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Reggina must appear before a sports tribunal after being charged amidst allegations of match-fixing. Following on from the recent scandal which has rocked Italian football, Reggina have been ordered to answer charges of sporting fraud. The charge relates to six games the Serie A side were involved in over the past two seasons, with Reggina's president Lillo Foti (pictured) having had his telephone tapped. Foti, along with three referees, two assistant referees and another official, has been charged by the Italian Football Federation's (FIGC) prosecutor Stefano Palazzi. The matches in question are home fixtures against Brescia, Cagliari and Palermo, and away games versus Udinese, Sampdoria and Palermo. Only last month, Foti was questioned in connection with the allegations and protested his innocence, having been accused of trying to rig the outcome of those six games. Reggina must now wait to learn if they will be on the end of the same guilty verdicts which were recorded against Juventus, Milan, Fiorentina and Lazio. Juventus were stripped of the Serie A title won for the past two seasons, demoted to Serie B and docked points for their role in the scandal. Fiorentina and Lazio were originally relegated, only to be reinstated to the top flight upon appeal, while Milan had points deducted.

nice job Reggina

FORZA COSENZA!!!!!!!!!!!

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Milan’s Calciopoli trial isn’t over yet, as the club was indicted as part of the second wave of investigations. Last night Reggina were indicted for sporting fraud after investigation into six games of the 2004-05 season. President Lillo Foti, former refereeing designator Paolo Bergamo and referees Pieri and Paolo Dondarini were also indicted by FIGC prosecutor Stefano Palazzi. The area of the inquiry that relates to Milan, however, is that concerning Arezzo’s Serie B encounter with Salernitana that same season and a telephone conversation with former FIGC official Gennaro Mazzei in which linesman Stefano Titomanlio mentioned “holding back” Salernitana as they were attacking. Arezzo and three unnamed members of the club have been indicted. Tonight it emerged that Milan were also on Palazzi’s list put forward to the sporting tribunal due to former referees’ liaison for the club Leonardo Meani. Meani was the man responsible for wiretapped telephone calls that saw Milan stripped of their automatic Champions League qualifying place, the chance to win the 2005-06 Scudetto and ordered to begin the next season with an eight-point handicap. “It is with immense amazement that AC Milan discovered they had been indicted for indirect responsibility for an alleged irregularity by Leonardo Meani, relating to an event that supposedly took place around Arezzo-Salernitana in 2004-05,” read an official statement from the club. “This was a Serie B match and the personal behaviour of Meani could not in any way be considered official Milan business, as the Federal Court confirmed in its appeal hearing.” The indictment is for failing to report an alleged irregularity to the authorities. With this in mind, Milan risk at most a fine if Meani is found guilty. Arezzo also responded to the accusations. "The club points out, as it has done since the start, its total innocence and is confident the sporting justice system will proceed correctly. President Piero Mancini wishes it known he has never met former refereeing designator Paolo Bergamo." It's alleged the pressure on the linesman to push Salernitana down came straight from Bergamo. It has also been confirmed that Reggina's case will be heard on August 13 and Arezzo follow on Monday.

So Milan gonna get fined again

Oh God. Only in Italy.

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Lucky its just a fine I was looking at the new Serie A table for the new season and can't work out why Chievo is on top shouldn't it be Inter, Roma then followed by the rest?

1 Chievo 0 0
2 Siena 0 0
3 Torino 0 0
4 Atalanta 0 0
5 Parma 0 0
6 Roma 0 0
7 Sampdoria 0 0
8 Internazionale 0 0
9 Ascoli 0 0
10 Palermo 0 0
11 Udinese 0 0
12 Messina 0 0
13 Cagliari 0 0
14 Livorno 0 0
15 Reggina 0 0
16 Calcio Catania 0 0
17 Empoli 0 0
18 Milan 0 -8
19 Lazio 0 -11
20 Fiorentina 0 -19

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Originally posted by fcuk ® Lucky its just a fine I was looking at the new Serie A table for the new season and can't work out why Chievo is on top shouldn't it be Inter, Roma then followed by the rest? 1 Chievo 0 0 2 Siena 0 0 3 Torino 0 0 4 Atalanta 0 0 5 Parma 0 0 6 Roma 0 0 7 Sampdoria 0 0 8 Internazionale 0 0 9 Ascoli 0 0 10 Palermo 0 0 11 Udinese 0 0 12 Messina 0 0 13 Cagliari 0 0 14 Livorno 0 0 15 Reggina 0 0 16 Calcio Catania 0 0 17 Empoli 0 0 18 Milan 0 -8 19 Lazio 0 -11 20 Fiorentina 0 -19

in fact it should be Ascoli then Atalanta as they do it A-Z...probably just a error.

Unfortunally the Serie A Calciopoli is not over yet as new facts and scandals popped up again recently. Moggi is out this time but the duel has become very serious between Moratti (Inter pres.) and ex-referee De Santis who's charging Moratti for paying Telecom heads to intercept his phonecalls. we know the friendship of Moratti and Tronchetti-Provera, owner of Telecom and the group Pirelli and lately Telecom is going into bankruptcy as the interceptions were discovered everywhere from the politicians, through vips and even normal people..

the latest scandal is a phonecall interception between De Santis and Meani, Milan's ex-responsible of the referee's relationship. De Santis and Meani were planning the failure of Inter matches. De Santis asked to Meani to have a dedication with a red-black shirt of Milan as he was a big fan of Milan, also Meani was very satisfied with all those Inter game looses and even called Moratti a dickhead for paying a lot and loosing a lot, the phonecall was between 04-05 just before Inter was going to play in CL and Milan against Roma in SA.

De Santis has recently presented a legal action agains Moratti for being intercepted in is private life, sending investigation private agents to follow his everyday movements, probably threated..etc

FIGC reopened again the Calciopoli papers and Moratti today has to explain why he called a private investigation agency instead of the normal legal judiciary parts if they were supposed to charge De Santis. also this investigation agency is (was, now already discharged) by someone called Cipriani, involved with the Telecom scandal.
If Inter will be found guilty, there would be also heavy penalizations of the nerazzuro club.

will keep informed

managia la miseria! this never stops. Never liked Moratti he seems like a dickhead, he has to pay the consquences hope he is found guilty...vergonia inter!

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vergogna to those cheaters that didn't get a penalization for altering last three Serie A's.

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Originally posted by fcuk ® managia la miseria! this never stops. Never liked Moratti he seems like a dickhead, he has to pay the consquences hope he is found guilty...vergonia inter!

If Moratti is guilty he is guilty of trying to prove that the Serie A has been fixed idiot (no Inter bias) now you cant do that under some stupid Italian law and he shouldnt have seeing as even if he found all the info brought it to the authorities what really would they have done.....we have seen nothing, Milan, Fiorentina, Lazio, Reggina all still in Serie A and Juve in B witha 99% chance of promotion most likely.

We only cheated once, 04/05 decided ref Meani for Juventus vs Milan.

'On July 26th, FIGC declared Inter Milan as the Italian Champion for the 2005-06 season. The decision was harshly disputed, in particular because Inter team manager Giacinto Facchetti was caught as well in telephone calls with Pierluigi Pairetto. In one of these calls he negotiated the best referees for Champions League matches. However no charge was laid against him for these interceptions.'

When it comes to Serie A, everyone is involved.

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Originally posted by fcuk ® 'On July 26th, FIGC declared Inter Milan as the Italian Champion for the 2005-06 season. The decision was harshly disputed, in particular because Inter team manager Giacinto Facchetti was caught as well in telephone calls with Pierluigi Pairetto. In one of these calls he negotiated the best referees for Champions League matches. However no charge was laid against him for these interceptions.'

Thats incorrect because it was Pairetto who called Fachchetti and told him of the referees for those matches no one knows if they did anything with him thus meaning no proof in this.