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Milanista4ever · 10-10-2006, 20:12

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Originally Posted by Billy1969

It sickens me to see rival fans in a Milan forum, those guys have either no honour, or are too damn full of themselves to dare even register in rival forums,that is my opinion, you don't like it, cool, I don't like you either.

lol man take it easy. things aren't done like that.

I@cking hate Juve and Inter too but anybody from the two teams is welcome as long as he respects the rules/members here, and to be fair to the duo, they have been doing so

Anyways, tomorow is supposedly the arbitration date, anybody with an idea on what's gonna happen??

ACMILAN1983 · 11-10-2006, 02:39

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Originally Posted by Billy1969

It sickens me to see rival fans in a Milan forum, those guys have either no honour, or are too damn full of themselves to dare even register in rival forums, that is my opinion, you don't like it, cool, I don't like you either.

Calm down a bit, you may not like rival fans here but it's too much to say they deserve that...

Karim · 11-10-2006, 10:17

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Originally Posted by Billy1969

It sickens me to see rival fans in a Milan forum, those guys have either no honour, or are too damn full of themselves to dare even register in rival forums, that is my opinion, you don't like it, cool, I don't like you either.

It sadens me that you are like this because if that is true, then people from this forum should be also beaten up to death, the people who are here and in forza-inter forums.

What is the big deal of ahving a conversation on rival teams with rivals, or are you that kind of a coward who just likes to speak bad about people from around their backs and not to their face, anyways, I respects mods here, and I respect milanistas here, and respect Juventinos here, and I will be here for a long long long long long long long time, so get used to it, or leave the forums

Billy1969 · 11-10-2006, 10:54

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Originally Posted by Karim Abdoun

It sadens me that you are like this because if that is true, then people from this forum should be also beaten up to death, the people who are here and in forza-inter forums.

What is the big deal of ahving a conversation on rival teams with rivals, or are you that kind of a coward who just likes to speak bad about people from around their backs and not to their face, anyways, I respects mods here, and I respect milanistas here, and respect Juventinos here, and I will be here for a long long long long long long long time, so get used to it, or leave the forums

coward? You have not the slightest idea who I am or how old I am, not the slightest.

Vadim · 11-10-2006, 14:30

Quit the pointless arguing. Anyone has a right to post here as long as they follow forum rules.

Calciopoli trio go to arbitration

Juventus, Milan and Lazio will all present their cases to the CONI court of arbitration today in an attempt to get their Calciopoli point penalties cut.

The trio were all handed punishments for their part in this summer’s match-fixing saga and today’s hearing represents their last chance, via the sporting courts, to appeal.

Fiorentina, a fourth club to be docked points in the scandal, will have their appeal heard by the court on Thursday.

“We are hoping to get the same sentence as all the other teams,” said Juventus President Giovanni Cobolli Gigli.

“I am confident that CONI – the Italian Olympic Committee – will treat us in the right way because we have paid a lot with the relegation into Serie B.”

The Turin giants, who already had a 30 point penalty reduced to 17 after a first appeal, are optimistic that another cut is in line.

"We are serene ahead of the sentence," said Juventus chief executive Jean-Claude Blanc last night.

"We have a big handicap, having been demoted to Serie B and given a 17-point punishment, but just as we respected the previous sentence, we will also respect the next one.

"However, we do hope to have a fair sentence which will give the players the necessary condition to have a more acceptable challenge."

The fresh verdicts are expected to be revealed towards the end of the month, with 15 days being touted as a possible timescale.

Speculation by various sources in the Italian media insist that all the clubs will see a reduction in their penalties.

Juventus started the campaign on minus 17, Milan on minus eight, Lazio on minus 11 and Fiorentina on minus 19.

http://www.channel4.com/sport/footba...ia/oct11c.html

Even if we get one point knocked off the deduction I will be satisfied. At the end of the year one point can make a difference.

rahul.acm · 11-10-2006, 14:52

Does Berlusconi have friends in CONI?

Karim · 11-10-2006, 15:31

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Originally Posted by Billy1969

coward? You have not the slightest idea who I am or how old I am, not the slightest.

Well, for a grown up man, you were really acting like a child in the that last post.

Tony29. · 11-10-2006, 18:32

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Originally Posted by Billy1969

coward? You have not the slightest idea who I am or how old I am, not the slightest.

Judging by your posts...i'd say Billy is your grandfather and 1969 is the year he was born !

nefremo · 11-10-2006, 20:46

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Originally Posted by rahul.acm

Does Berlusconi have friends in CONI?

I hope so!

Vadim · 11-10-2006, 20:52

Come one people, let's not start another huge argument here. I'm too lazy to edit posts or to recommend barring people.

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Originally Posted by rahul.acm

Does Berlusconi have friends in CONI?

Where doesn't Silvio have friends?

BTW Karim, are you by any chance Nerazzuri4Life on XT?

SANT · 11-10-2006, 21:33

Billy1969,

For your information, I am editing your posts above...

you need to remember we have rules here, but most importantly, we try to be civil not just because WE MUST, but because WE CAN...

Take this as a warning... in the future, please measure your words...

Milanmania (as the name makes obvious) is for Milan fans... but... we welcome members who are fans of other teams, like Karim (Inter) and Tony (Juve) as long as they respect the rules, and contribute with their opinnions, which they do... better than some of us Milan fans...

zZ[-_-]Zz · 11-10-2006, 23:08

but the opponent fans must also understand that they cannot be expected to be welcomed the way they would... should they be in their own forum... do they expect to be in a Milan forum hearin' us praise Inter & Juve? close to impossible... rather they will hear insults etc thrown at their team... if they cannot deal with it... than they should know that the door is just around the corner...

SANT · 12-10-2006, 01:57

nope, that's not right...

they should expect to be welcome here... of course, not so they can hear us praise their teams, that will not happen, but most of them are not here expecting that...

if they want to comment about any topic, their opinnions, if expressed the correct way, are not just valid, but valuable as they can help us see things from another perspective...

by the way, I know you have been a member of other Milan forums, so you have experience in this... surely more than I do... so you know some MM members are also members of other forums, including Inter's, Juve's, etc. and if they have a place there,
members like Karim, Tony, and others, have a place here....

Making the long story short: They're RIVALS...but NOT ENEMIES

Billy1969 · 12-10-2006, 02:54

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Originally Posted by Tony29.

Judging by your posts...i'd say Billy is your grandfather and 1969 is the year he was born !

I'm going to ignore you Gobbi. I don't want vermin like you get me banned on a site from my team, I'd wish the Internet was more physical though, then you couldn't hide behind your keyboard when you write manly things like that, woo you got me all excited now uahahahuauauauah!

Billy1969 · 12-10-2006, 02:55

Here on topic :

Il 31 ottobre è il termine ultimo che il collegio arbitrale, presieduto dal professor Pier Luigi Ronzani, ha indicato per emettere le sentenze brevi sugli arbitrati di ieri e per quello di oggi della Fiorentina: «Ma speriamo di anticipare di qualche giorno», ha promesso ai legali delle squadre. E saranno sentenze brevi, quindi più complesse dovendo trovare la giusta sintesi. Le richieste delle società erano scontate: azzeramento della penalizzazione da scontare nel campionato in corso, in più si è aggiunto il Milan che ha chiesto anche il ripristino della classifica dello scorso campionato con relativa conferma del secondo posto in classifica (primo dopo la retrocessione della Juventus) e quindi l'assegnazione dello scudetto ora cucito sulle maglie dell'Inter.

È l'avvocato Leandro Cantamessa a guidare la squadra rossonera all'assalto. Il legale addirittura rilancia. La sua memoria difensiva è chiarissima: nessuna responsabilità del Milan e di Galliani, Meani ha lavorato da solo e lo dice anche la sentenza della Corte federale. Allora? Allora l'intera penalizzazione del Milan deve essere azzerata, non solo gli otto punti che sta scontando in questo campionato: «Azzerateci tutta la penalizzazione, tutti i 38 punti», è la richiesta. E come conclusione: «Assegnateci lo scudetto 2005-06». Con buona pace dell'Inter.

How about that, Interistas?

Don't tell me you support an Italian team and can't even read Italian, lol.

Anyway, I'm sure it will be translated on many sites soon, patience ignorants

EDIT : Oh that's right, forgot this in my enthousiasm, here's the source : http://www.goal.com/it/Articolo.aspx?ContenutoId=145009

11-10-2006, 14:52	#2526
rahul.acm Registered User Join Date: 03 2006	Does Berlusconi have friends in CONI? __________________ You got a dream, you gotta protect it. People can't do something themselves, they wanna tell you that you can't do it. You want something? Go get it. Period.

11-10-2006, 21:33	#2531
SANT Moderator Join Date: 07 2005 Location: California, USA Fave Players: Capitan Maldini, Kaka', Nesta & Gli Invecibili	Billy1969, For your information, I am editing your posts above... you need to remember we have rules here, but most importantly, we try to be civil not just because WE MUST, but because WE CAN... Take this as a warning... in the future, please measure your words... Milanmania (as the name makes obvious) is for Milan fans... but... we welcome members who are fans of other teams, like Karim (Inter) and Tony (Juve) as long as they respect the rules, and contribute with their opinnions, which they do... better than some of us Milan fans... __________________ Borriello: Forget Belen, forget your internal ghosts... go back to scoring!!!

12-10-2006, 01:57	#2533
SANT Moderator Join Date: 07 2005 Location: California, USA Fave Players: Capitan Maldini, Kaka', Nesta & Gli Invecibili	nope, that's not right... they should expect to be welcome here... of course, not so they can hear us praise their teams, that will not happen, but most of them are not here expecting that... if they want to comment about any topic, their opinnions, if expressed the correct way, are not just valid, but valuable as they can help us see things from another perspective... by the way, I know you have been a member of other Milan forums, so you have experience in this... surely more than I do... so you know some MM members are also members of other forums, including Inter's, Juve's, etc. and if they have a place there, members like Karim, Tony, and others, have a place here.... Making the long story short: They're RIVALS...but NOT ENEMIES __________________ Borriello: Forget Belen, forget your internal ghosts... go back to scoring!!!

12-10-2006, 02:55	#2535
Billy1969 BANNED! Join Date: 07 2006 Location: Belgium Fave Players: Van Basten, Savicevic, Boban, Gattuso, Maldini	Here on topic : Il 31 ottobre è il termine ultimo che il collegio arbitrale, presieduto dal professor Pier Luigi Ronzani, ha indicato per emettere le sentenze brevi sugli arbitrati di ieri e per quello di oggi della Fiorentina: «Ma speriamo di anticipare di qualche giorno», ha promesso ai legali delle squadre. E saranno sentenze brevi, quindi più complesse dovendo trovare la giusta sintesi. Le richieste delle società erano scontate: azzeramento della penalizzazione da scontare nel campionato in corso, in più si è aggiunto il Milan che ha chiesto anche il ripristino della classifica dello scorso campionato con relativa conferma del secondo posto in classifica (primo dopo la retrocessione della Juventus) e quindi l'assegnazione dello scudetto ora cucito sulle maglie dell'Inter. È l'avvocato Leandro Cantamessa a guidare la squadra rossonera all'assalto. Il legale addirittura rilancia. La sua memoria difensiva è chiarissima: nessuna responsabilità del Milan e di Galliani, Meani ha lavorato da solo e lo dice anche la sentenza della Corte federale. Allora? Allora l'intera penalizzazione del Milan deve essere azzerata, non solo gli otto punti che sta scontando in questo campionato: «Azzerateci tutta la penalizzazione, tutti i 38 punti», è la richiesta. E come conclusione: «Assegnateci lo scudetto 2005-06». Con buona pace dell'Inter. How about that, Interistas? Don't tell me you support an Italian team and can't even read Italian, lol. Anyway, I'm sure it will be translated on many sites soon, patience ignorants EDIT : Oh that's right, forgot this in my enthousiasm, here's the source : http://www.goal.com/it/Articolo.aspx?ContenutoId=145009 Last edited by Billy1969; 12-10-2006 at 03:08.

11-10-2006, 14:30	#2525
Vadim Moderator Join Date: 11 2005 Location: Chicago Fave Players: San Paolo	Quit the pointless arguing. Anyone has a right to post here as long as they follow forum rules. Calciopoli trio go to arbitration Juventus, Milan and Lazio will all present their cases to the CONI court of arbitration today in an attempt to get their Calciopoli point penalties cut. The trio were all handed punishments for their part in this summer’s match-fixing saga and today’s hearing represents their last chance, via the sporting courts, to appeal. Fiorentina, a fourth club to be docked points in the scandal, will have their appeal heard by the court on Thursday. “We are hoping to get the same sentence as all the other teams,” said Juventus President Giovanni Cobolli Gigli. “I am confident that CONI – the Italian Olympic Committee – will treat us in the right way because we have paid a lot with the relegation into Serie B.” The Turin giants, who already had a 30 point penalty reduced to 17 after a first appeal, are optimistic that another cut is in line. "We are serene ahead of the sentence," said Juventus chief executive Jean-Claude Blanc last night. "We have a big handicap, having been demoted to Serie B and given a 17-point punishment, but just as we respected the previous sentence, we will also respect the next one. "However, we do hope to have a fair sentence which will give the players the necessary condition to have a more acceptable challenge." The fresh verdicts are expected to be revealed towards the end of the month, with 15 days being touted as a possible timescale. Speculation by various sources in the Italian media insist that all the clubs will see a reduction in their penalties. Juventus started the campaign on minus 17, Milan on minus eight, Lazio on minus 11 and Fiorentina on minus 19. http://www.channel4.com/sport/footba...ia/oct11c.html Even if we get one point knocked off the deduction I will be satisfied. At the end of the year one point can make a difference.

11-10-2006, 23:08	#2532
zZ[-_-]Zz BANNED! Join Date: 07 2006	but the opponent fans must also understand that they cannot be expected to be welcomed the way they would... should they be in their own forum... do they expect to be in a Milan forum hearin' us praise Inter & Juve? close to impossible... rather they will hear insults etc thrown at their team... if they cannot deal with it... than they should know that the door is just around the corner...

Milanista4ever

ACMILAN1983

Karim

Billy1969

Vadim

rahul.acm

Karim

Tony29.

nefremo

Vadim

SANT

zZ[-_-]Zz

SANT

Billy1969

Billy1969