[Serie A] milan 1-1 JUVENTUS (Feb. 25th 2012) (23 Viewers)

[king Ale]

Any explanation as to how Muntari got away with any kind of punishment? Can they be really that obvious?

 

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[Juventino★★★]

 

[GordoDeCentral]

Any explanation as to how Muntari got away with any kind of punishment? Can they be really that obvious?

in classic jck fashion, yes.

 

[Hust]

 

[Alen]

Predictable outcome. Milan played it well to involve Pirlo, as pathetic as it was. The league officials on the other hand showed huge weaknesses and fear of the Milan media reaction. They should have simply followed the rules.

Going by what FIGC just did, players will have the needed precedent to do what Muntari did and remain unpunished.

I blame Licht a little too. He probably saw that Juve are starting a counter and wanted to get involved in the action. That's why he immediately stood up after those punches. If he remained on the ground Muntari would have gotten himself a nice 3 match ban. Then again, in order to protect themselves from the anger of the Milan fans, FIGC might have given a 1 match ban to Pirlo too and set another dangerous precedent.

It's the League that played this the worst. Milan fans would have moaned for some time but the law would have been on FIGC's side and no precedents would have been set.

 

[Fake Melo]

Any explanation as to how Muntari got away with any kind of punishment? Can they be really that obvious?

Oh I have an explanation for you.

Here's what the sporting judge said: "Muntari would deserve to be sanctioned, but there was no evidence of a deliberate will to harm."

 

[Luca]

Muntari actually looks like some fucking retarded African dictator, like Idi Amin.

 

[king Ale]

in classic jck fashion, yes.

Muntari is no Zlatan, banned or not, he is useless. Too bad we don't have the media, otherwise we'd have the upper hand again.

 

[Luca]

Oh I have an explanation for you.

Here's what the sporting judge said: "Muntari would deserve to be sanctioned, but there was no evidence of a deliberate will to harm."

There was because there were 3 sepreate movements. He didn't just hit him once. A rationally thinking person would have realised after the first hit that out of a moral sense that it is wrong, obviously from watching Muntari play for many years he has no brain, but that makes no difference as it should be objectively judged. The legal system in Italy is just as messed up as the rest of this backwards country

 

[GordoDeCentral]

Muntari is no Zlatan, banned or not, he is useless. Too bad we don't have the media, otherwise we'd have the upper hand again.

he played really well against us

 

[Cheesio]

Oh I have an explanation for you.

Here's what the sporting judge said: "Muntari would deserve to be sanctioned, but there was no evidence of a deliberate will to harm."

 

[Juventino★★★]

Oh I have an explanation for you.

Here's what the sporting judge said: "Muntari would deserve to be sanctioned, but there was no evidence of a deliberate will to harm."

we should all share punches from now on, no harm

 

[Alen]

he played really well against us

He's brainless and really unreliable. He already has 2 yellows on 2 matches and he'll soon get reds. But he covers more space than the other options Milan have for tthat exact position and gives them muscles. He makes it harder to outrun Milan's midfield, much harder than if Ambrosini or Aquilani play in that position.
Against the small teams though he won't make a drastic difference since Milan dominate the midfield with or without a big muscled guy. He might actually be a liability against some of the smaller teams.

 

[king Ale]

Oh I have an explanation for you.

Here's what the sporting judge said: "Muntari would deserve to be sanctioned, but there was no evidence of a deliberate will to harm."

Seriously it's like Alen trolling.

 

[Juventino★★★]

 

[Alen]

Seriously it's like Alen trolling.

Exactly

 

[GordoDeCentral]

He's brainless and really unreliable. He already has 2 yellows on 2 matches and he'll soon get reds. But he covers more space than the other options Milan have for tthat exact position and gives them muscles. He makes it harder to outrun Milan's midfield, much harder than if Ambrosini or Aquilani play in that position.
Against the small teams though he won't make a drastic difference since Milan dominate the midfield with or without a big muscled guy. He might actually be a liability against some of the smaller teams.

no doubt, but he dominated against us

 

[Hust]

I need someone that speaks Italian fluently. We need to go to Italy and start our own newspaper.

 

[Mark]

OTM baby!!!

---------- Post added 27.02.2012 at 13:43 ----------

I'm telling ya, we need a radio show here. The whole world would tune in.

 

[Quetzalcoatl]

OTM baby!!!

---------- Post added 27.02.2012 at 13:43 ----------

I'm telling ya, we need a radio show here. The whole world would tune in.

I wish that idea had taken off. Podcasts and shit.