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Well it's all goin pear shaped in Italian football, latest news -
The prosecution wants Juve relegated to Serie C and AC, Fiorentina and Lazio to Serie B. They also want points deducted before the season starts and Juve stripped of their last two titles.
I find it crazy whats goin over there, imagine if it happene over here and Chelsea, Man U, us and Arsenal were relegated!
Anyone fancy picking up Kaka on the cheap:D
AnfieldForever
04-07-06, 12:51 PM
Loads of good players will be going cheap now! If chelski would have waiting they probably could have bought Sheva for about
yeah only dreamin about kaka.
Nevded would be a possibility for one season or so.
I'd look for a striker on the cheap, possibly a backup centre mid as Didi looks to be on his way.
Capello has just resigned from Juventus
Real Madrid anyone?
Nooooooo!!! I want Sven to go to Madrid - just so we don't have to see him much in our media anymore. But then Madrid have probably had second thoughts after seeing him fuck up England's World Cup campaign.
Mumsafan
11-07-06, 06:39 PM
Yeah Capello will sort Madrid out :(
Am the only one who's looking forward to hearing this verdict?
AnfieldForever
12-07-06, 12:54 PM
Here are some of the bigger named players available...
GOALKEEPERS
Gianluigi Buffon
Dida
Angelo Peruzzi
DEFENDERS
Alessandro Nesta
Fabio Cannavaro
Gianluca Zambrotta
Lilian Thuram
Cafu
Tomas Ujfalusi
MIDFIELDERS
Gennaro Gattuso
Andrea Pirlo
Kaka
Patrick Vieira
Mauro Camoranesi
Alessandro Del Piero
Pavel Nedved
Emerson
STRIKERS
Luca Toni
Zlatan Ibrahimovic
David Trezeguet
Alberto Gilardino
Filippo Inzaghi
Thats one hell of a squad -- thought the verdict should of been announced by now.
Just looked up on BBC - the verdict has now been delayed until thursday(origanlly should of been last Monday). Some dodgy is going on, don't be suprised if they all get away with a fine and a slap on the wrists.
These comments are the worrying ones.
national side's World Cup triumph in a penalty shoot-out on Sunday has sparked calls for leniency
"Let's do what they did in ancient Rome: whoever has given us prestige and dignity should be treated differently, as one who has done something exemplary," said Italy's Justice Minister Clemente Mastella.
What the fuck has ancient rome got to do with modern day football?
Former prime minister Silvio Berlusconi, owner of AC Milan, argued: "We can't penalise the fans. The individuals should be punished, not the clubs."
A lawyer for Juventus said on Wednesday the club might agree to relegation to Italy's second division, if found guilty
what do fuck do you mean 'MIGHT' agree if relegated, if Juve are relagted they should have no choice to agree/disagree with the verdict
I really reckon something is going on and they are going o get away with it
knockers
12-07-06, 03:00 PM
It's Italy, the judges will be waiting for the bungs to clear in their bank accounts.
Former prime minister Silvio Berlusconi, owner of AC Milan, argued: "We can't penalise the fans. The individuals should be punished, not the clubs."
As the owner of AC Milan is Berlusconi gonna take the rap then? I think not.
MrMichael
12-07-06, 03:14 PM
If this was English clubs we'd already be banned from Europe for it. Given the rpecedent (Marseliies) I think it'll be hard for them to escape without serious punishment.. or at least I'd hope it would be :wall:
Juventus Relegated to Serie B and a -20 points balance!
AnfieldForever
14-07-06, 12:51 PM
Juventus Relegated to Serie B and a -20 points balance!
Honestly??? cant see it on the BBC site
no - the verdict isn't going to be announced till 6pm
spud_gun
14-07-06, 01:54 PM
Honestly??? cant see it on the BBC site
Reports on BBC 5Live quoting an article from Gazzetta dello Sport [or was it the Corriere dello Sport?] state that Juve, Lazio and Fiorentina all to be relegated to Seria B. Milan to remain in Seria A with a points deduction and forfit their entry into this seasons champions league.
Sorry guys,
I forgot to mention the information was from a Polish Twit that sits next to me, he was reading a polish report this morning...
I thought he might know something.... turns out, I'm wrong... :D
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