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Title: Italian Match Fixing appeals Post by: Scot Munroe on Tuesday, July 25, 2006, 19:07:49 APPEAL VERDICTS: Fiorentina & Lazio reinstated to Serie A
Juventus: - Remain in Serie B. - 17 points deducted, rather than 30. - 3 matches will be played on a neutral ground. - Fined 120,000 Euros. - 2004-05 & 2005-06 titles stripped. Fiorentina: - Reinstated to Serie A. - 19 points deducted, rather than Serie B. - 3 matches will be played on a neutral ground. - Fined 120,000 Euros. - 30 points deducted from 2004-05 season. Lazio: - Reinstated to Serie A. - 11 points deducted, rather than Serie B. - 2 matches will be played on a neutral ground. - Fined 120,000 Euros. - 30 points deducted from 2004-05 season. AC Milan: - Stay in Serie A. - 8 points deducted, rather than 15. - Entered into the Champions' League preliminary stage. - 30 points deducted from 2004-05 season Title: Italian Match Fixing appeals Post by: Scot Munroe on Tuesday, July 25, 2006, 19:17:49 Milan, Inter, Fiorentina & Roma will be in the CL this season.
Palermo, Chievo & Livorno get UEFA Cup. Title: Italian Match Fixing appeals Post by: sonic youth on Tuesday, July 25, 2006, 19:18:54 well that was all a waste of time then
Title: Italian Match Fixing appeals Post by: Scot Munroe on Tuesday, July 25, 2006, 19:23:27 http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/europe/5215178.stm
Title: Italian Match Fixing appeals Post by: fatbury on Tuesday, July 25, 2006, 19:57:25 unless youre Juve !
Title: Italian Match Fixing appeals Post by: McLovin on Tuesday, July 25, 2006, 19:57:48 Fucking hell. Why bother in the first place?
Title: Italian Match Fixing appeals Post by: Spud on Tuesday, July 25, 2006, 20:01:54 Meeeeeeeeeeeeeeelan will win the league this year then.
Title: Italian Match Fixing appeals Post by: oxford_fan on Tuesday, July 25, 2006, 20:40:07 seems a complete mess. two teams who thought they wouldn't be relegated are now down again. never mind the small clubs, eh? let's hope they didn't revise their budgets and spend some money after the last verdict
Title: Italian Match Fixing appeals Post by: timmyg on Tuesday, July 25, 2006, 20:41:42 Milan must be made up. Their only real rivals for the title (Sorry Ultra) relegated and they're still in the Champions League. Job done.
It's absolutely farcical really. As Blackcurrant says: Why bother in the first place? What about Genoa? Or Bologna? Or the 2 clubs that were relegated, then re-instated and now relegated again despite 4 clubs being found guilty of match-fixing? (I know they are also currently being investigated, but at the moment they are still innocent...) Fucking joke. It's really pissed me off. I was pissed off with the original punishments too, but this really is taking the piss. Title: Italian Match Fixing appeals Post by: Scot Munroe on Tuesday, July 25, 2006, 20:57:30 Quote from: "timmyg" Milan must be made up. Their only real rivals for the title (Sorry Ultra) relegated and they're still in the Champions League. Job done. It's absolutely farcical really. As Blackcurrant says: Why bother in the first place? What about Genoa? Or Bologna? Or the 2 clubs that were relegated, then re-instated and now relegated again despite 4 clubs being found guilty of match-fixing? (I know they are also currently being investigated, but at the moment they are still innocent...) Fucking joke. It's really pissed me off. I was pissed off with the original punishments too, but this really is taking the piss. You think i follow juventus. No i hate them. I follow As Roma in italy. With inter milan they are contenders for the title. Title: Italian Match Fixing appeals Post by: Scot Munroe on Tuesday, July 25, 2006, 20:59:43 Juventus:
- Remain in Serie B. - 17 points deducted, rather than 30. - 3 matches will be played on a neutral ground. - Fined 120,000 Euros. - 2004-05 & 2005-06 titles stripped. - Luciano Moggi banned from football for five years. - Antonio Giraudo banned from football for five years. Fiorentina: - Reinstated to Serie A. - 19 points deducted, rather than Serie B. - 3 matches will be played on a neutral ground. - Fined 120,000 Euros. - 30 points deducted from 2004-05 season. - Andrea Della Valle banned from football for three years. - Diego Della Valle banned from football for three years. - Sandro Mencucci banned from football for two years and six months. Lazio: - Reinstated to Serie A. - 11 points deducted, rather than Serie B. - 2 matches will be played on a neutral ground. - Fined 120,000 Euros. - 30 points deducted from 2004-05 season. - Claudio Lotito banned from football for two years and six months. AC Milan: - Stay in Serie A. - 8 points deducted, rather than 15. - 1 match will be played on a neutral ground. - Entered into the Champions' League preliminary stage. - 30 points deducted from 2004-05 season. - Adriano Galliani banned from football for nine months. - Leonardo Meani banned for from football for two years and six months. FIGC officials: - Franco Carraro (ex-President) fined 80,000 Euros. - Innocenzo Mazzini (ex-Vice-President) banned from football for five years. Referees and officials: - Tullio Lanese banned from football for two years and six months. - Pierluigi Pairetto banned from football for three years. - Gennaro Mazzei banned from football for six months. - Pietro Ingargiola was cautioned. - Massimo De Santis banned from football for four years. - Paolo Dondarini was cleared. - Gianluca Paparesta banned from football for three months. - Fabrizio Babini banned from football for six months. - Claudio Puglisi banned from football for six months. Serie A (2006-07): - Ascoli, Atalanta, Cagliari, Catania, Chievo, Empoli, Fiorentina (-19), Inter Milan, Lazio (-11), Livorno, Messina (reinstated), AC Milan (-8), Palermo, Parma, Reggina, Roma, Sampdoria, Siena, Torino & Udinese. UEFA Champions League (2006-07): - Inter Milan & Roma automotically. - Chievo & AC Milan in the preliminary stage. UEFA Cup (2006-07): - Palermo, Livorno & Parma. Serie B (2006-07): AlbinoLeffe, Arezzo, Bari, Bologna, Brescia, Cesena, Crotone, Frosinone, Genoa, Juventus (-17), Lecce, Mantova, Modena, Napoli, Pescara, Piacenza, Rimini, Spezia, Treviso, Triestina, Verona & Vicenza. copy and pasted this from the bravo football. Title: Italian Match Fixing appeals Post by: Reg Smeeton on Tuesday, July 25, 2006, 21:02:12 Forza Reggina,
Title: Italian Match Fixing appeals Post by: Kinky Tom on Tuesday, July 25, 2006, 21:03:27 Quote from: "SwindonUltra" You think i follow juventus. No i hate them. I follow As Roma in italy. With inter milan they are contenders for the title. Think he's appologising for not thinking Roma are contenders for the league. Title: Italian Match Fixing appeals Post by: timmyg on Tuesday, July 25, 2006, 21:13:08 ta,Tom. Although I really do think that Roma will be a force to be reckoned with in Serie A this year. They're assembling a very good side.
How can Genoa (who were found guilty of fixing ONE match which would have seen them promoted to Serie A) be relegated to C1 (effectively 2 divisions), while Milan are given an 8-point penalty? It stinks. And how can Juve (who were found guilty of fixing matches/influencing the referees consistently through 2 fucking years!) only get relegated one division? It really, REALLY gets my goat and it sends out the message that it's almost acceptable to do this kind of thing. Title: Italian Match Fixing appeals Post by: Scot Munroe on Tuesday, July 25, 2006, 21:21:17 it is all down to silvio berlisconi(spelling)
Title: Italian Match Fixing appeals Post by: blinkpip on Tuesday, July 25, 2006, 22:27:30 It would destroy watching Italian football without the top teams. Roma against Lazio games are brilliant to watch.
I am just happy that Roma get a Champions League spot Title: Italian Match Fixing appeals Post by: red macca on Tuesday, July 25, 2006, 22:31:06 the ones who are happy with this ruling believe it or not are eurosport..they have all the rights to seria b this year
Title: Italian Match Fixing appeals Post by: Scot Munroe on Wednesday, July 26, 2006, 07:28:07 Quote from: "blinkpip" It would destroy watching Italian football without the top teams. Roma against Lazio games are brilliant to watch. I am just happy that Roma get a Champions League spot youre not the only one that is happy the roma are in champs league. the rome derby is brilliant. as i follow roma i would love to go to a rome derby, but i fond memories watching them on tv. The 5-1 where montella got 4. 2-0 in 03/04. recently the record breaker 2-0 win where roma won there 11 straight win. Title: Italian Match Fixing appeals Post by: SwindonTartanArmy on Wednesday, July 26, 2006, 11:23:56 Just pissed off that that corrupt cunt at milan has got away with it! :evil:
Title: Italian Match Fixing appeals Post by: Devon Red on Wednesday, July 26, 2006, 12:52:08 As I said in another post the small teams are always dealt with very harshly I feel. Makes you wander if the people who made these decisions/appeal decisions are corrupt too. Maybe a bit naive on my part but wouldn't suprise me seeing as it seems a massive part of Italian football
Title: Italian Match Fixing appeals Post by: Doore on Wednesday, July 26, 2006, 12:59:46 I thought the same thing Devon Red. Corruption runs through Italian life, not just football. Has anyone read The Miracle of Castel Di Sangro? Its by an American who spends a year with a small club in Italy who made it up to Serie B. He encounters corruption in Italian football. Everyone knows about it. They called it Il Sisteme, obviously meaning the system. Basically, money talks, and the big clubs will always run the game, as most people just accept that this is the way it is. Shame, but thats the way it works.
Title: Italian Match Fixing appeals Post by: SwindonTartanArmy on Wednesday, July 26, 2006, 14:17:20 Quote from: "Doore" I thought the same thing Devon Red. Corruption runs through Italian life, not just football. Has anyone read The Miracle of Castel Di Sangro? Its by an American who spends a year with a small club in Italy who made it up to Serie B. He encounters corruption in Italian football. Everyone knows about it. They called it Il Sisteme, obviously meaning the system. Basically, money talks, and the big clubs will always run the game, as most people just accept that this is the way it is. Shame, but thats the way it works. Fantastic book, and it just shows that this sort of thing is endemic in italian football. Its only that Moggi was stupid enough to get caugh and drag the other teams in too. Know one knew a thing about this match fixing. Moggi only got caught on the back of phone taps put in place to try and dig dirt on the alledged doping of players at Juve Title: Italian Match Fixing appeals Post by: Scot Munroe on Wednesday, July 26, 2006, 16:06:58 Milan may still be banned from competing in next season’s Champions League by UEFA, reports on Wednesday are suggesting.
Although the Rossoneri were last night re-instated into the competition following their Calciopoli appeal, UEFA could still decide to not accept their entry. It’s understood that the European game’s footballing body will hold an emergency meeting on Thursday to discuss their options. “The meeting has been set up to take a decision on Italy’s participants for European competition during next season,” a UEFA spokesman is quoted as saying on numerous Italian websites. Last season’s League table suggested that Juventus, Milan, Inter and Fiorentina would take part in the 2006-07 European Cup competition. However, as a result of the match-fixing verdicts, Inter and Roma will go directly into the competition, leaving Milan and Chievo to pre-qualify. UEFA do have the power to decline a club entry into their competitions as William Gaillard, their head of communications, has previously outlined. "Who plays in the European competitions will be up to the UEFA committee,” he underlined. "In the past, the committee have made exceptions by preventing clubs from taking part in European competitions. Marseille were one case in 1993.'' The then Champions League holders, who beat Milan 1-0 in the 1993 Final, were thrown out of the competition after they were found guilty of match-fixing in the French League. Title: Italian Match Fixing appeals Post by: larwood on Thursday, July 27, 2006, 07:42:03 Not really much of a suprise sadly,money talks as it does in every league,fucking hell we know that more than most :x
Juve are going to appeal again i believe,it beggers belief,it really does.They were caught out doing something everyone knows they been doing for ages,they deserve punishment.But they are going to get away with it :angry: |