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Originally posted by Duncan!:
Either let Juve keep the Scudetti, or just rule the two seasons void with no champion.

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Originally posted by steviemacd:
tell you what peter,lets just award Inter the scudetto in perpetuity as it is obviously below their dignity(and,lets face it,obviously beyond their ability given the last 16 years evidence) to actually win the thing the normal way.

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Originally posted by Peter Intermilano:
How many quilty clubs?

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Originally posted by Bracey:

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Originally posted by blackandblue:

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Originally posted by Curva Fiesole:
And of course, Inter have always been whiter than white

A little history lesson

I do like the last two sentences, though:

'It must, then, surely be a tribute to Massimo Moratti that his club has not been cited in the current scandals. He has run his club, however poor its results, in a decent, straightforward manner.'

What?! I thought you lot loathed Moratti?!

Inter have had their own fair share of scandals in the past though, have they not? I remember the players implicated in a sex ring back in 2001. Some would argue that Inter players were breaking the law in pursuing happier sex lives to thus make them perform better on the pitch!

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Originally posted by Bracey:

What?! I thought you lot loathed Moratti?!

Inter have had their own fair share of scandals in the past though, have they not? I remember the players implicated in a sex ring back in 2001. Some would argue that Inter players were breaking the law in pursuing happier sex lives to thus make them perform better on the pitch!

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Originally posted by Shaker Beads:

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Originally posted by Bracey:

What?! I thought you lot loathed Moratti?!

Inter have had their own fair share of scandals in the past though, have they not? I remember the players implicated in a sex ring back in 2001. Some would argue that Inter players were breaking the law in pursuing happier sex lives to thus make them perform better on the pitch!

I didn't see this until the last post - I can't speak for all Inter obvioulsy but I don't think anyone loathes Moratti. It's obvious he's made some dodgy signings (or rather he's financed them). I think some people try to claim he holds the club back - well I guess that's something you're not really going to know until he leaves but one thing about him is at present all the evidence suggests that he (unusually) wants to run a clean club, unlike the the hierarchies of endless other clubs, I suppose for that reason alone, in these calcio times nobody can really loathe the bloke, let alone Inter fans