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juve down to serie b an -30 points , fiorentina to serie b , ac milan stay in serie a -15 points start , lazio to serie b -7 points
the italian footy scandal verdict countdown thread
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The Pious Pawn
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Pretty lenient for juve imho , ive got it on sky sports .
Termite Man
zombie flesh eater
Epico said:
Milan are -15 points !
Termite Man
zombie flesh eater
Since Milan haven't been relegated it will be interesting to see how many players they lose
Concrete Meadow
ars longa vita brevis
Anyways, the four teams have until today (Monday 17 July) to appeal but my question is: why wasn't Milan relegated to Serie B as well? I've read that the reason was "not enough evidence" 
what a joke!
what a joke!
Maggot
The Cake of Liberty
Epico said:
I think the relegation is fair enough but the points deduction on top is too much. With minus 30 points Juve might still go down to Seria C the following season
From what I read about the scandal, Milan were more involved than Lazio and Fiorentina and They should have gone down too.
Monkeygrinder's Organ
Dodgy geezer swilling vapid lager
Concrete Meadow said:Anyways, the four teams have until today (Monday 17 July) to appeal but my question is: why wasn't Milan relegated to Serie B as well? I've read that the reason was "not enough evidence"
Maybe there wasn't enough evidence, I haven't seen it have you?
On the other hand if you were being cynical you might look at their president.
Macaroni Pony
globbits
Latest from Gazzetta...
1. Fiorentina may go to Serie A with a strong points penalty or may stay in B with less of a points deducted hit.
2. Lazio may go to Serie A with a points penalty.
3. JuveB (new name, ahaha
) may have their points deducted to -15 in Serie B.
4. Milan may start next season with -6/7 points and may enter the UEFA Cup.
1. Fiorentina may go to Serie A with a strong points penalty or may stay in B with less of a points deducted hit.
2. Lazio may go to Serie A with a points penalty.
3. JuveB (new name, ahaha
) may have their points deducted to -15 in Serie B.4. Milan may start next season with -6/7 points and may enter the UEFA Cup.
Macaroni Pony said:
Here's hoping. Didn't the Gazzetta get it spot on last time?
From Uefa.com:
Which means the verdicts must be delivered today. 20.00 CET apparently.
Macaroni Pony
globbits
Have you read the specifics of the Lazio allegations? Don't think i've seen them....
The Milan one is;
I've also read that Juve have a strategy ensuring that Milan etc won't benefit from their talent - hence the "twinning" of Thuram with Zambrotta....
The Milan one is;
I've also read that Juve have a strategy ensuring that Milan etc won't benefit from their talent - hence the "twinning" of Thuram with Zambrotta....
Macaroni Pony said:
Lazio were alleged to have attempted to influence referees in three games during the 2004/5 season. The only one they were found guilty of was a 0-0 draw with Brescia. Tombolini, the referee for that game, has given evidence at the appeal this weekend. He has stated that if he did anything wrong that day, it was to deny Lazio a penalty which he should have given.
Macaroni Pony
globbits
Seems to me that Lazio's punishment is not consistant with Milans!
The more i find out, the more it appears to be hysterical overreaction by the media in the case of the 3 other clubs...
A former Milan employee requested a specific linesman...
Lazio tried to influence a ref who made the mistake of not awarding them a pen in a 0-0 draw....
Does this sort of thing not happen in every league in every country?
The more i find out, the more it appears to be hysterical overreaction by the media in the case of the 3 other clubs...
A former Milan employee requested a specific linesman...
Lazio tried to influence a ref who made the mistake of not awarding them a pen in a 0-0 draw....
Does this sort of thing not happen in every league in every country?
Revised punishments for the Italian Quartet in the match fixing scandal...
From the Beeb sports Revised punishments
Juventus: relegated with 30 point penalty; now still in Serie B but with 17-point deduction
AC Milan: Were allowed to stay in Serie A but with 15-point penalty; now still in Serie A but with eight point deduction and put back into Champions League! - But it does help to have a media mogul & ex-prime minister of Italy owing the Rossoneri!
Lazio: relegated with seven-point penalty; now put back in Serie A with 11-point deduction
Fiorentina: relegated with 12-point penalty; now put back in Serie A with 19-point deduction.
From the Beeb sports Revised punishments
Juventus: relegated with 30 point penalty; now still in Serie B but with 17-point deduction
AC Milan: Were allowed to stay in Serie A but with 15-point penalty; now still in Serie A but with eight point deduction and put back into Champions League! - But it does help to have a media mogul & ex-prime minister of Italy owing the Rossoneri!
Lazio: relegated with seven-point penalty; now put back in Serie A with 11-point deduction
Fiorentina: relegated with 12-point penalty; now put back in Serie A with 19-point deduction.
Concrete Meadow
ars longa vita brevis
From the Guardian:
Tuesday July 25, 2006
Lazio and Fiorentina have been reinstated to Serie A, but Juventus remain in Serie B following their appeals against the sanctions imposed on them as a result of the match-fixing scandal.
http://football.guardian.co.uk/continentalfootball/story/0,,1830046,00.html
... the night's still young, no?
Tuesday July 25, 2006
Lazio and Fiorentina have been reinstated to Serie A, but Juventus remain in Serie B following their appeals against the sanctions imposed on them as a result of the match-fixing scandal.
http://football.guardian.co.uk/continentalfootball/story/0,,1830046,00.html
... the night's still young, no?
Macaroni Pony
globbits
STFC said:
and again!
Bet you're chuffed?
Macaroni Pony said:and again!
Bet you're chuffed?
Absolutely! Looking forward to next season now, it wouldn't be the same without the Rome derby.
Still puzzled about exactly why Lazio were punished, but I suppose when it comes to Italian justice it's better just to accept it. It's a shame they won't be in the UEFA Cup as they did brilliantly to qualify last season when a lot of people were tipping them for relegation, but at least they are back in Serie A.
Macaroni Pony
globbits
The Inter fans are moaning that we're in the Champions League (albeit in the qualifiers) already;
"if they appeal again, they will probably let Milan play from the Champion's league quarter finals"
Bet Zambrotta is wishing he didn't disappear so quick....
"if they appeal again, they will probably let Milan play from the Champion's league quarter finals"
Bet Zambrotta is wishing he didn't disappear so quick....
g force
Affects Shatner's Basoon
Macaroni Pony said:The Inter fans are moaning that we're in the Champions League (albeit in the qualifiers) already;
"if they appeal again, they will probably let Milan play from the Champion's league quarter finals"
Bet Zambrotta is wishing he didn't disappear so quick....
To a team that's the defending CL winners and double league winners, without having to pay referees - made perfect sense to me
God, you're serious.
Well, if we're going to allow people to bribe officials without fear of serious reprecussions, we may as well just start handing out medals and trophies to the people with the most money, power and influence now and fuck the troublesome messing around with irritating things like beating the opposition by being better than them.
Well, if we're going to allow people to bribe officials without fear of serious reprecussions, we may as well just start handing out medals and trophies to the people with the most money, power and influence now and fuck the troublesome messing around with irritating things like beating the opposition by being better than them.
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