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Do you guys realize what all this means? According to these recent revelations, not only did Juventus win the title in 2005 without cheating but they did it (with two match days in hand) without cheating against direct rivals who were cheating. Hahahahaha WOW we had a squad then. No wonder...

The 2006 title will likely be stripped from Inter but expect little else. Even though they confirmed that what happened in 2006 was wrong, the 5 year permitted time frame to take action with the FIGC expired so nothing else can really occur. Juventus could take the matter to civil courts but...

No article 6 violations = no cheating

Who's "we"?

Garganese can be whatever he wants. When he quotes direct releases from the sports tribunals or civil trials it is irrelevant who he likes. It makes the results of the trials no less true. Besides, this is all over the Italian papers. It’s not like he’s the only one kicking shit up. For the...

I fear being misquoted. 1-3 point penalties were all we had seen for Article 1 violations up until 2006. It should be noted that we Fiorentina, Lazio, etc. did get more than that for having committed Article 1 violations. They were still way less than Serie B with a huge point deduction. In...

and honesty

In few words…because our heroes Elkann and Co haven’t requested it. They certainly would have grounds now more than ever but what are they doing?

I agree with you in theory but the fact remains that since the 2006 mistake Serie A has struggled to regain its prowess and relegating the two biggest rivals of Juve will further reduce the level of competition in a league that is still trying to regain its former lure. In any case this is a...

They could be punished if time had not expired. The new evidence supersedes the double jeopardy rule as far as I know because Meani was charged with violating Article 1. He was never charged for Article 6 violations meaning that charge would be the first time he would see it. It is irrelevant...

A few points. 1-I read comments like “The FIGC can’t ignore this, they have to do something” The FIGC can’t “ignore” this. They are the ones that released the statement in the first place. They said it happened, we messed up but we cannot (or rather will not) do anything about it because...