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what about seven ?
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Zlatan suspended 3 games(NO MILAN) (7 Viewers)
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seven has a point, let him preach
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Moggi: Abolish video evidence
Friday 22 April, 2005
Juventus director general Luciano Moggi has launched a tirade on the “biased” use of video evidence and demanded a change in the rules.
The Bianconeri chief was furious after Zlatan Ibrahimovic was handed a three-match ban for striking Ivan Cordoba in an off the ball incident during Wednesday’s 1-0 defeat to Inter.
“It is right to combat violence and video evidence is necessary, but the images used should not be provided by television companies,” said Moggi in an official statement.
“As far as we are concerned, the footage should come from the Federation and be handed over only when the Disciplinary Commission requests it. We cannot put the fate of the Scudetto in the hands of individual television directors.”
Ibrahimovic was caught on camera lashing out at Cordoba during the closing stages of the match and were glimpsed in a corner of the wide shot of the pitch by pay-per-view television company Sky.
“Cordoba stood on his foot and Ibrahimovic pushed him away,” insisted Moggi. “It was not a violent action and nobody in the stadium even realised it had happened.”
Francesco Totti was given a five-match ban for his clash with Francesco Colonnese in Siena’s 2-0 win at Roma that same evening, while earlier this month Giallorossi player Leandro Cufre was suspended for two matches for a similar incident to that of Ibrahimovic.
“Other more serious incidents around the country weren’t even considered by the Disciplinary Commission. This is why video evidence is necessary as long as it is the same for everyone. The only way to guarantee that is to have the footage pass through the Federation first.”
There is more to this than meets the eye, as Moggi also gave another interview in which he suggested that Milan director Adriano Galliani – who is also President of the Lega Calcio, which runs the Disciplinary Commission – had a part to play.
“It really took an eagle-eyed director to spot that incident and I’d like to thank this man for the good work he has done for the community at large,” said a deeply sarcastic Moggi.
“I must say I’m not remotely surprised that Ibrahimovic is suspended for the Milan game on May 8. It really is a quite remarkable coincidence, isn’t it?”
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We'll get it reduced to two, mark my words.
Friday 22 April, 2005
Juventus director general Luciano Moggi has launched a tirade on the “biased” use of video evidence and demanded a change in the rules.
The Bianconeri chief was furious after Zlatan Ibrahimovic was handed a three-match ban for striking Ivan Cordoba in an off the ball incident during Wednesday’s 1-0 defeat to Inter.
“It is right to combat violence and video evidence is necessary, but the images used should not be provided by television companies,” said Moggi in an official statement.
“As far as we are concerned, the footage should come from the Federation and be handed over only when the Disciplinary Commission requests it. We cannot put the fate of the Scudetto in the hands of individual television directors.”
Ibrahimovic was caught on camera lashing out at Cordoba during the closing stages of the match and were glimpsed in a corner of the wide shot of the pitch by pay-per-view television company Sky.
“Cordoba stood on his foot and Ibrahimovic pushed him away,” insisted Moggi. “It was not a violent action and nobody in the stadium even realised it had happened.”
Francesco Totti was given a five-match ban for his clash with Francesco Colonnese in Siena’s 2-0 win at Roma that same evening, while earlier this month Giallorossi player Leandro Cufre was suspended for two matches for a similar incident to that of Ibrahimovic.
“Other more serious incidents around the country weren’t even considered by the Disciplinary Commission. This is why video evidence is necessary as long as it is the same for everyone. The only way to guarantee that is to have the footage pass through the Federation first.”
There is more to this than meets the eye, as Moggi also gave another interview in which he suggested that Milan director Adriano Galliani – who is also President of the Lega Calcio, which runs the Disciplinary Commission – had a part to play.
“It really took an eagle-eyed director to spot that incident and I’d like to thank this man for the good work he has done for the community at large,” said a deeply sarcastic Moggi.
“I must say I’m not remotely surprised that Ibrahimovic is suspended for the Milan game on May 8. It really is a quite remarkable coincidence, isn’t it?”
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We'll get it reduced to two, mark my words.
i dont know why moggi is so mad about from where the video came,,, in the end,, it doesnt matter.
about the zlatan ban,,, ermm it could hacve been 2 games or so,,, and like moggi said that galliani for sure moved some pieces there and dont come with the bullshit they are friends and so on,,because in the end their are enemies on the field and we are talking about a scudetto...
about the zlatan ban,,, ermm it could hacve been 2 games or so,,, and like moggi said that galliani for sure moved some pieces there and dont come with the bullshit they are friends and so on,,because in the end their are enemies on the field and we are talking about a scudetto...
That kind of thinking is outdated, So if we win it, he is the reason we won it? Correct? Its like saying del Piero and Zlayeta aint shit and they should all bow down to the might of king Zlatan. Kind of like spitting the rest of the team in the face.
It would be different if he was on the field and got a red card against lets say Milan thus making it 11-10, then it would be fair to put a little of the blame on him, But in this situation and the Nedved situation in the CL a year ago it is nobodys fault but the team if we dont win, Maybe the ****ing refs for ****ing with us all season but once(Roma Game).
1 Player isnt the team and cant be blamed for the team losing, especially if he isnt even on the pitch.
Not in my way of thinking at least.
It would be different if he was on the field and got a red card against lets say Milan thus making it 11-10, then it would be fair to put a little of the blame on him, But in this situation and the Nedved situation in the CL a year ago it is nobodys fault but the team if we dont win, Maybe the ****ing refs for ****ing with us all season but once(Roma Game).
1 Player isnt the team and cant be blamed for the team losing, especially if he isnt even on the pitch.
Not in my way of thinking at least.
