



He even said to the police “because I went to that house” when he was asked why he’s in trouble.
NO, YOU TRIED TO FUCK A MINOR AND ASKED FOR INTIMATE CONTACT AFTER KNOWING HER A MINUTE.
He’s a dangerous dangerous dangerous man.
Man U's squad that night:
Manchester United: Pilkington, Parker, Irwin, McGibbon, Pallister (C), P. Neville (Cooke 46′), Davies (Bruce 58′), Beckham, Sharpe, McClair, Giggs.
Subs not used: Tomlinson.
The players in bold all had or would go on to get international caps.
Now let me start by saying that in real life, nobody should die over a joke, no matter how hurtful.
But these guys don't subscribe to the real world. So, within the rules of the Mafia, should Johnny have had satisfaction against Ralph? You have a guy making a comment about a boss' wife, in full public spectacle, and to let something like that slide will undermine Johnny Sack forever. Not to mention, you have another crew/family, being given a pass by the boss of a more powerful family in New York - this is massively undermining to Johnny and his ability to restore order, this could have caused NYC and Johnny to lose face.
On the flip side of that, the comment was passed on in hearsay and economic value should override principles.
I side with Johnny, and I think Carmine should have sanctioned the hit.