[Fillipo Simone]

And he's a "rotten apple" as well.

[acid911]

Don't know why Juve are bringing Anelka of all people. He can barely score in the Chinese league these days.

Because they always try their luck with strikers that suck. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/sleep.gif)

[Rossoneri7]

But isn't teams leaving the stadiums and doing what Juve did ultimately worse than just selling them? At least if they're not getting the rent income from the clubs they'll make the money from the sales of the stadiums.

I know Juve built over the Delle Alpi, but I don't know how that got worked out with the city. Did they just pay for the land?

I didn't know Juve left the Delle Alpi, more like Juventus bought the stadium from the municipality. But in their case they demolished the old and built a new stadium.

If we get the deeds for the San Siro .. That would be something!! But until then, the bureaucracy has to go down first, then we can talk.

[X-Offender]

The best solution would be for Inter to find a new home, we buy San Siro and completely renovate it. Now that would be something. Sadly, I cannot see it happening anytime soon.

[kurtsimonw]

Matej Vydra is currently on loan to Watford from Udinese. Scored 2 so far today making them his 17th and 18th goals of the season - he's only started 18 games. Look like a good prospect at only 20 years old. Udinese find some handy little players it seems. Can we buy their scouting?

[kurtsimonw]

Juve denied a blatent penalty in the 93rd minute. Should've had another earlier in the game earlier too.

Be very interesting if Napoli win tomorrow.

This post has been edited by kurtsimonw: Jan 26 2013, 10:36 PM

[Fillipo Simone]

Anyway, happy with the draw. Finally Juve feel a small portion of their own medicine.

[X-Offender]

Juve denied a blatent penalty in the 93rd minute. Should've had another earlier in the game earlier too.

Are you nuts? That was totally involuntary. It'd have been the most idiotic penalty of the season. But yeah, there was another legit penalty on Pogba earlier.

[kurtsimonw]

Are you nuts? That was totally involuntary. It'd have been the most idiotic penalty of the season. But yeah, there was another legit penalty on Pogba earlier.

He stopped the ball with his hand. He it not hit him, Vucinic is there for an easy goal. It's a penalty and red for me. Can't change the direction of a ball that much with your hands in the 6 yard box and get away with it.

If his hand was in the frame of his body, I agree. But it was way out of his body.

Either way, I'm happy for them to drop points. I want Napoli to get close.

This post has been edited by kurtsimonw: Jan 26 2013, 10:48 PM

[X-Offender]

He stopped the ball with his hand. He it not hit him, Vucinic is there for an easy goal. It's a penalty and red for me. Can't change the direction of a ball that much with your hands in the 6 yard box and get away with it.

If his hand was in the frame of his body, I agree. But it was way out of his body.

Either way, I'm happy for them to drop points. I want Napoli to get close.

No man, just no. He was trying to kick the ball away, which hit his foot and flipped on his hand by accident. It was plain obvious. I just checked Mediaset's moviola and it says the same thing.

[kurtsimonw]

I can't agree, he messed up his clearance and it was going towards the box still until it hit his hand. He's denied a goal scoring opportunity. Doesn't matter if it's an accident or not. You're telling me if someone accidently handballs it on the line it shouldn't be a penalty? Or someone genuinly makes an attempt to get the ball and is a split second late so he fouls someone that it shouldn't be a foul because he didn't mean to do it? No way.

As far as I'm concerned his arms were outside the frame of his body and it hit them = handball.

This post has been edited by kurtsimonw: Jan 27 2013, 10:14 AM

[Jack Bauer]

Great game between Bologna and Roma finished with 3-3. Both teams had multiple chances to win.

[X-Offender]

I can't agree, he messed up his clearance and it was going towards the box still until it hit his hand. He's denied a goal scoring opportunity. Doesn't matter if it's an accident or not. You're telling me if someone accidently handballs it on the line it shouldn't be a penalty? Or someone genuinly makes an attempt to get the ball and is a split second late so he fouls someone that it shouldn't be a foul because he didn't mean to do it? No way.

As far as I'm concerned his arms were outside the frame of his body and it hit them = handball.

Yes, it matters, very much. It's down to the referee to determine the voluntariness of an action. There was a split second between Granqvist kicking the ball and it landing on his arm, even Flash couldn't have avoided it. The other scenarios you mentioned are different, especially the second one. The referee made the right decision.

Edit: Oh, and it wasn't a clear goal opportunity, since Granqvist cleared the ball, and if it wasn't for his arm, the ball would have went flying in the opposite direction. If anything, he granted Juve a corner in the last seconds.

This post has been edited by X-Offender: Jan 27 2013, 04:05 PM

[Fillipo Simone]

Hmh, Napoli and Fiorentina leading. Hopefully at least one of their opponents manages to score.

[kurtsimonw]

Yes, it matters, very much. It's down to the referee to determine the voluntariness of an action. There was a split second between Granqvist kicking the ball and it landing on his arm, even Flash couldn't have avoided it. The other scenarios you mentioned are different, especially the second one. The referee made the right decision.

Edit: Oh, and it wasn't a clear goal opportunity, since Granqvist cleared the ball, and if it wasn't for his arm, the ball would have went flying in the opposite direction. If anything, he granted Juve a corner in the last seconds.

He flicked the ball towards the box. He stopped a goal scoring opportunity with his hand. I disagree completely, but we'll leave it at that.

@Fillipo, Napoli are on a different planet to us, we'll never catch them.