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isha00 said:
Agroppi is the torinista answer to Zeman: 2 sore losers. Don't listen to them.
(Btw, Agroppi is also the uncle of one of our ex primavera players: Luci. Once he went to see on of Luci's matches in Viareggio. When he was "caught" he looked quite ashamed
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(Btw, Agroppi is also the uncle of one of our ex primavera players: Luci. Once he went to see on of Luci's matches in Viareggio. When he was "caught" he looked quite ashamed
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But isn't Luci still with us, but injured???
Lazio conciliation fails Wednesday 23 August, 2006
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Lazio could also take further legal action after their conciliation with the FIGC failed, while Juventus warn they won’t be cowed by the threat of sanctions.
The Calciopoli scandal rumbles on as the six clubs punished as part of the match-fixing trial – Juve, Fiorentina, Lazio, Milan, Reggina and Arezzo – continue their legal battles to have the penalties reduced.
After the Bianconeri, Lazio’s conciliation meeting with the Federation has also failed to find a solution, so they’ll go to the CONI arbitration.
The Biancocelesti are ordered to begin the next Serie A season with an 11-point handicap, already a vast improvement from their original verdict of demotion.
“We will ask for the elimination of all the sanctions put on this club for the current season,” explained lawyer Ugo Longo. “There are all the elements needed for Lazio to start a campaign without a handicap or suspension.”
Juventus also failed in their conciliation this week and hinted at plans to go to the Lazio TAR tribunal or even the European Court of Justice to have their Serie A status restored. They currently begin the campaign in Serie B with a 17-point penalty.
The FIGC and FIFA have reacted angrily to the suggestion, which could delay the start of the season planned for September 9 and 10.
The Federation has threatened to dock even more points if any club goes to the civil courts, but FIFA today confirmed they would not punish the FIGC. The situation will be “monitored carefully” by spokesman Andreas Herren and further decisions may be taken, should the circumstances require them.
Juventus responded with a statement from their lawyer, Riccardo Montanaro. “We are not taking any illegal steps. If we go to the TAR, it is because the Italian law allows it.”
http://www.channel4.com/sport/football_italia/aug23l.html
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Lazio could also take further legal action after their conciliation with the FIGC failed, while Juventus warn they won’t be cowed by the threat of sanctions.
The Calciopoli scandal rumbles on as the six clubs punished as part of the match-fixing trial – Juve, Fiorentina, Lazio, Milan, Reggina and Arezzo – continue their legal battles to have the penalties reduced.
After the Bianconeri, Lazio’s conciliation meeting with the Federation has also failed to find a solution, so they’ll go to the CONI arbitration.
The Biancocelesti are ordered to begin the next Serie A season with an 11-point handicap, already a vast improvement from their original verdict of demotion.
“We will ask for the elimination of all the sanctions put on this club for the current season,” explained lawyer Ugo Longo. “There are all the elements needed for Lazio to start a campaign without a handicap or suspension.”
Juventus also failed in their conciliation this week and hinted at plans to go to the Lazio TAR tribunal or even the European Court of Justice to have their Serie A status restored. They currently begin the campaign in Serie B with a 17-point penalty.
The FIGC and FIFA have reacted angrily to the suggestion, which could delay the start of the season planned for September 9 and 10.
The Federation has threatened to dock even more points if any club goes to the civil courts, but FIFA today confirmed they would not punish the FIGC. The situation will be “monitored carefully” by spokesman Andreas Herren and further decisions may be taken, should the circumstances require them.
Juventus responded with a statement from their lawyer, Riccardo Montanaro. “We are not taking any illegal steps. If we go to the TAR, it is because the Italian law allows it.”
http://www.channel4.com/sport/football_italia/aug23l.html
Juventus Appeal Could Lead To Italy Ban
Juve's fight against the punishment handed out to them in the match-fixing scandal could even see Italy miss out on the Euro 2008 qualifiers, said FIFA.
Juventus continue to fight against the demotion to Serie B along with the deduction of 17 points, and are currently trying to appeal to a civil court.
If they were to manage to do so, the Italian Federation (FIGC) could be suspended by FIFA, according to the governing body's rules.
In a released letter, the FIGC acknowledged that Juve had not yet launched the appeal, and went on to threaten more sanctions and punishments should the Bianconeri do so to a Regional Administrative Court based in Rome, as they annouced they would on Monday.
They also went on to say that they had already sent a letter to FIFA explaining the situation, and their position on Juve's appeal.
The initial punishments in the Calciopoli scandal had seen Juventus demoted to Serie B along with a 30 point deduction, which was later repealed to 17. The other demoted clubs - Lazio and Fiorentina - saw their demotions overturned, while Milan are back in the Champions League.
http://www.goal.com/en/articolo.aspx?ContenutoId=115159
Juve's fight against the punishment handed out to them in the match-fixing scandal could even see Italy miss out on the Euro 2008 qualifiers, said FIFA.
Juventus continue to fight against the demotion to Serie B along with the deduction of 17 points, and are currently trying to appeal to a civil court.
If they were to manage to do so, the Italian Federation (FIGC) could be suspended by FIFA, according to the governing body's rules.
In a released letter, the FIGC acknowledged that Juve had not yet launched the appeal, and went on to threaten more sanctions and punishments should the Bianconeri do so to a Regional Administrative Court based in Rome, as they annouced they would on Monday.
They also went on to say that they had already sent a letter to FIFA explaining the situation, and their position on Juve's appeal.
The initial punishments in the Calciopoli scandal had seen Juventus demoted to Serie B along with a 30 point deduction, which was later repealed to 17. The other demoted clubs - Lazio and Fiorentina - saw their demotions overturned, while Milan are back in the Champions League.
http://www.goal.com/en/articolo.aspx?ContenutoId=115159
La Juventus domani mattina ricorrerà al Tar. Avv Montanaro 'La legge lo consente'
18:27 del 23 agosto
Domani mattina il club bianconero è deciso a presentare ricorso presso la giustizia ordinaria del Lazio. La Juve è consapevole di aver violato la clausola compromissioria e ritiene di dover correre il rischio di una ulteriore penalizzazione. Probelma in più per una Figc che deve far fronte anche alle pressioni della Fifa.
''La nostra posizione non cambia. Andiamo avanti con il ricorso al Tar perché lo consente la legge italiana. La Juventus non commette nulla di illegale''. Lo ha detto all'ADNKRONOS l'avvocato Riccardo Montanaro, uno dei legali del club bianconero. ''Nessuna rottura con Fifa o con Figc, che restano i nostri referenti, ma se esiste un problema questo riguarda gli ordinamenti, e non il comportamento della Juventus''.
http://www.calciomercato.com/index.php?c=21&a=14523
18:27 del 23 agosto
Domani mattina il club bianconero è deciso a presentare ricorso presso la giustizia ordinaria del Lazio. La Juve è consapevole di aver violato la clausola compromissioria e ritiene di dover correre il rischio di una ulteriore penalizzazione. Probelma in più per una Figc che deve far fronte anche alle pressioni della Fifa.
''La nostra posizione non cambia. Andiamo avanti con il ricorso al Tar perché lo consente la legge italiana. La Juventus non commette nulla di illegale''. Lo ha detto all'ADNKRONOS l'avvocato Riccardo Montanaro, uno dei legali del club bianconero. ''Nessuna rottura con Fifa o con Figc, che restano i nostri referenti, ma se esiste un problema questo riguarda gli ordinamenti, e non il comportamento della Juventus''.
http://www.calciomercato.com/index.php?c=21&a=14523
guys, important info: http://www.channel4.com/sport/football_italia/aug23l.html
Juventus also failed in their conciliation this week and hinted at plans to go to the Lazio TAR tribunal or even the European Court of Justice to have their Serie A status restored. They currently begin the campaign in Serie B with a 17-point penalty.
The FIGC and FIFA have reacted angrily to the suggestion, which could delay the start of the season planned for September 9 and 10.
The Federation has threatened to dock even more points if any club goes to the civil courts, but FIFA today confirmed they would not punish the FIGC. The situation will be “monitored carefully” by spokesman Andreas Herren and further decisions may be taken, should the circumstances require them.
Juventus responded with a statement from their lawyer, Riccardo Montanaro. “We are not taking any illegal steps. If we go to the TAR, it is because the Italian law allows it.”
Juventus also failed in their conciliation this week and hinted at plans to go to the Lazio TAR tribunal or even the European Court of Justice to have their Serie A status restored. They currently begin the campaign in Serie B with a 17-point penalty.
The FIGC and FIFA have reacted angrily to the suggestion, which could delay the start of the season planned for September 9 and 10.
The Federation has threatened to dock even more points if any club goes to the civil courts, but FIFA today confirmed they would not punish the FIGC. The situation will be “monitored carefully” by spokesman Andreas Herren and further decisions may be taken, should the circumstances require them.
Juventus responded with a statement from their lawyer, Riccardo Montanaro. “We are not taking any illegal steps. If we go to the TAR, it is because the Italian law allows it.”
Vinman said:
no way...we are getting the royal screw, and theres NO reason we should be treated any different than the other guilty parties
Pado, you're a lawyer...this whole affair to you should ring of conspiracy, so why let those bastards beat us ??
fuck 'em...lets fight to the finish !!!
Pado, you're a lawyer...this whole affair to you should ring of conspiracy, so why let those bastards beat us ??
fuck 'em...lets fight to the finish !!!
imo the only reason we got to this place is that we bowed down from the begining and didnt demand serie A from the begining and refuse serie B.
We r the only club that suffered these kinds of losses and the only club that took major steps to change the last management team. And wat they do is screw us more .
I wouldnt want my team to go down without a fight. The players do it on the field and i expect the management to do it outside the field to protect this club.
sateeh said:
imo the only reason we got to this place is that we bowed down from the begining and didnt demand serie A from the begining and refuse serie B.
We r the only club that suffered these kinds of losses and the only club that took major steps to change the last management team. And wat they do is screw us more .
I wouldnt want my team to go down without a fight. The players do it on the field and i expect the management to do it outside the field to protect this club.
agree 100%.
sateeh said:
imo the only reason we got to this place is that we bowed down from the begining and didnt demand serie A from the begining and refuse serie B.
We r the only club that suffered these kinds of losses and the only club that took major steps to change the last management team. And wat they do is screw us more .
I wouldnt want my team to go down without a fight. The players do it on the field and i expect the management to do it outside the field to protect this club.
sateeh said:
imo the only reason we got to this place is that we bowed down from the begining and didnt demand serie A from the begining and refuse serie B.
We r the only club that suffered these kinds of losses and the only club that took major steps to change the last management team. And wat they do is screw us more .
I wouldnt want my team to go down without a fight. The players do it on the field and i expect the management to do it outside the field to protect this club.
Yeah we gotta fight until the end.
Let Mor. and his gang eat their s..t now
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