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And another police officer will tell you there was enough evidence to demote Juve. Doesn't necessarily mean either one is right.

I have no faith in the system of sports justice. I have an open mind regarding Italy's proper courts.

You don't feel it is worth Juve trying to clear its name, Cron? Titles and compensation should only be a side issue.

Keep the general Moggi stuff to this thread http://www.juventuz.com/forum/showthread.php?t=29201, Vin. Save this one for the Calciopoli specific stuff.

It was a post in the ASQ thread that pushed him over the points limit.

You're going to have to wait a while for a response to that.

You never return to the scene of a crime, let alone one of victory. -Luciano Moggi. Looks like he'll never return to Juve, then, given that it was the scene of a both.

There hasn't been a hearing for a while.

:D

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Not really. I can just about do these things on a computer, but doing it via a phone is beyond me.

Third time lucky? :D

A couple of good scandals involving Telecom Italia should at least result in them not renewing their sponsorship of the league, which ought to help to some extent in the longer run.

Seems to be following the 'everyone was guilty' approach, rather than claiming innocence.

You should have held on to the stock. There's (hopefully) another famine coming.

Sounds a pretty sensible policy to me. :shifty:

Nothing. Just repitition of old stuff.

It's a sad day when dexterity trumps the ability for rational thought when it comes to voting eligibility.

I have little/no faith in sporting courts (in most countries, let alone Italy), but I retain some faith in the real court system. For instance, I find it astonishing that the FIGC's rules allow them to chance a person's length of ban at the drop of a hat. I don't suppose they even had the...

Banning Moggi doesn't bother me. What does bother me is that people like whoever it was in Fiorentina (whichever Della Valle) that was found to have tried to fix a match hasn't got a life time ban.