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Inter fined £132,000 & play next 4 European games behind closed doors

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acbaylove:

--- Quote from: eze451 on April 16, 2005, 11:05:07 PM ---they should have been banned from next years comp, time to send the clubs and fans in italy a message
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A strong message is coming, man. Not from UEFA, but from Italy itself. From this week, if even a single fan will throw a little bottle or a coin or fire or something in the field, the game will be suspended all of a sudden. And if a game is considered "dangerous" by the Police, they will not allow guest fans to enter the stadium. Hard to believe but they're doing it the right way, here. Yesterday they already did something, in the Serie C/2 tournament, by forcing two potentially dangerous games to be played behind closed doors. Today there's the Serie A, i'll keep you posted.

mauzip:

--- Quote from: Mac_10 on April 16, 2005, 08:52:53 AM ---
--- Quote from: Mac_10 on April 15, 2005, 09:51:17 AM ---"This is the largest fine in Uefa's history. The loss of four home games amounts to seven or eight million euros.

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i heard it would be 12-13 million euros...

but i agree with bomb-a that they should have been banned from next years european matches

Woozie:
FORZA INTER!!!

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