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Speaker: Not a lot to talk about today, Carlo and Mima. No refereeing talk, no talk about who is trying their hardest to bottle Champions League race. But obviously, Calvarese, what are you doing? How? I don't want to both sides this at all. Because if you look at the whole game, there is no doubt that the preponderance majority of the wrong decisions went in Juventus' favour against Inter. Really? Yes, how?
Speaker: The following is a clip from this week's Italian football podcast.
Speaker: How? I'll tell you how. There's four big decisions on there. No, there's more than. You have the three penalties, two won for Juve. You have two red cards, which if those are red cards, Kulosevsky is most definitely a red card. So that's another decision going in Juve. Don't both sides this. In this game, the majority of the wrong decisions went to Juve.
Speaker: You're clumping together 50 -50 decisions with the major decisions. No, I'm not. No, I'm not. Well, you are. No, because you're disregarding them. You're putting in a Brozovich red card three seconds from the end of the game. Because it's part of the game. It is part of the game.
