[ITA] Serie A 2012/2013 (31 Viewers)

[Badass J Elkann]

Reports have emerged today that S. S. Lazio could be in line for a five point deduction from this season's Serie A championship due to Stefano Mauri's alleged involvement in the match-fixing scandal that has engulfed a nation.

At present it is only speculation, but the rumour suggests that Lazio, along with Genoa and Lecce, will have to face up to charges in a February trial.

Stefano Mauri is suspected to have had some involvement, be it knowledge of or the actual fixing of two matches for monetary gain - Lazio's 4-2 wins over both Genoa and Lecce at the end of the 2010-11 Serie A season. It has been alleged that he placed bets on the game via a special card given to him by a close friend, Alessandro Zamperini, who is believed to be involved in the Calcioscommesse scandal, thus implicating the Lazio captain.

Mauri was arrested on the 28th May 2012 over his suspected involvement in the scandal and has faced the prosecutor twice over these allegations, denying his guilt. He has admitted to placing bets on games but insists he has only ever placed bets on basketball and tennis and has no involvement or knowledge of a deliberate fix on Lazio games.

If found guilty, Lazio could be deducted two points for each of the results that may or may not have been influenced, copying the trend set when Napoli were deducted two points following goalkeeper Matteo Gianello's admission that he tried to influence Paolo Cannavaro and Gianluca Grava to fix a game against Sampdoria in 2010. A further point may be added to the deduction for the severity of the offence and its implications.

lazio with a point deduction?

 

Buy on AliExpress.com

[swag]

ah good point.

fuck figc anyway

10 of them, in fact.

 

[Zacheryah]

no, all this alleged involvement happened before they got to juve, ergo not liable

What a relieve, i was about to get scared there a moment

 

[Lion]

10 of them, in fact.

hehe

 

[Furino]

There are new values for Serie A players on transfermartk. I know it's just a site, but it's interesting a lot.

http://www.transfermarkt.de/de/juventus-turin/startseite/verein_506.html

Juventus with two "30 mln" players.

 

[Red]

Spot the player Juve signed for 300k that's now valued at 12.5m.

 

[Badass J Elkann]

Spot the player Juve signed for 300k that's now valued at 12.5m.

sell Barzagli and break even?

spot the one we signed for free and is now valued at 12 mill?

 

[Salvatore]

Spot the player Juve signed for 28m that's now valued at 18m.

 

[Dostoevsky]

What a silly site/numbers. It's even worse than FM.

I can even image some fatass being like 'oh, this guy just scored, here's 2 million more at his price tag'.

 

[Fake Melo]

Spot the player Juve signed for 28m that's now valued at 18m.

Check Iaquinta

 

[Marty]

What a silly site/numbers. It's even worse than FM.

I can even image some fatass being like 'oh, this guy just scored, here's 2 million more at his price tag'.

Yes except I'm pretty sure they use some sort of formula for valuating players. Like whoscored but with price tags

 

[swag]

There are new values for Serie A players on transfermartk. I know it's just a site, but it's interesting a lot.

http://www.transfermarkt.de/de/juventus-turin/startseite/verein_506.html

Juventus with two "30 mln" players.

Mama mia, now that's Italien.

Check Iaquinta

Someone could buy him from a Kickstarter campaign.

 

[Turk_Bianconero]

What a silly site/numbers. It's even worse than FM.

I can even image some fatass being like 'oh, this guy just scored, here's 2 million more at his price tag'.

It's members voting i guess. Still good site for stats, squads, history etc.

 

[Salvatore]

Kaká "I'm ready to do anything to return to Milan"

Interviewed by Sky. He's in Milan at the moment, had dinner with a few of their players.

 

[CaesarCod]

Kaká "I'm ready to do anything to return to Milan"

Interviewed by Sky. He's in Milan at the moment, had dinner with a few of their players.

 

[Salvatore]

 

[ZoSo]

Someone could buy him from a Kickstarter campaign.

who would want him though?

 

[v1rtu4l]

Yes except I'm pretty sure they use some sort of formula for valuating players. Like whoscored but with price tags

there are votes in their forum for that, but in the end a moderator will evaluate the points made by the forum members and adjust the value, but they are more conservative and don't tend to go overboard with values. this is what it was like 3 or 4 years ago, when i was active there. the "problem" is, that the other moderators of the other leagues might be less sensible and use other rules to evalute players values more freely.

 

[Juventino[RUS]]

So, Kaka is going to milan

 

[X Æ A-12]

Reports have emerged today that S. S. Lazio could be in line for a five point deduction from this season's Serie A championship due to Stefano Mauri's alleged involvement in the match-fixing scandal that has engulfed a nation.

At present it is only speculation, but the rumour suggests that Lazio, along with Genoa and Lecce, will have to face up to charges in a February trial.

Stefano Mauri is suspected to have had some involvement, be it knowledge of or the actual fixing of two matches for monetary gain - Lazio's 4-2 wins over both Genoa and Lecce at the end of the 2010-11 Serie A season. It has been alleged that he placed bets on the game via a special card given to him by a close friend, Alessandro Zamperini, who is believed to be involved in the Calcioscommesse scandal, thus implicating the Lazio captain.

Mauri was arrested on the 28th May 2012 over his suspected involvement in the scandal and has faced the prosecutor twice over these allegations, denying his guilt. He has admitted to placing bets on games but insists he has only ever placed bets on basketball and tennis and has no involvement or knowledge of a deliberate fix on Lazio games.

If found guilty, Lazio could be deducted two points for each of the results that may or may not have been influenced, copying the trend set when Napoli were deducted two points following goalkeeper Matteo Gianello's admission that he tried to influence Paolo Cannavaro and Gianluca Grava to fix a game against Sampdoria in 2010. A further point may be added to the deduction for the severity of the offence and its implications.

Hope for the absolute worst for Genoa :xfinger: