2 unnamed clubs may join the scandal. They are not to be the clubs submited to European competiton. Some say its Cagliari and Lecce....

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Originally posted by InterMilan31 2 unnamed clubs may join the scandal. They are not to be the clubs submited to European competiton. Some say its Cagliari and Lecce....

i know!
lets change the name of seria B to Seria A'2

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Originally posted by Dj Alex (ISR) zambrotta and turam are close to barca.

I'll have to stop that.

hoepfully Juve stays in B with -30, 2007/2008 in C, 2008/2009 in B, and maybe 2009/2010 in A

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Originally posted by fastmp3 hoepfully Juve stays in B with -30, 2007/2008 in C, 2008/2009 in B, and maybe 2009/2010 in A

that is a serious possibility

we will get rid of the juve bandwagonners for a long while

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The new Juve is going to be even stronger, but not in right now..

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Originally posted by zoric The new Juve is going to be even stronger, but not in right now..

next millenium?

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Originally posted by Dj Alex (ISR) next millenium?

In a couple of years

Patience is important.

Il'd be devastated if this happened to my club.
Will be very interesting to see how they manage in serie B and how they will build a new squad.
Del Piero is going to rock again though

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But take the consequenses and try to create something new, fresh and come back to the top with hard work.

Moggi Strikes Again!

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Four more Italian clubs are being investigated as part of the Calciopoli probe. Reggina, Messina, Lecce and Siena are the latest sides to become embroiled in the Calciopoli scandal. The head of the investigation team Saverio Borrelli and commissioner Guido Rossi are analysing transcripts of over 300 telephone calls which could incriminate the four clubs. Reggina face the greatest scrutiny for a number of calls made by club President Pasquale Foti to referee assignor Paolo Bergamo and Juventus director general Luciano Moggi. Reggina, Messina and Siena are all also facing questions regarding their relationship with Juventus and Luciano Moggi. The three sides all conducted a large number of deals with the Bianconeri - last season Siena had six Juve players on loan.

Very interesting and sad....meanwhile Inter have taken legal action against Luciano Moggi's interview and Milan are considering the same and most likely will Monday.