Earlier today it was reported that disgraced former Juventus manager Luciano Moggi may make a shock return to football despite being handed a six-year ban following the infamous Calciopoli scandal in 2006.
Today the 71-year-old was in Naples for a trial, and upon leaving the courthouse he spoke to some journalists about the events of three years ago.
"Instead of football stadiums now I am mostly found in court," he joked, as reported on IlSole24Ore.com.
"We were being followed, the Telecom trial of Milan is revealing this. They followed us.
"Did I give foreign phone cards to the referees? Do you think that if a referee was my associate I would need to call him five times? I would go to his dressing room and pat him on the shoulder."
He then took another jibe at Inter, who have dominated Italian football in the aftermath of the scandal. Recently the salesman who provided Moggi with his foreign phone cards revealed that Inter manager Marco Branca was one of his clients.
"If Inter went to that store and a former Telecom security officer had two Swiss phone cards confiscated, I think that if one and one still equals two, the conclusion is clear...," Moggi concluded.
Danilo Pochini, Goal.com
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