I'm Kaka Kaka

Chapter 400
On May 2006, 5, "Gazzetta dello Sport" suddenly published the content of the call between Juventus general manager Moggi and Paireto in recent years. The latter served as the Serie A referee designator for 4 seasons.

Moggi has always been a man of the day in Italian football and has made an indelible contribution to the longevity of Juventus, but he never dreamed that his phone would be tapped.

Moggi bossed Pailetto over the phone and personally appointed the referee for Juventus games after suspicions that Juventus were often under the care of referees during games were finally confirmed.

After the incident, there was a strong shock in Italian football, and the Italian Football Association stated that it would investigate the matter to the end.

On May 5, the chairman of the Football Association Carraro resigned, and the vice chairman Mazzini subsequently resigned. The four major prosecutors' offices including Naples, Rome and Turin began to intervene in the investigation.

On May 5, Juventus officially issued a statement announcing the collective resignation of the Juventus board of directors.

On May 5, the problematic referee DeSantis was disqualified from enforcing the World Cup. The investigation was carried out in an all-round way. There were news that many teams, including AC Milan and Fiorentina, were involved in fake fights. Even Buffon was also involved in the gambling scandal.

On May 5th, Serie A came to an end, Moggi announced his withdrawal from football, and soon the chairman of the Italian referee committee, Ranese, also dismissed get out of class sadly.

At this point, the shady plot of the referee manipulation scandal by the Juventus club was gradually uncovered, and everyone thought that the matter was almost over here. Galliani, who had been with Moji you and me, had been making frequent comments on the phone door incident, expressing his innocence and contempt for the other party, but he did not expect that the fire would soon burn on himself.

On May 5, Corriere de Corriere in Italy published for the first time a summary of the phone-hacking of AC Milan’s alleged arrangement of referees. Among them, the content of conversations such as “You can’t make mistakes anymore”, “We must arrange a few obedient referees for us in the next game”, “How can you blow that goal away” and other dialogues are jaw-dropping.

Roma, Inter Milan and other giant clubs who previously claimed that they have absolutely no problem have also been involved.

The telephone recording records prove that AC Milan was suspected of match-fixing in the Serie A in 2004, and Roma and Inter Milan were also suspected of manipulating referees in the UEFA Champions League in the 2004-2005 season. At that time, the referees of at least two games were under the control of Inter Milan.

Since then, Fiorentina, Lazio, Udinese, Siena, and Messina in Serie A, Arezzo, Corotoni and Avellino in Serie B have also been exposed to have participated in match-fixing and gambling. If the facts are true, at least three of these teams will be punished for relegation.

So far, almost no one in the Italian teams can prove that they are absolutely innocent.

The scene of Italian fans parading in front of the Juventus club holding up slogans such as "We have been fooled" and "Strongly demand judicial intervention" has become a major sight in Turin.

The scandal quickly turned into a political incident. In addition to Juventus, AC Milan, Lazio, Fiorentina, etc. were relegated, points were deducted, and fines were imposed. After that, a large number of Serie A stars left one after another, and the entire Italian football world began to decline.

As for why Inter Milan was able to get away... The rumors in the rivers and lakes are really just rumors, something heard on the Internet: all the phone records related to Inter Milan suddenly disappeared, and the second shareholder of Inter Milan is the boss of Telecom Italia...

If we continue to follow the path of conspiracy theory, Facchetti, who was in charge of contacting the referee, died behind the phone door. Bovey, an employee of Telecom Italia who was in charge of wiretapping, died
Of course, this is all gossip, we have to believe in the purity of the cousins, they are really out of the mud and not stained... After all, from the previously exposed recordings, Inter Milan Chairman Facchetti's "request" was only to ask the referee designator to send more experienced international referees after a misjudgment, and then asked a referee who obviously conflicted with Inter Milan to avoid it.

It is reasonable and beyond reproach, any giant team in today's football league will conduct similar negotiations with the Football Association's official authority, and any league giant will complain to the Football Association in private to exert pressure after suffering a loss.

Of course, this is something for later. Anyway, in the next few years or even more than ten years, Juventus and Fiorentina have often troubled Inter Milan because of this matter.

In addition, although the Calciogate incident is notorious, it is not what we usually call a match-fixing case, because so far no match-fixing has been found between 2004 and 2006, and the court has not said that Juventus was punished for match-fixing. Juventus has been charged with "violating fair competition" regulations from beginning to end.

In short, this big Italian melon has fans and football practitioners all over the world eating it with gusto, and no one even cares about the FA Cup final on May 5.

This game is six days away from the Champions League final. Ancelotti intends to let the main players play to warm up and find their status, but the opponent is West Ham United.

What is West Ham United's nickname?
Hammer Gang.

This title is not only because their predecessor is the "Thames Iron Works" workers' team, not only because of the hammer logo on their team badge, but also because of their "tough and iron-blooded" style of play.

There are not too many good scenes of hammering the old master to death in England.

Ancelotti did not dare to take risks at this time, especially key protection targets such as Kaka, Terry, Petr Cech, and Torres, who did not even make it to the big list.

As a result, what appeared on the field was a miscellaneous blue team consisting of the main force, substitutes, reserve team, and youth army.

Everyone knows the importance between the Champions League and the FA Cup, but although Ancelotti's good intentions can be understood, when the starting list was announced, neutral fans and West Ham United fans booed An Pang.

In this game, Chelsea sent Maicon and Makelele, Joe Cole and Van Persie as four main players.

Makelele was appointed because he was determined to be a substitute in the Champions League final. Robin van Persie was assigned because he needed a strong enough center forward to make the final decision. Joe Cole was assigned because Joe Jr. was from the Hammers. He is still a white moonlight and unforgettable in the hearts of West Ham fans.

And Maicon was sent to let him cooperate with Bell.

With Kaka's intervention, Bell will naturally no longer make his debut as a defender, and his potential has been quickly dug out. Now he is already a big magic star in Chelsea's youth team.

Using a final to set up the stage for his debut, Ancelotti's high hopes for Bell can be imagined.

And Bell lived up to expectations, turning the right side into his own corridor, and with the cooperation of Maicon, West Ham really took out the hammer to restrict them.

Even the leaders of the first team were shocked by Bell's violent speed and playing style. Only Kaka looked at the classic combination of Maicon and Bell with an aunt smile on his face that only he could understand.

As a result, Bell contributed an assist and a goal amidst the exclamation of the commentator "the second Kaka", "the new Rooney" and "he is really too fast", helping Chelsea win the FA Cup in the 2005-2006 season.

Kaka seemed to hear the classic BGM when the monkey broke through the stone and was born.

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