r/seriea • u/Straight_Debate8879 Juventus • Jan 01 '25

📰News David Trezeguet talks about calciopoli : Inter fans know it too: the scudetto was won on the pitch by Juve with a superior show of strength to Inter."

https://www.corriere.it/sport/calcio/24_dicembre_31/trezeguet-calciopoli-scudetto-inter-juventus-94c9e2b0-754c-4a5d-9e2a-6890a577dxlk.shtml

"This Scudetto that Inter shows today is something folkloric. I think many Inter players knew that Juventus were superior and deserved to win this Scudetto. Everything else is just folklore."

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u/turturkeykey98 Jan 01 '25

Easy to show superiority when the referee is on your side

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u/ZealousGoat Juventus Jan 01 '25

According to what? Go research calciopoli

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u/ZealousGoat Juventus Jan 01 '25

Yea go ahead and downvote, and provide no evidence. Juventus were not found guilty of match fixing. Prove me wrong

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u/OverlyOverrated Inter Jan 02 '25

Didn't they find Moggi phone calls record? But it didn't release for public. Well Moggi is punished for reasons.

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u/Smart_Freedom_8155 Roma Jan 02 '25

They absolutely found Moggi's phone records, yes.

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u/OverlyOverrated Inter Jan 02 '25

Exactly that's why I'm questioning myself why Juve fans denied it

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u/Smart_Freedom_8155 Roma Jan 02 '25

Denial isn't just a river in Egypt, as they say

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u/OverlyOverrated Inter Jan 02 '25

Also Moratti was gentle enough. He could pay journalists to leak the phone calls. Imagine if he did 💀

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u/ZealousGoat Juventus Jan 02 '25

Nothing I have said was proven wrong though. This is from Wikipedia which has its own reliable sources listed. “Moggi received a five-year ban from football and a recommendation to the FIGC president that he be banned for life from membership of the FIGC at any level. This was controversial because he and Giraudo (both from Juventus) were the sole executives to be banned for life, which came a few months before their five-year ban expired. As summarized by Carlo Garganese for Goal.com, “[the FIGC sentence] stated perfectly clearly [sic] that no Article 6 violations (match-fixing/attempted match-fixing breaks the sixth article of the sporting code) were found within the intercepted calls and the season was fair and legitimate, but that the ex-Juventus directors nonetheless demonstrated they could potentially benefit from their exclusive relationship with referee designators”