In Italy, the sight of a black cat - considered the harbinger of bad karma - has everyone running for cover, so there’s no love lost, but Inter fans are incensed that one of their players could do such a thing. Figo vehemently denies the accusation, and is threatening legal action, but his accuser is unrepentant and only too willing to see the ex-Real Madrid footballer in court.
However, the cat’s untimely death has done nothing to end Inter’s run of bad results. On the contrary, Figo was injured in the next match, and today’s game against Siena ended in a 2-2 draw, allowing Roma, who won their match against Atalanta, to come within one point of Inter, who must now win their last game or lose ‘lo scudetto’ - the Serie A championship - and if that happens I know one black cat who’ll be laughing his head off, albeit in cat heaven.
However, the cat’s untimely death has done nothing to end Inter’s run of bad results. On the contrary, Figo was injured in the next match, and today’s game against Siena ended in a 2-2 draw, allowing Roma, who won their match against Atalanta, to come within one point of Inter, who must now win their last game or lose ‘lo scudetto’ - the Serie A championship - and if that happens I know one black cat who’ll be laughing his head off, albeit in cat heaven.
3 comments:
I think I must have missed something? Why would a Milan player "deliberately" run over a black cat, thus hurting his own team's chances and, presumably, causing injuries to himself?
Forza Lazio! [grin]
Exactly! Possibly because he is a professional footballer, and they are very short on smarts. When distributing brains, though I am sure he did his best to be impartial, God definitely overlooked this category.
very much enjoyed this one! its funny that these star successful football players still depend some of their luck on things like cats.
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