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CL QF : Internazionale FC vs AC Milan [P+R]

rony31

Team Captain
kickin_kyle said:
absolute disgrace :kader:


that must have hurt Dida and given him quite a shock. i had a similar experience; today in physics class i got hit in the eye by a little rubber ball that flew across the class(we were doing an lab to find the relationship between centrifugal force and frequency). i couldnt see out of that eye for about 45mins and its still blurry. i can only imagine what it would have been like for Dida. that flare must have had a pretty high velocity.

of course it's velocity was high, taking into consideration velocity due to gravity, and the distance it was thrown from :p

Horatiu: Cruz clearly obstructed Dida's right arm on the play, and it caused him to jump awkwardly


oh, and Dida > Buffon
 

csoves

Club Supporter
 

modena_10

Senior Squad
kickin_kyle said:
that must have hurt Dida and given him quite a shock. i had a similar experience; today in physics class i got hit in the eye by a little rubber ball that flew across the class(we were doing an lab to find the relationship between centrifugal force and frequency). i couldnt see out of that eye for about 45mins and its still blurry. i can only imagine what it would have been like for Dida. that flare must have had a pretty high velocity.

you may wanna check that out kyle. i once got a ball in the eye and was blurry for like an hour. went to the hospital and i had 2 small hemmoraghes in the back of my eye. took a long time to heal but better that than re-injuring it
 
M

Mikey

Guest
what a disgrace to Italian football in general. Surely flares will be banned in Italy for now on, or at least they should be, that was disgusting. I'm ashamed, and i hope something is done about this. Banning Inter from the CL for next season is a bit harsh though, its not the player and the clubs fault that a bunch or morons ruined everything. They should ban all the members of the Ultra group for 3 seasons, that'd be a just punishment.

Its flat out unfair that Brazil can have such a great team, and other than maybe Buffon the best goalie in the world. :f***: Everybody familiar with Serie A already knew of Dida's brilliance, but i think everyone else has realized now as well

I think Adriano will leave Inter this summer, and after the display of his team today and the behaviour of the fans, i dont blame him for wanting to join Madrid.

(still hope he doesnt leave though)
 

lil_kewell

Reserve Team
eskimo said:
This doesn't just happen in Italy. I was at an NSL (National Soccer League - Now known as the A-League) final when something almost exactly like this happened. We can't blame just one specific group of fans nor any specific club, we should just learn from these actions and understand that they are just as stupid as the people who started them.


What game was that man ? who was playing? i remember 2 years ago at South Melbourne vs Melbourne Knights ( so much rivalry between those 2 teams ) , there was a few flares and punch ones between the fans, i was there lol and there was Police on there horses sorting it all out.
 

Voltaic Borusse

Fan Favourite
TheBlueBalla said:
Seriosuly, i cant put my finger on it, but its like terror and boredom all at once, as well as the comraderie of the two teams.


That photo also does a good job of exemplifying shame and stupidity throughout Italian football.

Kudos to the photographer, though. Nice photo.
 

jani

Fan Favourite
rony31 said:
Shevchenko's weaker left foot is better than Adriano's (H) you ******* legend

!!!

Super striker man..

Sheva left foot > Adriano left foot
Sheva right foot > Adriano right foot
Sheva head > Adriano head
Sheva goal count vs Inter (13) > Adriano goal count vs Milan (0)



ANDRIY SHEVCHENKO > LEITE ADRIANO




rony31 said:
I only saw one replay of the Sheva headbutt, and it looked like Materazzi walked into his lowered head

Damn right. We all know the history between them in derbies. Materazzi always loses out and maybe this time he wanted Sheva out early.

Btw, what a shame. Sheva scored a f*cking great goal and Dida saves almost impossible shots and everybody talks about the end of the game. Stupid flare throwers.. Ruined the whole game..



Talking about the flare throwing, I think you can put 1% of the blame on Dida for wounding them up by picking up all the bottles (H) Haha!



And rony, I love you man. All your posts today have been inspirational (Y)(Y)(Y)
 

eskimo

Youth Team
lil_kewell said:
What game was that man ? who was playing? i remember 2 years ago at South Melbourne vs Melbourne Knights ( so much rivalry between those 2 teams ) , there was a few flares and punch ones between the fans, i was there lol and there was Police on there horses sorting it all out.

The one I attended was between Sth. Melbourne and Carlton, would've been about 1998-97. Lol, seems as though whenever Sth. is involved so are flares. Lucky there was a track between the pitch and the fans (Olympic Park) or else Anastasiadas would have copped a flare or two.
 

TOON ARMY

Starting XI
This is more than just crowd trouble. It's a social problem and it's sweeping through Italy like the plague. It has to be clamped down on and quickly or you will see scenes like the UK during the 80’s where no families, etc would attend matches for fear of violence.
 

Voltaic Borusse

Fan Favourite
Yeah, it's clearly an epidemic of some sort, and has been for quite some time. It's time for the Italian FA to put their feet down and smell the coffee.
 

Lean

Fan Favourite
adizlaja said:
AC Milan needs a smaller punishment, but one as well... because the same thing would have happened had they been the home team.

And the man with the crystal ball has showed up! Stop talking out of your ass, Milan fans dont have anything to do with Inter's Ultras inability to show respect for the game and for the human beings that were on the pitch. :rolleyes:
 

Moratti1

Reserve Team
As a die heart Inter fan I was absolutely disgusted by the scenes at the end. It's a shame those je** off fans put a bad name on the rest of the Inter fans who are passionate but also extremely stressed but normally do have respect for the game. I really hope their isn't a banishment from the Champions League for years to come because watching Inter participate in Europe has been awesome and is something I take very seriously.
 

Filipower

Bunburyist
yeah, inter sucks....:rockman:


i might no be saying this for a lot longer....mourinho has already said he wants to go to italy..
:p
 

ForzaNerrazurri

Senior Squad
Milan don't want Inter banned
by Mark Buckingham - created on 13 Apr 2005

Milan director Umberto Gandini admits he does not want city rivals Internazionale banned from European competition.

Inter fans brought shame on football on Tuesday evening when they forced the abandonment of the UEFA Champions League quarter final, second leg with Milan.

The Rossoneri were leading 1-0 on the night, and 3-0 on aggregate, when Inter supporters started throwing flares onto the pitch after Esteban Cambiasso had a goal disallowed.

The match briefly restarted before referee Markus Merk deemed it was not safe for the players to stay on the pitch.

Milan keeper Dida was struck on the shoulder by a flare, with Uefa's disciplinary commission due to meet on Friday to discuss Inter's fate.

But, while accepting Inter need to be punished, Gandini does not wish to see his club's fierce adversaries thrown out of European competition.

"Absolutely not," replied Gandini to Sky Sports News when asked if he wanted to see Inter banned.

"It is too bad what happened, too bad for Milan as a city, not only for Inter fans but Milan football fans in general, and Italian football in general.

"It was a very ugly night for football.

"I think I would not be happy at all with whatever result will come as it will be difficult to clean the image of the Milan stadium and the Milan supporters as a city in general terms.

"I think there is a penalty to be deserved. Inter people know they deserve a penalty and I think they will be obliged to play behind closed doors for a few matches."

Gandini also reported that Brazilian shot-stopper Dida was not seriously injured by the flare thrown from the crowd.

He added: "He went under exams last night after the match. He just had a bruised shoulder and it would be a day-to-day question of pain. There is no major injury at all."

The Milan director also admitted he was surprised at the level of violence at
San Siro as such disgraceful scenes have not tarnished previous derbies between the teams.


"It was honestly unexpected and especially because the history of the matches between the two city rivals has been excellent from the crowd perspective," continued Gandini.

"There have been no major incidents. There is a very strong friendship between the supporters, they go to the stadium and leave the stadium together.

"Last night something must have been planned to damage Inter. It is something too big to have erupted just in a moment of foolishness."

banning the team from european competition would be harsh for one group of idiotic ultras, but this is really the first time the inter fans have put on such a poor display like this. Usually everything is clean and friendly
 


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