FAO Matty

[£440,000]

AS were saying that Rafa is top of their want list. No way that's gonna happen.

[Cobs]

then we could get Sven in to replace Rafa

 

 

[Guest Scot]

Ranulph Fiennes of defeat

[£440,000]

then we could get Sven in to replace Rafa

 

Or just go straight for the power behind the throne and make Tord Grip our manager.

 

[Figaro]

just give beckham a job as player manager.

[Ostrich Man]

with Gary Neville as assistant.

[McBain]

Inter are officially in crisis. Mancini reportedly has three games to save his job: this Wednesday at Roma this Wednesday

 

When's the game on?

[surf]

with Gary Neville as assistant.

 

Just when we're making carefully laid down plans for the future someone goes and spoils it.

[matty]

I've said it before and I'll say it again. c***.

[matty]

Roma 0 Inter 1.

 

We're the best again!!! 'ave that.

Edited September 21, 2006 by matty

[Sir Tokyo Sexwale]

just prolonging the inevitable. It'll be a long, slow drawn-out & painful affair & we'll all enjoy it

[matty]

just prolonging the inevitable. It'll be a long, slow drawn-out & painful affair & we'll all enjoy it

 

Bog off. Once the new signings bed in, we'll be unstoppable.

 

(see the Liverpool forum for more comments like this, folks!)

[crisps]

Bet AC are top by mid-november

[stressederic]

Referee makes Inter spy claims

By Nadia Carminati - Created on 25 Sep 2006

 

Internazionale are set to be investigated after allegations of spying on referee Massimo De Santis in 2002.

 

The Italian Federation (FIGC) are set to open an inquiry into the claims made by the official, who is currently serving a four-year ban for his involvement in the match-fixing scandal which broke this summer.

 

Outside the footballing world the manager of Italy's Telecom company Marco Tronchetti Provera quit in the wake of a phone tapping scandal, but remains a member of the Stadio Giuseppe Meazza's management.

 

De Santis has accused the club and in particular supremo Massimo Moratti of hiring a private investigator to tap his phone, along with his wife's and former Nerazzurri frontman Christian Vieri, while Moratti wholeheartedly rejects the charges.

 

"It's absolutely groundless. Inter aren't involved," Moratti insisted.

 

"I think they are really serious because you can't ignore the damage he is causing by making these statements."

 

Inter would be in line for a fine though if found to be in breach of the first article of the sport's code of justice.

 

Sky Sports

 

Italian football in refereeing scandal? Surely not.

[matty]

Excellent. De Santis tries to get back at Inter. Funny how he never mentioned this during the Moggiopoli stuff.....