Вт. Июл 1st, 2025

Controversy Over Refereeing Decisions and Alleged Systemic Issues in Football

An ongoing debate persists regarding alleged favorable refereeing decisions affecting football matches, particularly those involving Juventus. Discussions highlight perceived assistance received by certain clubs and controversial incidents, suggesting outcomes might be predetermined.

This controversy is linked to what some observers describe using critical terms and is exemplified by specific matches, including recent games involving River Plate, where favorable calls and expulsions are alleged to have occurred. The situation involving Manchester City is also anticipated within this contentious framework, reinforcing the view that such outcomes are “all planned.”

Furthermore, a critical perspective, referred to as the “Train of Shame,” suggests a system that potentially disadvantages Juventus, pushing the club into a difficult situation (“dead end”), even while others benefit from perceived protection or favorable treatment.

Reader Comments

CarmelinaPaterniti: Even with us they are careful not to damage them. Some clubs, e.g. Inter…
DanieleDeMonte: Now you understand why Juve doesn`t win the Champions League? Just see how the referees systematically from the semi-finals and finals are the twelfth man to defeat [Juve]!!! Does Cakir ring a bell… there are those who make fools of themselves despite having help and those who suffer wrongs and must accept it… go see the history of the honest team, and you`ll understand why first Blatter then Infantino are Inter fans… A warm greeting to all Juventini
Piero-e4x: The process takes 10 minutes if the team is Juventus
santosalice8714: Better to finish second and play it out with Real, but alas they too are protected, but otherwise in the round of 16 they will disqualify so many players because the possible quarters are with the `prescritti` [prescribed/Inter]
francescapozzoli9947: What a disgrace really!!! Is it possible they are so protected!!! But nobody does anything to change these situations. All corrupt
Luca Porta: `It`s very true these things should be reported`
PierpaoloMarchelli-eb5k: It would be enough to leave this league. 1 month after the start of the championship they`d come begging on their knees to get Juve back. Just remember the year in Serie B, no one watched Serie A anymore
robyporro6321: Simple, we [Juve] have to be careful not to make too many capital gains, because `chine` [whoever is watching] sees us very well with Juve. That`s why we are prudent on valuations
fabriziocortini8571: Blaming piracy is easy, with this absurd sporting justice people abandon football, having killed the sporting passion
PasqualePalmaccio-i7n: Nothing new from what was already known. Nothing will happen to Manchester [City]. There are teams, for those who haven`t understood yet, that enjoy immunity at all levels and when things get bad there`s always the statute of limitations [prescrizione]….
OronzoMorelli: It would be enough for 3/4 clubs to join forces and take them to the European court… but we are in Italy and that`s how it is, there will always be more cases, unfortunately, like the Samp-Salernitana match

By Lennox Bray

Lennox Bray, from Leeds, England, is a Juventus-obsessed journalist with a knack for storytelling. He turns stats into gripping tales, whether it’s a last-minute win or a youth prospect’s rise.

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