Farsopoli(Calciopoli) (33 Viewers)

[marcusa]

All four clubs got some sort of fine. Of course Juve's was the highest.

 

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[PhRoZeN]

with a 120 million fee,we would be DEAD actually

Yeah and to say I was at the point of doing suicide. Anyway I think we should further appeal and take it to TAR. Yes genoa went from B to C after theres, but we have ermm zaccone, right?

 

[giovanotti]

Phew, but thats the equivalent of zala's 6 months wages.

Or Gigi's week wage.

 

[mnementh]

I like him too. But like many dead people, now he passed away so it's nice to think of his past as a player.

 

[Morra10]

he wont be dead in 2 years in euro 2008

 

[engonga]

i'm satisfied about lazio,fiorentina and milan because this will strengthen the serie A and the return of milan to the champions also will increase italian chances to win it. but i'm amazed aout the difference in the treatement between us and fiorentina and lazio.

 

[mnementh]

Genoa is in serie b too, hmmm, that's another pretty good team.

 

[pavelnedved]

i'm satisfied about lazio,fiorentina and milan because this will strengthen the serie A and the return of milan to the champions also will increase italian chances to win it. but i'm amazed aout the difference in the treatement between us and fiorentina and lazio.

wtf ?

I'd hate Milan to win the CL.

 

[mnementh]

he wont be dead in 2 years in euro 2008

by then, Legrotalie will take his spot.

 

[BIG DADDY!!!]

Calciopoli: Appeal sentences in full Tuesday 25 July, 2006

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Here’s a brief rundown of the new Calciopoli sentences after the appeals verdicts were finally delivered.

Juventus
Relegated to Serie B with 17 point penalty
Stripped of last two titles
Handed three-match home ban

Fiorentina
Returned to Serie A with 19 point penalty
Deducted 30 points from their 2005-06 tally
Handed three-match home ban

Lazio
Returned to Serie A with 11 point penalty
Deducted 30 points from their 2005-06 tally
Handed two-match home ban

Milan
Deducted 30 points from their 2005-06 tally
Remain in Serie A with an eight point penalty
Handed one-match home ban

Club officials
Luciano Moggi (ex-Juventus) banned for five years
Antonio Giraudo (ex-Juventus) banned for five years
Adriano Galliani (Milan) banned for nine months
Leonardo Meani (ex-Milan) banned for two years and six months
Andrea Della Valle (Fiorentina) banned for three years
Diego Della Valle (Fiorentina) banned for three years
Sandro Mencucci (Fiorentina) banned for two years and six months
Claudio Lotito (Lazio) banned for two years and six months

FIGC officials
Franco Carraro (ex-President) fined 80,000 euros
Innocenzo Mazzini (ex-Vice-President) banned for five years

Referees and officials
Tullio Lanese banned for two years and six months
Pierluigi Pairetto banned for three years
Gennaro Mazzei banned for six months
Pietro Ingargiola cautioned
Massimo De Santis banned for four years
Paolo Dondarini cleared
Gianluca Paparesta banned for three months
Fabrizio Babini banned for six months
Claudio Puglisi banned for six months

WTF!

 

[Everblue]

NEWS FLASH (watching SKY Italia now)

Cobolli Gigli, Juventus president just announced that the club will not accept the virdict and they are going to take the matter to the court of justice!

Regarding Cannavaro: Juventus have NOT SIGNED for the selling of Cannavaro - he went on his own!

 

[swag]

Well, slaps on the wrists all around -- although Juve gets a punishment they (though not the fans, players) likely deserved. It's not fair, but this is Calciopoli.

The worst news of all I see of this is there's nothing that gives me any kind of hope that this won't happen again in Serie A in a couple of seasons.

 

[marcusa]

I like him too. But like many dead people, now he passed away so it's nice to think of his past as a player.

I almost puked when I saw Canna in a Real uniform today....sad, sad, sad.

 

[giovanotti]

Will Ibrahimovic leave us now?

 

[pavelnedved]

Calciopoli: Appeal sentences in full Tuesday 25 July, 2006

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Here’s a brief rundown of the new Calciopoli sentences after the appeals verdicts were finally delivered.

Juventus
Relegated to Serie B with 17 point penalty
Stripped of last two titles
Handed three-match home ban

Fiorentina
Returned to Serie A with 19 point penalty
Deducted 30 points from their 2005-06 tally
Handed three-match home ban

Lazio
Returned to Serie A with 11 point penalty
Deducted 30 points from their 2005-06 tally
Handed two-match home ban

Milan
Deducted 30 points from their 2005-06 tally
Remain in Serie A with an eight point penalty
Handed one-match home ban

Club officials
Luciano Moggi (ex-Juventus) banned for five years
Antonio Giraudo (ex-Juventus) banned for five years
Adriano Galliani (Milan) banned for nine months
Leonardo Meani (ex-Milan) banned for two years and six months
Andrea Della Valle (Fiorentina) banned for three years
Diego Della Valle (Fiorentina) banned for three years
Sandro Mencucci (Fiorentina) banned for two years and six months
Claudio Lotito (Lazio) banned for two years and six months

FIGC officials
Franco Carraro (ex-President) fined 80,000 euros
Innocenzo Mazzini (ex-Vice-President) banned for five years

Referees and officials
Tullio Lanese banned for two years and six months
Pierluigi Pairetto banned for three years
Gennaro Mazzei banned for six months
Pietro Ingargiola cautioned
Massimo De Santis banned for four years
Paolo Dondarini cleared
Gianluca Paparesta banned for three months
Fabrizio Babini banned for six months
Claudio Puglisi banned for six months

WTF!

3 match home ban ? Man, I was planning to go watch the first Juve match again, like last year.

 

[loyada]

What do these "3 days of disqualification" mean?

home ban , we play our first 3 games in neutral place

 

[TrumanS]

You really don't know a lot about the whole issue huh do you?

Could a court convict Juventus? I'm sure that, with a little bending of the rules (after all, there's still no such thing as hard proof) they could. Should, if Juventus convicted, they do the same to Milan, Lazio and Fiorentina? They most definitely should, considering the fact they violated the same articles. That Meani, with Galliani's approval, did what Moggi did should translate in an equal punishment not in Serie A with CL.

That you mentioned consent from Galliani suggests to me that it's you who're not exactly 'clued up'.

The weight of evidence against Juve is vast. Far more than against Lazio and Fiorentina and a solar system from Milan. Why on earth would you expect similar punishments between the sides, which is basically what you're all looking for? If you'd fiddled the league for two years (at least) and Fiorentina and Lazio bought a few games apiece (which is basically what happened), why should you share the same division? You may have violated the same articles but there are degress of violation. Remember that.

 

[swag]

Will Ibrahimovic leave us now?

...PLEASE!

 

[Lilianna]

wtf ?

I'd hate Milan to win the CL.

me too.
i hate them more and more....especially today

 

[Everblue]

Juventus are going for the court of justice!
Juventus did not sign Cannavaro away yet! This is incredible.

Cobolli Gigli just said it on SKY Itaila LIVE.