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Italian Scandal Clubs To Be named shortly

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mark77

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this is just what the federation wants. They can all appeal and get back in serie A.

It's obvious the teams are Juve, Milan, Fiorentina, Lazio...

They will name them in about an hour.
 
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Virgo

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but when will the decision about a possible relegation/docking of points be made?
 
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Virgo said:
but when will the decision about a possible relegation/docking of points be made?
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I think that the deadline for FAs to submite the list of clubs competing in Europe for the upcomming season is sometime in August. With the sponsorhips for clubs and players, it would be nearly impossible for them to be seen playing the Serie B. Those deals are pretty much dependent on them playing in the big competitions...perhaps just stripped of titles and fined cash. The timing for the announcement is a bit unusual though....NT wins at the WC and the country is awaiting this announcement.
 
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ForzaNerrazurri

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Confirmed.

Calciopoli: Four clubs charged

Juventus, Milan, Lazio and Fiorentina have been charged with sporting fraud as part of the Calciopoli scandal.

These are the clubs referred to the Disciplinary Commission at the end of a wide-reaching investigation into alleged match-fixing and collusion with referees.


While Juventus were the side at the centre of the inquest following wiretaps on former director general Luciano Moggi’s telephone conversations, and the Turin giants are expected to run the biggest risks.


They could face anything from docked points to stripped titles and demotion into Serie B or even Serie C.


Milan insisted they were the victims of sporting fraud rather than the perpetrators, but they too have been charged.


Lazio and Fiorentina are thought to have had secondary roles, yet risk demotion if their involvement in sporting fraud is proved.


The trial will begin on June 28 and an appeal will be heard between July 7 and 9. The final appeal, at the Federal Court, will give its verdict before July 20.
 
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tuffgong

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How hilarious would it be if the entire Seria A was relegated and the second division was promoted...except Roma who would be champs.
 
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Nuno

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Yay, free players!!!

OK, I'm just kidding. It would be sad to see those teams relegated, but at the same time they deserve it if found guilty.
 
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Dreath

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If found guilty, relegate them to C2.

Problem is, if the whole system is corrupt (not only the clubs) they can just get out of it.

We need batman!
 
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Oz_Leeds_Fan

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It would be VERY brave of the Italian FA if they relegated all those huge clubs. If they are proved guilty then i think they should be relegated and the Italian FA should stand strong on this issue, either way its a historical moment in world football for sure, interesting times...
 
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Dreath

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Sky are reporting the trials start on Wednesday and they hope that it'll all be over by early July (the week after pretty much).
 
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Tiago_10

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Something like this has to be done in the Portuguese league. Not those ridiculous "apito dourado" "operations" to show that they're doing something, because really they aren't. You already know the guilty ones aren't caught. When will they have the courage to do so ? I must praise the italian FA for doing this. It should be an exemple for others...

I have nothing against Juve or Milan or anything, but if they really won some games (or championships) unfairly by cheating they should be punished so that the impunity feeling over the people behind this disappears.
 
mark77

mark77

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The decision today is that Juve, Milan, Fiorentina and Lazio have all be accused of violating articles 1 and/or 6 of the sporting law. We and the media don't know more than that for now.

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Galliani quits as Lega chief
Thursday 22 June, 2006
Adriano Galliani has quit as President of the Italian Football League after he was one of 30 subjects indicted on Calciopoli charges.

Although the Milan official has denied any wrongdoing, he has this evening resigned as President of the Lega Calcio.

The FIGC prosecution team did indict four clubs – Juventus, Milan, Fiorentina and Lazio – this evening, as well announcing that 30 “subjects” would also face a sporting tribunal.

The names of those people have now been revealed and Galliani is joined by more high profile figures of the game which include officials from both clubs and the FIGC.

A number of referees are also on the list which reads as follows: Luciano Moggi, Antonio Giraudo, Adriano Galliani, Leonardo Meani, Andrea Della Valle, Diego Della Valle, Sandro Mencucci, Claudio Lotito, Cosimo Maria Ferri, Franco Carraro, Innocenzo Mazzini, Tullio Lanese, Paolo Bergamo, Pierluigi Pairetto, Gennaro Mazzei, Pietro Ingargiola, Paolo Bertini, Massimo De Santis, Paolo Dondarini, Fabrizio Babini, Domenico Messina, Gianluca Paparesta, Gianluca Rocchi, Pasquale Rodomonti, Paolo Tagliavento, Claudio Puglisi.
 
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