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Originally posted by fastmp3 i hope milan doesn't go down

I had a look on the headers of all the italian newspapers of today (its 02.00 a.m. 06/23 here now). Milan is thought to be less involved into Calciopoli and Galliani who has already resigned as the President of the "Lega Calcio" (sorry 4 my bad english) had no direct influence into the scandal (as well as Moggi tried to charge him as guilty), so is thought to be just punished loosing some points in Serie A (without being relegated). Juve, Fiore and Lazio risking Serie B with infliction points. The final verdict will come most probably in mid July (see the 2nd post in this thread)

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LOL poor serie c, that's laughable that they would even do that.
it's more of a punishment for serie C teams than juve cuz 1 of them basically doesn't get to qualify for B when they would in any other situation

not fair...

here we go latest reports this morning

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Galliani quits as Lega chief Adriano Galliani has quit as President of the Italian Football League after he was one of 30 subjects indicted on Calciopoli charges. Although the Milan official has denied any wrongdoing, he has this evening resigned as President of the Lega Calcio. The FIGC prosecution team did indict four clubs – Juventus, Milan, Fiorentina and Lazio – this evening, as well announcing that 30 “subjects” would also face a sporting tribunal. The names of those people have now been revealed and Galliani is joined by more high profile figures of the game which include officials from both clubs and the FIGC. A number of referees are also on the list which reads as follows: Luciano Moggi, Antonio Giraudo, Adriano Galliani, Leonardo Meani, Andrea Della Valle, Diego Della Valle, Sandro Mencucci, Claudio Lotito, Cosimo Maria Ferri, Franco Carraro, Innocenzo Mazzini, Tullio Lanese, Paolo Bergamo, Pierluigi Pairetto, Gennaro Mazzei, Pietro Ingargiola, Paolo Bertini, Massimo De Santis, Paolo Dondarini, Fabrizio Babini, Domenico Messina, Gianluca Paparesta, Gianluca Rocchi, Pasquale Rodomonti, Paolo Tagliavento, Claudio Puglisi

about fucking time!

here are projected punishments

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The anticipated penalties for the four clubs involved are; Juventus: To Serie B and start 2006/7 with -9 points. Milan: Stay in Serie A and start 2006/7 with -15 points. Fiorentina: To Serie B. Lazio: To Serie B All four banned from european competition.

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Originally posted by InterMilan31 here we go latest reports this morning about fucking time! here are projected punishments

Juventus only Serie B???? ******s

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Originally posted by Epicurus Juventus only Serie B???? ******s

I dont know how Toni feels but I think there are going to be harsher penalties that that I took from that rumour that it was more of a least severe penalties will be this...

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Originally posted by paranoik0 Palermo

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-IvOfmsFAtU

Ascolta, mamma è vicino a te...

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Originally posted by K.I.K.E. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-IvOfmsFAtU Ascolta, mamma è vicino a te...

rofl

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Originally posted by InterMilan31 I dont know how Toni feels but I think there are going to be harsher penalties that that I took from that rumour that it was more of a least severe penalties will be this...

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I'd love to see Milan & Juve sent to Serie C2B
Lazio to Serie B
Fiorentina 10 point deduction

I would also like to see Inter, Roma & Chievo begin with a 10 point deduction. No real reasons, just be funny to see a league like that