– After ‘s outburst Totti to be discussed in later episodes of Juve-Roma , a Tiki Taka comes the reply of Nedved : “Every time you pull in the dance Juve for things that do not directly concern – says the former player, now a member of the Board Juventus – . phrases Francis made me angry. He never got to play for a team like Juve so great and so does not understand what it means. If you work for Juve against you all. “
according to Nedved , the allegations in the against the Juve to be favored by the arbitrators may cause an injury to his club: “This also affects the attitude of the referees, who happen to be afraid to give us something to please”. The Czech’s response to the words of Totti : “I respect him because he is a great champion, but if the captain of my team, says what he said to the sixth day, I do not know if he remains captain. One can say that the league has distorted the sixth day? If something else happens from here on out, what do we do? And I tell you that Rocchi is one of the most talented referees we have in Italy. Moviola in the field? I’m not, considerably lessen the beautiful football. should be regularized in the right way because otherwise it would not be football. ”
The Juventus manager then spoke about some of the episodes that triggered the controversy : “The contact Holebas-Marchisio? For me is rigor, c ‘ is the thrust. rigor for a foul on Pogba? Speaking of inches seems ridiculous to me, Rocchi see that Pogba is on the line and decides to blow the whistle the penalty. rigor For me it is sensational. ” Nedved Finally, wand Italian football and the fans, players negatively during Juve-Roma . The white club was fined for some slap the Roma players who were on the bench: “I would have liked to hear the cheers for Totti when he left the field, but unfortunately this culture in Italy we have it. When you play away you take the insults and I know something. benches to me so in touch with the fans really like, but when the audience involvement latter have respect for the athletes. The fact is that in Italy there is the culture of cheer against, rather than the cheer for their team. And this is bad. “
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