The story of it now re-open back and look like wrong team already been punished...

Source : Wikipedia'
2006 Italian football scandal

Source : Soccerlens.com
Calciopoli: The Scandal Returns

Source : MSN Sport
AC Milan official blames Calciopoli for Italian decline

Source : Videosoccer.net
New evidence sink Inter deep into the Calciopoli scandal

Source : worldfootballbook.com
Calciopoli: This Reversal of Truth Is Shameful

Source: Goal.com
Goal.com Calciopoli Debate: It Is About Time Juventus Questioned Why Were They Relegated & Stripped Of Two Scudetti
Calciopoli Watch: FIGC Ordered Refs Not To Help Juventus, Milan Spoke To Collina, Fiorentina Consider Legal Action

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Calciopoli or Falsopoli; The Truth Behind The Trial That Crippled Juventus


Any comments about it....

This post has been edited by Deani_77: Apr 17 2010, 02:55 AM

wow u really open the thread here...kudos to u..

My comment?

"No comment"

history remains as history. everyone involved and not involved in the incident learned a lesson from it.

This was not history since there is trial regarding this going on right now...

Source : Goal.com
Calciopoli Watch: FIGC Plan Investigation, Evidence Goes Missing Again, Moggi Renews Attack On Elkann, Cassano Italy Exclusion Explained?
Calciopoli Watch: Totti Escaped Juventus Ban, Zamparini Blames Moggi, Blanc Wants Justice, De Laurentiis In Quit Threat

This post has been edited by Deani_77: Apr 17 2010, 01:50 AM

so whats the update with the case?

Trial will be on Monday.

oooo i see ... actually why trial now where juve got relagated already .. hmm

i thought final sentence(punishment) was announced already? not conclusive yet???

Because what they are claiming is still a criminal offence so there has to be a trial. Juve being relegated was a decision made by the sporting body and is separate from the court of law.

sigh...can't resist to leave some comment here..

its never a history my fren... Truth is, some of us forgive it, some of us never will..but i can damn assured non of us will never forget it. This thingy still kept going on from 2006-onwards

can't resist la vision...but im try my best to avoid posting some fiery comments..ok?

evidence have been handed...phonecalls revealed...bla..bla.. Don Moggi juz say one thing...its either everyone's innocent @ everyone's guilty

Moggi promised to fight for his club rights...coz only us pay heavily during the 1st calciopoli...and like he said..its either everyone's innocent @ everyone's guilty

still TBC

spot on sir

My comments on this

The 1st Calciopoli already hurt italian football very much... Look at how juve, milan, roma, inter(before this season) became other league team's breakfast in europe after dat. Some rumors saying dat if juve won
the case...they might get some compensation & their most hated rival Inter might get a relegation something like dat la... Truth is...my darkside says "serve them right...they gonna get wat they deserve, prepared to suffer just
like us"...but on the other side... This thing might hurt serie A even more... Yes honestly i hate Inter...but i treat them as a rivals...not sworn enemies. Heck i'd even cheer for them in champions
league. Relegating them will did damage even more to the already damaged serie a. And another thing...relegating/condemning inter will not get juve pride back...we already crawling slowly to achieve the
"old juve"...so whats the point?

rules r rules, offense is offense if found guilty u know what gonna happen to inter regardless what it will bring to italian football, juve been given some unfair treatment some might say, n impact to the club it self was disaster...if inter found guilty and escape without punishment, imagine what the critic would say, or what the other team in italy would say, it's a shame if inter gonna b stripped from their titles n relegated down but somebody needs to sent a clear message about how serious this offense was,...

but lets this time be the true guideline for italian team for not making the same mistakes again for the good of the game itself

u make a point. Well im gonna wait & see about dat whole calciopoli thingy

You really think this 2nd Calciopoli is only Moggi vs Inter ?
Even Roma is brought into questioning. Heck even Milan is another team brought into question again.

This post has been edited by visionary1993: Apr 17 2010, 06:54 PM

after my 1st comment, i do expect you to reply, n replied u did..anyway, there r other teams which was mention by u, but based on the new evidence, inter name is the 1st in the list, milan n the others already get the punishments b4 which inter managed to avoid..just wait n see where this new evidence gonna leads the case, its still too early to judge anything thou, for now

And as you can see, i wont comment on the context itself. Just the outlines. Roma got punished already eh?

not yet i supposed, then let it be, let roma get punish as well if they found guilty..how that sound?

I do not want to speak out of my arse but you mean to tell me Juve were wrongly relegated?! Then who was supposed to be the ones that got away?!

You can the answer yourself if you read through all the link given by me...

my post above... its either everyone's innocent @ everyone's guilty. The 1st calciopoli...only Juve payed the heavy price out of it..

May be because Juve retain Serie A 2 times 04/06, 05/06 before the 1 Calciopoli and Juve had win scudetto for 29 times (minus 2 and still 10 times more than other serie a team)... Juve are the one should be punished more heavier...  And 2nd contender that time Milan received the 2nd heavier punishment. And after that, team had never be scudetto since 88/89 season monopoly serie A


This post has been edited by Deani_77: Apr 19 2010, 09:00 AM

italian and their cosa nostras

this is one of the thing im proud of about italian football, controversies, drama

This post has been edited by ghoster: Apr 19 2010, 11:11 AM

normal

italian serie a = WWE of football

Italian clubs because they are "own" by the BIG names...
no matter what, Italia sure will win the world cup thanks to "BIG" names..
hahaa

so weird. the fa punish the club. now they going to trial for the criminal charges. if juve win and presume innoncent then they were relegated for the lulz?

who are the big names ? mind naming just one ?

to make it easy for certain clubs to win

Berlusconi, prime minister of Italy, owner of AC Milan

Source : Tribalfootball.com
Inter Milan legends Mazzola, Altobelli want 2006 Scudetto handed back
Facchetti Jr calls on Inter Milan to give back 2006 Scudetto

Source : Calciomercato.com
Inter: 'We will not return the Scudetto 2006'
Calciopoli, Moggi: 'I am not the black sheep of football'

This post has been edited by Deani_77: Apr 19 2010, 05:35 PM

so what are his influence in handing the world cup to italy ?
so italy dont deserve the 2006 world cup ? is that so ?
italian fans will feel insulted..

Dunno ask the guy that posted it, I'm simply replying to your query on who are the 'big names' in italian football admin.

btw, i do think that Italy is EXTREMELY OVERRATED after WC2006. Nothing great bout their performance at all.

neither the runners up do anything special wat....

to those haters hard-to-accept-the-truth out there... Italy deservedly won the 2006 edition, ya i might sound like a fanboy. Yes u could say dat penalty against Australia was debatable...but don't forget during the same game Materazzi was sent off for nothing (the matter of fact he accidentally tackled his teammates)...so blame australia for not capitalizing dat during ¾ of the game bcoz the ref already help them 1st. Sorry but i think the team dat only concede 2 goals during entire tournament (1 own goal & 1 non-existence zidane's penalty-karma perhaps) deserved to be crown world champs. BTW it's not italy national team we talking about here...

Dont worry you dont sound like a fanboy. English Premier League and England national team fanboys still outnumber us 10 to 1 even if we are Italian football fanboys lol...

Thats the "beauty of Italian football".. The ability to win ugly.

I am sure deep down inside (they will not admit it on the outside) the "limeys" and the English fanboys would rather have that ability instead of enduring 44 years of pain, heartache and disappointment.

They blame it on luck, injuries..but are you sure you can be down on luck for 44 years? Come on..There is a chinese saying.. even a dog has its day.. Unfortunately, due to poor technical abilities and over-hyped players.. that "dog" is still waiting

The Italians are cheaters and are lucky? For 76 years they are lucky? For 76 years they cheat (Since 1934 where they won their first WC)? Come on... It is similar as you cant be down on your luck for 44 years.. something is either seriously wrong or the communities are delusional for 44 years..

Who knows, maybe this might be their year finally After all.. the English fanboys and the media believe yet again that this is the best squad ever...(They claimed the same thing back in 1986 though... )

Italian National Team At All Levels:

Senior Side:

WC: 4 times (Best of any European Nation)
European Championship (EURO): 1 time
Olympic Football Tournament: 1 time
Central European International Cup: 2 times
* Laureus World Sports Award for Team of the Year: 2007


UEFA U-21 Championship: 5 times (Best of any Nation)
Toulon Tournament: 1 time

UEFA U-19 Championship: 1 time

UEFA U-17 Championship: 2 times


England National Team At All Levels:

WC: 1 time
European Championship (EURO): 0
Olympic Football Tournament: 2 times
Central European International Cup: 0

UEFA U-21 Championship: 2 times

UEFA U-19 Championship: 1948, 1963, 1964, 1971, 1972, 1973 ,1975, 1980, 1993 (Best of any Nation)

UEFA U-17 Champioship: 0
Algarve Tournament: 1 time

The media and the fanboys on bandwagons blast Italian football, players and coaches.. but ironically the English national team is managed by an Italian....

This post has been edited by Jusstatic: Apr 19 2010, 10:35 PM

er pls dont degenrate this thread to england vs italy.
only one guy said that italy need big name to win.
one said overrated do not mean they didnt win it ... zzz

stick to the topic rather than vs vs stuff again ..

ok² we cool. stick to the topics pls...

Alright

Source : Goal.com
Calciopoli Watch: Two New Clubs Allegedly Called Designators, Court To Question Moggi Over Sim Card Affair & Make Decision On 75 Calls
Calciopoli Trial Adjourned After Chelsea Coach Carlo Ancelotti Didn't Turn Up, Manchester City Boss Roberto Mancini Summoned - Report

ancelotti ponteng? lol. mancini also kena .. all ran to epl to hide? lol just jk

once again...its either everyone's innocent @ everyone's guilty...

seems like almost all teams have been dragged in. i'm sure this case will take long before any court decision is made.

lol.. if all guilty, then serie A can cease to exist

or maybe all serie B teams will be promoted to Serie A. oh my, Winning Eleven 2011 will be doomed

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Added on April 21, 2010, 12:40 am

lol. no way i would feel like being disrespected. scudetto will be more meaningful if we win them by ourself

This post has been edited by earthdome: Apr 21 2010, 12:40 AM

correction

except juventus...lol

we already taste the sweetness of serie b...

btw serie a with only juve + teams like ternana, crotone, albinoleffe, regianna, empoli, watevana-na-li-li iz like a serie b itself

the first 5 teams who got punishment cannot be punished anymore..so juve, acmilan + 3 other team need not worry about the ongoing trial..

Exactly. And Ancelotti and Mancini were called to assist on the case.. Maybe as witnesses .. they are certainly not involved in the Calciopoli.

calciopoli II is now officially opened

Lol.... part 2... Return Of Luciano Moggi

@offtopic

damn sounds like movie title one..

The Calciopoli - The Phantom Juventus

Calciopoli II - Return Of Luciano Moggi

Calciopoli III - Revenge of the Juventus

reminds me of the godfather... then there goes the godfather's theme song...

Another update....

Source: Goal.com
Calciopoli Watch: Juventus Officially Ask For Revocation Of 2006 Scudetto

Fabio Capello: Calciopoli 'Made' Me England Manager' Leaving Juve meant Italian's career path swerved across the Channel...


This post has been edited by Deani_77: May 14 2010, 10:27 PM