besnikzki
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yeah dude whatever..
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i watched their last two games, vs. siena, vs. catania..see for yourself
Are you seriously still crying over that goal? IF your players can't put the ball on the net it's nobody's foul!
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Are you seriously still crying over that goal? IF your players can't put the ball on the net it's nobody's foul!
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That one did go in the net.
It wasn't allowed though.
If your players can put the ball in the net, and yet it's not counted, then it's the linesman's fault.
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That would have made it 2-0, Ladri most likely wouldn't have gotten two on us because we were better than them the whole game - It would have been a defining moment, we would have ended their streak, taken 3 points and fucked them up mentally.
Just gtfo, that goal could have been worth a title.
I think he was being sarcastic. At least I hope anyway.
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TheoLeo
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I knew you'd come eventually. Are you like 3 years old?
Read this article: http://www.goal.com/en/news/1717/ed...e-helped-juventus-beat-catania-but-conspiracy
It may be Goal, but what its saying is true.
This weekend for refs were poor in almost all leagues. Juve match, Lazio match, Liverpool match, and the Chelsea match.
You just want to call Juventus cheaters because its the easy thing to do, but I know you know deep down that that's not true. I know Juventus cheated in the past, there's no denying that, but so did Milan and bunch of other teams too. So if Juventus are still cheating, other teams that were linked with Calciopoli must be cheating too if they're getting favourable calls.
Just think more logically. Juventus aren't cheating, its referee mistakes.
is that all you have to say? your trolling here is so classy, I could puke!
and you want me to read and believe what this wanker Kris Voakes has to say? GTFO
For what I know you might be Kris fucking Voakes himself! Anyhow, for your info, I just red the title ........
BTW I'm much older then you, and have seen more then enough of seria A so I can tell almost
every scudetto Rubentus has stolen in last 40+ years.
is that all you have to say? your trolling here is so classy, I could puke!
and you want me to read and believe what this wanker Kris Voakes has to say? GTFO
For what I know you might be Kris fucking Voakes himself! Anyhow, for your info, I just red the title ........
BTW I'm much older then you, and have seen more then enough of seria A so I can tell almost
every scudetto Rubentus has stolen in last 40+ years.
How are you talking about classy? All of your posts are GTFO this GTFO that. You can't even speak civilized.
If you don't want to read with Kris Voakes said, read what Montella said:
Montella: Milan's goal offside, Lazio's goal disallowed, Fiorentina's 1st goal should've been disallowed, Chievo should have had penalty. And what is everybody talking about? Catania's disallowed goal against Juventus.
That's coming from one of the classiest managers in the league right now.
Or is a he a secret Juve spy?
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who is this???
is he someone we should be mocking??? he looks like it!!!
TheoLeo
Milan Veteran
GTFO I use not very often:
"GTFO this" is for Rubentus fans!
"GTFO that" is for Intermerdas!
now I'm going to use "GTFO here & there" for Montella!
who is this???
is he someone we should be mocking??? he looks like it!!!
He's officialy an Italian serie A expert on goal.com
Unofficialy he's a fucking Rubentus fan.
Be my guest and mock him till he screams for more!
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TheoLeo
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Believe it or not, I've google it "juventus games 2012"
and this was a top search result:
Juventus|Match Reports 2012/13
www.juvefc.com/matches.htm
This site may harm your computer.
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We should ban anyone who tries to post kris volkes as a legit source here.
We should whack all juventus fans but i'll be happy with banning all their ips as well.
Stankovic hopes to stay at Inter
By Football Italia staff
Inter midfielder Dejan Stankovic has admitted that he would like to stay at the Nerazzurri after his playing career is over.
The 34-year-old Serbia international has hinted that he would love to remain at San Siro in a coaching role once he hangs up his boot, but has confirmed that his initial focus is purely on getting back in Andrea Stramaccioni's team following an Achilles injury.
“I have said a thousand times that I feel like part of a family here,” he told Inter Channel. “Staying here is something that I would more than willingly do, in fact I'd love to.
“But even if I do not stay, I would always make myself available to Inter. Anyway, for now I just want to get back on the field.
“I do not know when I'll be back. I just want to make sure that when I do come back, I'll stay fit for a long time.
“I cannot wait to return, to not be involved at the moment is hard to digest."
By Football Italia staff
Inter midfielder Dejan Stankovic has admitted that he would like to stay at the Nerazzurri after his playing career is over.
The 34-year-old Serbia international has hinted that he would love to remain at San Siro in a coaching role once he hangs up his boot, but has confirmed that his initial focus is purely on getting back in Andrea Stramaccioni's team following an Achilles injury.
“I have said a thousand times that I feel like part of a family here,” he told Inter Channel. “Staying here is something that I would more than willingly do, in fact I'd love to.
“But even if I do not stay, I would always make myself available to Inter. Anyway, for now I just want to get back on the field.
“I do not know when I'll be back. I just want to make sure that when I do come back, I'll stay fit for a long time.
“I cannot wait to return, to not be involved at the moment is hard to digest."
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He writes a lot more like the "anti-Milan fans".
Anti-Milan fans hate anti-Milan fans?
Julio Cesar: Harder to ref Juve
By Football Italia staff
Former Inter goalkeeper Julio Cesar has underlined that refereeing errors don’t just favour Juventus.
The Bianconeri are at the centre of a storm after their controversial win at Catania was assisted by a number of mistakes from the match officials.
“Whoever takes charge of Juventus games is under a lot more pressure than anybody else,” the QPR custodian told TV show Undici.
“Referees make mistakes with all teams, but when they do so in Juventus’ favour then people are going to think of the worst because of what happened in the past [Calciopoli].”
Inter and Juventus will actually meet this weekend and the Brazilian has admitted, with a smile, that he’s no big fan of the Bianconeri.
“I hate Juventus, but only on a sporting level because they are the side who made me the craziest in Italy,” he added. “I hardly ever beat them and that drove me mad…”
The South American was part of the treble winning side of Jose Mourinho in 2010, but that mattered little in the summer when he was forced out of the club.
“I won’t hide it, I’m saddened with how Inter treated me,” he stated. “I was left upset as I expected something else, but that is now in the past and I have cleared the matter up with Massimo Moratti in person.”
Julio Cesar was also asked about any comparisons between Mourinho and current tactician Andrea Stramaccioni.
“I see a touch of Mourinho in Stramaccioni. They have the same hunger to win. Jose is a very intelligent guy who gets his players to give 110 per cent. He knows how to transmit his desire to win games.”
By Football Italia staff
Former Inter goalkeeper Julio Cesar has underlined that refereeing errors don’t just favour Juventus.
The Bianconeri are at the centre of a storm after their controversial win at Catania was assisted by a number of mistakes from the match officials.
“Whoever takes charge of Juventus games is under a lot more pressure than anybody else,” the QPR custodian told TV show Undici.
“Referees make mistakes with all teams, but when they do so in Juventus’ favour then people are going to think of the worst because of what happened in the past [Calciopoli].”
Inter and Juventus will actually meet this weekend and the Brazilian has admitted, with a smile, that he’s no big fan of the Bianconeri.
“I hate Juventus, but only on a sporting level because they are the side who made me the craziest in Italy,” he added. “I hardly ever beat them and that drove me mad…”
The South American was part of the treble winning side of Jose Mourinho in 2010, but that mattered little in the summer when he was forced out of the club.
“I won’t hide it, I’m saddened with how Inter treated me,” he stated. “I was left upset as I expected something else, but that is now in the past and I have cleared the matter up with Massimo Moratti in person.”
Julio Cesar was also asked about any comparisons between Mourinho and current tactician Andrea Stramaccioni.
“I see a touch of Mourinho in Stramaccioni. They have the same hunger to win. Jose is a very intelligent guy who gets his players to give 110 per cent. He knows how to transmit his desire to win games.”
Moratti on Juve controversy
By Football Italia staff
Inter President Massimo Moratti doesn’t believe there was anything sinister in Juventus’ controversial win at Catania on Sunday.
The Old Lady won the game 1-0 after benefitting from a number of refereeing mistakes at the Stadio Massimino.
But Moratti, speaking ahead of Saturday’s game between the two clubs, isn’t adding to the controversy.
“Although it seems dramatic at the moment it will all blow over in a few days' time,” the oil baron noted.
“The game certainly left an impression, it was an absurd situation.
“What matters most though is that things have happened due to error and not for other reasons. And since this was definitely a case of error, the season will balance itself out.”
Catania chief Antonino Pulvirenti was so outraged with the events of Sunday lunchtime that he’s asked for the game to be replayed.
“I'm not going to get into that,” Moratti noted. “Pulvirenti is understandably angry. I have no desire whatsoever to give my opinion on that matter.
“The game against Juventus? There's no controversy with us at the moment. We steer away from controversy with Juve.
“I hope we can go into it with the mind-set of two teams where one has already given ample demonstration of how good they are, and are current Scudetto holders, and the other is trying to emerge and show how good they can be.
“I hope it's a decent match on a sporting level.”
Inter have been one of the surprises of the championship given that they have won their last five League games which means they are only four points adrift of the Old Lady.
“We thought we’d start well, but take a bit longer to get the team clicking than we have done,” he continued.
“The credit goes in equal measure to the players and the Coach as they have been able to adapt to the changes.”
Moratti took a risk in March by appointing Primavera boss Andrea Stramaccioni and it seems to be paying off.
“The Coach is undoubtedly talented and the players who have won a lot are a big help for the younger ones.
“That mix of youngsters and champions creates the conditions both for Stramaccioni to trust them and for them to perform well. And I think we are doing very well.”
By Football Italia staff
Inter President Massimo Moratti doesn’t believe there was anything sinister in Juventus’ controversial win at Catania on Sunday.
The Old Lady won the game 1-0 after benefitting from a number of refereeing mistakes at the Stadio Massimino.
But Moratti, speaking ahead of Saturday’s game between the two clubs, isn’t adding to the controversy.
“Although it seems dramatic at the moment it will all blow over in a few days' time,” the oil baron noted.
“The game certainly left an impression, it was an absurd situation.
“What matters most though is that things have happened due to error and not for other reasons. And since this was definitely a case of error, the season will balance itself out.”
Catania chief Antonino Pulvirenti was so outraged with the events of Sunday lunchtime that he’s asked for the game to be replayed.
“I'm not going to get into that,” Moratti noted. “Pulvirenti is understandably angry. I have no desire whatsoever to give my opinion on that matter.
“The game against Juventus? There's no controversy with us at the moment. We steer away from controversy with Juve.
“I hope we can go into it with the mind-set of two teams where one has already given ample demonstration of how good they are, and are current Scudetto holders, and the other is trying to emerge and show how good they can be.
“I hope it's a decent match on a sporting level.”
Inter have been one of the surprises of the championship given that they have won their last five League games which means they are only four points adrift of the Old Lady.
“We thought we’d start well, but take a bit longer to get the team clicking than we have done,” he continued.
“The credit goes in equal measure to the players and the Coach as they have been able to adapt to the changes.”
Moratti took a risk in March by appointing Primavera boss Andrea Stramaccioni and it seems to be paying off.
“The Coach is undoubtedly talented and the players who have won a lot are a big help for the younger ones.
“That mix of youngsters and champions creates the conditions both for Stramaccioni to trust them and for them to perform well. And I think we are doing very well.”
besnikzki
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Yes it would have made it 2-0 and you don't know if that Ladri won't come back. Ask Napoli 2-0 winning and they ended up 3-3. Napoli's stadium is one of the toughest.
whatever makes you sleep at night.
The ball did not hit the net, it passed the line, but it didn't hit the net. It was Muntari's fault not being able to score from 1 meter.
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I wonder what Cesar and Moratti will say when Juve scores in offside position or something like that against them.
I wonder what Cesar and Moratti will say when Juve scores in offside position or something like that against them.
Probably the way Genoa took it last match day.
They'll be upset, but they won't all turn into conspiracy theorists like this place.
besnikzki
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They play basketball. You heard of Dirk Nowitzki?
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Cavani to miss Atalanta match
By Football Italia staff
Napoli will be without star-striker Edinson Cavani for the trip to Atalanta on Wednesday, according to reports in Italy.
Sky Sport Italia have confirmed that the Uruguayan forward has not travelled with the squad to Bergamo because of persistent discomfort in his flexor muscle.
Walter Mazzarri's side will be looking to keep the pressure on Juventus at the top of Serie A, but will do so without the 25-year-old.
The Partenopei are instead expected to start with Lorenzo Insigne, Goran Pandev and Marek Hamsik as their front-three.
By Football Italia staff
Napoli will be without star-striker Edinson Cavani for the trip to Atalanta on Wednesday, according to reports in Italy.
Sky Sport Italia have confirmed that the Uruguayan forward has not travelled with the squad to Bergamo because of persistent discomfort in his flexor muscle.
Walter Mazzarri's side will be looking to keep the pressure on Juventus at the top of Serie A, but will do so without the 25-year-old.
The Partenopei are instead expected to start with Lorenzo Insigne, Goran Pandev and Marek Hamsik as their front-three.
TheoLeo
Milan Veteran
Are you fucking kidding ("GTFO this").
If they would lose scudetto to Rubentus, we would going to see another calciopoli ("GTFO that")
besnikzki
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Good come back tonight! Bojan was man of the match by far!
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