The news has recently broke that former Inter defender and Italy World Cup winner has been sentences to 10 months in prison for breaching an order to keep off one of his properties while it was seized by police.The player has been under investigation for tax evasion and in October authorities in Napoli seized 1M in goods and a 180,000M Euro yacht.
The player later failed to respect the courts decision after he was caught breaking the order to not enter the house as he and his wife were found swimming in the houses pool. His wife Daniela and his brother Paolo, who plays for Sassuolo, were also given sentences. However, all three decisions will be suspended due to appeal and whether or not the sentences are actually served will have to await the final judgement.
Source: The Guardian
English journalism are on par with tuttosport. never do well in thorough editing their own news.
Don’t drop the soap…
http://www.theguardian.com/football/2015/feb/25/fabio-cannavaro-10-month-jail-sentence
Don’t be such an amateurish author. The guardian didn’t write the title like that. They wrote the title as “Former Italy captain Fabio Cannavaro handed 10-month jail sentence”.
If I were in Inter management, I would sue you for this ignorant and amateurish journalism. If you quote something, do not alter the title. You would find a big trouble if somebody handed this article to Inter management.
In fact, Fabio was mainly recognized as former Rubentus. And we all know, they have very good records of going to jail for doping, bribery, tax evasion and match fixing. I’m not surprised at all.
That comment is completely idiotic lol. This is an Inter blog so the author linked the player to his time with Inter. The author named the source of the information correctly as he should. You can place what ever title on the article you want lol. The body of the article lists Inter as one of his former teams as well and his jail sentence has nothing to do with his time at Inter.
Inter management would sue? LOL! Not only do you not understand modern journalism you don’t really seem to grasp how the law works. You don’t sue someone for mentioning one of your former player got in legal trouble years later. Inter management is not relevant to this article. But then again, neither are any of the comments you made. Good try though.
When you quote something, try not to change the original title. That’s how an ethical journalism works. It is a problem because the news will affect the brand of Inter directly and indirectly, of course if you understand about that. Any information that you write, quote and share in internet media might send you to the jail. Many people have been jailed because of that. Maybe not in your country. Google it first before you made an epic moronic comment.
What!??!?!?! Okay out of all the team’s he’s played him inter would be the second less team he’s played matches in! Why “former inter defender”!? What about madrid or rube!?
do you know what former defender means?
Well, I think The guardian shouldn’t say inter, it somehow gives a bad recognition to us…
oh he guardian said. sorry didn’t know, didn’t read well
XD no problem bro