Farsopoli(Calciopoli) (16 Viewers)
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Thank goodness for that. Let's hope we can reduce that -17 even more. 
I read on Channel4 that Juve will be playing home games at the Turin "Olympic stadium"...is that Delle Alpi or Comunale? (there's a Filadelfia too which I believe is an old and rotten ground)
Actually, can someone answer these questions once and for all, as I am (as usual) quite confused:
Will Juve and Torino continue to share the same stadium? Who will move to which stadium as of this year?
Cheers....
I read on Channel4 that Juve will be playing home games at the Turin "Olympic stadium"...is that Delle Alpi or Comunale? (there's a Filadelfia too which I believe is an old and rotten ground)
Actually, can someone answer these questions once and for all, as I am (as usual) quite confused:
Will Juve and Torino continue to share the same stadium? Who will move to which stadium as of this year?
Cheers....
Juve home ban suspended Thursday 7 September, 2006
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Juventus will play their first Serie B home game at Turin’s Olympic Stadium after their three-match ban was suspended.
The decision was taken after the Bianconeri’s official CONI arbitration appeal was lodged as the club continues the fight to see their 17-point penalty reduced or completely cancelled.
Chairman Luigi Ronzani examined the acts and ordered the “immediate suspension of the secondary penalty represented by the home match ban until the ruling is announced”.
This decision mirrors the one taken for the other clubs involved in the Calciopoli scandal who will go to arbitration - namely Milan, Fiorentina and Lazio.
However, Ronzani confirmed that the 120,000 Euros fine that was also handed out to Juventus in July still stands.
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Juventus will play their first Serie B home game at Turin’s Olympic Stadium after their three-match ban was suspended.
The decision was taken after the Bianconeri’s official CONI arbitration appeal was lodged as the club continues the fight to see their 17-point penalty reduced or completely cancelled.
Chairman Luigi Ronzani examined the acts and ordered the “immediate suspension of the secondary penalty represented by the home match ban until the ruling is announced”.
This decision mirrors the one taken for the other clubs involved in the Calciopoli scandal who will go to arbitration - namely Milan, Fiorentina and Lazio.
However, Ronzani confirmed that the 120,000 Euros fine that was also handed out to Juventus in July still stands.
Rhizoid said:
Thank goodness for that. Let's hope we can reduce that -17 even more.
I read on Channel4 that Juve will be playing home games at the Turin "Olympic stadium"...is that Delle Alpi or Comunale? (there's a Filadelfia too which I believe is an old and rotten ground)
Actually, can someone answer these questions once and for all, as I am (as usual) quite confused:
Will Juve and Torino continue to share the same stadium? Who will move to which stadium as of this year?
Cheers....
I read on Channel4 that Juve will be playing home games at the Turin "Olympic stadium"...is that Delle Alpi or Comunale? (there's a Filadelfia too which I believe is an old and rotten ground)
Actually, can someone answer these questions once and for all, as I am (as usual) quite confused:
Will Juve and Torino continue to share the same stadium? Who will move to which stadium as of this year?
Cheers....
Both teams will play in the turin olympic stadium (=Stadio Comunale). Perhaps some big games will be played in the delle alpi.
The plans to renovate the delle alpi are postponed. we will play in the comunale (season tickets get sold for the comunale). perhaps we play some big games in the delle alpi. I think the size of the comunale is better for serie B. the atmosphere will be much better in a stadium with 30.000 people than in the big and half-empty delle alpi.
I still don't quite understand why we are playing in the Communale? If the renovations are posponed, then why cant we play at the Delle Alpi? I read from the club info that Juve will officially spend 1 year there. I know it'll be half empty and all, but I mean we already leased it till 2100, might as well use it, no?
perhaps we have also a contract for the comunale for this season and the management thinks that with our average attendance from around 25.000 a stadium with around 30.000 places creates a better atmosphere than a half-empty delle alpi. Moreover the comunale is newly renovated and nearer to the city.
We are on the eve of our first game, which most of us wont get to see btw, and we STILL have a 17 point penalty against us !!!!
I have 2 words for Gigli, team management, and all the brain surgeons on our forum who said it was best that we didnt go to TAR, and we would be given just a 5 point penalty...
F#@K YOU !!!!
I have 2 words for Gigli, team management, and all the brain surgeons on our forum who said it was best that we didnt go to TAR, and we would be given just a 5 point penalty...
F#@K YOU !!!!
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