release an official statement indicating their decision not to travel.
3) On Sunday, the ASL tell Napoli not to travel. Milik travels for international duty any way.

So, Napoli did not obey the first ASL recommendation, and would not have been affected by the second one if they had travelled on Saturday. They did not obey the second decision either, because Milik travelled to play for Poland.
During all this time, Napoli did not release a single statement to clarify their position, probably because Juve, Serie A and even the Campania ASL would have called them out on the spot.
This is a simple case of Napoli acting in bad faith and taking advantage of the chaotic situation in Europe and the rest of the world.
They do not have a leg to stand on, as far as the appeal is concerned.
 
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JCK

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May 11, 2004
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Justice.

I think the league did a proper decision in both setting the forfeit result and the point penalty. In this case if Naples Soccer appeal and provide proper arguments, they can remove the point penalty and keep the result as it is.

Close thread, we are no longer concerned here.
 

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