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Calciopoli Watch: Moggi Challenges Lifetime Ban Proposals, FIGC Expected To Discuss Ban Decision On Wednesday
Former Juventus director Luciano Moggi has challenged the FIGC (Italian FA) proposals to ban him from the game indefinitely.
Last week news broke of a meeting held by the FIGC's court of justice in relation to proposals regarding a possible lifetime ban for Moggi. The opinion of the court opened up a legal can of worms for the FIGC as there was confusion between old and new laws as to who would decide whether he be banned.
The question is still up in the air, and the FIGC's federal counsel are expected to meet president Giancarlo Abete on Wednesday to clarify the situation and make a decision regarding Moggi, as well as the two other figures involved, Antonio Giraudo and Innocenzo Mazzini.
And Moggi has been quick to defend himself from the ban proposals.
"They are scared that I will go back to Juventus. I have not received anything [in relation to the ban] and I am waiting," he told television programme 'Il Punto di Luciano Moggi' on Gold TV.
"Let them do it [place a ban], then I want to see who puts their signature on it because they will pay the consequences."
Because of a change in law in 2007, the courts can now decide whether Moggi is banned. Before the change, the law at the time stated that the ban, following the orginal sentencing in 2006, was only a proposition that would be decided by the head of the FIGC.
However, since the change, the ban decision was no longer a propostion that was down to the head of the FIGC, but rather an automatic option that could be handed to Moggi by the courts of sports justice, without needing the authority of the head of the FIGC.

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Former Juventus director Luciano Moggi has challenged the FIGC (Italian FA) proposals to ban him from the game indefinitely.
Last week news broke of a meeting held by the FIGC's court of justice in relation to proposals regarding a possible lifetime ban for Moggi. The opinion of the court opened up a legal can of worms for the FIGC as there was confusion between old and new laws as to who would decide whether he be banned.
The question is still up in the air, and the FIGC's federal counsel are expected to meet president Giancarlo Abete on Wednesday to clarify the situation and make a decision regarding Moggi, as well as the two other figures involved, Antonio Giraudo and Innocenzo Mazzini.
And Moggi has been quick to defend himself from the ban proposals.
"They are scared that I will go back to Juventus. I have not received anything [in relation to the ban] and I am waiting," he told television programme 'Il Punto di Luciano Moggi' on Gold TV.
"Let them do it [place a ban], then I want to see who puts their signature on it because they will pay the consequences."
Because of a change in law in 2007, the courts can now decide whether Moggi is banned. Before the change, the law at the time stated that the ban, following the orginal sentencing in 2006, was only a proposition that would be decided by the head of the FIGC.
However, since the change, the ban decision was no longer a propostion that was down to the head of the FIGC, but rather an automatic option that could be handed to Moggi by the courts of sports justice, without needing the authority of the head of the FIGC.

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Moggi would get a life ban, dont think FIGC gonna budge an inch, even if he takes it to courts outside he's likely to finish as a loser - it aint possible to take on the entire FIGC and win when all cretins feed each other and already decided to get rid of him permanantly. Dont think there is a legal legislation as such to quantify bans based on the cheating and match fixing boundaries. Its all fascist attitude, bureaucracy at its worst.
Its also annoying that none from the club are openly backing Moggi up at the crisis hour. For the fiat family its all about the missing Scudetto and trying to grab some thing out of the honey pot if Moggi wins, if not there is nothing to lose.
Its also annoying that none from the club are openly backing Moggi up at the crisis hour. For the fiat family its all about the missing Scudetto and trying to grab some thing out of the honey pot if Moggi wins, if not there is nothing to lose.
Its an old news anyway. As Facchetti's voice was heard in the tapes his son has come up some diaries to sum up the honesty of his beloved dad. Cannot figure out how this can be taken as an evidence by FIGC. As for some Inter tapes , they can all get away as courtesy calls if the FIGC chooses to hold on to its blinkers Galliani-Collina angle is something that cannot be rolled under a carpet, yet strange things can always happen.
Sounds a pretty sensible policy to me. 
Ref Bertini...last 12 games with 
...4W 4 L 4 D...Facchetti to Bergamo..."I hope the next result goes in the 
right column(Win)"..."Don't worry, I'll make him understand".
Was this one also resulted as INADEQUATE?
While we struggle for a EL spot those bastards won scudetti and possibly a CL.
I find it funny when I see some footage or pics of the Napoli trial with "Equal justice for all".
BULLSHIT!!!
...4W 4 L 4 D...Facchetti to Bergamo..."I hope the next result goes in the right column(Win)"..."Don't worry, I'll make him understand".Was this one also resulted as INADEQUATE?
While we struggle for a EL spot those bastards won scudetti and possibly a CL.
I find it funny when I see some footage or pics of the Napoli trial with "Equal justice for all".
BULLSHIT!!!
Luciano Moggi is currently on Canale 5 discussing Calciopoli. They are playing the interceptions of Fachetti and Moggi is discussing it with the host along with a bunch of other things related to Calciopoli.
EDIT: This guy is a G. That is all.
EDIT EDIT: He bought his lawyer with him. Maurilio Prioreschi.
EDIT: This guy is a G. That is all.
EDIT EDIT: He bought his lawyer with him. Maurilio Prioreschi.
http://www.calciomercato.com/index.php?c=7&a=178690
"Non ho mai dato schede telefoniche svizzere a nessun arbitro. Ho dato due schede ai designatori Bergamo e Pairetto. Me la hanno chieste loro, io ne avevo due in più e le ho date. Non può essere un problema mio, al massimo è loro. Le schede svizzere le ho prese per proteggermi dallo spionaggio sul calciomercato. E poi è emerso che nel negozio dove le ho acquistate si sono serviti altri uomini del calcio, tra cui anche Marco Branca (dirigente dell'Inter, ndr).”
I never gave Swiss SIM cards to a referee. I gave one to Bergamo and one to Pairetto. They asked me, I had two extra and they wanted them. It’s not a problem of mine, if anything it’s theirs. I got the cards to protect myself from being spied on in the football market. Then it emerges that the store that sold it to me also sold them to other men of football, including Marco Branca (Inter Director).
You wonder why they want him banned?
"Non ho mai dato schede telefoniche svizzere a nessun arbitro. Ho dato due schede ai designatori Bergamo e Pairetto. Me la hanno chieste loro, io ne avevo due in più e le ho date. Non può essere un problema mio, al massimo è loro. Le schede svizzere le ho prese per proteggermi dallo spionaggio sul calciomercato. E poi è emerso che nel negozio dove le ho acquistate si sono serviti altri uomini del calcio, tra cui anche Marco Branca (dirigente dell'Inter, ndr).”
I never gave Swiss SIM cards to a referee. I gave one to Bergamo and one to Pairetto. They asked me, I had two extra and they wanted them. It’s not a problem of mine, if anything it’s theirs. I got the cards to protect myself from being spied on in the football market. Then it emerges that the store that sold it to me also sold them to other men of football, including Marco Branca (Inter Director).
You wonder why they want him banned?
