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The Serie A Thread [2005-2006]

M

Mikey

Guest
I read Figo was horrible, slow and looked out of place

Karagounis was amazing and lively (as always, deserves better) and Recoba looked at his best.
 

RUSI

El Merengue Argentino
GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOLLL


Napoli

:rockman:


Bad play by Walter there


For what I saw of Luis it was nothing special, I didn't watch the whole 45 though

But yeah, Karagounis ws special
 

mark77

Transfer Guru
Napoli gol
Sosa, dubious pk

Juve GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL

ZALAGOOOOOOOOOOOOOLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLlll

1-1
 

ForzaNerrazurri

Senior Squad
Surprised no one posted this yet.

Fixtures lists set for Tuesday

Genoa’s legal attempts to block the new season have been temporarily thwarted as the Serie A, B and C calendars will be drawn up on Tuesday.

This week the club – demoted to Serie C1 and handed a three-point penalty as a result of a match-fixing trial – forced the postponement of Thursday’s planned fixture list compilation by appealing to the Genoa TAR tribunal.


However, today the Lazio TAR ruled that Genoa’s civil courts have no jurisdiction over sporting matters – a legal loophole closed after the Catania chaos two years ago.


The FIGC has announced that the Serie A, B and C calendars will be drawn up at 1pm UK time on Tuesday August 16.


The appeal was made possible by the intervention of Mario Macalli, President of the Serie C Lega Calcio. “I see no reason to wait,” he noted. “The more time passes, the worse it will become. I represent the interests of 89 clubs in Serie C1 and C2 who have the right to play after obeying all the rules and they deserve to start their season.”


Genoa reacted furiously to the news that their legal strategy had, at least temporarily, failed to get them reinstated to the top flight. “I have nothing to say,” blasted President Enrico Preziosi. “The whole issue speaks for itself, really.”


The Rossoblu’s lawyer Franco Coppi insisted, “This decision opens up a serious conflict between sport and the courts of law. If the FIGC wants to go ahead and draw up the calendars, it will suffer the consequences.”


The date set for the Genoa TAR tribunal to discuss the matter with the FIGC is also set for Tuesday August 16, so this latest summer of chaos in Italian football is not over yet.


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M

Mikey

Guest
I tried to explain to a friend all that is happening with Serie A (who's up, whos down and why) and than his head exploded and I had a seizure


:(
 

bianconeri6

Senior Squad
Fixtures: Juve handed Chievo opener
Tuesday 16 August, 2005
Italian champions Juventus will open their title defence against Chievo as the new season fixtures were compiled.

The fixture list was finally drawn up this evening, just hours after Treviso and Ascoli’s ‘promotion’ to Serie A was confirmed.

They were inserted in the top-flight after the demotion of Genoa to Serie C for match-fixing and Torino’s financial collapse and subsequent fall to Serie B.

Ascoli face a mammoth opening day task as they will entertain Milan, while Inter host fellow new boys Treviso.

The opening day will also see Fiorentina meet Sampdoria, while Parma will welcome Palermo.

The new campaign will kick off on Saturday 27 August with two games, with the rest taking place 24 hours later.

Week 1
Ascoli-Milan
Fiorentina-Sampdoria
Inter-Treviso
Juventus-Chievo
Lazio-Messina
Livorno-Lecce
Parma-Palermo
Reggina-Roma
Siena-Cagliari
Udinese-Empoli

Full fixture list to follow…
 

bianconeri6

Senior Squad
Fixtures: Serie A 2005-06
Tuesday 16 August, 2005
The fixtures have finally been released with the Derby d’Italia between Juventus and Inter the first big clash of the season.

The two Scudetto rivals will meet in Week 6 on October 2, with the champions ending that month with a trip to the San Siro to face Milan.

The Milanese derby is scheduled for Week 15 on December 11, while the all Roman affair will take place on October 23.

Week 1 (28/9/2005 and 18/1/2006)
Ascoli-Milan
Fiorentina-Sampdoria
Inter-Treviso
Juventus-Chievo
Lazio-Messina
Livorno-Lecce
Parma-Palermo
Reggina-Roma
Siena-Cagliari
Udinese-Empoli

Week 2 (11/9/2005 and 22/1/2006)
Cagliari-Lazio
Chievo-Parma
Empoli-Juventus
Lecce-Ascoli
Messina-Fiorentina
Milan-Siena
Palermo-Inter
Roma-Udinese
Sampdoria-Reggina
Treviso-Livorno

Week 3 (18/9/2005 and 29/1/2006)
Cagliari-Messina
Fiorentina-Udinese
Inter-Lecce
Juventus-Ascoli
Lazio-Treviso
Livorno-Roma
Parma-Empoli
Reggina-Chievo
Sampdoria-Milan
Siena-Palermo

Week 4 (21/9/2005 and 5/2/2006)
Ascoli-Siena
Chievo-Inter
Empoli-Cagliari
Lecce-Fiorentina
Messina-Livorno
Milan-Lazio
Palermo-Reggina
Roma-Parma
Treviso-Sampdoria
Udinese-Juventus

Week 5 (25/9/2005 and 8/2/2006)
Cagliari-Roma
Empoli-Lecce
Inter-Fiorentina
Lazio-Palermo
Livorno-Ascoli
Parma-Juventus
Reggina-Udinese
Sampdoria-Chievo
Siena-Messina
Treviso-Milan

Week 6 (2/10/2005 and 12/2/2006)
Ascoli-Parma
Chievo-Treviso
Fiorentina-Livorno
Juventus-Inter
Lecce-Cagliari
Messina-Sampdoria
Milan-Reggina
Palermo-Empoli
Roma-Siena
Udinese-Lazio

Week 7 (16/10/2005 and 19/2/2006)
Ascoli-Sampdoria
Cagliari-Milan
Empoli-Roma
Inter-Livorno
Juventus-Messina
Lazio-Fiorentina
Palermo-Chievo
Parma-Treviso
Reggina-Lecce
Siena-Udinese

Week 8 (23/10/2005 and 26/2/2006)
Chievo-Cagliari
Fiorentina-Parma
Lecce-Juventus
Livorno-Reggina
Messina-Ascoli
Milan-Palermo
Roma-Lazio
Sampdoria-Siena
Treviso-Empoli
Udinese-Inter

Week 9 (26/10/2005 and 5/3/2006)
Ascoli-Udinese
Cagliari-Livorno
Empoli-Milan
Inter-Roma
Juventus-Sampdoria
Lazio-Chievo
Palermo-Lecce
Parma-Messina
Reggina-Treviso
Siena-Fiorentina

Week 10 (30/10/2005 and 12/3/2006)
Chievo-Empoli
Fiorentina-Cagliari
Lecce-Messina
Livorno-Parma
Milan-Juventus
Reggina-Lazio
Roma-Ascoli
Sampdoria-Inter
Treviso-Siena
Udinese-Palermo

Week 11 (6/11/2005 and 19/3/2006)
Ascoli-Fiorentina
Cagliari-Treviso
Empoli-Reggina
Juventus-Livorno
Lazio-Inter
Messina-Roma
Milan-Udinese
Palermo-Sampdoria
Parma-Lecce
Siena-Chievo

Week 12 (20/11/2005 and 26/3/2006)
Chievo-Ascoli
Fiorentina-Milan
Inter-Parma
Lecce-Siena
Livorno-Empoli
Reggina-Cagliari
Roma-Juventus
Sampdoria-Lazio
Treviso-Palermo
Udinese-Messina

Week 13 (27/11/2005 and 2/4/2006)
Ascoli-Palermo
Cagliari-Sampdoria
Empoli-Lazio
Juventus-Treviso
Livorno-Chievo
Messina-Inter
Milan-Lecce
Parma-Udinese
Roma-Fiorentina
Siena-Reggina

Week 14 (4/12/2005 and 9/4/2006)
Chievo-Milan
Fiorentina-Juventus
Inter-Ascoli
Lazio-Siena
Lecce-Roma
Palermo-Cagliari
Reggina-Parma
Sampdoria-Empoli
Treviso-Messina
Udinese-Livorno

Week 15 (11/12/2005 and 15/4/2006)
Ascoli-Reggina
Fiorentina-Treviso
Inter-Milan
Juventus-Cagliari
Livorno-Lazio
Messina-Chievo
Parma-Sampdoria
Roma-Palermo
Siena-Empoli
Udinese-Lecce

Week 16 (18/12/2005 and 23/4/2006)
Cagliari-Ascoli
Chievo-Udinese
Empoli-Fiorentina
Lazio-Juventus
Milan-Messina
Palermo-Livorno
Reggina-Inter
Sampdoria-Roma
Siena-Parma
Treviso-Lecce

Week 17 (21/12/2005 and 30/4/2006)
Ascoli-Treviso
Fiorentina-Palermo
Inter-Empoli
Juventus-Siena
Lecce-Lazio
Livorno-Milan
Messina-Reggina
Parma-Cagliari
Roma-Chievo
Udinese-Sampdoria

Week 18 (8/1/2006 and 7/5/2006)
Cagliari-Udinese
Chievo-Lecce
Empoli-Messina
Lazio-Ascoli
Milan-Parma
Palermo-Juventus
Reggina-Fiorentina
Sampdoria-Livorno
Siena-Inter
Treviso-Roma

Week 19 (15/1/2006 and 14/5/2006)
Ascoli-Empoli
Fiorentina-Chievo
Inter-Cagliari
Juventus-Reggina
Lecce-Sampdoria
Livorno-Siena
Messina-Palermo
Parma-Lazio
Roma-Milan
Udinese-Treviso
 


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