well there is some part of me that thinks people higher up are influencing people it seems like refs this year just go against juve all the time
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Serie A: Napoli vs Juventus [October 27th 2007] (3 Viewers)
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Serie A Tim - 27 Oct 2007 - 11:42 PM
Cobolli Gigli: “This is unacceptable”
Giovanni Cobolli Gigli had some very harsh words speaking to the Sky TV reporter about the outcome of the match at the San Paolo. Juventus' Chairman couldn't accept the two non-existent penalties awarded by referee Bergonzi that basically decided the match.
These were his words after the match: “We don't believe they have it in for us, or that someone is trying to damage us, but what happened tonight is absolutely unacceptable. Even Napoli supporters who were near me on the stands realized those penalties shouldn’t have been given. I ask myself how the referee wasn't able to see this, and why his assistants didn't help him out in his decisions. At Cagliari, for example, the linesman had done a great job convincing the referee to change his mind.
We want to be judged only by what happens on the pitch. We were relegated to Serie B and now we're back, we paid our dues; we can't be treated like this. No-one's ever going to give us back these two points. I hope someone in high places noticed what happened here because referees that do our matches need to be more cool-headed and impartial”.
source:http://www.juventus.com/uk/news/detail.aspx?lml_language_id=0&trs_id=1607000&ID=12618
Cobolli Gigli: “This is unacceptable”
Giovanni Cobolli Gigli had some very harsh words speaking to the Sky TV reporter about the outcome of the match at the San Paolo. Juventus' Chairman couldn't accept the two non-existent penalties awarded by referee Bergonzi that basically decided the match.
These were his words after the match: “We don't believe they have it in for us, or that someone is trying to damage us, but what happened tonight is absolutely unacceptable. Even Napoli supporters who were near me on the stands realized those penalties shouldn’t have been given. I ask myself how the referee wasn't able to see this, and why his assistants didn't help him out in his decisions. At Cagliari, for example, the linesman had done a great job convincing the referee to change his mind.
We want to be judged only by what happens on the pitch. We were relegated to Serie B and now we're back, we paid our dues; we can't be treated like this. No-one's ever going to give us back these two points. I hope someone in high places noticed what happened here because referees that do our matches need to be more cool-headed and impartial”.
source:http://www.juventus.com/uk/news/detail.aspx?lml_language_id=0&trs_id=1607000&ID=12618
A fine gara, i commenti dei bianconeri a Juventus Channel sono quasi interamente concentrati sul doppio episodio che ha deciso la gara del San Paolo. Ecco le parole di Trezeguet, Legrottaglie e Molinaro.
David Trezeguet: “I due rigori non meritano neppure di essere commentati, è molto chiaro quanto è successo. Siamo dispiaciuti perché avevamo fatto il massimo e fino all’1-1 avevamo fatto un’ottima gara. Eravamo andati in vantaggio e preso il gol per un nostro errore. Comunque pensiamo all’Empoli e guardiamo avanti”.
Nicola Legrottaglie: “Siamo sconcertati, lavoriamo tutta la settimana, poi capitano queste cose. Le giornate storte possono capitare a tutti e oggi è capitata a Bergonzi. Mi dispiace anche per il gol dell’1-1, ci hanno bucato centralmente, una cosa che a noi non capita mai. Forse non eravamo troppo concentrati”.
Cristian Molinaro: “Due rigori incredibili. Soprattutto il primo, parla la dinamica da sola. Il pallone, colpito da Chiellini, si è fermato”.
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David Trezeguet: “I due rigori non meritano neppure di essere commentati, è molto chiaro quanto è successo. Siamo dispiaciuti perché avevamo fatto il massimo e fino all’1-1 avevamo fatto un’ottima gara. Eravamo andati in vantaggio e preso il gol per un nostro errore. Comunque pensiamo all’Empoli e guardiamo avanti”.
Nicola Legrottaglie: “Siamo sconcertati, lavoriamo tutta la settimana, poi capitano queste cose. Le giornate storte possono capitare a tutti e oggi è capitata a Bergonzi. Mi dispiace anche per il gol dell’1-1, ci hanno bucato centralmente, una cosa che a noi non capita mai. Forse non eravamo troppo concentrati”.
Cristian Molinaro: “Due rigori incredibili. Soprattutto il primo, parla la dinamica da sola. Il pallone, colpito da Chiellini, si è fermato”.
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Bravo to Gigli 
finally someone with balls.
Now I want to see Collina and FICG reaction to theese comments. I'm wondering will they do something like they did to Adriano when they banned him for diving. However Gigli is also right about something, we will never get those three points back.
finally someone with balls. Now I want to see Collina and FICG reaction to theese comments. I'm wondering will they do something like they did to Adriano when they banned him for diving. However Gigli is also right about something, we will never get those three points back.
David Trezeguet: "The two penalties do not merit to be commented upon, it is very clear what happened. We are very disappointed because we gave our best and till 1-1 played a great game. We went in front and conceeded a goal for an error made by ourselves. Still we shall look to Empoli and look forward."
Nicola Legrottaglie:" We are incredulous, we work all week, then these things happen. Bad days can happen to anyone and today it happened to Bergonzi(pezzo di merda). I'm disappointed even for the goal of 1-1, they passed through a gap in the middle, something that to us never happens. Maybe we weren't concentrated enough."
Cristian Molinaro: " Two incredible penalties. Especially the first one, you can just look at the movements only. The ball, hit by Chiellini, had stopped".
Nicola Legrottaglie:" We are incredulous, we work all week, then these things happen. Bad days can happen to anyone and today it happened to Bergonzi(pezzo di merda). I'm disappointed even for the goal of 1-1, they passed through a gap in the middle, something that to us never happens. Maybe we weren't concentrated enough."
Cristian Molinaro: " Two incredible penalties. Especially the first one, you can just look at the movements only. The ball, hit by Chiellini, had stopped".
Bravo to Gigli finally someone with balls.
finally someone with balls.
Didn't you here about the new book being launched: 1001 things to do to win against Juve. The top five are:
1) Blatently dive in the box, that even a blind 95 year old woman would be able to give a yellow to the diver
2) Surround the referee so if he hasn't given you a foul, goal, penalty or a red to a Juve player, you will intimidate him into doing it.
3) Do the worst fouls you can think of, and if a Juve player does 1/4 of that, roll on the floor for 5 minutes, then miraculously get up and complain to the ref till he sends him off.
4) Always hold onto the ball after a foul or kick the ball away...so when a Juve player comes for it and touches your arm, you jump onto the floor holding your face and rolling about for 5 minutes.
5) IF you see a Juve player running towards you, run into their arm and say he elbowed you in the face, this works even after the match is over as seen on 21/10/2007
Napoli had 2 good chances today, and they both turned into goals..
did you see the game ??
If you did, then you would have seen Gargano easily run past him, and convert...and you would have seen Gigi hung to dry on the other goal when Zala got by Legro, and had to come sliding out to stop Zala (which turned into a pk)
if it pains you that much that I said Legro should stick to training, and stay away from the microphones and cameras, and that I said RUINeri, then I've got 4 words for you- dont read my posts
and you're police analogy was pretty weak, pal
did you see the game ??
If you did, then you would have seen Gargano easily run past him, and convert...and you would have seen Gigi hung to dry on the other goal when Zala got by Legro, and had to come sliding out to stop Zala (which turned into a pk)
if it pains you that much that I said Legro should stick to training, and stay away from the microphones and cameras, and that I said RUINeri, then I've got 4 words for you- dont read my posts
and you're police analogy was pretty weak, pal
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