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Poletti, I repeat: Mourinho is such a team destroyer that as soon as he arrived at Chelsea, he won 2 consecutive English championships and reached the Champions League semifinals twice. Let's hope he dismantles Inter too, so at this point...

Yes, yes, now that Mancini wants to leave, he's become useless. But I remember when he scored against Lyon last year, you were building him a monument in the square. Ah...short memory...

Is Mourinho a team wrecker? Yeah, indeed, as soon as he arrived at Chelsea, he wrecked the team so much that he immediately won 2 consecutive English championships (not counting the Champions with Porto).

Il_Paolo, yes, the reality is a bit more complex, but the facts demonstrated point by point in the appeals ruling and then summarized in the Supreme Court are very clear; it would be enough to read them.

And anyway, 120 dollars are 76 euros.

You didn’t give a 2 out of 10 at the concert. Maybe you missed it, take a closer look. If you want to criticize them, then do so, but don’t give a 1 to a concert you didn’t attend. That said, I don’t care if it cost 120 dollars in Melbourne; I paid 32 to see them and enjoyed a fantastic concert that’s hard to find. The difference between you and me might be that I was never a "fan" of theirs, but I appreciate them in a more detached way, focusing on musical quality. Meanwhile, you clearly assigned them too much importance in the past and now you're disappointed. But I’m saying: it’s not like they started out hard and pure and then sold out; they’ve been under Epic since their first album! Therefore, if one insists on listening to music based on who self-produces or who sells out to the majors, then either you dislike them from the beginning or it makes no sense to start disliking them just recently, since nothing has changed.

@surferkangaroo: get informed before you speak, the ticket cost 32 euros, not 100. As for the evaluation, I ask, are we judging the music and the quality of the show, or whether one is tough and pure like the Fugazi? I lean towards the former. It was a magnificent concert, and anyone who gives it a 1 without having been there and based on a silly prejudice is being unfair.

Il_Paolo, as long as you provoke, you're harmless; if you start saying this bullshit with conviction, then I'll tell you to fuck off directly. But for fuck's sake, do you feel?? You imbecile!! The mafia must be annihilated, defeated on all fronts. Certain relationships need to be cut off completely. I don't give a damn if the mafia has built highways and housing developments, because in doing so, they have profited obscenely at the expense of the citizens. Open your eyes, ignorant goat!! Look at the clinic in Bagheria in the hands of Cosa Nostra, which charged 138,000 euros from the region for a prostate operation. It's disgusting that the seven-time president of the council has had such close and prolonged relationships with all those bosses. If you really think that way, let me be clear: you disgust me!!

I reiterate my opinion on the concert: fantastic. An experience absolutely worth having if the chance arises. Great review, even though RAGE, as great as they are, are not at all the best band of the '90s. At best, they could be among the best in the mainstream circuit. Let’s not kid ourselves...

Marpado, perhaps you don't fully understand who Berlusconi is... the talk of "unjust demonization" is certainly valid, but only if it were to apply to any other figure within a normal democratic framework. However, in relation to Berlusconi and the media empire he has built, the left has been overly lenient: just look at Violante, D'Alema, and various companions who have done everything to make Mediaset thrive and solidify the conflict of interest (the largest conflict of interest in the history of Western institutions). Perhaps he is not the source of all society's evils, but it is a fact that (to quote Sartori) he is hollowing out the constitution from within, packing the Constitutional Court and paralyzing the judiciary. In other words, he formally leaves the mechanism of checks and balances intact, but in reality, he takes possession of it and occupies every space.