[G. Facchetti]

So....Today Mr. Galliani and Mr. Moratti attend the funeral of their close friend/competitor Sensi. And Galliani is repaid by getting water thrown on him and Moratti is heckled. People in Italy need to calm the f down sometimes, they need to realize football is a game. Their problem is they think it is life.

 

[TAZZ]

yawn...do u live it Italy? Then u may not understand what an insult to the relatives it is for an enemy to attend a loved ones funeral

That said....of course thats not the place to bring it out....they shudda waited till galliani was leavin...then beat the shit outa him :howler:

But of course Italy is over the top....Wats the point? Moratti? of course they dont like him....Lozers.....c u on the pitch romanz

LOL

 

[G. Facchetti]

yawn...do u live it Italy? Then u may not understand what an insult to the relatives it is for an enemy to attend a loved ones funeral

That said....of course thats not the place to bring it out....they shudda waited till galliani was leavin...then beat the shit outa him :howler:

But of course Italy is over the top....Wats the point? Moratti? of course they dont like him....Lozers.....c u on the pitch romanz

LOL

yawn....that's my whole f-in point. Football is not life.

 

[Jager]

Being Italian, or fomerly of the republic, people are very passionate about things they believe in. This I know first hand.

We are very passionate people, and sometimes that passion manifests itself in beautiful things, like our Curva displays, but sometimes it can do ugly things.

I neither condone or support such bad behaviour, but without it, we would not be who we are.

 

[TAZZ]

yawn....that's my whole f-in point. Football is not life.

yawn

right back at ya pulsy

a quite yawnish thread LOL...fulluppayawnz

 

[camelface]

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[GamE_Ove12]

Galliani is low human being who disgusts anybody including his own mother.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8qf7y-RofmM&feature=related

He should've respected the man when he was alive, f**king hypocrite. He was there at the funeral for the flashes not to pay his condolences. Everyone in Rome knows that, and that's why he is been treated like the trash parasite he is.

 

[TAZZ]

yup....F*** him...he is not a friend of rome....y pretend to be....respect can b issued inna statement....no purpose in home showing up....its disrespectful and i expect better from moratti also

 

[Nerazzurri4life]

An important man of Italian football has passed away, so all the 'suits' have an obligation to show up, otherwise it would be deemed as disrespectful. A statement alone doesn't suffice. Footballing rivalry should be put aside for a moment in respect to the soul of the deceased.

 

[TAZZ]

should be could be would be

we live in a practical world not a theoretical one

he went tothe funeral for the publicity

 

[Firdaus]

should be could be would be

we live in a practical world not a theoretical one

he went tothe funeral for the publicity

Maybe, but that wasn't the main reason he went. He went as a representative of AC Milan. It would have been a real insult if he didn't go and sent some junior dude in his place. It's protocol.

 

[A10]

He has to be there, no other ways about it.

The Fans will do what they have to do, no other ways about it too.

ALL are formalities. No need to look at it from other angles..

 

[Jager]

should be could be would be

we live in a practical world not a theoretical one

he went tothe funeral for the publicity

I have to disagree with this. While being a competitive environment of extremes, it is possible to have respect for your peers, afterall this is a sport.

He went as others have said because:

1. he represents his club in official capacities

2. he was a business colleague and one of his peers


You wish the worst for your opponent on the pitch, but when it comes to real life stuff, like the death of someone, I'm sure he was there for all the right reasons.

By the same token, I also understand the hatred shown by the Romanista. Doesn't surprise me in the least.

 

[TAZZ]

ha

do uu think for a minute that Galliani thought is presence at the funeral would have helped it b free from incident? lol

the naivety aboundin here is hilarious

 

[Boodz]

No matter how much hatred there was between Galliani and the Romanistas, what they have done was wrong. Italians take football far too seriously, and I understand that it's part of their culture, but they shouldn't humilliate a person in a funeral, no matter what. they could've waited until Galliani leaves the funeral, but instead they show no respect no matter where they are.

 

[Jager]

do uu think for a minute that Galliani thought is presence at the funeral would have helped it b free from incident? lol

Surely an expert like yourself should know how the media would respond if he didn't attend?

the naivety aboundin here is hilarious

There is no "naivety" as you put it, there are only opinions. I base mine on the fact that I'm Italian, and have lived in the country.

 

[Hand]

Do you think that maybe the level of passion in European football can occasionally be a bit excessive? Of course, not all European leagues have the level of passion in their clubs supporters, but sometimes I see it as being too much when there is violence and threats and hatred based on a recreational activity.

Not to criticize, but maybe more to ponder the alternatives. I know people say that there is violence and bad behavior based around US sports, but I think that is more often down to alcohol than racism, gangs, political differences as it is in Europe, these things are attached to football.

What do you think?

 

[TAZZ]

Surely an expert like yourself should know how the media would respond if he didn't attend?




There is no "naivety" as you put it, there are only opinions. I base mine on the fact that I'm Italian, and have lived in the country.

an expert likeme? lol

whatever son

i'm just sayin that as galliani put on his tie his after shave and his boxer shorts he knew his presence at the funeral was going to be trouble

he knew it