Comments on: Serie A day 1 - Sunday http://www.mcalcio.com/serie-a-day-1-sunday/ Serie A & World Soccer News Fri, 21 Nov 2008 11:57:27 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 By: Marco Pantanella http://www.mcalcio.com/serie-a-day-1-sunday/#comment-86 Marco Pantanella Thu, 30 Aug 2007 03:14:53 +0000 http://www.mcalcio.com/serie-a-day-1-sunday/#comment-86 Well concerning Milan, not much I can reply to that, as I'd actually tend to agree with you on that point. But what are you gonna do? What's done is done. Again though, I fail to see what this has to do with the Baldini-Di Carlo case. As for the whole trial being a joke, tell that to Juve, and remind them about the year they spent in Serie B. See if they laugh about it. Well concerning Milan, not much I can reply to that, as I’d actually tend to agree with you on that point. But what are you gonna do? What’s done is done. Again though, I fail to see what this has to do with the Baldini-Di Carlo case.

As for the whole trial being a joke, tell that to Juve, and remind them about the year they spent in Serie B. See if they laugh about it.

]]> By: Jake http://www.mcalcio.com/serie-a-day-1-sunday/#comment-85 Jake Wed, 29 Aug 2007 11:50:58 +0000 http://www.mcalcio.com/serie-a-day-1-sunday/#comment-85 Taken care of? Please! The whole trial in itself was a joke. They went from the initial decision of relegating all teams except Milan, to the commuted sentence of almost a free pass for everyone (save for Juventus). All that talk about swift justice, but in the end a cheating team won the Champions League. I find that disgusting. Taken care of? Please! The whole trial in itself was a joke. They went from the initial decision of relegating all teams except Milan, to the commuted sentence of almost a free pass for everyone (save for Juventus). All that talk about swift justice, but in the end a cheating team won the Champions League. I find that disgusting.

]]> By: Marco Pantanella http://www.mcalcio.com/serie-a-day-1-sunday/#comment-84 Marco Pantanella Wed, 29 Aug 2007 05:41:31 +0000 http://www.mcalcio.com/serie-a-day-1-sunday/#comment-84 Please don't generalize Jake. The Serie A had a few rotten apples, but those were taken care of last year. Calciopoli put a big stain on Italian soccer, but now we're all trying to start anew and put all that sh** behind us. We'll no doubt still be talking about it for the next few years to come, but right now it's got nothing to do with the current topic. What Baldini did (even if, you have to admit, is a bit funny to watch) is an isolated incident. I don't recall a Serie A manager using violence against a colleague for quite some time. Please don’t generalize Jake. The Serie A had a few rotten apples, but those were taken care of last year. Calciopoli put a big stain on Italian soccer, but now we’re all trying to start anew and put all that sh** behind us. We’ll no doubt still be talking about it for the next few years to come, but right now it’s got nothing to do with the current topic.

What Baldini did (even if, you have to admit, is a bit funny to watch) is an isolated incident. I don’t recall a Serie A manager using violence against a colleague for quite some time.

]]> By: Jake http://www.mcalcio.com/serie-a-day-1-sunday/#comment-83 Jake Wed, 29 Aug 2007 03:47:48 +0000 http://www.mcalcio.com/serie-a-day-1-sunday/#comment-83 Wow that's a new low for the Italian league. If you ask me, after last year's match-fixing scandal Di Carlo isn't the only who deserves an ass-kicking, it's anyone involved with Serie A. Wow that’s a new low for the Italian league. If you ask me, after last year’s match-fixing scandal Di Carlo isn’t the only who deserves an ass-kicking, it’s anyone involved with Serie A.

]]> By: Serja http://www.mcalcio.com/serie-a-day-1-sunday/#comment-82 Serja Wed, 29 Aug 2007 02:54:57 +0000 http://www.mcalcio.com/serie-a-day-1-sunday/#comment-82 lol... that's what I call a good kick. don't fu** with Baldini :razz: lol… that’s what I call a good kick. don’t fu** with Baldini :razz:

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