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BEFORE THE CASSANDRA AND NOW THE Untouchable
Giancarlo Padovan
D fter Juventus-Inter, as the game which sealed the top of the league is more balanced than they wanted the ritual pre-season predictions, I can not but wonder where they got the first hour of doomsday and what they said or written in Turin now if, instead of a couple of eggs at the windows of the Inter coach, we were faced with a morning line of police who spoke to the wounded, bruised, arrests, vandalism, damage. In short, the entire sampler of scenes from urban warfare. I'm in journalism for too many years (almost thirty) for not knowing that if only something had happened more than anything recorded by the prefect of Turin, Goffredo Sottile, the dock would be finished with him, we also sports newspaper. Instead, not only was right, the Prefect (by the way, congratulations on your courageous choice that we restart to normal after the season of extreme emergency), but even a player praised Buffon as exemplary, a game just ended, the sense of responsibility of the media and, in particular, the paper printed in approaching and presenting the event. Of course, it would be too much for me to claim that some newspapers and some general links too casual publicly apologized (with Tuttosport and me) as written in the past. As a citizen and a journalist, I just feared for months that the apocalypse were nothing more than a thesis without reason and content. Enough for me that Juve-Inter was playing without provocation (apart from Ibrahimovic), played in an atmosphere at least acceptable in and outside the stadium, absolutely fair in the field (and fair play for Ranieri to exonerate Julio Cesar has illuminated the evening). I am sorry, however, and very, Massimo Moratti who accused Nedved for the foul cost the serious injury to Figo. For me, it is unfair to the president of Inter and Juventus player completely off the road in the evaluation of the episode. The invitation to review the images and, possibly, to listen to the commentary of Giuseppe Bergomi (Sky) on whose faith and skill I think even he has to complain.
I saw that no one is truly his clothes for the penalty not awarded to Del Piero: belt and its sinking at the hands of Cordoba. Yet - I make a synthesis of Corriere dello Sport / Stadio and Gazzetta dello Sport - has remained something of that address more than a doubt. I do not imagine what would have happened if the referee had awarded the penalty Rocchi at Juve, but if one like it - we have made against Cruz - had refused to Inter. Still, some members of the critical Italian football does not have the slightest shame in saying that Juve hear complain about the referees (as happened after the sack of Naples, with a composure even excessive) is surreal. Well, Juve is wrong regardless. It sounds like a joke, but to think there are many. Especially now that is up there in good company.
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