Italian Clubs under investigation for match fixing

Vibe wrote:

nasir6371 wrote:Serie A Clubs that risk point/s deduction are:
Atalanta, Bologna, Cesena, Chievo, Genoa, Lazio, Napoli, Novara
and Udinese.

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nasir6371 wrote:Serie A Clubs that risk point/s deduction are:
Atalanta, Bologna, Cesena, Chievo, Genoa, Lazio, Napoli, Novara
and Udinese.
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Zeman in Europe

Moratti deserves a Movie..

De Sanctis is definitely involved, is he being investigated?

Something is surely wrong with this footage lol

"Oh ****, we scored"

lol

I think it's either good editing or we simply don't know the background of this, no way he would be THAT retarded really.

He came out himself and said that's his usual manner, it's in his nature to be sarcastic, something like " Well *bleep*, finally". Lucarelli the guy who warmed up, confirmed it.

Prandelli also said any Italian players going to Euro get found out somehow related to the case will be dropped immediately, even during the tournament. If Italy wants it, the team could also go home. He sounds pretty sad, really bad timing.

Ex head of security at Telecom, Tavaroli said he was commissioned by Inter in the person of Moratti, Facchetti to spy on Moggi and the referees

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Well, this has gotten more interesting.

^Your sig really isn't good for work.

Vibe wrote:

Great Leader Sprucenuce wrote:Ex head of security at Telecom, Tavaroli said he was commissioned by Inter in the person of Moratti, Facchetti to spy on Moggi and the referees

Football with Honor Honorable Inter

Head of security spying Not the tech geeks but the man standing in front of doors

Dat jealousy and buthurrt Travels all the way to England...Football with honor,only @ FC Internazionale

Fan in denial.

Investigators into the betting scandal claim they know things about the Genoa derby in May 2011 that “will have a devastating effect” on football.

This is part of the same investigation that saw ex-Genoa man Omar Milanetto and current Lazio captain Stefano Mauri arrested last week.

It is now believed a great deal of the investigation is focused on Genoa’s last-gasp 2-1 win over arch rivals Sampdoria on May 8 2011.

“Milanetto was involved in that derby and it’ll be the worst thing we’ve seen in this investigation,” said public prosecutor Roberto Di Martino.

“We know things that will have a devastating effect.”

The match ended 2-1 with Mauro Boselli’s goal at the 96th minute, but more importantly that result had a huge impact in sending Sampdoria down to Serie B.

Source: football-italia.net

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Great, sounds really great..

New disturbing background on derby Genoa-Sampdoria finished in the crosshairs of prosecutors in the investigation on calciscommesse Cremona. The game, played on 8 May 2011 and ended with the result of 2-1 to Genoa,

- into the record - is the pm Roberto Di Martino, owner of investigation "Last Bet", and is contained in an application that the judge turned to Omar Milanetto interrogation before the magistrate after the arrest of the player. Meanwhile, the Federal Prosecutor has fixed the dates of the examinations of 37 members, they are heard as part of the second tranche on match-fixing investigation, based on documents submitted by the Prosecutor of Bari: the list of respondents are also the Juventus player Simone Pepe and Antonio Conte's collaborator, Cristian Stellini. This The complete list of hearings: June 7: Fabrizio Miccoli (Palermo), Francesco Della Rocca (Palermo) Sergio Almiron (Catania), Daniele Portanova (Bologna), Gillet (Bologna), Gaby Mudingayi (Bologna), Archimedes Morleo (Bologna ), June 8: Emiliano Viviano (Palermo), Simone Bentivoglio (Padova), Nicolo Cherubin (Bologna), Henry Damian Gimenez (Bologna), Bortolo Mutti (Palermo coach) June 11: Gian Piero Ventura (Torino coach); June 12 Riccardo Meggiorini (Torino), Massimo Donati (Palermo), Salvatore Masiello (Torino), Stefano Guberti (Torino), Daniele Paponi (Bologna), Albin Ekdal (Cagliari), Alessandro Parisi (Torino), Stefano Morrone (Parma), Antonio Bellavista (basic trainer), June 13: Ivan Radovanovic (Novara), Matteo Rubin (Bologna) Marco Rossi (Cesena), Nicola Pavarini (Parma), Guido Angelozzi (Ds Bari), Cristian Stellini (Coll. Technical Juventus), Simone Pepe (Juventus), June 14: Nicola Belmonte (Siena), Abdelkader Ghezzal (Levante), Marco Di Vaio (MLS Montreal Impact), Evangelos Moras (Cesena), Andrea Esposito (Lecce), Luca Siligardi (Livorno), Massimo Mutarelli (Atalanta), Cristiano Lupatelli (Genoa).

FFS I didn't realize Torino's coach was under investigation. We better not get relegated just as we got up!

You're a Torino fan? Also that would be devastating for the club, Torino are a club which simply should be in Serie A.

I only just noticed Miccoli, Viviano and Di Vaio in those lists.

My father is from Turin and a Torino fan, and I have sort of inherited the role. That being said I wouldn't really call myself a fan, more of a sympathizer.

I remember Torino had 7 sub in 1 game and still lost the game was weird to me

They should have been the first team of turin but they were brutally murdered

BarrileteCosmico wrote:My father is from Turin and a Torino fan, and I have sort of inherited the role. That being said I wouldn't really call myself a fan, more of a sympathizer.

This is the time to become a fan because they can only get better after being promoted.

dostoevsky wrote:I only just noticed Miccoli, Viviano and Di Vaio in those lists.

There is no room for criminals in F.C Honor and Grace

Moratti nipping the situation in the bud

Vibe wrote:Conte to be questioned today...Dat sweaty body,gonna be so sexy

SkySport24: Antonio Conte has left the federal prosecution service after a hearing that lasted almost 4 hours.

Conte: I am very calm and happy to have spoken the truth. I'm also happy to be back to coaching Juventus in ritiro.


#calcioscommesse: 15 affidavits submitted supporting Antonio Conte’s denial of having spoken to squad re: fixing Siena vs Novara in 2011.