Massimo Moratti spoke: "Juve plays the victim, but history…"

Intervening Massimo Moratti on the embarrassing affair involving Alessandro Bastoni during the Italian derby between Inter and Juventus. The president of the Triplete Nerazzurri does so from the microphones of Radio Rai. “Now Juve is complaining, playing the victim and it is certainly a victim of a new fact. It seems to me that he has somewhat’exaggerated in his protests as if he were a terrible victim of Italian soccer, but history does not remember it that way…” the oilman”s tirade.

“The simulations annoyed, even those who pretended to take a blow to the face and maybe took it on the chest. They made people bored. This one by Bastoni is an enthusiastic simulation, he made an incredible leap from an arm extension by the’opponent who then regretted it but still extended his arm and put Bastoni in a position to take advantage of the situation”.

“Let“Let&#8220s say the guy got excited about having this chance and then it turned out to be an’injustice because Kalulu didn&#8217t foul and Bastoni deserved a few things for his simulation. Var has complicated soccer: it has created the almost certainty of judgment, people have become accustomed”.

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“I think Gattuso can do without chastising Bastoni,” Moratti added. “For the Nerazzurri defender it is already a chastisement the attack he is having from everyone. It seems to me that it is not worth it. I don&#8217t know what poor Bastoni went through at the time, but now he is in the middle of a storm. Poor guy. I hope it will pass quickly, that what he did will not remain as an example and that everything else will serve to behave properly. It&#8217s not worth going on for a year, we have realized that it”s a mistake and he”.

“A punitive intervention by Inter? It depends on the relationship between coach and player, we cannot know. Clearly the coach defends the player in public, then it may be that face to face he tells him be careful. What would I have done? It depends on the player doing it, when and how he does it. I don”t know enough about players to allow me to think about what I”d do.

The ponziopilatesque quip.