Ma jarane..... ne pratim nizerazredni fudbal
i nije vam Inter kriv sto su vam konacno dohakali (valjda) 
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everybody hurts
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#679
Hahahahaha, dje ste "sampioni", jeste li spremni za ispadanje u drugu ligu i oduzimanje posljednja 2 skudeta??? 
Tako vam i treba cigani....
Eno jos vam se i nekadasnji igrac bacio sa zgrade, cccc....losi dani dolaze
Forza inter!!!
Tako vam i treba cigani....
Eno jos vam se i nekadasnji igrac bacio sa zgrade, cccc....losi dani dolaze
Forza inter!!!
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Kukuruz_Barbe-q
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#680
Javlja se pripadnik ugrozene vrste "interista" koja se cini izumrla na ovim prostorima ali ga ja ovim slucajem podrzavam.
btw.Ispao je Pesoto iz Torinske zgrade.
P.S:Sad saznadoh da je on u pocetku igrao za mladi tim Milana.
Izdajnik .Ako se nesto slicno desi Shevi...
Uglavnom sretno mu u oporavku ipak je covjek.
btw.Ispao je Pesoto iz Torinske zgrade.
P.S:Sad saznadoh da je on u pocetku igrao za mladi tim Milana.
Izdajnik
.Ako se nesto slicno desi Shevi...Uglavnom sretno mu u oporavku ipak je covjek.
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everybody hurts
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#681
Nije ugrozena, ima nas jos, kako god okrenes, inter je jedini od vecih klubova koji nije umijesan u namjestanje, a juventus... , toliko o najboljem klubu u italiji, staroj dami, lol, lol, lol...a o milanu da i ne pricam, isto su ovo uradili 80-ih, i opet su ih provalili, lol, lol, lol...
Da, prenijelo me nesto, nije to bilo u njemackoj, lol, my bad...nebitno, crni dani za juventus
nama titula!!!!
forza inter!!!!
, toliko o najboljem klubu u italiji, staroj dami, lol, lol, lol...a o milanu da i ne pricam, isto su ovo uradili 80-ih, i opet su ih provalili, lol, lol, lol...Da, prenijelo me nesto, nije to bilo u njemackoj, lol, my bad...nebitno, crni dani za juventus
nama titula!!!!
forza inter!!!!
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lindjo
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#682
Menadžer Juventusa pokušao skočiti u smrt
Objavljeno prije 7 sati
GIANLUCA PESSOTTO, nekadašnji branič talijanske reprezentacije i torinskog Juventusa u teškom je zdravstvenom stanju nakon pada s drugog kata torinske zgrade u kojoj se nalazi njegov ured.
Pessoto je, naime, od prošlog mjeseca vršio dužnost Juventusovog menadžera, a sumnja se kako je pokušao počiniti samoubojstvo zbog skandala oko namještanja utakmica i ogromnih gubitaka u koje je zbog istog zapao njegov klub.
Policija je u svom izvješću objavila kako se Pessotto uspeo na uredski prozor te držeći krunicu bacio na cestu. Pao je na automobil, te se odbio do drugog, nadolazećeg vozila.
35-godišnjem menadžeru pomoć je pružena na licu mjesta, te je po dolasu hitne odmah hospitaliziran u bolnici Le Molinette, s dijagnozom višestrukih prijeloma po cijelom tijelu.
Policija je pokrenula istragu s ciljem utvrđivanja okolnosti nesreće, a poseban naglasak stavila je na eventualni pokušaj samoubojstva. Juventusov glasnogovornik Marco Girotto talijanskim novinarima ja kazao kako Pessotov život više nije u opasnosti.
Pessotto, koji je Juveov dres nosio 11 sezona, a 1996. godine osvojio i Ligu prvaka, neposredno prije nesreće je bio sam u svom uredu, piše Gazetta dello sport.
Spomenimo kako će se osporavani torinski klub ovog tjedna naći na sudu kako bi se odredila njegova budućnost. Ona u svakom slučaju, nije pretjerano svijetla, s obzirom da klub sigurno neće ostati u Serie A, te će mu se oduzeti dva posljednja osvojena prvenstvena naslova. Pessottovo ime, pišu talijanski mediji, ne spominje se među okrivljenicima skandala što potresa apeninski calcio.
Velika zabrinutos nastala je i u redovima talijanske reprezentacije nakon što je do Njemačke stiga vijest o stravičnom padu legendarnog Juventusovog igrača. Dio stručnog stožera s kapetanom Fabijom Cannavarom obaviješten je za vrijeme press konferencije u Duisburgu, koja je zbog okolnosti trajala svega pet minuta.
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bih_finest
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#683
'Danas 1. jula hiljade navijaca Juventusa ce marsirati po ulicam Torina kako bi pokazali svoju ljubav i podrsku prema klubu. Ovo marsiranje je ujedno i podrska Gianluca Pessotu. Marsiranje ce se pored Torina odrzati i u Londonu, kao i u jos nekoliko gradova.'
Forza Juve, nema Serije A bez Juventusa...
Forza Juve, nema Serije A bez Juventusa...
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Kukuruz_Barbe-q
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#684
Nesto sumnjam da je Moratti bio cist skroz...
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izbjeglica_iz_besmisla
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#685
nakon engleskih i njemackih klubova i naravno reala.lampard wrote:najgluplji klub stvoren
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Kukuruz_Barbe-q
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#687
Znatel da je po osnivanju Juventus igrao u pink dresovima kao onim sto su imali za gostovanja pa su naknadno promjenili.
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bih_finest
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#688
Ma Juve nece i ne moze u Seriu B, sta vam je ljudi...pa Juventus je jedan od najpoznatiji klubova na svijetu i normalno u Italiji, ogroman je to biznis da bi se tek tako unistio...pa nije Juve Fiorentina da nas stalno izbacuju u neke tamo lige... 
Forza Juve
Forza Juve
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rIder
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#689
Relegation call for Italian four
The Italian Football Federation's prosecutor has called for all four clubs at the centre of the match-fixing scandal to be thrown out of Serie A.
Stefano Palazzi called for Juventus to drop two divisions and for AC Milan, Fiorentina and Lazio to drop one.
He also asked for points penalties to be imposed and that Juve's 2005 and 2006 titles be stripped from the club.
And on a bad day for Juve, coach Fabio Capello resigned, paving the way for a return to Spanish giants Real Madrid.
Juve's shares dived on the Milan stock market following Palazzi's comments.
Earlier on Tuesday, the third day of Italy's biggest sports trial, Italian Football Federation (FIGC) official Paolo Bergamo resigned.
Bergamo is one of two officials under suspicion involved in the allocation of referees - his lawyer unsuccessfully argued he was now no longer liable to be tried by a sports tribunal.
MATCH-FIXING PROBE TIMELINE
4 May: Intercepted phone conversations between Juve's Luciano Moggi and Pierluigi Pairetto, a former member of the federation's refereeing commission, published
8 May: FIGC president Franco Carraro resigns
11 May: FIGC vice-president Innocenzo Mazzini and entire Juve board resign
14 May: Juve win title - general manager Luciano Moggi quits
29 June: Football tribunal begins
The trial was initially suspended on Thursday and proceedings were again held up on Monday by another round of arguments over legal procedure.
The sensational events in Rome are taking place as Italy's national team prepare for their World Cup semi-final against Germany.
Thirteen players in the 23-strong Italian squad, including five from Juve, are from the four accused clubs.
The tribunal has been scheduled to run during the remainder of the tournament in Germany and is due to deliver its verdicts before the World Cup final on 9 July.
Lawyers representing five Serie B teams, who hope to be promoted if the squads are relegated, also want to give evidence.
Judges delayed the case so the representatives of Bologna, Lecce, Treviso, Brescia and Messina could have time to prepare.
Football-mad Italy has been gripped by the scandal since it broke in May.
It followed the publication of intercepted telephone conversations in which former Juventus general manager Luciano Moggi discussed refereeing appointments with senior FIGC officials during the 2004-05 season.
Other officials on trial include Milan vice president Adriano Galliani, Fiorentina owner Diego Della Valle and Lazio President Claudio Lotito. All have denied any wrongdoing.
Chief judge Cesare Ruperto opened the trial on Thursday by reading out the names of the accused to check if they were present.
Moggi, who resigned after Juve claimed their 29th "scudetto" in May, did not attend, while Galliani, the highest-ranking Milan official involved, sat in the first row of the improvised courtroom.
Former Juve chief executive Antonio Giraudo was one of the first to speak on Tuesday.
"All kinds of things go on in football: people give Rolexes to referees, people fix the accounts. What I'm saying is that this is an environment in which you have to protect yourself," he said.
Palazzi asked for Giraudo to be handed a five-year ban plus a 5,000 euro (£3,500) fine for every instance of sporting fraud.
He asked for the same punishment for Moggi, brothers Diego and Andrea Della Valle, the owner and president of Fiorentina, and for Claudio Lotito, the chairman of Lazio.
Meanwhile, former Juve midfielder Gianluca Pessotto - who is not implicated in the scandal - is recovering in hospital after falling from a second-floor window at the club's headquarters.
Pessotto, who was appointed team manager in the wake of the scandal, is in a serious but stable condition.
Eight referees face charges, including Massimo de Santis, who had been set to officiate at the World Cup but was withdrawn after being named in the investigation.
The FIGC, which appointed the tribunal, said it expects to have completed its work before 9 July, with appeals due to be heard by 20 July.
That gives the FIGC time before a deadline of 27 July to submit the names of teams to compete in next season's Champions League and Uefa Cup competitions.
If they were relegated, Juventus, AC Milan and Fiorentina would miss the Champions League and Lazio the Uefa Cup.
If they were only docked points next season, they would still be able to compete.
The football trial is not a criminal proceeding, but prosecutors in Naples, Rome, Parma and Turin have launched separate investigations which could lead to criminal charges against some of those accused in the tribunal.
BBC SPORT
The Italian Football Federation's prosecutor has called for all four clubs at the centre of the match-fixing scandal to be thrown out of Serie A.
Stefano Palazzi called for Juventus to drop two divisions and for AC Milan, Fiorentina and Lazio to drop one.
He also asked for points penalties to be imposed and that Juve's 2005 and 2006 titles be stripped from the club.
And on a bad day for Juve, coach Fabio Capello resigned, paving the way for a return to Spanish giants Real Madrid.
Juve's shares dived on the Milan stock market following Palazzi's comments.
Earlier on Tuesday, the third day of Italy's biggest sports trial, Italian Football Federation (FIGC) official Paolo Bergamo resigned.
Bergamo is one of two officials under suspicion involved in the allocation of referees - his lawyer unsuccessfully argued he was now no longer liable to be tried by a sports tribunal.
MATCH-FIXING PROBE TIMELINE
4 May: Intercepted phone conversations between Juve's Luciano Moggi and Pierluigi Pairetto, a former member of the federation's refereeing commission, published
8 May: FIGC president Franco Carraro resigns
11 May: FIGC vice-president Innocenzo Mazzini and entire Juve board resign
14 May: Juve win title - general manager Luciano Moggi quits
29 June: Football tribunal begins
The trial was initially suspended on Thursday and proceedings were again held up on Monday by another round of arguments over legal procedure.
The sensational events in Rome are taking place as Italy's national team prepare for their World Cup semi-final against Germany.
Thirteen players in the 23-strong Italian squad, including five from Juve, are from the four accused clubs.
The tribunal has been scheduled to run during the remainder of the tournament in Germany and is due to deliver its verdicts before the World Cup final on 9 July.
Lawyers representing five Serie B teams, who hope to be promoted if the squads are relegated, also want to give evidence.
Judges delayed the case so the representatives of Bologna, Lecce, Treviso, Brescia and Messina could have time to prepare.
Football-mad Italy has been gripped by the scandal since it broke in May.
It followed the publication of intercepted telephone conversations in which former Juventus general manager Luciano Moggi discussed refereeing appointments with senior FIGC officials during the 2004-05 season.
Other officials on trial include Milan vice president Adriano Galliani, Fiorentina owner Diego Della Valle and Lazio President Claudio Lotito. All have denied any wrongdoing.
Chief judge Cesare Ruperto opened the trial on Thursday by reading out the names of the accused to check if they were present.
Moggi, who resigned after Juve claimed their 29th "scudetto" in May, did not attend, while Galliani, the highest-ranking Milan official involved, sat in the first row of the improvised courtroom.
Former Juve chief executive Antonio Giraudo was one of the first to speak on Tuesday.
"All kinds of things go on in football: people give Rolexes to referees, people fix the accounts. What I'm saying is that this is an environment in which you have to protect yourself," he said.
Palazzi asked for Giraudo to be handed a five-year ban plus a 5,000 euro (£3,500) fine for every instance of sporting fraud.
He asked for the same punishment for Moggi, brothers Diego and Andrea Della Valle, the owner and president of Fiorentina, and for Claudio Lotito, the chairman of Lazio.
Meanwhile, former Juve midfielder Gianluca Pessotto - who is not implicated in the scandal - is recovering in hospital after falling from a second-floor window at the club's headquarters.
Pessotto, who was appointed team manager in the wake of the scandal, is in a serious but stable condition.
Eight referees face charges, including Massimo de Santis, who had been set to officiate at the World Cup but was withdrawn after being named in the investigation.
The FIGC, which appointed the tribunal, said it expects to have completed its work before 9 July, with appeals due to be heard by 20 July.
That gives the FIGC time before a deadline of 27 July to submit the names of teams to compete in next season's Champions League and Uefa Cup competitions.
If they were relegated, Juventus, AC Milan and Fiorentina would miss the Champions League and Lazio the Uefa Cup.
If they were only docked points next season, they would still be able to compete.
The football trial is not a criminal proceeding, but prosecutors in Naples, Rome, Parma and Turin have launched separate investigations which could lead to criminal charges against some of those accused in the tribunal.
BBC SPORT
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koridor
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#690
nevjerovatno ali istinito, neka im sad propadne seria a, ko će tu da igra fudbal, starački dom inter, popravno-vaspitni dom roma ili možda como, torino, ili one komunjare empoli, livorno isl.
http://www.b92.net/sport/vesti.php?styl ... _id=203564
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http://www.b92.net/sport/vesti.php?styl ... _id=203564
a kapelo je jedna velika 0
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Kukuruz_Barbe-q
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#691
Sta vam je to je tuzilac trazio i to je normalno da trazi najstroziju kaznu a presude su drugo.
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strong69
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#694
Sta fali Torinu?koridor wrote:nevjerovatno ali istinito, neka im sad propadne seria a, ko će tu da igra fudbal, starački dom inter, popravno-vaspitni dom roma ili možda como, torino, ili one komunjare empoli, livorno isl.
http://www.b92.net/sport/vesti.php?styl ... _id=203564
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koridor
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#695
Nekadašnji kapiten fudbalske reprezentacije Francuske Didije Dešan novi je trener torinskog Juventusa.
Dešan je prošlog meseca rekao da ga je uprava kluba, u čijem dresu je postao prvak Evrope 1996. godine, zvala da predvodi tim ako bude prebačen u niži rang odlukom suda.
Specijalni sportski sud još uvek nije saopštio presudu, iako je to bilo najavljeno za ponedeljak, 10. jul. Pretpostavlja se da će zbog dočeka italijanske reprezentacije odluka biti odložena za 24 sata.
Dešan će po ugovoru, koji je potpisao u ponedeljak, provesti dve godine na Juveovoj klupi.
http://www.b92.net/sport/fudbal.php?nav ... &yyyy=2006
Dešan je prošlog meseca rekao da ga je uprava kluba, u čijem dresu je postao prvak Evrope 1996. godine, zvala da predvodi tim ako bude prebačen u niži rang odlukom suda.
Specijalni sportski sud još uvek nije saopštio presudu, iako je to bilo najavljeno za ponedeljak, 10. jul. Pretpostavlja se da će zbog dočeka italijanske reprezentacije odluka biti odložena za 24 sata.
Dešan će po ugovoru, koji je potpisao u ponedeljak, provesti dve godine na Juveovoj klupi.
http://www.b92.net/sport/fudbal.php?nav ... &yyyy=2006
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koridor
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#696
Pobeda fudbalske reprezentacije Italije na Svetskom prvenstvu u Nemačkoj prouzrokovala je brojne zahteve da sud ne bude previše strog prema četiri kluba optužena za nameštanje utakmica u Seriji A.
Sportski sud je presudu trebalo da donese u utorak, dan posle povratka nacionalnog tima u Italiju. Fudbalski savez Italije, medjutim, sada je promenio stav i saopštio da se ne zna tačan datum kada će biti izrečene presude Juventusu, Milanu, Fiorentini, Laciju.
Milan, Fjorentina i Lacio bi mogli da budu preseljeni iz Serije A u drugu ligu Italije - Seriju B. Juventusu preti selidba i u Seriju C ili čak i u niži rang takmičenja.
Lokalni mediji su procenili da bi sud konačnu odluku mogao da donese u petak ili subotu, kako bi navijačima reprezentacije dao još vremena da uživaju u slavlju.
Ministar pravde Italije Klemente Mastela rekao je da bi sud, pri donošenju odluke, trebalo da "uzme u obzir i pobedu u Berlinu".
"Hajde da se ponašamo kao u starom Rimu: prema svakome ko nam je dao ugled i dostojanstvo trebalo bi da budemo drugačiji, zato što su oni učinili nešto za primer", rekao je Mastela.
Nekadašnji premijer Silvio Berluskoni, inače i vlasnik Milana, ocenio je da bi izbacivanje četiri kluba iz Serije A najviše pogodilo navijače.
"Ne možemo da kaznimo navijače. Pojedince da, ali ne i klubove", rekao je Berluskoni.
"Kao navijač, plašim se rizika od preseljenja u treću ligu i zato molim sud za obzir", dodao je Pijero Fasino, lider Demoktratske levice, članice vladajuće koalicije.
Pored klubova, na optuženičkoj klupi je i 26 pojedincaca, uključujući sudije, predstavnike timova i zvaničnike Fudbalskog saveza. Svi njima bi moglo da bude zabranjeno bavljenje fudbalom.
Reprezentacija Italije je prethodni put svetski prvak bila 1982. kada su zbog osvajanja trofeja pomilovani svi osudjeni u dve godine ranijem skandalu sa kladjenjem.
Medjutim, ovaj put su šanse za pomilovanje znatno manje.
Komesar privremene uprave Fudbalskog saveza Italije Gvido Rosi više puta je odbacio mogućnost da se optuženi oslobode.
http://www.b92.net/sport/vesti.php?styl ... _id=204309
Sportski sud je presudu trebalo da donese u utorak, dan posle povratka nacionalnog tima u Italiju. Fudbalski savez Italije, medjutim, sada je promenio stav i saopštio da se ne zna tačan datum kada će biti izrečene presude Juventusu, Milanu, Fiorentini, Laciju.
Milan, Fjorentina i Lacio bi mogli da budu preseljeni iz Serije A u drugu ligu Italije - Seriju B. Juventusu preti selidba i u Seriju C ili čak i u niži rang takmičenja.
Lokalni mediji su procenili da bi sud konačnu odluku mogao da donese u petak ili subotu, kako bi navijačima reprezentacije dao još vremena da uživaju u slavlju.
Ministar pravde Italije Klemente Mastela rekao je da bi sud, pri donošenju odluke, trebalo da "uzme u obzir i pobedu u Berlinu".
"Hajde da se ponašamo kao u starom Rimu: prema svakome ko nam je dao ugled i dostojanstvo trebalo bi da budemo drugačiji, zato što su oni učinili nešto za primer", rekao je Mastela.
Nekadašnji premijer Silvio Berluskoni, inače i vlasnik Milana, ocenio je da bi izbacivanje četiri kluba iz Serije A najviše pogodilo navijače.
"Ne možemo da kaznimo navijače. Pojedince da, ali ne i klubove", rekao je Berluskoni.
"Kao navijač, plašim se rizika od preseljenja u treću ligu i zato molim sud za obzir", dodao je Pijero Fasino, lider Demoktratske levice, članice vladajuće koalicije.
Pored klubova, na optuženičkoj klupi je i 26 pojedincaca, uključujući sudije, predstavnike timova i zvaničnike Fudbalskog saveza. Svi njima bi moglo da bude zabranjeno bavljenje fudbalom.
Reprezentacija Italije je prethodni put svetski prvak bila 1982. kada su zbog osvajanja trofeja pomilovani svi osudjeni u dve godine ranijem skandalu sa kladjenjem.
Medjutim, ovaj put su šanse za pomilovanje znatno manje.
Komesar privremene uprave Fudbalskog saveza Italije Gvido Rosi više puta je odbacio mogućnost da se optuženi oslobode.
http://www.b92.net/sport/vesti.php?styl ... _id=204309
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everybody hurts
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