Buongiorno Italia: Skudeto odlučen, bitka za Ligu šampiona tek počinje

Pacijent prepoznator ako je tako hrabar neka stavi kuću na Djenovu ako ima kuću, samo da ga podsetim malo na kvote :) Pobeda Intera 1.30 onda nereseno 5.20, i pobeda Djenove 10.90 pa neka igra na Djenovu ako je ovako hrabar:))))) samo gde ce posle da stanuje hrabra faca, on se primio video Djenovu protiv Torina, a kvota na Djenovu 10.90 na na Meaci, a nerešeno 5.20, dok pobeda Intera 1.30, igraj igraj 😀 😀 😀

Juventus: From 1912 to today, we retrace the club's history of scams and misdeeds. rubosport Written on March 3, 2023 It's said that Juventus has always stolen. But exactly: what and when? Since many of you are wondering, Big Luciano presents the "story of a great love." It all started way back in 1912/13. The championship was divided into regional groups. Juventus finished last and were relegated. Alessandria was supposed to take their place. To get them back, a crazy formula was invented: Brescia in the Veneto group, Juventus in the Milan group.  In 1947 Gianni became president and started the circus.  In 1955, Gianni handed over the presidency to Umberto. Four years later, Umberto ascended to the most important position of power in Italian football: he became, at the age of 25, president of the FIGC . He took on that role precisely in the season in which Juventus lost a match by default, and not by chance... 1960/61 : On April 16, Juventus and Inter faced each other: the municipal stadium was packed, with fans crowding around the pitch. Inter played the better team, but in the 31st minute the crowd entered the pitch and the referee called a time-out. The League awarded a 0-2 defeat to Inter. Juventus appealed... And who did they appeal to? The FIGC ! And its president (Umberto), completely impartial, ordered the match to be replayed, ignoring Inter's schedule. Inter, in protest, sent out their young players.  1966/67 : On the final day, Inter, first in the league, travels to Mantua. Juventus (one point behind, in Rome against Lazio), in a sporting spirit, promises a match bonus. As if that weren't enough, referee Francescon tells the Inter fans: "Know that I won't award penalties; I don't want to decide the championship." No sooner said than done.  He won't call two glaring fouls, one on Mazzola and one on Suarez. But Mantua still doesn't score. Then a harmless cross crosses the penalty area. Sarti , the former Inter goalkeeper, deflects it into his own net. And where does Sarti end up, ending his career the following year?  1971/72 : Juventus are champions, one point ahead of Milan and Turin. The incidents in Cagliari are sensational, while Milan are making a comeback. Rivera blurts out: "It's written somewhere that we absolutely can't catch Juventus." He's suspended for 3.5 months, essentially the entire return leg.  Sensational incidents penalize all the chasing teams. Torino is complaining about Agroppi's missed goal against Sampdoria (Lippi blocked it over the line), and two referees from the Cormons section were involved in the Milan match. Look at the coincidence. They wrote a book about it.  1972/73 : Penultimate matchday. In the 45th minute, Roma is 1-0 up against Juventus: it's a play-off against Lazio. Anzalone, Roma president, goes to the locker room and makes it clear that the friendship with Juventus is important. Juventus draws (it would have been a play-off against Milan), with the winning goal in the 87th minute.  But the best is yet to come in the Champions Cup. Juventus-Derby County 3-1. Haller (Juventus) speaks to the referee during the match. Taylor of Derby County asks to watch: Haller punches him and calls security. Clough at the end of the match: “No cheating bastards will I talk to. I will not talk to any cheating bastards!” Good.  The 1976/77 season is among the top five for thefts . Roma-Toro 1-0: a giant penalty denied marks the only defeat for the Granata. Catanzaro-Juve 0-1: Gentile scores from offside. Sampdoria-Juve: at 0-1, Sampdoria charges forward, receiving a second red card in the 84th minute, finishing 0-2. Juve 51, Toro 50. 1979/80 : The Totonero. Juventus was the only team acquitted despite the controversial Bologna-Juventus 1-1 draw, which included a goalkeeper blunder and an own goal . According to Petrini, the teams were acquitted because Boniperti persuaded Cruciani not to appear in court after receiving a significant " incentive ."  1980/81 : May 10, 1981, Juventus-Roma, referee Bergamo . Turone scores, the referee allows the goal, then sees the linesman with his flag raised. The goal is disallowed, the match ends 0-0. Juventus wins by 2 points over Roma. And yes, the referee is none other than "that Bergamo over there." Coincidence or gratitude?  1981/82 : Final matchday. Cagliari-Fiorentina: Graziani scores, but referee Mattei calls a non-existent foul on the goalkeeper (0-0). Catanzaro-Juve : Brady's penalty is awarded, but the referee ignores Gentile's penalty on Borghi (0-1). Juve wins by one point. 1984 Super Cup. A two-legged final, Juventus first opted out. Then, no, they didn't opt ​​out if Liverpool agreed to play it as a one-off final in Turin. Platini called Briaschi offside, Boniek's goal scored Juve's 1-0. Four months later, the Champions Cup final was played. It was the Heysel Stadium . Juventus won, as shown in the photo below. They celebrated with 39 souls under their studs. "We kept the cup, the blood was ours" (Boniperti quote). 1985/86 : European Cup quarterfinals. The first leg drew 0-0 in Verona. In Turin, Briegel's hands were nonexistent, Juventus awarded a penalty, 1-0. Serena punched Di Gennaro, but the penalty was not awarded. Rumor has it the referee had dinner with Platini . Bagnoli told the police: " If you're looking for the thieves, they're in the other locker room ." 1985/86 : Juventus-Roma 3-1, Viola gets beaten in the stands. 0-2, no forfeit. Roma and Juventus tied on points. Penultimate matchday: Roma-Lecce 2-3, with relegated Lecce playing to the death. Last matchday: Lecce-Juventus 2-3, with Lecce in their slippers. It must have been a coincidence. 1989/90 : UEFA Cup, two-legged final against Fiorentina. First leg: 3-1 with a foul by Casiraghi on the second goal. Baggio is sold to Juventus between the first and second legs. Artemio Franchi is suspended for the second leg, the match being played in Avellino. In short, everything was in order! 1994/95 and 1995/96 : Juventus is overwhelming on the pitch. First, the Scudetto and the Coppa Italia, then the Champions League. Very few strange incidents. True, the players are muscular, but "that's only because they work their asses off in the gym." Not really... 1994 : At Juventus, president Boniperti is at the end of his tether. Umberto Agnelli appoints Giraudo as the new CEO , and Bettega as vice-president. A sports director is missing. Gianni wants a corporate overhaul. "The king's stableman must know all the horse thieves," he declares, with barely concealed monarchical modesty. He chooses MOGGI , fresh from dinners with referees in Rome , from Maradona's cocaine in Naples, from the interpreters who knew their way with the language in Turin. He won't disappoint him. He starts by hiring Agricola , a specialist in equestrian... er, sports medicine . A perfect choice. 1994/95 : At first, things were normal. From December on, the team ran fast, running hard. Juve reached the final stages of every competition, and by May they had played more games than anyone else. But they still physically outclassed all their opponents. 1995/96 : With the athleticism of the previous year, and a couple of glaring defeats against Nantes in the semifinals, Juventus won the Champions League. But abroad, their breathless runs and exploding muscles didn't go unnoticed. Our opponents still remember it today: in the quarterfinals, Nantes faced Spartak Moscow. A tough nut to crack, they had won every match in the group, but the French side beat them 2-0 in the first leg and contained them in the return (2-2 after a comeback). In short, the Canaries were starting to believe. Too bad they faced a Juventus with Agricola at their best in the semifinals. Muscular and physically strong players like Makelele and Capron were surprised by Conte's outpacing them and constantly outpaced by Torricelli, who were no Hulk Hogan or Usain Bolt. As if that weren't enough, the referee intervened. In the first leg, they denied a clear penalty on Ouédec in the first half and didn't send off Vialli (he broke Decroix's nose). The match ended 2-0. In the second leg, Nantes tried, winning 3-2, but their dream ended, in the most unfair way, against the horses of the Turin racecourse. Juve reached the final. And faced Ajax. And beat them, with Finidi George watching in disbelief as Di Livio raced. Ajax also remembered that Champions League. Indeed, everyone in Europe remembers it. 1996/97 : Agricola is responsible for getting them to 1000 , while Moggi is responsible for helping them on the pitch . For the Scudetto, which requires a lot of help. Plus a big, sensational help in the direct clash. 1997/98 : The year of shame. To beat Ronaldo, "something has to happen that's never happened before." Well, it happens. Goals missed, targeted bookings, impunity on and off the pitch. According to U. Agnelli, "2/3 oversights." Elio turns it into a 6-minute song. Inter holds firm and the match heads to the line. The final blow is needed. Ceccarini delivers it in Turin. And it's not the penalty, but the dozens of fouls not awarded and yellow cards reversed since kickoff. Pressing's replay by @pisto_gol lasts 9 minutes. 1998/99 : Zeman expresses his astonishment at the "muscular explosions" of Vialli and Del Piero. The lengthy doping trial begins. As if by magic, Juventus' performances plummet: 98/99, 99/00, and 00/01: zero titles and European embarrassment. 2001/02 : Bergamo and Pairetto are the referees. Inter are ahead, no head-to-head matches are over. In Venice, after his dive, Maniero himself is surprised by the penalty. In Chievo, De Santis is too close to the action. And much more. On May 5th, Inter commit suicide, but Moggi loaded their pistol. 2002/03 : Another Scudetto snatched from Inter! Head-to-head, '89: a good penalty for Juve. Juve-Parma: at 0-2, Lamouchi gets a red card, not Tacchinardi, then Del Piero controls the ball with both hands to equalize. And much more. All good! 2004/05 : AC Milan were robbed of the Scudetto, which was later revoked, combining injustices against the Rossoneri with favors for the Bianconeri. Among the former, a sensational Livorno-Milan match. At the other end, emblematic encounters between Bologna and Brescia. It's impossible to list all the episodes. 2005/06 : Juventus plays poorly, but the referees are pitiful, and Inter, I quote, " doesn't have the same consistent refereeing support ." But from March 2006 onwards, football will lose importance.  In March 2006 , Juventus celebrated the Supreme Court's ruling on the doping trial. The offense was proven and the guilt of the club and doctor was confirmed , but the statute of limitations kicked in . For the defense lawyers, "It was a great success." Hurray, hurray!  It ends with Juventus 1st and Milan 2nd, but at the ceremony I said " I no longer have a soul, they killed it ." Calciopoli broke out . Moggi immediately resigned (read "I, Agnelli man, am kicked out by the Elkanns") along with the entire Triad. The sanctions are severe. Moggi is banned for life (but not forever). Juventus risks relegation to Serie C , then is relegated to Serie B. They lose two Scudetti, one of which is awarded to Inter. Fortunately, the statute of limitations applies for crimes prior to 2004/05 . An international disgrace. The subsequent trials confirmed the suspicions. Moggi controlled everything . The FIGC, with Mazzini. The AIA, with Bergamo and Pairetto. The transfer market and the agents of countless players. The list of Moggi's "friends" in the newspapers and on TV was endless. Nothing happened that Moggi didn't want.  2006/07 : Juventus takes the ruling as a blessing. They restart after a year of purgatory. The Agnellis and Elkanns take four years to settle family accounts and find a new corporate structure. To be honest, I don't think the choice of new managers was a wise one... Andrea was raised by Moggi and Giraudo. And in fact, things aren't exactly changing for the better. The rest is recent history, almost as entertaining as our era.  2009/10 : Agnelli takes office on May 19, declaring “we will build a winning Juventus”. 2010/11 : Agnelli inaugurates a stadium that someone else designed, financed, and built. He slaps on it a haphazard number of league titles. The Continassa land was paid €0.58 per square meter to the Turin municipality, a scandal.  2011/12 : Agnelli sensationally snatches his first Scudetto.  2012/13 : Another Scudetto stolen . Less than the first, but it still took some effort. In the Champions League, Bayern knocked them out in the quarterfinals. 2015/16 : Stolen everything in Italy. Kicked out of the Champions League by Bayern with a goal from Coman, who were all happy to have sold him and even thought they'd paid dearly for him.  2016/17 : On the pitch, they rather spectacularly snatched the Scudetto from Roma. They tried again for the treble, arriving at the Cardiff final as favorites. They were beaten four times. And nothing, " we'll try again next year ."  In April , the "first" scandal erupted, revealing connections between the fans, Juventus management, and the 'Ndrangheta . Meanwhile, Agnelli ignored it and got himself elected president of the ECA. 2017/18 : A sensational year. The Scudetto was epically stolen from Napoli: Orsato took care of it on the pitch and someone else made the VAR audio disappear. In the Champions League , a garbage can : while they were anticipating the comeback against Real, Benatia committed a stupid foul: Buffon and Chiellini became legends. 2018/19: Since they can't get past CR7, they buy him for just €100 million + €30 million per year + some black money. Marotta calculates the costs of the transfer fee and salary and leaves in October. 2019/20 : Paratici buys De Ligt. He steals the Scudetto from Inter thanks to numerous gifts. To avoid playing Juve-Inter behind closed doors due to Covid, they postpone the match until whatever the hell they want. They try again in the Champions League, but in the round of 16 they face the unbeatable Lyon, and Depay knocks them out.  2020/21 : Capital gains wizard Paratici tries to sign Suarez for free. But Agnelli isn't satisfied; he wants him on the EU market. "A kid likes cucumella." The Perugia farce is uncovered during another investigation . Obviously, they don't give him a damn, not even a fine.  Here's the big deal: Agnelli, Barca, and Real Madrid launch the Super League! Nine more clubs join. Cerefin and UEFA get a little pissed off, and everyone drops out within hours. Meanwhile, there's a bad atmosphere surrounding capital gains : I'm sacking Paratici. 2020/21 : On the sporting front, the Champions League Round of 16 featured the unstoppable Porto, and no way, they were unstoppable. In the league, thanks to Calvarese, they qualified for the Champions League, snatching qualification and tens of millions from Napoli.  2021/22 : Ronaldo can't take it anymore and runs away in hysterics. De Ligt goes to Bayern and has something for everyone. Paratici buys their flops at Tottenham. Villarreal slaps him three times at home in the Champions League round of 16. And here we are in 2022/23. Agnelli has his cousins ​​against him, the fans against him, and the team isn't performing. The rest is history...

Kivu je jos neiskuisan za velike stvari u LP ove godine(mada se sve moze desiti). Ali Skudeto je vec uzeo. Ekipa je top,bas top ekipa. Dumfris se vratio.I Cala. Samo novi golman za sledecu sezonu...

Читам ове коментаре и не могу да се начудим. Могу да схватим да навијачи Милана, желе да себи, на неки начин, олакшају незавидну ситуацију у којој се, клуб за који навијају налаи и траже разлоге за то (најчешће судија), али не могу да схвати да не желе да сагледају ситуацију са праве стране. Исто ово важи и за навијаче Јувентуса. Милан, нема лидера, дакле вођу на терену, већ има неке безличне ликове који се ту задржавају, у најбољем случају пар година о то му дође то. Да не спомињем затезање са капитеном, због којег је иначе Милан 2, а не 5 на табели, и ценкања са њим око плате, што не приличи тиму таквог реномеа. Такође, да не спомињем Малдинија, он је непоновљив, али где су нестали играчи попут Шавченка, Жоржа Вее, Гатуза, Кистакурте.. па и Питла, при томе не мислим на квалитет већ на залагање, љубав према клубу, жртвовање... Питам се, да ли уопште у Милану постоји фудбалер који воли клуб за који наступа, или је ту само због лове иначе заболе га за кога игра. Са једне стране у граду су: Ди Марко, Бастони, Барела, Лаутаро, Дармијан, Пио, Чаканоглу, сви Интеристи (овај задњи навија и за Галату), док са друге стране нема Миланиста. Ето, надају се, да ће и ове године Интер догурати до финала ЛШ и да ће због умора изгубити неке од утакмица у Сериа А, и да ће на тај начин прикачити 2 звездицу изнад грба. Наравно, и да ће то финале изгубити, како би имали материјала да лече фрустрације, непотребним коментарима. Дакле, право питање је, колико од фудбалера АЦ Милан, заслужује да носи тај дрес, осим голмана, а колико их има у Интеру? Када нађу одговор на то питање, знаће да је њихов проблем, у не залагању, а не у судијским одлукама. Мислим да и слепаца види да је веће чудо да Интер не узме титулу, него да је Милан узме.

Razumem Gile Interista da imaš 'problema' sa nickom, samo molim te obezbedi svu tehničku podršku da budeš dostupan posle utakmice sa Đenovom da prokomentarišemo.

AC Milan, the complete list of incidents contested by referees and VAR The protests against the validation of Troilo's goal against Parma are only the latest in a series of protests from the Rossoneri club. AC Milan are licking their wounds after the home defeat against Parma, which ended their 24-game unbeaten run in the league and significantly distanced Inter in the standings, now ten points ahead with two weeks to go before the derby. The Rossoneri are looking back with regret at a performance that lacked attacking brilliance and incisiveness, but once again—as was the case after the draw against Como last Wednesday—there is a certain dissatisfaction with the referees' and VAR's performance . THE MOST RECENT CASES According to the reconstruction provided by La Gazzetta dello Sport, the latest incidents to be contested by the referees are the collision between Parma goalkeeper Corbi and Loftus-Cheek, in which the English midfielder was the worst (broken teeth and a broken jaw) and for which a penalty is suspected, and the disputed assessment of the double contact between Troilo and Bartesaghi and Valenti and Maignan, which led to the awarding of the winning goal for the Gialloblù after a previous disallowance overturned by the use of an "on-field review" by referee Piccinini. But already this week, La Gazzetta dello Sport had reported contact between the AC Milan management and the AIA top brass to analyse some situations relating to the match against Como , characterised by Van der Brempt's harsh tackle on Pavlovic (not even sanctioned with a yellow card and not subject to review) and Allegri's expulsion following the contact on the sidelines between Fabregas and Saelemaekers. Advertising FROM LECCE-MILAN TO ATALANTA-MILAN AC Milan's senior staff also reported a long series of incidents that were deemed highly penalizing during this season. On Matchday 2, in Lecce vs. AC Milan, Allegri's team had a goal by Gabbia disallowed by VAR with the score at 0-0 for a slight push on Coulibaly; in AC Milan vs. Bologna (matchday 3), Nkunku claimed two penalties, which were disallowed despite VAR intervention, while in AC Milan vs. Pisa (matchday 8), Moreo's block on Gabbia was criticized, paving the way for Nzola's temporary 2-1 lead for the Rossoneri. A few days later, the Rossoneri faced Atalanta away and conceded the equalizer to Lookman, who shortly before had allegedly committed a challenge that AC Milan had deemed a red card. Advertising DICLAIMED GOALS AND CARDS Fast forward to December, when, during the 2-2 draw at San Siro against Sassuolo, Milan appealed for Pulisic's goal to have made it 3-1 due to a collision between Loftus-Cheek and Candé, which referee Crezzini deemed a foul (hands placed on the Emilian player's back) and which he did not deem necessary to review in front of the monitor since it was not a clear and obvious error. This was in contrast to what happened in the more recent Milan-Parma match. The list of "wrongs" highlighted by the Rossoneri side also included the possible "step on foot" on Fullkrug in Milan-Genoa , for which a penalty was not awarded, and a couple of disciplinary matters related to the handling of cards and the attitude of some referees towards Allegri's players. We move from Colombo's behavior in the match between Roma and Milan on January 25th (including a face-to-face encounter with Maignan, the Rossoneri goalkeeper and captain) to the double yellow card for Adrien Rabiot in the match in Pisa on February 13th , which prevented the Frenchman from taking part in the match against Como a few days later and kept him on a warning following a second yellow card for protesting.

Nesto me nik zeza. Inter je uzeo Skudeto sigurno. sto se milana tice neka paze da ostanu konkurentni za ligu sampiona, jasno je i ṣ̌alegriju i svima da su u kanalu i da nemaju vise nikakve sanse, ovaj pacijent prepoznator je prizeljkivao Interu povrede, a sad se igraci milana povredjuju kao na kupovnoj traci prvo gabija na zagrejavanju juce i onda i loftus cik, karma je cudo prepoznatore karma je cudo, bolje brini da Roma ne bude druga za dva kola nego sto pricas svoje bajke o skudeto, onaj ko tebe vise ovde uzme za ozbiljno svaka mu cast, bajke su odavno u podromu

Nema toliko Leao post koliko ga ima Pulisic, u ovoj godini nema ni gol, a ni asistenciju (navodno), poslednji gol je postigao 28. decembra.

Ne bi bio prvi put da ljudi sa portala greše. Najsvežiji primer je Bode Glimt, koji je bio predmet sprdnje do prije nekoliko (bez razloga), a u zadnje je uznesen do najviših visina (s razlogom). Isto tako i ovde, za par sedmica će da se piše o strmoglavom padu Intera, jer je to ono što im sledi. Povrede, istrošenost, standardni Inzagijevski pad pred kraj šampionata... Trka za Skudeto je tek počela, Đenova je prespremna i to će pokazati uskoro, Inter bez Lautara i Bastonija je bar 3 puta slabiji.

Ahahahah inter se zali Na sudije i u LP proshle nedelje priznali smo im pogodak a igrsli rukom ,ljudimoJI pa zadnje 5 do 6 god da nije VAR gde bi bio ovoj takozvani klub na svaku utakmicu ima kardinalne greshke u njihovu korist ODAVNO je fer plej otisho u PM ❤️

Не знам како је решена борба за скудето када има још 12 кола до краја???

Ne samo Koma i Parme nego i Piza, Sasuola i Djenove, to je 9-11 bodova. Zasto ne napises i to da VAR sinoc nije smeo da intervenise kod gola Parme i da nije imao to pravo pa je i to bila greska? Da li je taj protokol idealan, naravno i sigurno da n(ij)e, ali opet je prekrsen na stetu istog kluba, ovo je stvarno besprizorno.

O kakvom penalu je tacno rec? Dva igraca isla na loptu, sudarili se glavama...situacija koja se desava svaki vikend na terenima i nikada se to ne sudi. Druga stvar, Leao koji pod zutim kartonom gazi na ruku golmana Parme prolazi bez drugog zutog kartona....gol Parme regularan jer pri skoku strelac ni jednog momenta nije napravio faul, naslonio se na igraca Milana tek nakon suta i kada je krenuo da pada jer se ovaj sagnuo. U mecu Napolija Hojlund pada sam, a oni hoce penal...usporen snimak jasno pokazuje da se Hien pomerao, a druga situacija je bila za analizu..ali imalo je i elemenata za faul jer Hojlund drzi ruku defanzivcu Atalante i povlaci ga...Previse kukanja, previse smaranja na sudijske odluke. Svako trazi alibi preko sudija. Milan je imao nedelju dana na miru da se pripremi za mec, a 25 utakmica da vidi kako Parma igra, a sta su oni uradili? Krenuli sa Pulisicem i Leaom, a igrali na centarsuteve protiv ekipe koja ima "dvometrase" na poziciji stopera. Bukvalno ljudi imaju 3 diva u sesnaestercu. Igrali tromo kao da im je 5 utakmica u 10 dana...a onda su svi oko njih krivi, samo oni ne