Well, I hardly think people are nominated for the nobel peace prize because they behave well on an internet forum. And dude, you've been throwing insults at Inter fans for months now. You're a complete idiot, you can't spell and you constantly violate every forum rule while giving no added value in return whatsoever. I don't see why anyone in the right mind still allows you to post.
oh no! i cant spell 
and i spose u rambling on about how i cant spell doesnt violate the de railing a thread violation? unless u can sumhow link inter being allowed in serie A to my lazyness to write in short
and i spose u rambling on about how i cant spell doesnt violate the de railing a thread violation? unless u can sumhow link inter being allowed in serie A to my lazyness to write in short
Could Inter be demoted?
Wednesday 20 June, 2007
Lawyers warn that Inter could be demoted to Serie B if the financial scandal is proved in the sporting courts!
The club has been named as part of an investigation into creative accounting in Serie A and a member of the Covisoc – the association that performs financial checks on Italian clubs – accused them of fiddling their 2005-06 accounts with artificially inflated player values, known as plusvalenze.
At first it seemed as if this would only result in a fine for the Nerazzurri, but specialist lawyer Mattia Grassani has a very different view.
“Financial fraud is a very serious crime, second only in the sporting justice system to sporting fraud,” he noted.
“The sanctions for directors go from a simple fine to up to five year suspensions with the possibility of a lifetime ban.
“For clubs the punishment can be either a fine, points penalties or even demotion. In the rules there is also the possibility of stripping the Scudetto, but that is up to the Federation President to decide.”
After Juventus were relegated to Serie B for their part in the Calciopoli scandal with Milan, Fiorentina, Lazio and Reggina all given points penalties, will the justice system be equally as harsh on Inter?
“First of all we must ascertain whether Inter or indeed any other side has falsified financial documents, thanks to which they entered a competition that they would otherwise not have been qualified for,” explained former Investigative team member Mario Stagliano.
“In that case, we could begin inflicting the penalties set down by the rules.”
Although Inter are the newest additions to this investigation, Milan, Reggina and Sampdoria have already been named as part of the inquest.
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Good question
Wednesday 20 June, 2007
Lawyers warn that Inter could be demoted to Serie B if the financial scandal is proved in the sporting courts!
The club has been named as part of an investigation into creative accounting in Serie A and a member of the Covisoc – the association that performs financial checks on Italian clubs – accused them of fiddling their 2005-06 accounts with artificially inflated player values, known as plusvalenze.
At first it seemed as if this would only result in a fine for the Nerazzurri, but specialist lawyer Mattia Grassani has a very different view.
“Financial fraud is a very serious crime, second only in the sporting justice system to sporting fraud,” he noted.
“The sanctions for directors go from a simple fine to up to five year suspensions with the possibility of a lifetime ban.
“For clubs the punishment can be either a fine, points penalties or even demotion. In the rules there is also the possibility of stripping the Scudetto, but that is up to the Federation President to decide.”
After Juventus were relegated to Serie B for their part in the Calciopoli scandal with Milan, Fiorentina, Lazio and Reggina all given points penalties, will the justice system be equally as harsh on Inter?
“First of all we must ascertain whether Inter or indeed any other side has falsified financial documents, thanks to which they entered a competition that they would otherwise not have been qualified for,” explained former Investigative team member Mario Stagliano.
“In that case, we could begin inflicting the penalties set down by the rules.”
Although Inter are the newest additions to this investigation, Milan, Reggina and Sampdoria have already been named as part of the inquest.
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Good question
This thread is about Inter and with the latest events this is also a perfect place to blow off some steam. We all hate the fuckers so instead of starting arguing let people blow off some steam ffs with all the shit we have had to take from them they deserve to be run over. I go to a sportsbar and watch the Juve matches and I had to listen to bullshit for over a year now from them. So I say fuck them they deserve it.
P.s. I hate them so much I started writting a book about it instead... Just a word of advice for a couple of guys in here.
P.s. I hate them so much I started writting a book about it instead... Just a word of advice for a couple of guys in here.
