I've seen so many documentaries about the Calciopoli scandal but your video has proven to me that my knowledge of the subject barely scratches the surface. The level of detail and intricacy in this video is head and shoulders above anything I've seen before. It's clear that you went to a great deal of effort in creating this masterpiece and I hope the algorithm rewards you for it!
Thanks mate. Yes it's a complex story with lots of moving parts and it took a long time to put the different pieces together. Thank you for watching and commenting
Pierluigi Collina is the proof that in the most corrupt, dangerous and degenerate age of football there are a few men who dare to remain faithful to good morals and ethics
whaat ? You know that Collina had private dinners in the day off of the restaurant with Leando Meani , one of the collaborators of Galliani ( Vice President of AC Milan ) . Meani had no official position at AC Milan , so Leandro Meani paid instead of AC Milan , and this lead a lesser penalization for Rossoneri and the partecipation of 2006-07 UCL that they won .
THIS is the type of long form deep dive that make TH-cam worth watching. Seen stuff on Calciopoli before, but not like this. Content like this is GOLD. Bravo.
I really appreciate that BigBlack, thank you so much. It really means a lot to me that you enjoyed it and thank you for leaving a comment. All the best mate
This was incredibly done, thank you very much. As a Roma fan these times were very dark I don’t think Italian football has ever been fair which is why it made fans start to disappear.
Calciopoli is the reason Italian football has declined as low as it is even right now. and it's sad to see that most journalists and football people still downplays the role it had even nowadays. Fans of those big teams aren't any less, it seems like everyone conveniently forgot what happened in the early 00s. This scandal was so much more than a football scandal, it was tied to politics and organised crime unfortunately we have the tendency of never bring bad things from the past up unless it's convenient to someone powerful. I can count competent breakdowns of the situation from Italian media with my hands, most journalists NEVER went as deep as you did with this video, which is ridiculous since that's literally their job. Yours is undobutley one of the most complete, insightful and unbiased pieces about Calciopoli I have ever seen
That and stadiums that are in disrepair, the general decline of Italy’s economy, the return of the English league back to the pinnacle, the return of the two Spanish giants to prominence, etc.
This is an incredible documentary. I knew very little about the Italian football scandal before watching this, and I have been given an 80-minute master class on what happened. It's crazy to think that one team decided to expose the corruption of others while simultaneously committing the same acts they were accusing others of doing, all to benefit themselves. What a weird, twisted web of lies and deceit. Truly this could have been a Mob movie series.
Thank you so much Jim, I'm really glad you enjoyed the video. I'm new to the whole documentary/video editing thing so I'm glad it was of some value. Yeah it's a crazy story isn't it, it was brilliant researching and making it and again, really pleased you enjoyed it. All the best mate
Well Jim, you were fooled to think that Inter has committed the same crimes that Juve and Milan Ac did, but the tribunals did not found them guilty, this is so false. This documentary is soooo far frkm the truth, that is so clear to us that live with the Italian football.
Thank you Antonio I’m really happy you enjoyed it. There is so much to this story that people don’t know and I really tried to get that point across and explain the facts. Thank you for commenting I’m really grateful. All the best mate
this is easily the best football documentary I have ever watched, the word play is superb, and the presentation and production value are off the chart, keep the great work coming
Thank you so much Marco. I’m so grateful for your support and delighted you enjoyed it. I’m hard at work on the next one which should drop soon. Thanks again mate, all the best
Seriously... the best documentary I've ever watched on TH-cam. Fantastic script and the music stood out to me at multiple points as fitting perfectly. Almost had a Boards of Canada type feel to it. I've seriously watched 100's of videos like this and this is truly a cut above, really excited to watch your channel grow and wish you nothing but success in the future man
Thank you so much Herman I can't tell you how much that means to me mate, I'm really, really grateful and I'm so pleased you got some value out of it. There's plenty more to come man. Thanks for your support mate, all the best
Had me there when you said Inter were the saints among sinners. I was like "hang on a second..." superb video. Learnt more than i knew already. Absolute fascinating. Subscribed
I'm glad you spotted the irony in that Matt because a lot of people missed it! I'm reaslly pleased you enjoyed the video and thank you for your support mate. All the best
Technically the Inter of the 60s had nothing to do with the 2000s but the tainted part in that legacy is there. They say Roma was involved too, but no proof found 19 years after.
This is the best football documentary I have ever seen and definitely the best on this subject. Going all the way back to Napoli and linking the referee with the whole story. Incredible
Thank you Lawrence I'm so humbled by you saying that, I really am. There's lots more to come on the channel, the next one should be out by the end of this week. Thanks for your support mate, all the best
As a fan of Djurgården 56:33 was kind of surreal. I remember our games against Juventus well too, I was at the home game. We drew 2-2 away and lost at home 1-4
Thank you Andrew I really appreciate that. Honestly, it’s got 34k more views than I was expecting. I’m glad you enjoyed it mate and thanks for your support, all the best mate
It’s probably too long, the music is too soft and the voiceover is too calm. The existence of loud and short TikToks where people don’t breathe in between sentences has contaminated quite a few channels on the tube. This doc is one of the exceptions. Feels good to ears and eyes. 😊 And because of that, I subbed 👍😃
Thanks mate I appreciate that. I honestly thought it would bomb but I really enjoy making these videos so I thought whatever happens happens. Thanks for your support mate it really means a lot. All the best
This documentary would not be out of place, for display in the cinema. Excellent work, excellent research & analysis as well. I know these take time. Best of luck.
Mate thank you so much. I honestly didn't think anyone would watch this never mind enjoy it so it means the world to me that you did and thank you for taking the time to comment. All the best to you mate
Someone should pay attention to the FC Barcelona - Negreira (head of Spanish referee technical commitee) scandal in Spain which spans from the last almost 20 years of La Liga competition including their 2008 - 2009 sextuple and suspicious games fixed vs Chelsea UEFA Champions League semi-finals among other titles.
Or maybe a documentary about the blood transfusions that Eufemiano Fuentes was allegedly doing for players from both Barcelona and Real Madrid as well as Real Sociedad. Spanish teams were defintely cheating this way in the 2000-2010 period and probably still are.
@@razvansfirlogea3134 you can add up Real's famous 90+ minutes until they get what is absolutely parel in all of those "make or brake" moments ( until they score the decisive goal or a penalty or anything else that has that feel of " too big to fail " kinda aura around it .. but, of course, all big clubs are not innocent over that particular matter in a particular time and space ) .. p.s. " blood transfusions !? " - didn't though about it, much more out of football today then / when in younger age
Kudos for a remarkably informative and unbiased in-depth analysis of a shameful chapter of Italian football. As a lifelong neutral fan of Serie A (despite being Italian myself), I've always found Calciopoli 50% Revenge Porn orchestrated by Inter higher-ups and 50% "fake system reset" where Juventus themselves took a bullet for the whole team, as Moggi had clearly become too big for his britches and his power was jeopardizing the entire football scene in Italy. The system got rid of him, giving the general public the impression the days of rampant corruption were over. Inter fans felt vindicated and the club enjoyed their short time in the sun. Juve bounced back quickly under new management (I suggest you the power shift from the Agnellis to the Elkanns as material for another video). Football went back to its usual "honestly corrupt" ways without Big Luciano acting as the de facto Godfather.
You’re absolutely spot on mate. I’m not sure where you’re from but in England this story pretty much began and ended with Moggi and Juventus. Before I started researching it I had no idea about Inter’s role in it, I was always pleased they were given the title because I thought they were the only honest ones. How wrong I was! I really appreciate you leaving a comment mate, all the best
@@DanRenoyasFootballStories I'm from Italy and also here to most, but the staunchiest Juve fans, Calciopoli begins and ends with "Moggi was a mafioso, Juventus had the refs in their pocket". It had been THE rumour and the go-to excuse for the losing teams for decades (Check the controversy around the 80-81 and 81-82 Scudettos, with two famous disallowed goals). So when the investigation became public, everyone but Juve fans felt vindicated and nobody cared about anything else but to see Juve punished. Inter just orchestrated it perfectly, feeding off the general dislike toward Juventus around the country.
@@DanRenoyasFootballStoriesas an Italian I have to say that it’s a delicate topic, most people here just straight up tell you “Juve mafia, moggi mafia, referee mafia, juve always pays to win.” And nothing else, but few fans do recognize the reality, it wasn’t that simple, everyone was involved, even materazzi said that when he played for perugia they came forward trying to bribe Juve to get a draw years prior when lazio won the scudetto in that infamous match, everyone was involved, inter too had a shady role in it with their ties to telecom which was the telephone provider that conducted the eavesdropping…
@@FrankieH-79ite not only juve inter is the seven sisters story and like every mob story someone try to take power in a corrupted system and the others try to accuse him... a classic
Thank you so much Michael I can’t tell you how much I appreciate that mate. I really didn’t know how it would be received so it means a lot that people are enjoying it. Thanks for your support mate, all the best
Thank you so much Rich, I’m really pleased you enjoyed it. I grew up watching Italian football and will definitely have more stuff in the future. Thanks for leaving a comment mate, all the best
a fantastically structured piece of journalism. It was eye opening and it also went deep into things that are not talked about. Overall, one of the best videos I've seen this year
Man, i'm glad you finally getting the views you deserve, i saw this video when it only had 260 views, and i felt disappointed that such good content isn't getting enough views, keep up the good work!
Thank you my friend I really appreciate you saying that, your support really means a lot. It’s thanks to people like you that it’s grown the way it has. Thank you once again mate
Fuckin el’ mate WHAT A VIDEO! You genuinely deserve more views than this but don’t be surprised when you get there! Keep going brother I’ve already subbed with notifications❤
This video does well to highlight Napoli's performances with Maradona in the 1980s including the two Serie A title wins. Less well known is the story of the 1987-88 season, during which Napoli had a comfortable lead but won only 2 of their last 10 games and let the title slip. They had been ordered to do so by the Camorra because the Camorra were set to lose heavily if Napoli took the title. Loads of Napolitans had bet on Napoli winning the title and, because they controlled betting in Naples, the Camorra were set to pay out on the bets if Napoli won.
I really wanted to include this in the story but I thought it deviated too far away from the central content. I'm going to cover it as its own standalone story as I think it deserves it
Amazing work. This is by far the most detailed and thorough english documentary I have seen on Calciopoli. Sadly, corruption is present everywhere in the game across all leagues and levels. From FIFA, UEFA, and FAs to agents and clubs. That corruption takes different forms but with the amount of money, power, and interest the game generates, it inevitably attracts those who want to use it for their own gains.
Thank you mate I'm really pleased you enjoyed it. I like a lot of people didn't realise how deep the story went and the number of clubs involved. And yes the amount of money in the game will always attract unscrupulous people, sadly. Thanks again for watching and commenting, all the best mate
This is probably the best video I seen made on the calciopoli scandal I remember back in 2014 there was a juve fan on reddit that made long form posts explaining the stuff thats brought up towards the end of this video.
A scandal that seriously damaged Italian football in the long run, while Italy managed to win the World Cup thanks to the passion from the players and Lippi's efforts. As a Man United fan, I was happy to see AC Milan win the Champions League given that they weren't great that season in the league and were playing really amazing in the Champions League that season as it seemed like their last chance to win it with an aging squad. Inter would go on to win 5 Scudettos in a row which would also culminate in a treble and while Juventus won 9 in a row they were not able to match any of the Milanese clubs feats
Very true Saad. The legacy of the scandal can still be felt to this day and Juventus, for all their domestic success, can’t match the Milan clubs in European competition. Thanks for leaving a comment mate I’m really grateful. All the best
@@falconeshield nope, Inter played the real dirty game not juventus. Everyone knows dis in Italy and you if did not understand it from the last bit of the documentary i wud suggest rewatching it untill u understand it ;)
This is far too good to be a TH-cam video. It's an Oscar worthy documentary, up there with the best of 20/20. The script alone is a masterpiece - a work of art. The editing, the music, the Godfather fonts... it's seriously too good to be a homemade TH-cam creation. Phenomenal!
Thank you so much mate, I really appreciate that. I was honestly unsure how people would take it so I can't tell you how pleased I am you enjoyed it and thank you for leaving a comment. All the best to you mate
@@DanRenoyasFootballStories I've just watched your Luis Figo documentary as well - it too is a masterpiece. I am not being hyperbolic when I say this, I studied film for over a decade, and I put your work up there with the likes of "The Two Escobars", "When We Were Kings" and “June 17th, 1994”. I simply don't understand your greatness, but I am so grateful for it.
I've heard of this scandal before, but never really understood what exactly happened up until now. This is an extremely well made and interesting documentary, I'll definitely be checking out more of your content.
That was a great one. As an italian I can agree with most that the Calciopoli fallout is murky at best, so seeing someone who explained the whole thing by shining a light towards all those involved (officially or not) was a breath of fresh air
Cheers AwsOman I'm really happy you enjoyed it and thank you for commenting it really means a lot. Yeah the Italian league has never really recovered from the scandal and it happened just as the Premier League was on the cusp of overtaking it anyway. Thanks again for watching, all the best my friend
Congratulations mate! To this date this has been the most complete explanation of the whole picture in calciopoli, for years the narrative settled a few responsibles and said narrative got repeated over and over again leaving behind the fact that so many more clubs and people where involved in the scandal and sadly they got away with it without at least holding them accountable. In the very own cinical words of luciano moggi " its either everyones fault or no ones", and i truly believe that everyone was involved .
Thank you mate I really appreciate you saying that. I'm so pleased you enjoyed it. I was staggered at the depth of the scandal when I researched this video. I like most people bought into the superifical explanation that it was all Juve and they were the devil of Italian football. There were so many more layers to it. Thanks for commenting mate and thank you for your support, all the best man
What an amazing documentary. Thank you for starting your channel. Going to watch the other three you've uploaded now, and eagerly await whatever else is to follow.
Thank you so much Aperson, I'm so happy you enjoyed it. I loved researching it and making it so it means a lot when other people say they enjoyed it. I'm like you I though I knew pretty much all there was to know but when I actually did a deep dive there was so much more to it than had ever been reported in the British press. I thought the video would be about 20 minutes tops but quickly relaised it was going to be much longer. Thanks for commenting mate, all the best to you
As a then 8-years-old Juventus fan, what little I actually understood about Calciopoli then is probably a big part of why I don't really follow club football anymore
I understand that berserker, if the integrity of the game is tarnished then it does undermine the whole thing. It’s a shame because Italian football was brilliant at that time. Thanks for watching and commenting mate, all the best
That was unbelievable I absolutely love the Italian national team I don't support any particular Italian club side and I had heard about this when it was happening but I never realised how widespread it was and how many clubs referees presidents and executives in Italian football were involved and it almost seemed like the from watching this that the teams officials presidents and executives that were involved pretty much got away with minimal sentences which is disturbing and just shoes the corruption that is the Italian legal system.....thank you for this incredible breakdown of this scandal and showing exactly who was taking part in it and how widespread it was this has got to be one of my favourite documentaries ever that was awesome
Amazing video, the way you did the story telling and how you explained everything in great detail made this one of the best sporting documentaries I’ve had the pleasure of watching, thank you and keep up the amazing work
Thank you Michael I really appreciate you saying that mate. I loved making it so I’m really glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for commenting mate, all the best
I didn't know about the Porto case Tyler, thanks for putting me onto it. I've added it to the list of stories I'm going to cover. I'll give you a shout out at the start of the video for bringing it to my attention. Thanks man
@@DanRenoyasFootballStories well, doping wasn't covered in this particular Juventus time, but i'm sure you know about the allegations. Porto has had lots of suspicion about that, specially if you look at 80s and 90s games, they seem to had supernatural strength. A few former players have even brought bigger suspicion after they retired. And the loss of hair on many of those players. 😂 Now, to the calciopoli similarities, they too bought referees with prostitutes, a key figure of the club owned 80% of prostitution clubs in Porto at one time, so they were never short of women, mostly south american. The club president managed to be the league president for a few years, unheard of. Those plays you highlight, the invisible pen given and the suspension of players who would play Porto next week happened week in and week out. They had small media in favour (unlike Juventus) so they decided to coerce and even batter sports journalists who tried to blow the whistle on their modus operandi. At one point wire taps were used too and caught referees visiting the club president's house on the eve of a Porto match he would referee. This ended up in a corruption trial, which culminated in a loss of 6 points (the championship was already over, with a 15 points lead 🤣), they didn't get relegated because the wire taps couldn't stand as proof in this type of crime. There's literally hundreds of corruption stories with Porto, with the president, like Moggi, choosing the ref not only to his games but to his rival (Benfica) as well. Just a long, dark story full of foul play. Great video btw, i really liked the pace and detail of your info.
Brilliant work on this documentary Dan, your depth of research and ability to deliver the information in a manner that is easy to follow and interesting to watch is unreal. Bravo mate, keep it up
Thank you so much Matty, I really appreciate that mate. I love making them so I’m really glad other people enjoy watching them. Thanks for the support mate, all the best to you pal
You’re welcome mate I’m really pleased you enjoyed it. I had no idea either how deep it went, I thought I knew everything about it but I was so wrong. Thanks for commenting mate, all the best
Congratulations on this great documentary, which also lead me to your other productions. Brilliant storytelling, delivered in a fast paced tempo while giving the narrative enough time to unfold.
Firstly, fantastic work… Italy is a very complicated place nothing is black or white and the referee scandal was something everyone was involved in, juventus is the most hated team in Italy and if you don’t make sure you don’t get sent corrupted referees… but everyone paints juventus like they were buying matches instead of protecting themselves… this was meant to stay a secret to the outside world but once it leaked it was the perfect opportunity to control it and make your rivals suffer… inter were equally involved and manipulated everything as you mentioned… unfortunately people outside Italy see juventus as the most evil team in the world and inter as saints and this is something that is not gonna change any time soon… the corruption is still very much alive, if you research the latest juventus scandal about the transfer market we’re only juventus got punished for something that wasn’t even illegal and the other parties involved were all innocent… which proves that is was a punishment for the betrayal to uefa on trying to create the super league… it all goes so deep but people don’t want learn how corrupt the whole system is….
I completely agree mate. Before I researched this I had no idea of Inter’s role in it. I honestly thought they were victims. How wrong I was. For me it’s difficult to see it as anything other than a coup. Thanks for leaving a comment mate, I’m really grateful. All the best
Great documentary. Juve has been at the centre of so much that is wrong with Italian football for many years from match fixing to doping, but always manages to bounce back on its feet, but it was far from the only one.
Thank you man. It wasn’t until I researched it that I understood just how deep it went. I’m glad you enjoyed it mate, thanks for commenting and all the best man
One of the best docs ive seen, the best on football by far. From the 70s everyone knew the game was dodgy in italy. Yet noone could have imagined it being this dodgy. Looking forward now to your other videos. 👍👍👍
Thanks Ian I really appreciate that mate. It's such a shame that Italian football had such a problem with integrity because I was one of those who grew up watching it. So many of my favourite players played in Italy in the late 90s/early 2000s. Shame the people who run the gasme behind the scenes had so few morals or scruples. Thanks for watching and commenting mate, all the best
@@DanRenoyasFootballStories Thanks for replying. I can remember in the 70s there was talk as regards italian football. One game i think involved leeds and inter, inter litetally kicked lumps out of leeds and nothing came of it. Cloughie also called them out after his derby team played an italian club.
Fantastic work mate. Excellent eye for detail & presentation, puts others to shame with there silly clickbait 10 min videos. Like your views in relation to the political angle. Politics influences a lot more than people realise, at the end of the day its all bread & circuses. You should research "operation gladio", in relation to the Italians, politics, corruption etc (not just the italians involved in that though) Look forward to more of your videos.
Thank you so much mate I wanted to make something comprehensive as it’s such a fascinating story. Really glad you enjoyed it mate and thank you for the support. All the best to you pal
The whole gea and Moggi thing reminds me of gestifute and Mendes. Great vid btw. I recommend looking into Jesus Gil and his relation to football as well, I bet there is an interesting video to be made about that.
Thank you so much mate I can't tell you what that means to me. Really I'm truly humbled and so pleased you enjoyed it. There's plenty more to come my firend. Thanks for your support, all the best
Thank you SH I’m glad you enjoyed it mate. I really loved making it so it means a lot that people enjoyed it. Thanks for leaving a comment mate, all the best
One of the best documentaries ever not just about calciopoli but just how everything is presented and told, hope you continue with the channel. And I'm curious about AS Roma what was their position during those years? I'd appreciate a reply and thank you for all the efforts
Thanks mate I really appreciate that. Roma didn't really come up in the research to be honest. Given they were one of the biggest teams in Italy at the time I was surprised to be honest
Absolutely stunned by this, thank you for putting in the time and effort that you did to help us understand what went down. Subscribed and will be recommending this video
Thank you so much Frilhaus I'm really humbled by your comment. I really enojyed making this video and I'm so glad that you enjoyed wtahcing it. Thank you so much for your support mate, it really means a lot. I'm working on the next video as we speak. I'm hoping to release it this weekend or early next week. Thanks once again my friend, all the best
I’m really pleased you enjoyed it mate and thanks for leaving a comment. Yeah he was the don of football in his day. Very powerful and intelligent. Thanks again for watching mate, all the best
As a Juventus fan since the late 90s I still remember to this day the entire process going on. It hurts to see that the beautiful game is so shady on the back
As an Italian thanks for sharing this horrendous scandal that is not much known in the rest of the world. This is also the reason we all hate Juventus and are super skeptical about referees lol
Great documentary about Calciopoli! It really shows how hard you worked towards researching every single little detail, really well done. Can't wait to see your next videos!
Great documentary, I've watched it twice now. I went into it wondering if you were going to cover the Inter angle as this largely went unreported back in 2011 when it broke that Inter was heavily involved in the scandal and had the Telcom network targeting their rivals. And going back to 2006, I recalled a lot of animosity regarding Inter's deep ties on the ruling committee. It really was Barzini esque how they orchestrated the events. Your video had such a great payoff for those who followed this closely over the years.
Thanks Arvaduil it really means a lot to me that you enjoyed it. I like a lot of people thought inter were the victims in the whole saga. I originally thought the video would begin and end with Juventus, so when I got deeper into the research I was amazed. I spent a long time checking and double checking to make sure it wasn’t a conspiracy theory! Thanks for watching and leaving a comment mate, all the best
Great video, I love the lack of bias with is always impossible to find in videos about this. And I'm saying this as an Inter fan. I am certain they were involved in sketchy shit while Morrati was president, but to have Juventus claim the titles back is laughable. Have them go to the next team in line.
Thanks mate I’m really happy you enjoyed it. Yeah I agree it seems all the bigger clubs were involved to some degree or another. Thanks for your support mate, all the best
Its very complex but i remember the scandal. Thanks to the producers who made sense of it. The scudetto in question should never have been. It should have been voided upon further investigation. No winner. It would make inter look less reprehensible
Yes it was very complex and it took a long time to separate the facts from the consipracy theories that surround the story. I agree, it was a mistake to hand Inter the title and many Italian football figures over the years have said it should have been nullified rather than given to Inter
We had a case like this my country too, two 1st class division teams where reduced to 2nd class, referees, scouts and player managers where all involved and the investigation is still going on.
What a masterpiece! I loved watching it, and thank you for the efforts you put into this. I am now subbed and look forward to watching your other uploads. Thank again pal and keep up the amazing work 👏 👍
I've seen so many documentaries about the Calciopoli scandal but your video has proven to me that my knowledge of the subject barely scratches the surface. The level of detail and intricacy in this video is head and shoulders above anything I've seen before. It's clear that you went to a great deal of effort in creating this masterpiece and I hope the algorithm rewards you for it!
Thanks mate. Yes it's a complex story with lots of moving parts and it took a long time to put the different pieces together. Thank you for watching and commenting
Honestly I just understand this after watching urs. Kudos
Praise be the algorithm that just sent this to me, very very good documentary, thanking you.
Pierluigi Collina is the proof that in the most corrupt, dangerous and degenerate age of football there are a few men who dare to remain faithful to good morals and ethics
Absolutely Willy it always gives hope when there are people who behave with integrity. Thanks for leaving a comment mate, all the best
whaat ? You know that Collina had private dinners in the day off of the restaurant with Leando Meani , one of the collaborators of Galliani ( Vice President of AC Milan ) . Meani had no official position at AC Milan , so Leandro Meani paid instead of AC Milan , and this lead a lesser penalization for Rossoneri and the partecipation of 2006-07 UCL that they won .
@@simonebaruzzi156One private dinner. No gifts, no clips, no patterns. Seems like you're grabbing straws here.
@@simonebaruzzi156 Rosetti was probably the only truly clean ref. Collina was better than almost everyone, but he wasn't a saint
@@nathanhosea489we English love him because he was fair to us and his bulging eyes seemed to amuse us
THIS is the type of long form deep dive that make TH-cam worth watching.
Seen stuff on Calciopoli before, but not like this. Content like this is GOLD. Bravo.
I really appreciate that BigBlack, thank you so much. It really means a lot to me that you enjoyed it and thank you for leaving a comment. All the best mate
This was incredibly done, thank you very much.
As a Roma fan these times were very dark I don’t think Italian football has ever been fair which is why it made fans start to disappear.
Calciopoli is the reason Italian football has declined as low as it is even right now. and it's sad to see that most journalists and football people still downplays the role it had even nowadays. Fans of those big teams aren't any less, it seems like everyone conveniently forgot what happened in the early 00s. This scandal was so much more than a football scandal, it was tied to politics and organised crime unfortunately we have the tendency of never bring bad things from the past up unless it's convenient to someone powerful. I can count competent breakdowns of the situation from Italian media with my hands, most journalists NEVER went as deep as you did with this video, which is ridiculous since that's literally their job. Yours is undobutley one of the most complete, insightful and unbiased pieces about Calciopoli I have ever seen
That and stadiums that are in disrepair, the general decline of Italy’s economy, the return of the English league back to the pinnacle, the return of the two Spanish giants to prominence, etc.
No, italian football was already in decline, calciopoli only made things faster
This is an incredible documentary. I knew very little about the Italian football scandal before watching this, and I have been given an 80-minute master class on what happened. It's crazy to think that one team decided to expose the corruption of others while simultaneously committing the same acts they were accusing others of doing, all to benefit themselves. What a weird, twisted web of lies and deceit. Truly this could have been a Mob movie series.
Thank you so much Jim, I'm really glad you enjoyed the video. I'm new to the whole documentary/video editing thing so I'm glad it was of some value. Yeah it's a crazy story isn't it, it was brilliant researching and making it and again, really pleased you enjoyed it. All the best mate
Well Jim, you were fooled to think that Inter has committed the same crimes that Juve and Milan Ac did, but the tribunals did not found them guilty, this is so false. This documentary is soooo far frkm the truth, that is so clear to us that live with the Italian football.
INTER MAFIA.
Inter are the actual jealous cheats that got away with it because of the legal statutes of limitations. Disgusting
So much of this video is factually incorrect
Fantastic work with this documentary. You truly shown the fact that all parties involved were guilty foil play.
Thank you Antonio I’m really happy you enjoyed it. There is so much to this story that people don’t know and I really tried to get that point across and explain the facts. Thank you for commenting I’m really grateful. All the best mate
this is easily the best football documentary I have ever watched, the word play is superb, and the presentation and production value are off the chart, keep the great work coming
Thank you so much Marco. I’m so grateful for your support and delighted you enjoyed it. I’m hard at work on the next one which should drop soon. Thanks again mate, all the best
Seriously... the best documentary I've ever watched on TH-cam. Fantastic script and the music stood out to me at multiple points as fitting perfectly. Almost had a Boards of Canada type feel to it. I've seriously watched 100's of videos like this and this is truly a cut above, really excited to watch your channel grow and wish you nothing but success in the future man
Thank you so much Herman I can't tell you how much that means to me mate, I'm really, really grateful and I'm so pleased you got some value out of it. There's plenty more to come man. Thanks for your support mate, all the best
I love “The Godfather” font used in the captions …
Thanks mate
Had me there when you said Inter were the saints among sinners. I was like "hang on a second..." superb video. Learnt more than i knew already. Absolute fascinating. Subscribed
I'm glad you spotted the irony in that Matt because a lot of people missed it! I'm reaslly pleased you enjoyed the video and thank you for your support mate. All the best
Technically the Inter of the 60s had nothing to do with the 2000s but the tainted part in that legacy is there. They say Roma was involved too, but no proof found 19 years after.
This is the best football documentary I have ever seen and definitely the best on this subject. Going all the way back to Napoli and linking the referee with the whole story. Incredible
Thank you Lawrence I'm so humbled by you saying that, I really am. There's lots more to come on the channel, the next one should be out by the end of this week. Thanks for your support mate, all the best
As a fan of Djurgården 56:33 was kind of surreal. I remember our games against Juventus well too, I was at the home game. We drew 2-2 away and lost at home 1-4
Youre gonna hit it big real soon, mate. Amazing content, great editing, great narration
Thank you Davi I really appreciate that my friend. I'm really pleased you enjoyed it and thank you for your support. All the best mate
This docu is too good to have just 34k views. A masterpiece
Thank you Andrew I really appreciate that. Honestly, it’s got 34k more views than I was expecting. I’m glad you enjoyed it mate and thanks for your support, all the best mate
It’s probably too long, the music is too soft and the voiceover is too calm. The existence of loud and short TikToks where people don’t breathe in between sentences has contaminated quite a few channels on the tube. This doc is one of the exceptions. Feels good to ears and eyes. 😊
And because of that, I subbed 👍😃
Thanks mate I appreciate that. I honestly thought it would bomb but I really enjoy making these videos so I thought whatever happens happens. Thanks for your support mate it really means a lot. All the best
This documentary would not be out of place, for display in the cinema. Excellent work, excellent research & analysis as well. I know these take time. Best of luck.
Mate thank you so much. I honestly didn't think anyone would watch this never mind enjoy it so it means the world to me that you did and thank you for taking the time to comment. All the best to you mate
Someone should pay attention to the FC Barcelona - Negreira (head of Spanish referee technical commitee) scandal in Spain which spans from the last almost 20 years of La Liga competition including their 2008 - 2009 sextuple and suspicious games fixed vs Chelsea UEFA Champions League semi-finals among other titles.
A few people have suggested this one Jose so I'll definitely look into it. Thanks for leaving a comment mate, all the best
Real madrid fan
Or maybe a documentary about the blood transfusions that Eufemiano Fuentes was allegedly doing for players from both Barcelona and Real Madrid as well as Real Sociedad. Spanish teams were defintely cheating this way in the 2000-2010 period and probably still are.
@@damianpalacios4007cheating is cheating. How do you cheat with the debated goat?
@@razvansfirlogea3134 you can add up Real's famous 90+ minutes until they get what is absolutely parel in all of those "make or brake" moments ( until they score the decisive goal or a penalty or anything else that has that feel of " too big to fail " kinda aura around it .. but, of course, all big clubs are not innocent over that particular matter in a particular time and space )
.. p.s. " blood transfusions !? " - didn't though about it, much more out of football today then / when in younger age
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An absolute Tour de Force documentary! Thank you (and subscribing)! Please keep up the great work, Cheers!
Thanks again SilverT, really means a lot mate
Kudos for a remarkably informative and unbiased in-depth analysis of a shameful chapter of Italian football.
As a lifelong neutral fan of Serie A (despite being Italian myself), I've always found Calciopoli 50% Revenge Porn orchestrated by Inter higher-ups and 50% "fake system reset" where Juventus themselves took a bullet for the whole team, as Moggi had clearly become too big for his britches and his power was jeopardizing the entire football scene in Italy.
The system got rid of him, giving the general public the impression the days of rampant corruption were over. Inter fans felt vindicated and the club enjoyed their short time in the sun. Juve bounced back quickly under new management (I suggest you the power shift from the Agnellis to the Elkanns as material for another video). Football went back to its usual "honestly corrupt" ways without Big Luciano acting as the de facto Godfather.
You’re absolutely spot on mate. I’m not sure where you’re from but in England this story pretty much began and ended with Moggi and Juventus. Before I started researching it I had no idea about Inter’s role in it, I was always pleased they were given the title because I thought they were the only honest ones. How wrong I was!
I really appreciate you leaving a comment mate, all the best
@@DanRenoyasFootballStories I'm from Italy and also here to most, but the staunchiest Juve fans, Calciopoli begins and ends with "Moggi was a mafioso, Juventus had the refs in their pocket". It had been THE rumour and the go-to excuse for the losing teams for decades (Check the controversy around the 80-81 and 81-82 Scudettos, with two famous disallowed goals).
So when the investigation became public, everyone but Juve fans felt vindicated and nobody cared about anything else but to see Juve punished. Inter just orchestrated it perfectly, feeding off the general dislike toward Juventus around the country.
Yeah you’re right my friend. I didn’t realise just how dirty the entire thing was but I’m glad I looked into it. Thanks again for commenting mate
@@DanRenoyasFootballStoriesas an Italian I have to say that it’s a delicate topic, most people here just straight up tell you “Juve mafia, moggi mafia, referee mafia, juve always pays to win.” And nothing else, but few fans do recognize the reality, it wasn’t that simple, everyone was involved, even materazzi said that when he played for perugia they came forward trying to bribe Juve to get a draw years prior when lazio won the scudetto in that infamous match, everyone was involved, inter too had a shady role in it with their ties to telecom which was the telephone provider that conducted the eavesdropping…
@@FrankieH-79ite not only juve inter is the seven sisters story and like every mob story someone try to take power in a corrupted system and the others try to accuse him... a classic
Excelent documentary, professionally researched and edited. I think this channel has a great future ahead.
Thank you so much Rodrigo I’m really pleased you enjoyed it and thanks for leaving a comment. All the best mate
This is actually better than the "Untold" documentary in Netflix. You have a new sub mate.
Thank you so much Michael I can’t tell you how much I appreciate that mate. I really didn’t know how it would be received so it means a lot that people are enjoying it. Thanks for your support mate, all the best
This is the best video I’ve ever seen on the subject. Has absolutely everything. Great work and thanks so much. Hope more serie A stuff comes.
Thank you so much Rich, I’m really pleased you enjoyed it. I grew up watching Italian football and will definitely have more stuff in the future. Thanks for leaving a comment mate, all the best
Nothing better to fall asleep to than soccer and documentaries. Perfect.
a fantastically structured piece of journalism. It was eye opening and it also went deep into things that are not talked about. Overall, one of the best videos I've seen this year
It's obviously largely AI generated
Man, i'm glad you finally getting the views you deserve, i saw this video when it only had 260 views, and i felt disappointed that such good content isn't getting enough views, keep up the good work!
Thank you my friend I really appreciate you saying that, your support really means a lot. It’s thanks to people like you that it’s grown the way it has. Thank you once again mate
@@DanRenoyasFootballStories looking forward for your next video!
Thanks mate, I'm just putting the finishing touches to it now so it should drop this weekend.
This might be the best football documentary I’ve ever seen
Fuckin el’ mate WHAT A VIDEO! You genuinely deserve more views than this but don’t be surprised when you get there! Keep going brother I’ve already subbed with notifications❤
Mate thank you so much I’m really glad you enjoyed it. And thanks for leaving a comment I’m really grateful to you. All the best mate
THIS IS SO GOOD THE SAME LIKE A QUENTIN TARANTINO MOVIE
This video does well to highlight Napoli's performances with Maradona in the 1980s including the two Serie A title wins. Less well known is the story of the 1987-88 season, during which Napoli had a comfortable lead but won only 2 of their last 10 games and let the title slip. They had been ordered to do so by the Camorra because the Camorra were set to lose heavily if Napoli took the title. Loads of Napolitans had bet on Napoli winning the title and, because they controlled betting in Naples, the Camorra were set to pay out on the bets if Napoli won.
I really wanted to include this in the story but I thought it deviated too far away from the central content. I'm going to cover it as its own standalone story as I think it deserves it
@@DanRenoyasFootballStories Just to say that I think the standard of your research is outstanding and I wish you all the success that you deserve.
Thank you mate. I really enjoy making these so I’m really glad when people enjoy them
@@DanRenoyasFootballStories you are a legend bro, this video was amazing.have you ever thought about making a video about totonero affair?
Amazing work. This is by far the most detailed and thorough english documentary I have seen on Calciopoli. Sadly, corruption is present everywhere in the game across all leagues and levels. From FIFA, UEFA, and FAs to agents and clubs. That corruption takes different forms but with the amount of money, power, and interest the game generates, it inevitably attracts those who want to use it for their own gains.
Thank you mate I'm really pleased you enjoyed it. I like a lot of people didn't realise how deep the story went and the number of clubs involved. And yes the amount of money in the game will always attract unscrupulous people, sadly. Thanks again for watching and commenting, all the best mate
This is probably the best video I seen made on the calciopoli scandal
I remember back in 2014 there was a juve fan on reddit that made long form posts explaining the stuff thats brought up towards the end of this video.
This is an incredible documentary. Best football documentary I have ever seen.
Thank you Colin that really means a lot mate. I’m really pleased you enjoyed it and thanks for your support. All the best mate
A scandal that seriously damaged Italian football in the long run, while Italy managed to win the World Cup thanks to the passion from the players and Lippi's efforts. As a Man United fan, I was happy to see AC Milan win the Champions League given that they weren't great that season in the league and were playing really amazing in the Champions League that season as it seemed like their last chance to win it with an aging squad. Inter would go on to win 5 Scudettos in a row which would also culminate in a treble and while Juventus won 9 in a row they were not able to match any of the Milanese clubs feats
Very true Saad. The legacy of the scandal can still be felt to this day and Juventus, for all their domestic success, can’t match the Milan clubs in European competition. Thanks for leaving a comment mate I’m really grateful. All the best
Moratti and inter are mafia… huge liers.
Look the link between Walter Gagg and Inter Milan… trust me… the italian media don’t say the truth.
@@PassioneJuve1897Stop blaming Inter and Roma. You only have Moggi and yourselves to blame.
@@falconeshield nope, Inter played the real dirty game not juventus. Everyone knows dis in Italy and you if did not understand it from the last bit of the documentary i wud suggest rewatching it untill u understand it ;)
This is far too good to be a TH-cam video. It's an Oscar worthy documentary, up there with the best of 20/20. The script alone is a masterpiece - a work of art. The editing, the music, the Godfather fonts... it's seriously too good to be a homemade TH-cam creation. Phenomenal!
Thank you so much mate, I really appreciate that. I was honestly unsure how people would take it so I can't tell you how pleased I am you enjoyed it and thank you for leaving a comment. All the best to you mate
@@DanRenoyasFootballStories I've just watched your Luis Figo documentary as well - it too is a masterpiece. I am not being hyperbolic when I say this, I studied film for over a decade, and I put your work up there with the likes of "The Two Escobars", "When We Were Kings" and “June 17th, 1994”. I simply don't understand your greatness, but I am so grateful for it.
Wow thank you mate I can’t tell you how much I appreciate that. Honestly it really means a lot. Thanks for your support buddy
I've heard of this scandal before, but never really understood what exactly happened up until now. This is an extremely well made and interesting documentary, I'll definitely be checking out more of your content.
Thanks Maximus, I'm really pleased you enjoyed it mate. Thank you for watching and commenting. All the best man
INcredible, amazing job Dan.
You should do the fall and rise of Napoli, who went bankrupt and then rose again to win Serie A
Thank you. This was a joy to watch, so beautifully composed and edited. Its video like this that make me stay on TH-cam for the long form content.
That was a great one. As an italian I can agree with most that the Calciopoli fallout is murky at best, so seeing someone who explained the whole thing by shining a light towards all those involved (officially or not) was a breath of fresh air
Absolutely incredible documentary my man and this was the death of Italian football as giants of the game
Cheers AwsOman I'm really happy you enjoyed it and thank you for commenting it really means a lot. Yeah the Italian league has never really recovered from the scandal and it happened just as the Premier League was on the cusp of overtaking it anyway. Thanks again for watching, all the best my friend
Congratulations mate! To this date this has been the most complete explanation of the whole picture in calciopoli, for years the narrative settled a few responsibles and said narrative got repeated over and over again leaving behind the fact that so many more clubs and people where involved in the scandal and sadly they got away with it without at least holding them accountable. In the very own cinical words of luciano moggi " its either everyones fault or no ones", and i truly believe that everyone was involved .
Thank you mate I really appreciate you saying that. I'm so pleased you enjoyed it. I was staggered at the depth of the scandal when I researched this video. I like most people bought into the superifical explanation that it was all Juve and they were the devil of Italian football. There were so many more layers to it. Thanks for commenting mate and thank you for your support, all the best man
What an amazing documentary. Thank you for starting your channel. Going to watch the other three you've uploaded now, and eagerly await whatever else is to follow.
Smells of AI generated but still interesting
Indeed
Fantastic informative video. Thank you to those involved.
Thank you mate I really appreciate that and thank you for watching. I'm really glad you enjoyed it. All the best man
Amazing documentary! Haven’t seen this story told with such detail and no bias. Great work!
It is not. Absolutely Not
Thanks Gabriel, I'm glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for your support, all the best
This is one of the best documentaries I've ever seen and I learned so much more about this scandal in the process.
Thank you so much Aperson, I'm so happy you enjoyed it. I loved researching it and making it so it means a lot when other people say they enjoyed it. I'm like you I though I knew pretty much all there was to know but when I actually did a deep dive there was so much more to it than had ever been reported in the British press. I thought the video would be about 20 minutes tops but quickly relaised it was going to be much longer. Thanks for commenting mate, all the best to you
As a then 8-years-old Juventus fan, what little I actually understood about Calciopoli then is probably a big part of why I don't really follow club football anymore
I understand that berserker, if the integrity of the game is tarnished then it does undermine the whole thing. It’s a shame because Italian football was brilliant at that time. Thanks for watching and commenting mate, all the best
Wow. Great stuff. You should try taking a dive into the Greek Football Scandals
This video is an art. Still can't believe how small the subscriber is in this channel.
That was unbelievable I absolutely love the Italian national team I don't support any particular Italian club side and I had heard about this when it was happening but I never realised how widespread it was and how many clubs referees presidents and executives in Italian football were involved and it almost seemed like the from watching this that the teams officials presidents and executives that were involved pretty much got away with minimal sentences which is disturbing and just shoes the corruption that is the Italian legal system.....thank you for this incredible breakdown of this scandal and showing exactly who was taking part in it and how widespread it was this has got to be one of my favourite documentaries ever that was awesome
This documentary is an masterpiece.
Amazing video, the way you did the story telling and how you explained everything in great detail made this one of the best sporting documentaries I’ve had the pleasure of watching, thank you and keep up the amazing work
Thank you Michael I really appreciate you saying that mate. I loved making it so I’m really glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for commenting mate, all the best
one of the greatest documentaries ever made🔥
keep it up👍
That was a real MASTERPIECE
Thank you so much Tolis. Really glad you enjoyed it mate and thank you for leaving a comment I’m really, really grateful. All the best to you mate
The best report I've ever seen on the Calciopoli..well done.
Thanks Husam I really appreciate that my friend. I'm really pleased you enjoyed it. Thank you for commenting, all the best mate
Two of the most corrupt teams in Europe, Juventus and Porto. It's incredibly similar how they both operated, scary even.
I didn't know about the Porto case Tyler, thanks for putting me onto it. I've added it to the list of stories I'm going to cover. I'll give you a shout out at the start of the video for bringing it to my attention. Thanks man
@@DanRenoyasFootballStories well, doping wasn't covered in this particular Juventus time, but i'm sure you know about the allegations. Porto has had lots of suspicion about that, specially if you look at 80s and 90s games, they seem to had supernatural strength. A few former players have even brought bigger suspicion after they retired. And the loss of hair on many of those players. 😂
Now, to the calciopoli similarities, they too bought referees with prostitutes, a key figure of the club owned 80% of prostitution clubs in Porto at one time, so they were never short of women, mostly south american.
The club president managed to be the league president for a few years, unheard of.
Those plays you highlight, the invisible pen given and the suspension of players who would play Porto next week happened week in and week out.
They had small media in favour (unlike Juventus) so they decided to coerce and even batter sports journalists who tried to blow the whistle on their modus operandi.
At one point wire taps were used too and caught referees visiting the club president's house on the eve of a Porto match he would referee. This ended up in a corruption trial, which culminated in a loss of 6 points (the championship was already over, with a 15 points lead 🤣), they didn't get relegated because the wire taps couldn't stand as proof in this type of crime.
There's literally hundreds of corruption stories with Porto, with the president, like Moggi, choosing the ref not only to his games but to his rival (Benfica) as well. Just a long, dark story full of foul play.
Great video btw, i really liked the pace and detail of your info.
@@DanRenoyasFootballStories you have all phone talks of Porto in youtube. Only need to search for "Apito Dourado" (golden whistle)
Brilliant work on this documentary Dan, your depth of research and ability to deliver the information in a manner that is easy to follow and interesting to watch is unreal.
Bravo mate, keep it up
Thank you so much Matty, I really appreciate that mate. I love making them so I’m really glad other people enjoy watching them. Thanks for the support mate, all the best to you pal
You're very talented! This was a top, top well thoughtout and brilliantly delivered documentary. Best of luck going forward!
Thank you Meneckle I really appreciate that mate. SO pleased you enjoyed it. Thank you for commenting, it really means a lot. All the best mate
Thank you for creating this documentary, I had no idea how deep this conspiracy was.
You’re welcome mate I’m really pleased you enjoyed it. I had no idea either how deep it went, I thought I knew everything about it but I was so wrong. Thanks for commenting mate, all the best
Well made documentary, kept me interested. Looking forward to more such.
Congratulations on this great documentary, which also lead me to your other productions.
Brilliant storytelling, delivered in a fast paced tempo while giving the narrative enough time to unfold.
Thank you Raef I realy appreciate that and I'm so pleased you enjoyed it. Thanks for your support buddy, all the best
Firstly, fantastic work… Italy is a very complicated place nothing is black or white and the referee scandal was something everyone was involved in, juventus is the most hated team in Italy and if you don’t make sure you don’t get sent corrupted referees… but everyone paints juventus like they were buying matches instead of protecting themselves… this was meant to stay a secret to the outside world but once it leaked it was the perfect opportunity to control it and make your rivals suffer… inter were equally involved and manipulated everything as you mentioned… unfortunately people outside Italy see juventus as the most evil team in the world and inter as saints and this is something that is not gonna change any time soon… the corruption is still very much alive, if you research the latest juventus scandal about the transfer market we’re only juventus got punished for something that wasn’t even illegal and the other parties involved were all innocent… which proves that is was a punishment for the betrayal to uefa on trying to create the super league… it all goes so deep but people don’t want learn how corrupt the whole system is….
I completely agree mate. Before I researched this I had no idea of Inter’s role in it. I honestly thought they were victims. How wrong I was. For me it’s difficult to see it as anything other than a coup.
Thanks for leaving a comment mate, I’m really grateful. All the best
@@DanRenoyasFootballStories bro you deserve millions of followers… as a indie filmmaker myself this is incredible work…
Thank you man I really appreciate that
So much research,going way back,with such depth,really enjoyed watching it. Great documentary mate !
Thank you Stefan I’m really happy you enjoyed it and thank you for leaving a comment it really means a lot. All the best pal
Incredible video
Thank you Mason. Really glad you enjoyed it mate. Thanks again for leaving a comment. All the best
Great documentary. Juve has been at the centre of so much that is wrong with Italian football for many years from match fixing to doping, but always manages to bounce back on its feet, but it was far from the only one.
Thank you man. It wasn’t until I researched it that I understood just how deep it went. I’m glad you enjoyed it mate, thanks for commenting and all the best man
One of the best docs ive seen, the best on football by far. From the 70s everyone knew the game was dodgy in italy. Yet noone could have imagined it being this dodgy. Looking forward now to your other videos. 👍👍👍
Thanks Ian I really appreciate that mate. It's such a shame that Italian football had such a problem with integrity because I was one of those who grew up watching it. So many of my favourite players played in Italy in the late 90s/early 2000s. Shame the people who run the gasme behind the scenes had so few morals or scruples. Thanks for watching and commenting mate, all the best
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Thanks for replying. I can remember in the 70s there was talk as regards italian football. One game i think involved leeds and inter, inter litetally kicked lumps out of leeds and nothing came of it. Cloughie also called them out after his derby team played an italian club.
Fantastic work mate. Excellent eye for detail & presentation, puts others to shame with there silly clickbait 10 min videos.
Like your views in relation to the political angle. Politics influences a lot more than people realise, at the end of the day its all bread & circuses.
You should research "operation gladio", in relation to the Italians, politics, corruption etc (not just the italians involved in that though)
Look forward to more of your videos.
Thank you so much mate I wanted to make something comprehensive as it’s such a fascinating story. Really glad you enjoyed it mate and thank you for the support. All the best to you pal
This is brilliant, well done! Can't wait to follow your channel going forward! Keep it up!
Thanks once again Simen. All the best buddy
The whole gea and Moggi thing reminds me of gestifute and Mendes. Great vid btw. I recommend looking into Jesus Gil and his relation to football as well, I bet there is an interesting video to be made about that.
Perfection! Absolute Perfection! The story of Football is beautifully told by you.
Thank you so much mate I can't tell you what that means to me. Really I'm truly humbled and so pleased you enjoyed it. There's plenty more to come my firend. Thanks for your support, all the best
Thank you for this video. Great work.
Incredibly in-depth and well researched documentary. Amazing!
Thank you SH I’m glad you enjoyed it mate. I really loved making it so it means a lot that people enjoyed it. Thanks for leaving a comment mate, all the best
Here before this channel blows up 🔥🔥
Fantastic documentary. Gave me an in-depth knowledge on the calciopoli and Italian football and society
Thanks Mohamed, I'm really glad you enjoyed it and thank you for leaving a comment I really appreciate your support. All the best mate
@@DanRenoyasFootballStoriesWelcome
One of the best documentaries ever not just about calciopoli but just how everything is presented and told, hope you continue with the channel. And I'm curious about AS Roma what was their position during those years? I'd appreciate a reply and thank you for all the efforts
Thanks mate I really appreciate that. Roma didn't really come up in the research to be honest. Given they were one of the biggest teams in Italy at the time I was surprised to be honest
phenominal video. I was hooked!
Very entertaining and well made documentary. Good luck with your future projects.
Thank you so much man I really appreciate your support. All the best man
Absolutely outstanding documentary, and i do not say this lightly
Very well researched documentary. Hope you get more subscribers soon and make more such videos!!
Thank you mate I really appreciate that. Thank you for your support. Yep there’s a lot to more to come, the next video is released tomorrow
Absolutely stunned by this, thank you for putting in the time and effort that you did to help us understand what went down. Subscribed and will be recommending this video
Thank you so much Frilhaus I'm really humbled by your comment. I really enojyed making this video and I'm so glad that you enjoyed wtahcing it. Thank you so much for your support mate, it really means a lot. I'm working on the next video as we speak. I'm hoping to release it this weekend or early next week. Thanks once again my friend, all the best
Can't believe I watched the entire video.
Really captivating,
Moggi reminds me of Florentino Perez as well
I’m really pleased you enjoyed it mate and thanks for leaving a comment. Yeah he was the don of football in his day. Very powerful and intelligent. Thanks again for watching mate, all the best
Real Madrid has won a lot of "suspicious" Champions Leagues in the recent years...
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Smashed this documentary brilliantly covered my guy 👌🏾
Thank you Snipedotgenius, it really means a lot man thank you. Glad you enjoyed it bro, all the best
What a video mate
Poetic. I bet E.Galeano would've love to of heard your stories.
As a Juventus fan since the late 90s I still remember to this day the entire process going on. It hurts to see that the beautiful game is so shady on the back
Great work - well done documentary!
This documentary is something else👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
Thank you Sayed I really appreciate that mate. Really glad you enjoyed it buddy, all the best
i hope you created more videos like this. Really love your work!
Thanks Jimmy I really appreciate that mate. I’m hard at work on the next one which should be out soon. Thanks for your support mate, all the best
As an Italian thanks for sharing this horrendous scandal that is not much known in the rest of the world. This is also the reason we all hate Juventus and are super skeptical about referees lol
I'll just leave a comment for algorithms and interactions. Great job mate!
Thank you so much Vitaljis I’m so grateful to you. All the best mate
Great documentary about Calciopoli! It really shows how hard you worked towards researching every single little detail, really well done. Can't wait to see your next videos!
Great documentary...am gonna share to my friends so that you get more subs great work broo...cheers and much love from kenya🇰🇪
Thank you so much man, that really means a lot. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. Much love to Kenya my friend, all the best
Great documentary, I've watched it twice now. I went into it wondering if you were going to cover the Inter angle as this largely went unreported back in 2011 when it broke that Inter was heavily involved in the scandal and had the Telcom network targeting their rivals. And going back to 2006, I recalled a lot of animosity regarding Inter's deep ties on the ruling committee. It really was Barzini esque how they orchestrated the events. Your video had such a great payoff for those who followed this closely over the years.
Thanks Arvaduil it really means a lot to me that you enjoyed it. I like a lot of people thought inter were the victims in the whole saga. I originally thought the video would begin and end with Juventus, so when I got deeper into the research I was amazed. I spent a long time checking and double checking to make sure it wasn’t a conspiracy theory!
Thanks for watching and leaving a comment mate, all the best
Soviero is just hilarious, I don't speak Italian but his outburst vs the linesman was unreal! 😂
He’s a lunatic isn’t he!
Great video, I love the lack of bias with is always impossible to find in videos about this. And I'm saying this as an Inter fan. I am certain they were involved in sketchy shit while Morrati was president, but to have Juventus claim the titles back is laughable. Have them go to the next team in line.
Thanks mate I’m really happy you enjoyed it. Yeah I agree it seems all the bigger clubs were involved to some degree or another. Thanks for your support mate, all the best
Its very complex but i remember the scandal. Thanks to the producers who made sense of it. The scudetto in question should never have been. It should have been voided upon further investigation. No winner. It would make inter look less reprehensible
Yes it was very complex and it took a long time to separate the facts from the consipracy theories that surround the story. I agree, it was a mistake to hand Inter the title and many Italian football figures over the years have said it should have been nullified rather than given to Inter
@@DanRenoyasFootballStories It looked like Inter was really behind the scenes
Wow..a fabulous narration documenting the scandal in the most interesting manner. Had me completely enthralled
Tremendous documentary. Absolutely staggering that it has so few views
Thank you so much Crow Man. I’m so pleased you enjoyed it. Thank you for your support. All the best to you mate
We had a case like this my country too, two 1st class division teams where reduced to 2nd class, referees, scouts and player managers where all involved and the investigation is still going on.
What a masterpiece! I loved watching it, and thank you for the efforts you put into this. I am now subbed and look forward to watching your other uploads.
Thank again pal and keep up the amazing work 👏 👍
Thanks again BadBlod, your support really means a lot. All the best buddy