Film & TV Dida gets hit by Inter "fans"

[hizzle?]

The world cup also had alot of match fixing.

Shameful scenes, Inter need to be banned for a year from Euro competitions.

The World Cup, last Euro Qualifications....

 

[hizzle?]

I heard there was a team waving nazi flags at the game as well. Soccer/football Hooligans are crazy

that's common...it happens all the time...

 

[Pacaveli-T]

You seem to be everything from Irish to French to Italian.

i'm a heinz 57 and no im not french...
I'm Italian,Irish,Ukranian,Polish

 

[Pain Of Depth]

remember Heizel

 

[Glockmatic]

that's common...it happens all the time...

but Prince Harry wasn't there

 

[#80 Jerry Rice]

You must've mixed Milan with Juventus. Milan is the ONLY team in serie A not to get a penalty for 2 times in a row, for 2 years now. Are you sure you know what your on about?

ya man juventus are the ones that control the refs .......

 

[DutchPac2]

remember Heizel

Yeah, saw an item tonight on Belgian television. Wasn't it "Koppen"?
That was very serious. Talked about it tonight with someone who saw it live on television. They saw how people died in there, pushed against the fence. He told he's still afraid 2 go 2 stadiums.
Was really sad last week at Anfield, when they remembered it. The Juve-fans are idiots.

I heard there was a team waving nazi flags at the game as well. Soccer/football Hooligans are crazy

Yeah, I remember Ajax played there in like 1997 against Ferencvaros and all black players where hissed. Really sad. But some italian clubs like Lazio are also known 4 their racist fans.

 

[RFTP]

I heard there was a team waving nazi flags at the game as well. Soccer/football Hooligans are crazy

Interfans have extremlly rightwing supporters. Due to their political opinion they have a friendship with Lazios fan who are the most racist ones in Italy.


how hizzle?

Yes, sure Milan have ties with Berlusca, but it doesn't mean that they're getting an easy ride thorugh Serie A. On the contrary actually. The ONLY team that's been controversial with referees and dopings and these kind of stuff durin history as far as italian football was played is Juventus.

 

[akae47]

UEFA's Control and Disciplinary Body has ordered FC Internazionale Milano to play their next six European club competition matches behind closed doors as a result of the disturbances at the abandoned UEFA Champions League quarter-final second leg against AC Milan on Tuesday.

Probationary period
European football's governing body said after its disciplinary body had met in Nyon, Switzerland on Friday that of these six matches, the last two are under a probationary period of three years according to Article 15 bis of the disciplinary regulations.

'Original sanction to be executed'
"This means that if a further offence is committed during the probationary period, the disciplinary body may order the original sanction to be executed, in addition to disciplinary sanctions for the second offence," UEFA stated. In addition, Inter have been fined CHF 300,000.

Forfeit win
The quarter-final second leg has been awarded to Milan as a 3-0 forfeit and Milan therefore go through to the semi-finals on a 5-0 aggregate. An appeal against any of these decisions can be submitted within three days from the receipt of the written grounds.

Source: uefa.com

 

[hizzle?]

Interfans have extremlly rightwing supporters. Due to their political opinion they have a friendship with Lazios fan who are the most racist ones in Italy.


how hizzle?

Yes, sure Milan have ties with Berlusca, but it doesn't mean that they're getting an easy ride thorugh Serie A. On the contrary actually. The ONLY team that's been controversial with referees and dopings and these kind of stuff durin history as far as italian football was played is Juventus.

i told you that it was an exemple....besides Berlusconi is going away

 

[DutchPac2]

i told you that it was an exemple....besides Berlusconi is going away

Yeah and he'll be succeeded by his son....

 

[akae47]

I think it's unfair and unethical for a president or prime minister or whatever they call him to get invloved in any sport

 

[DutchPac2]

I think it's unfair and unethical for a president or prime minister or whatever they call him to get invloved in any sport

Also unfair 2 the club he gets involved with. It's good he's gettin out of there, but there won't change anything. Vice-president of AC Milan, Galliani, is a friend of him and his son is only 16 years old......

 

[RFTP]

Yeah and he'll be succeeded by his son....

I don't think for a moment Berlusca will entirely let Milan go as he LOVES Milan. But as you said the rumours for some years ago was that Galliani would take over Milan meantime "teaching" Berluscas son how to manage a team so he in the future can have Milan.

 

[akae47]

I don't think for a moment Berlusca will entirely let Milan go as he LOVES Milan. But as you said the rumours for some years ago was that Galliani would take over Milan meantime "teaching" Berluscas son how to manage a team so he in the future can have Milan.

That lucky bastard, I would love to have a 3rd or 4th division team and this guy is going with Milan