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Yeah, they always try and attack Inter.

Moratti was right when he said he's more concerned about the club's public image then the actual accusations.
 

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something is going wrong

1 ibra
2 suazo
3 investigation

Moggi is behind this all shit ? or berlusca ?
 

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I wouldn't be surprised if both were at the same time. Berlusconi controls a lot of the Italian media. And Moggi has a lot of power, even if he's banned from football.

Berlusconi also has his fingers in the government, he screwed my country over, during his reign. That asshole.
 

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Capello should channel his anger into looking for a job.

I am really totally ambivalent to those stories. Almost every single year there is a new fabricated controversey, can't Inter sue someone hard one year to make it an example?
 

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Berlusconi controls the media and Rubentus has pawns from Turin to Palermo working toward their evil cause. Both of them and their followers will stop at nothing in trying to throw dirt on our good name.
 

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Capello, poison on Inter
‘The Scudetto of honesty? How nice it would be if it went to Roma’

CRAPELLO CAN SHOVE UP THAT LA LIGA TITLE UP HIS DICK
 

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To the honest Roma who where caught with the same thing when they almost went totally bankrupt under the reign of Sensi... :rolleyes: :yuck:
 

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There is news on Inter.it

Giustizia Sportiva: archiviazione piena
Venerdì, 22 Giugno 2007 14:15:02

MILANO - (ANSA) Il Procuratore federale, esaminata la relazione dell'ufficio Indagini sugli accertamenti richiesti dalla Procura federale a seguito dei numerosi articoli di stampa riguardanti il comportamento di dirigenti dell'Inter nei confronti dell'arbitro Massimo De Santis, dei calciatori Christian Vieri, Adrian Mutu, Ronaldo, Vladimir Jugovic e dell'ex ds del Messina Mariano Fabiani, ha disposto l'archiviazione del procedimento. Lo ha comunicato oggi la Figc spiegando che non sono "emerse fattispecie di rilievo disciplinare procedibili ovvero non prescritte".


Translate!!!!!!!!!!
 

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It says the Federal Prosecutor has investigated the articles about Inter Directors relations with De Santis, Vieri, Mutu, Ronaldo, Jugovic and Fabiani. The FP has now ordered for the procedure to be archived (?).

I'm not sure about the end but I think it means that they didn't find anything they could punish Inter for ;)
 

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Hmmm

Thanks

Archived..interesting
 

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Italian FA clear Inter in spying case but Vieri unhappy

Fri Jun 22, 2007 3:55PM BST

ROME, June 22 (Reuters) - Inter Milan have been cleared of
allegations they spied on players and a referee and the file on the
case has been closed, the disciplinary committee of the Italian
Football Federation (FIGC) announced on Friday.

Former Inter strikers Christian Vieri and Ronaldo were among those
allegedly spied on by the club, as well as former Italian referee
Massimo De Santis, who was found guilty of attempting to influence
the results of games in last year's Serie A match-fixing scandal.

The FIGC's decision to close the case did not spell the end of the
controversy, however.

Vieri is currently pursuing a separate civil action against his
former club and Telecom Italia for a total of 21 million euros in
damages.

"I'm very surprised they decided to close the case. It doesn't seem
to me that they examined the evidence very closely," Vieri's lawyer
Danilo Buongiorno told Reuters.

A statement on the FIGC's Web site (www.figc.it) on Friday said
however: "No facts of relevance to the disciplinary committee had
emerged from the probe."

The investigation began last September in response to claims that
during 2002 Inter employed a firm of private investigators with links
to telecommunications giant Telecom Italia to monitor the movements
and intercept the phone calls of some of its star players.

If found guilty by the FIGC, Inter could have faced a fine or a
points penalty for breaching the sports rules governing fair conduct.

Shove this up your ass Bobo. No evidence. Probably going to hire Moggi to create some evidence now.:rolleyes:
 

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I hope none of you are surprised by all this. We could see this coming a mile away. After the Scudetto was awared to Inter everyone and their mother has been taking cheap shots at Inter. First, Calciopoli 2, now this? Give me a break...Keep digging A Wholes, you ain't gonna find crap...

What's even better is that Inter wasn't added to that list of financial scandal until a few days ago, HOWEVER, Milan, Reggina and others were already being investigated. Funny how no one made a fuss about those clubs, but the second Inter's name came up...BOOMB it's headlines galore for all the media, newspaper/websites/tv...

It's all crap, I wouldn't lose any sleep over that.
 

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Shove this up your ass Bobo. No evidence. Probably going to hire Moggi to create some evidence now.:rolleyes:

HAHA
All poor Bobo wanted was some money...you know, just for the good times he had at Inter maybe Moratti should throw him a bone, giving a couple of millions and he'll shut up very quickly :)

I bet ya that's what's going to happen. They'll settle out of court for few millions and give Vieri a clause that would say, If you ever talk bad about Inter again, we'll kill you. Capite!!!

LOL
:)
 

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Fcuk Bobo,mercenaryyyyyyyyyyyyy
 

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Prior to our recent winning streak, I've never seen so much bad press aimed at Inter in my entire life.

Moratti's confidence in our innocence is enough for me.

Ciao,
Tim
 

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Be strong guys, dont let anyone take anything from us..**** the haters
 

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Case closed, and who again emerged with nothing on their name? Inter. I was never very worried about these allegations, neither the ones about us masking the accounting books, I have faith that Moratti wouldn't put Inter in that situation.

About these spying cases, I honestly think that some people are trying to get media attention directed to Inter for what reason I don't know, I also agree with Tim, mostly after we won this year scudetto the media have been on a hunt against us, I hope that everyone knows how to deal with this and lets do a solid market so we can continue to be the main contenders to the title.
 

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This isn't really about the "scandal", but it does worry me:

We are being reported to have suffered a loss of 181.5 millions of euros this year.

This has been going on for years, how come we always loose this much money? :(
 

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This isn't really about the "scandal", but it does worry me:

We are being reported to have suffered a loss of 181.5 millions of euros this year.

This has been going on for years, how come we always loose this much money? :(

We have the highest wage bill in serie a thats why. Moratti seems to be able to afford it so I don't see a major problem. Making a loss is only a problem if your assets can't cover it and I am sure thats not the case at Inter.
 
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