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/jsusi

"We demand that they give us back our two titles. We are tired to
endure those offences."

First of all, please notice the pluralis maiestatis, then, let's put
the statement in context: this very same man in the past 12 years has
been the champion of the world of the presumption of innocence. He has
even founded a political party whose MPs, an army of lawyers, have
burnt italians' ears yelling that "no person shall be considered guilty
until _finally_ convicted by a court". Isn't there a limit to the
haughtiness of this man?
Hubris, hubris, when you will demand your revenge?

--
ale
http://www.riolo.org

There's no doubt Berlusconi is a crook but where's your evidence to
suggest Milan bribed or curried favour from officials as Juve have done?
As it stands there is none whatsoever. I do not recall any major
Juve-Inter level controversial decisions in key matches going Milan's
way. That bastard Moggi has his paw prints all over Serie A dating back
to the plastic *** (for Maradona to pass urine tests) episode when he
was at Napoli to giving referee escorts ahead of UEFA Cup matches when
he was at Torino. Dirty titles at Napoli, dirty titles at Juve all at
the expense of Milan and to a lesser extent Inter.

If evidence incriminates Milan, Lazio and Fiorentina to the same degree
they all deserve to go down but to even suggest Milan are on the same
level as Juve in this scandal is ridiculous.

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