TORINO – Life is a spinning wheel, you know. Sometimes, due to a strange compensation mechanism, the principle of “whoever wounds by the sword perishes by the sword“, a famous proverb of an evangelical origin which should suggest that you do little to be bold with your opponents in periods of glory, because the saddest ones could soon arrive. In short, it is better not to exaggerate, because if today you are a hammer, tomorrow you could be an anvil. Exactly what happened to Marco Materazzi, flag of Interwho in past years had never failed to underline his militant anti-Juventinism, complete with admission of “enjoyment” for the last two finals of Champions League lost by the black and white team: “I respect you but sportingly I hate Juventus. I was there in Cardiff and Berlin when they lost: my heart was pounding, if they had won it would have been bad“.
Materazzi, from hammer to anvil
It has turned into a kind of “amulet”, in short, gulfing directly on the spot and seeing Juventus come out defeated on both occasions. It is a pity, however, that Materazzi was also present yesterday in Istanbul and attended the Manchester City victory over his Inter. The TV framed him several times during the match as he despaired in the stands after Rodri’s lead or after the Nerazzurri’s missed chances and the screenshots became viral memes on social media among Juventus fans. Images to which is added his reaction on leaving Ataturk in Istanbul, when he was asked for his opinion on the match and on Inter’s misfortune. His gaze lost in emptiness and disappointed, without saying a single word, has become another memorable moment for the black and white world. Because life is a spinning wheel, you know.
2023-06-11 08:31:00
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