The old lady’s emotional vice president did not go far for a sharper vocabulary. And he’ll pay for it.
A heated derby usually brings a lot of emotion. And sometimes you don’t go far even for the toughest words.
The former phenomenal midfielder Pavel Nedvěd also pulled a few of them from his reservoir, and the “damage to honor” will not go unpunished. The winner of the prestigious Golden Ball from 2003 got a really greasy patch.
The disciplinary commission of the Italian league suspended him for two weeks until December 21 for insulting a judge and fined him 10,000 euros (about 260 thousand crowns). The director of the club, Fabio Paratici, was also punished, and the “swearing hat-trick” was completed by the substitute goalkeeper Carlo Pinsoglio, who received a red from the substitutes’ bench.
Representatives of Juve could enjoy only a hit, which was arranged against the rival from FC Turin by captain Leonardo Bonucci.
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