RUN UP TO THE SCUDETTO - Games remaining

Originally Posted by Henrik

Hopefully we've made Juve nervous by beating Viola, which may affect their performance against a Bologna they should normally beat. A draw in that game would be sweet sweet music for my ears

We can make them nervous but I am not so sure about the ref - he could always give them the win in a very "professional" manner. Moggi is the secret here - if he looks relaxed before the game, then you know everything have been wrapped up pretty nicely.

juve now resorting to conspiracy theories. this makes me laugh - literally, considering that it was JUVE who was always the favoured son of referees with late late penalties, goals scored in the 98th min, referees waiting to end the game after Juve scored etc...


Juve impose Press Silence
Sunday 1 May, 2005
Juventus have surprisingly announced an official Press silence until further notice following “suspicions that there are attempts to damage the club.”

The wording of the statement is particularly unusual, as it suggests a conspiracy is in force against the Turin giants.

“Juventus FC are faced with some disturbing facts that push us to suspect certain situations have been put in place to damage the club at a crucial stage of the season,” it read on the official website.

“We wish to dedicate all our attention to the competition on the field, fully aware that we are in an emergency situation. For this reason, Juve’s members will not make any further statements until further notice in order to avoid fuelling more controversy.”

The Bianconeri have been at the centre of several topical issues this week, including the use of TV evidence to ban Zlatan Ibrahimovic for three games and the transmission of Fabio Cannavaro’s home video showing him attached to a drip before Parma’s 1999 UEFA Cup Final appearance.

The fact that the video tape was anonymously handed over to a television station just days before the May 8 showdown with Milan has aroused suspicions.

Nonetheless, it is a bold move from the club and one that will only serve to raise further controversy ahead of such a delicate encounter.

Bianconeri director general Luciano Moggi had hinted that he believed Sky Italia – with its strong business links to Milan – had sought out the footage of Ibrahimovic striking Ivan Cordoba in order to ensure the player would miss the big game.

Yeah, I read about it too. Pretty pathetic piece of crap even for someone like Moggi. I guess it is Sky Italia's cameras to blame for Zlatan's suspension and not Zlatan himself. As if the TV operator was at fault by doing his job and as if he forced Zlatan to act like a pathetic prick yet again.
I guess if someone comits a crime and there is a witness to it, we should blame the latter and not the perpetrator, at least accoring to Saint Moggi.

I know it's ridiculous. Moggi is effectively saying he should have gotten away with it because he was sneaky enough not to be seen by the ref. I mean what, even the Jackson trial is working on better logic than that.

Looks like Juve is going to win...they are leading 2-1 over Bologna

I am very happy to see that Nesta made it through the game yesturday with no YELLOW CARD !!!!!!

Well they did it....even though we all knew it was going to happen. I was still pulling for a miracle of sorts to see the Bianconeri go down.

Final 2-1

This prick moggi has some conspiracy theories........hahaha!
Every time when it's not juve's way ALWAYS there is panic and total mobilisation in Torino. Moggi is full of ****, when we beat them thay will say it was becouse Ibrahimović got suspended. Well.....he kicked the man and got his punishment! Simple as that! Moggi says the cameras shouldnt be used if thay are not official, **** it - he is a dirty old bastard with no sence for justice! Forza Milan!

At the risk of being overly simplistic....could anyone with a face like Moggi´s have a sense of Justice?

As a child, when he looked in the mirror, he must have thought that there was no justice, and so simply applied this principle to his daily activities from then on.

Originally Posted by zlatanov

... I guess it is Sky Italia's cameras to blame for Zlatan's suspension and not Zlatan himself. As if the TV operator was at fault by doing his job ...

moggi's comments are unbelievable. i mean, sky is one of the main sponsors of juve - they have sky written on their t-shirt - so he clearly does not know what he's saying. i blame it on desperation. would you insult (even if indirectly) someone who's supporting you financially?

Originally Posted by Warro Bantan

At the risk of being overly simplistic....could anyone with a face like Moggi´s have a sense of Justice?

As a child, when he looked in the mirror, he must have thought that there was no justice, and so simply applied this principle to his daily activities from then on.

that's cruel.

to win the remaining 5 games of the season is a tall order - considering one of those games is against Juve and the other against Liverpool in the CL final. Can the fitness levels of the rossoneri handle it?

Originally Posted by Nadir

that's cruel.

but true

Three more games after the defeat to Juve:

15/5
Lecce - Milan
Juve - Parma

This is going to be tough. Lecce have the firepower to hurt Milan but also have a sieve like defence. Milan can probably win this game. Parma have the potential to beat Juve with Gilardino on fire. This is the week where it could turn around for Milan and the race ties up again.
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22/5
Milan - Palermo
Livorno - Juve

And this is the week when Milan fall 3 points behind again Palermo are good enough to take advantage of a 2nd team Milan (which will be playing the CL finals in 3 or 4 days). Clearly they will be resting their big names. Livorono coach Donadoni made Milan a promise - that they would beat Juve. Let's hope the old Milan boy does us proud.

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29/5
Udinese - Milan
Juve - Cagliari

By now Milan fans are either jubilant or beyond consolation - either they won the CL or lost it to Liverpool. Either way, the results of the previous weeks will determine what side faces Udinese. Juventus, in all probability, will defeat a Cagliari side that really has nothing to play for.

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Juve will win all 3 games.

i don't think so. juve are super over confident now. i think they will lose to parma.