Scommessopoli : 2009-2010 betting Scandal in Italy (yes, this again :sergio:) (27 Viewers)

[Klovn]

Best of luck to Palazzi in:

1. Winning his appeal
2. Staying alive in Italy

You wish him that luck?

 

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[PiN7uRiCCHi0]

Another twist in the 'Scommessopoli' saga.

As if we didn't expect it.

I must admit though, this Palazzi guy's got some spirit.

 

[Joe]

FUCK Palazzi and Italy.

Don't be upset w00dkaz.

 

[Klovn]

I am totally fired up.

 

[AngelaL]

Another twist in the 'Scommessopoli' saga.

As if we didn't expect it.

I must admit though, this Palazzi guy's got some spirit.

You mean that he's got an extra big fat milanisti backhander!

 

[Lapa]

People in Italy don't drink / chill enough.

 

[ZoSo]

People in Italy don't drink / chill enough.

You haven't been to Italy, everyone is chill as fuck there, well at least compared to here anyway

 

[PiN7uRiCCHi0]

You mean that he's got an extra big fat milanisti backhander!

Yeah, that too.

Wouldn't be surprised at all.

 

[Red]

The request for Conte's ban to be suspended pending his appeal has been heard this afternoon:

http://www.tuttomercatoweb.com/juventus/?action=read&idtmw=380419

 

[jukazem]

Scandalo scommesse: la Gazzetta pronostica solo una multa per il Napoli. source: Tuttojuve

What I understand from google translating, Gazzetta predicts Napoli will get away with just a fine for something to do with Sampdoria-Napoli (1-0) of 16 May 2010 and no failure to report charges for Cannavaro and Grava. Can someone please brief the background to this, the charges and the evidence and how it's scandalous.

 

[Red]

Gianello, Napoli's backup keeper, admitted that he approached Grava and Cannavaro before a Samp-Napoli game to see if they'd be willing to help fix it.

Grava and Cannavaro refused.

The scandal is that Gianello is not being charged with fixing/attempting to fix and Grava and Cannavaro are not being charged with failure to report.

Why are the authorities only wanting to give Napoli a slap on the wrist with a fine, when they wanted long bans for Conte, Bonucci and Pepe?

 

[sallyinzaghi]

Cannavaro and Grava can get away with that, but Conte can't?!

The thing that pisses me off THE most, is how NOFUCKINGBODY IS REPORTING THIS SIDE OF THE SCANDAL. ANYWHERE. On the net, in local newspapers, anywhere. Headlines are just "Conte charged etc.". And that's it. No commentary or insights into the discrepancy of it all.

 

[Mark]

another 4 years for a job well done to Palazzi.

 

[Red]

Andrea Masiello has been given a 22-month suspended prison sentence in Italy after admitting to scoring a deliberate own goal in Serie A in May 2011

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/19818771

 

[Mark]

Napoli risking a 2pt deduction for the involvement of Gianello and cie in the betting scandal. - La Stampa

 

[Lancelot]

Should we believe this, or newspapers are out of stories these days ?

 

[Mark]

 

[Klovn]

No, because Napoli is the only team, that can challenge us atleast alittle.

And them losing points, makes it more possible for Juve to win the title again, which is something FIGC would do anything to leet that happen.

 

[Emmet]

They'll probably give Napoli a few more points just so someone will give us a proper title challenge.

 

[Bianconero_Aus]

Gianello, Napoli's backup keeper, admitted that he approached Grava and Cannavaro before a Samp-Napoli game to see if they'd be willing to help fix it.

Grava and Cannavaro refused.

The scandal is that Gianello is not being charged with fixing/attempting to fix and Grava and Cannavaro are not being charged with failure to report.

Why are the authorities only wanting to give Napoli a slap on the wrist with a fine, when they wanted long bans for Conte, Bonucci and Pepe?

Reading this sort of shit used to infuriate me, but it just doesn't anymore. This is Italy after all a glorified 3rd world country when it comes to justice.