Does anyone know why its back to court tomorrow.
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Does anyone know why its back to court tomorrow.
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No, but watch this. Good to see C. Ferrara as this season’s Ambassador. See the ever present P. Nedved sat in the pew. I want us to get the vase and for Gigi to lift it at our castle.
Quality player I loved him at Juve especially as he came from Napoli.
He and P. Montero were of the finest quality.
I believe it’s the appeal of Moggi. Wasn’t he given a three year sentence? Not that actually means anything. I think Berlusconi has been given time on several occasions!
Your right what’s the point it wont bring our titles back
This court hearing was nothing to do with Juve. Just Moggi’s personal sentence (which has been cut to 28 months)
Is he going to the jail? So, what is this personal sentence for? The Calciopoli as we know it sort of came about in 2006. I thought he got a 5 year ban from football? Maybe I miss something now?
See here:
http://www.tuttosport.com/calcio/serie_a/juventus/2013/12/17-280382/Moggi+condannato+in+appello,+i+legali%3A+%22Ora+Cassazione%22
This a load of bullshit and wish the whole thing could just once and for all be put to bed. Forget all the phone calls and move on now. Calciopoli is behind Juve. Moggi I hope the best for him and would like to take this fine opportunity to thank him for what he did for the sexy Old Lady and wish him all the best in his future endeavours.
Remember, this latest case was nothing to do with Juve. It was just Moggi appealing against his own sentence. But I don’t think we should put calciopoli to bed. We were dealt with far too harshly. Not a lot we can do about demotion, or points deduction. By missing out on Europe we lost a lot of money. I could even live with the unassigned title. But losing the second title really hurts and we should continue to fight for it back. It’s just not just.