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Today 3 referees who had won appeals or reversed decisions from Calciopoli were none the less denied their right by AIA to be Serie A referees for the upcoming season.
Their names are Paparesta, Pieri and Bertini.
Ironically, the games that apparently landed Juventus in Serie B were:
Juventus-Udinese (Rodomonti/Farina*)
*Farina actually refereed the previous Udinese game and it was alleged that players were wrongfully booked while sitting on yellow cards ruling them out of their next game with Juve. It turned out no one was sitting on a yellow from Udinese.
Juventus-Sampdoria (Dondarini)
In any case, despite the likely scenario being that these referees will be tagged as “Moggi influenced”, in truth they are far from it and were accused of influencing matches that had nothing to do with Juventus. In fact Paparesta was yelled at for having screwed Juventus against Reggina that season.
http://www.calciomercato.com/index.php?c=7&a=87226
Their names are Paparesta, Pieri and Bertini.
Ironically, the games that apparently landed Juventus in Serie B were:
Juventus-Udinese (Rodomonti/Farina*)
*Farina actually refereed the previous Udinese game and it was alleged that players were wrongfully booked while sitting on yellow cards ruling them out of their next game with Juve. It turned out no one was sitting on a yellow from Udinese.
Juventus-Sampdoria (Dondarini)
In any case, despite the likely scenario being that these referees will be tagged as “Moggi influenced”, in truth they are far from it and were accused of influencing matches that had nothing to do with Juventus. In fact Paparesta was yelled at for having screwed Juventus against Reggina that season.
http://www.calciomercato.com/index.php?c=7&a=87226
Italian players charged after match-fixing probe
ROME, July 4 (Reuters) - Five players have been charged over alleged match-fixing in last season's home and away Serie A fixtures between Atalanta and relegated Livorno, Italy's football federation (FIGC) said on Friday.
Atalanta's Gian Paolo Bellini and former Livorno captain David Balleri have been charged with seeking to fix the results of the games on Dec 23, which ended in a 1-1 draw, and May 4, which Atalanta won 3-2, the FIGC said.
Livorno brothers Emanuele and Antonio Filippini, along with team mate Alessandro Grandoni, have also been reported by the federation's prosecutor to the national disciplinary commission for a failure to inform the authorities about the events.
The two clubs were also reported to the commission over the behaviour of their players.
"I don't think there was any type of agreement at all," Luigi Del Neri, the coach of Bergamo-based Atalanta, was quoted as saying by La Gazzetta dello Sport's website (www.gazzetta.it). "Atalanta played to win, as always."
Reuters
ROME, July 4 (Reuters) - Five players have been charged over alleged match-fixing in last season's home and away Serie A fixtures between Atalanta and relegated Livorno, Italy's football federation (FIGC) said on Friday.
Atalanta's Gian Paolo Bellini and former Livorno captain David Balleri have been charged with seeking to fix the results of the games on Dec 23, which ended in a 1-1 draw, and May 4, which Atalanta won 3-2, the FIGC said.
Livorno brothers Emanuele and Antonio Filippini, along with team mate Alessandro Grandoni, have also been reported by the federation's prosecutor to the national disciplinary commission for a failure to inform the authorities about the events.
The two clubs were also reported to the commission over the behaviour of their players.
"I don't think there was any type of agreement at all," Luigi Del Neri, the coach of Bergamo-based Atalanta, was quoted as saying by La Gazzetta dello Sport's website (www.gazzetta.it). "Atalanta played to win, as always."
Reuters
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