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Speaker: Okay, so Inter shock Barcelona in the Champions League, but the incident everyone is talking about, of course, is that penalty that wasn't given at the end for Dumfries' handball. Xavi is suggesting that Inter bought the ref. What do you say to that, Nimr? Well, it's hilarious, you know, pop calling kettle black a little bit, given that we've seen three decades that I remember of dubious decisions going in Barcelona's favour, to put it diplomatically.
Speaker: The following is a clip from this week's Italian football podcast.
Speaker: And it's typical Barcelona, isn't it? It's the fact that they screen bloody murder when for one time a dubious decision or incorrect decision. I'm even prepared to say that it's an incorrect decision. I think it is a penalty that when that goes against them, they act all violated as if they've been
Speaker: robbed and completely disregarding the fact that they themselves depend on the receiving end of benefiting from poor refereeing decisions, not to mention the fact that their financial situation should, by all accounts, not even allow them to play European football. But it's Barcelona and their hypocrisy. It's world -renowned.
Speaker: Yeah, it's also about time that that said he had got a good decision in the in the in the Champions League because for over a decade now, they've been systematically targeted by UEFA, as everybody knows, because I've been shouting about it for a year now. Anti Italian discrimination. There you go.
Speaker: OK, Charles de Kettler for Milan. Milan took a bit of a beating from Chelsea, 3 -0. No -one really played well, apart from Rafael Liao. But I have to say, there are question marks now on de Kettler. He's played 11 games since signing, no goals, one assist. For me, he still seems a bit timid. He doesn't seem to have that turn of pace.
Speaker: bit of movement, taken on his man. It's still too early. We're not going to write him off. We saw Tonali in his first season, but in the second season, become amazing. But I have to say that I was expecting more.
