Appeal For The Italian Scandal!
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Juventus' demotion to Serie B will stand but Lazio and Fiorentina are to remain in Serie A, the Italian federal court appeals tribunal announced on Tuesday evening.
The Bianconeri had originally been handed a 30-point Serie B deduction for the forthcoming campaign, but, on appeal, that has now been reduced to a 17-point penalty even if the deposed champions' relegation stands.
Lazio and Fiorentina, meanwhile, have been allowed to remain in Serie A, but will start with 11 and 19 point deductions respectively.
Milan have been allowed to compete in the UEFA Champions League in the forthcoming campaign, although the Rossoneri start the coming season with an eight-point handicap.
Lazio, Fiorentina and Milan have all been docked 30 points from their league total for season 2005/06.
More to follow...
how biased, milan allowed in the UCL..obviously the Italian PM or ex PM had something to do with it.
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wtf....thats scandalous...bullsh!t...
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without milan the UCL will lose a lot of shine.
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very eat money.... tink the board tat reduce the sentence ate money n possible got mafia intervention.... tink italia football will forever be kelong...
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That's right. Once a corrupted league, always a corrupted league.
Think Juve is going for a fresh appeal again. Don't be surprised that they will be back up in Serie A after the appeal.
Damn Serie A!! Lost confidence in this corrupted league. -
they are even more kelong than michael vana....
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hehe.. At least Michal Vana didnt get caught. Juve did..Originally posted by BrUtUs:they are even more kelong than michael vana....
Anyway, where is him these days?? hmm. -
should be hiding in the mountains of czech republic....?Originally posted by Jader:hehe.. At least Michal Vana didnt get caught. Juve did..
Anyway, where is him these days?? hmm. -
I'm all for relegation. This way, we can see new teams playing. -
but too bad all the $$$ n influences in the league n decisions... juve should be in serie C...Originally posted by Parka: I'm all for relegation. This way, we can see new teams playing. -
no more great italian sale after all.....................
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even if juve will allow in serie A, i have a feeling they will appeal for a UCL place. sekali even appeal for title.
wtf! italy is confirm a kelong country!
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The whole scandal seems covered up by me.
All the political power and mafias seemed to have taken control.
This whole scandal is a joke la.
Scarly they appeal until all bo dai ji, den Juventus will bang the wall for selling Cannavaro, Thuram, Zambrotta & Emerson too early.
Cheers.
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i think that luciano moggi offended some mafias..if not where got so easy to tap up his conversation with the referees one.Originally posted by CKeer:The whole scandal seems covered up by me.
All the political power and mafias seemed to have taken control.
This whole scandal is a joke la.
Scarly they appeal until all bo dai ji, den Juventus will bang the wall for selling Cannavaro, Thuram, Zambrotta & Emerson too early.
Cheers.
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Wonder if FC Internazionale received backing from those mafiosi that Moggi offended.Originally posted by stellazio:i think that luciano moggi offended some mafias..if not where got so easy to tap up his conversation with the referees one.
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That's why justice is blind....
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money is everything
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no more serie a for me for awhile yet...it's all crook.
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it was over for me since they stop televising seria aOriginally posted by weiqimun:no more serie a for me for awhile yet...it's all crook. -
The way I see it, the Italian FA lost a lot of credibility by reducing the sentences as a result of the appeals. If you want to punish the teams, just give them the punishment, and stick to it!
The way I see it, the four clubs were allowed the reprieve only because of:
1. The World Cup win.
2. Money talks. The loss of four clubs from Serie A and the Champions League would lead to loss of $$$$.
It sends a wrong message to others by allowing them a reprieve following the appeals. It shows that you can have a chance to get off the hook if you're corrupt.
As it is, the original punishments, while harsh, are already less harsh than the worst case scenario: Juve goes to Serie C1, and AC Milan joins the others in Serie B. If you're going to be corrupt, then you had better pay the price if you're caught. -
Totally agree with you. Even though being a big Parma fan, I will stop watching Serie A for a big while.Originally posted by weiqimun:no more serie a for me for awhile yet...it's all crook.
When will Juve's appeal outcome be known? Think they will get back their Serie A status quite soon.
Corrupted Serie A, corrupted Italy.