Moggi found guilty

Ohhh you beauty Not that I had any doubt but this news just made my frikkin day xD

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*waiting for the shitstorm*

If I was Moratti i would put up an inquiry on the rest of the scudetti won by Juve. I'm sure they were just as 'honestly' won.

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rock on Moggi :mental:

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forgot to toke to that shit, hehe :shisha:

Moggi gets 5-year-plus sentence in Italian scandal


(AP) NAPLES, Italy — Former Juventus executive Luciano Moggi was sentenced to five years, four months in prison by a Naples court Tuesday for his role in the 2006 Italian match-fixing scandal.

Prosecutors were seeking a sentence of five years, eight months for Moggi on charges of criminal association aimed at committing sports fraud.

Another former Juventus executive, Antonio Giraudo, already received a three-year sentence and has appealed.

The biggest corruption case in Italian soccer caused Juventus to be stripped of the 2005 and 2006 Serie A titles and relegated to Serie B by a sports court.

AC Milan, Lazio and Fiorentina also were penalized, as were Reggina and Arezzo.

Also, former referee selector Paolo Bergamo was sentenced to three years, eight months and colleague Pierluigi Pairetto was handed a 16-month sentence, according to the ANSA news agency.

Fiorentina owners Andrea and Diego Della Valle and Lazio president Claudio Lotito received 15-month sentences for lesser charges.

In all, 16 people were found guilty and eight were cleared.

Moggi and the others were not expected to be ordered to prison before their appeals process runs out.

Moggi and Giraudo were banned from soccer for life by a sports court earlier this year for influencing the outcome of matches.

At the heart of the scandal were allegations that Moggi and Giraudo created a network of contacts with federation officials to influence refereeing assignments and arrange for key players on other teams to be given yellow cards ahead of matches with Juventus.

The 2006 title was awarded to Inter Milan, and Juventus still is appealing to have it restored or lest open, as it was in 2005. Juventus argues newly released phone taps show Inter also attempted to pressure referees.

Moggi and the others deny wrongdoing.


SOURCE: cbsnews.com

Bahahahahahahahahahahahaha

You lot insult Luciano Moggi but the minute someone says Giacinto Facchetti you all suddenly come to your senses and resort to having a conscience.

About time,nobody deserved it more than this disgraceful POS

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I hope this puts the entire case to bed now.

Too bad for Italian laws so he wont actually go and spend those 5 years in prison, i would love to see him in his natural black and white outif

I wonder why you are getting happy seeing a man on the jail

actually that doesn't help you winning games, you will continue losing

Pathetic. Absolutely volatile. Whatever. Enjoy relegation.

Say no more!

haha love this thread

Interisti on this thread -

juve fans-

JuvenelCuore wrote:Pathetic. Absolutely volatile. Whatever. Enjoy relegation.

is relegation that good? whats your experience?

coffee guy isnt for everyone

Adit wrote:

JuvenelCuore wrote:Pathetic. Absolutely volatile. Whatever. Enjoy relegation.

is relegation that good? whats your experience?

You will find out soon enough.

the funny thing about trying to make us feel bad about relegation is the chances are very slim. its highly unlikely we'll get relegated. all you're doing is reminding everyone of your shameful past and how we don't.. and most likely won't share it

Is this where I say haters gonna hate or no ?

Liking to be hated is so 2006. I feel sorry for you.

Let's keep this on-topic, please.