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JuveJay
Petrucci (chief of CONI, Italian Olympic Committee) is saying that Juventus should stop going to court and stop appealing, that it would be better to step back and be respectful.

RESPECTFUL! hahaha.gif hahaha.gif

Andrea Agnelli has announced a press conference today in response to Petrucci's comments.

The problem is, we are building up too many 'enemies' in calcio now, suing the FIGC and Inter, challenging TNAS, and now probably going to go to war with CONI.
JuveJay
Have a read of this:
QUOTE
Italian Olympic chief blasts "arrogant" Juventus

Italian Olympic Committee (Coni) president Gianni Petrucci on Wednesday hit out at Turin giants Juventus for seeking to have their match-fixing punishment reversed.

Juve were stripped of two league titles and relegated to Serie B after having been found guilty in the 2006 calciopoli scandal of trying to influence referees.

But ever since the Old Lady of Turin has tried to exhaust every avenue possible to see their punishments overturned.

They have filed appeals with Coni's National Court of Arbitration for Sport (TNAS) and European football governing body UEFA, while their latest attempt was to bring a case in a local Italian court in the Latium region claiming 444-million euros ($599m) in damages from the Italian Football Federation (Figc).

Now that TNAS has declared itself unable to judge on Juve's claim, Petrucci has had enough.

"I don't like what's happening in top-level football at the moment, it's an illness of legal doping," he said at a press conference in Rome.

"Top-level football will lose the respect of public opinion if it continues like this. I'm talking about a part of top-level football (Juve), a part that believes it's cunning.

"I'm not having a go at lawyers but right now they're trying to make everything possible.

"We're in the hands of too many lawyers. I'm not saying that we don't have the right to appeal to the courts, but we're going beyond every level of sporting justice.

"There's a lack of respect for the rules and for ethics. The arrogant and domineering must not prevail.

"I'm talking about a part of top-level Italian football because we're witnessing something that's never been seen before.

"Unfortunately they don't accept the results on the pitch any more but as long as I have a voice to defend our rules, I'll do so.

"The (football club) presidents knew that when they entered the world of sport: theirs is the money, the rules are ours!"

Asked about Juve's latest appeal in the courts, Petrucci pleaded with the Italian giants to come to their senses.

"Where's the sense in continuing? Taking a step backwards would mean taking two forwards," he said.

"After this latest decision, what's the point in continuing? Those with more intelligence put it at the service of others. I'm making an appeal but maybe those serve no purpose any more."

Juve have never accepted the fact that they were stripped of two titles and still include the 2005 and 2006 scudetto crowns in their list of honours -- although this is not recognised by the football authorities.

What particularly rankles is that although the 2005 title remains unassigned, the 2006 crown was awarded to runners-up Inter Milan.

"I don't know if it was right to award that title to Inter, it's not up to Coni to say so," added Petrucci.

"However, the rules were respected and for Coni that's the end of the matter. Those who want to re-open (the case) create problems for the serenity of Italian football. Nowadays you live on your credibility and your curriculum.

"It's not true that whoever shouts the loudest is right. That's enough, we've put our faith in a group of wise people to make a stand against the arrogance of a part of football."


AFP

ABSOLUTELY OUTRAGEOUS. OUTRAGEOUS! Does this moron even know about the Farsopoli process?

Juve are being arrogant? Juve are domineering? Juve are not respecting the results on the pitch? hahaha.gif That's the whole point of Farsopoli, you complete and utter spastic!

Fuck this Petrucci joker.
JuveJay
MoRATti's reply:
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"I agree with the president of CONI, Gianni Petrucci. We are by his side and share the spirit and sense of responsibility with which he approached this particular moment in Italian football, which we hope will return to be primarily a sport and less a problem of the courts. "

What a poisonous little rat, little snake. Still trying to maintain the moral high ground. Go die in a fucking fire, scumbag.
JuveJay
Agnelli's reply:
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"In May 2010 we presented a statement to the FIGC requesting an investigation of the criteria under which the 2005-06 Scudetto was awarded to Inter. For 14 months it remained a dead letter. This raises doubts about the workings of the sports justice system, because the 2006 maxi-trial was completed in four months and led to severe punishment. Whereas we had to wait 14 months to get a reply to an eight-page statement. Quite a difference. At that point it inevitably became a political question, but up to then we had always been confident in the proper workings of the sports justice institutions. Palazzi's report came out on July 1st, a few days after expiry of the time limit for contesting the documents in question. We asked the Federal Council for a ruling, and when the Council decided not to make a decision we considered other ways of pursuing the interests of our club.”

It's completely scandalous, it's obvious to anyone with eyes and a brain what happened.
JuveJay
Agnelli wants Calciopoli round table



Juventus President Andrea Agnelli held a Press conference calling for “a political round-table to discuss all the Calciopoli evidence.”

The Bianconeri had their bid to see Inter stripped of the 2005-06 Scudetto in the light of new wire-tap evidence rejected this week, as the TNAS tribunal ruled it was outside its jurisdiction.

CONI (Italian Olympic Committee) President Gianni Petrucci noted clubs should not attempt “doping of the law” by going beyond the sporting justice system to seek damages, prompting Agnelli to hold this evening’s conference.

“I heard President Petrucci’s statements and in my view he was explicitly referring to Juventus,” snapped Agnelli.

“The country is in a delicate phase right now and everyone should do their own job. I am very proud to be the President of Juventus, so that means I must defend the club’s interests.

“Juventus have always respected the rules and intend to continue doing so. The trial of 2006 lasted four months, while to get an answer now we have to wait for 14 months.

“This matter cannot help but become political, seeing as the Federal Counsel decided it could not make a decision on Calciopoli. Now we have to evaluate the best way to defend Juve’s interests and use every legal instrument at our disposal. The rules must be respected by everyone.”

Agnelli and his legal team claim Inter were guilty of similar conduct in the years leading up to the Calciopoli scandal, but their wiretapped phone calls were not used as evidence in the original trial.

When the FIGC was given the new evidence, its legal team noted the offences were now beyond the statute of limitations, so the 2005-06 Scudetto remains in their trophy cabinet.

“It’s true the atmosphere is getting heated from a legal point of view. We have decided to take a series of steps in the light of the sporting justice system’s responses,” continued Agnelli.

“CONI President Petrucci asked us to take a step back. I say we should all take a step forward together. We can bring harmony back to the sporting world. Football is a business worth hundreds of millions of Euros and it needs laws to regulate it.

“We are asking for the chief of Italian sport to call for a political round table. In order to reassure everyone, we have to bring in all the elements that emerged from 2006 to today, but also concentrate all our efforts on developing the sport.

“So much bitterness has been created by past events, but this round table would be a chance to bring calm back to the football community.”
JuveJay
Petrucci came onto air shortly after Agnelli made his live conference, looking ashen faced and not quite as brave as he was behind his desk. He said he wanted to sit at this 'table of peace' and talk things over. Abete said the same.

Moratti replied that he couldn't refuse if CONI and FIGC asked him to also. However he doesn't want the subject of the 05-06 scudetto to be spoken about laugh.gif Sort of defies the point of the whole thing really. Idiot.
JuveJay
QUOTE
Like every year on December 7th, the City of Milan will award the Golden Ambrogino to Meneghini citizens who have excelled in their field, bringing prestige to the city. This year, next to big names of the likes of Cardinal Dionigi Tettamanzi figures former Commissioner of the Football Association Guido Rossi.


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Avon
FC Intermafiale

fuck them, worst club ever...
JuveJay
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Carraro: "Juve can't and shouldn't say they won 29 scudetti and put that number in their stadium...inter calls and Palazzi's report? Frankly I read it but don't understand it and don't agree with it."

Senile old bastard, doesn't even make sense.

Juve can do what the fuck they like.

Agnelli should also abandon this 'table of piece' bullshit, Inter and others are only interested in sitting there and shooting the breeze, the scudetti for them are under no consideration. When you consider how long it might take for Inter to steal some more championships then no wonder MoRATti it behaving this way.
JuveJay
QUOTE(JuveJay @ Nov 22 2011, 03:47 PM) *
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Guido Rossi today: "Those people who speak badly about Calciopoli (the process) should be taken care of. Inter calls? I haven't heard them".

Someone pop this fat fucking cunt already, who the fuck does he think he is. Interista piece of shit, have a heart attack.
JuveJay
It's very symptomatic of the whole process, a complete whitewash.
JuveJay
Calciopoli talks end with no peace

Those present at Wednesday’s Calciopoli peace talks have admitted that nothing has changed after a four-hour meeting.

A summit was held today at the headquarters of CONI – the Italian Olympic Committee – in an effort to bring an end to the controversy which has shadowed the Italian game since the sentences of 2006.

CONI chief Gianni Petrucci called for the get-together after Juventus started legal proceedings for damages after their demotion to Serie B five years ago. They were also stripped of two Scudetti.

Amongst those at today’s ‘peace table’ were Juventus President Andrea Agnelli and Inter counterpart Massimo Moratti.

Milan Vice-President Adriano Galliani, Fiorentina patron Diego Della Valle, Napoli chief Aurelio De Laurentiis and Italian Football Federation President Giancarlo Abete were also present.

“It was a long, friendly and correct meeting,” Petrucci noted. “But I mustbe honest and sincere, the subject of Calciopoli is still very hot so nobody changed their stance on the matter.

“There was a lot of good intentions, but no results have been obtained. I’ll certainly think very carefuly before planning another meeting.”

He added: “I’m disappointed, but we gave it everything and we’ll sleep without problems tonight. There was no result, but no defeat either.”

FIGC President Abete and Viola chief Della Valle also confirmed that nobody took a backwards step.

“There was no change in position,” Abete stated. “Despite all of the effort, it’s hard to heal a deep wound.”

Della Valle commented: “It was a civil meeting, but nobody altered their view.”

Inter’s Moratti, whose side were handed Juve’s 2006 title, refused to go into detail about what was discussed.

“All meetings can be constructive and everything can be useful,” he stated.

Agnelli, meanwhile, didn’t leave a comment after admitting that he would talk to the media at a later stage about today’s events.

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As expected, a total waste of time.

Agnelli continues to press for the return of the scudetti.

MoRATti will never give them up unless ordered to do so, he is the lowest form of near-human creature.

The rest want to huff and puff the clear their names and get a little cash for missing the CL.
CK
Do you ever expect that the two scudetti will be officially "re-awarded" to Juventus?

No offense Jay, but whole thing feels like a circus production from reading this thread.
JuveJay
It is a circus, that's just how Italy can be, but it's a very serious one that can't be brushed off lightly because water has passed under the bridge.

Depends how for Agnelli takes it, which appears to be a long way. The only reason these people are even talking now is because he has called in lawyers and would take it to the European courts, which they obviously fear because the initial process was a complete farce and would be exposed. The flip side is that he totally ruins relationships with some clubs, and risks creating a divide or split in calcio. I don't oppose this. Juventus could move to play in Ligue 1 for all I care.

Juventus themselves still consider they have 29 scudetti, and rightly so. When you go deeply into the workings of Moggi and all the other characters involved in this scandal, you come out with the stone cold fact that what he did was ingrained into calcio at the top level. There is strong evidence of others wrongdoing, including those at clubs who benefitted, and there is strong evidence that the whole thing was worked so that Juventus were forcibly removed from the top competition, both with and without the allegiance of people working inside or with the club.

The official record books say 27 scudetti and give Inter one for finishing third, with the other vacant. The next scudetto that Juventus win, the club will put three stars on their shirt, and no one can do anything to stop them.

The worry for us is that these people are just too ingrained in calcio. They always have been, which is why this subject even exists. They want Agnelli and Juventus to go away quietly now, and close the chapter as if it is all settled and time has made us forget. No one has forgotten, Juventus took both massive financial and sporting losses. Incredible losses.

This is the greatest sporting fraud of all time, but it won't be exposed inside any Italian courts. The fallout from this would be treble that of 2006, no one at the FIGC or in Italy wants to face it, not even the media.
JuveJay


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CK
Could Juventus play in France? Is that hyperbole or an actual option? How would that work?
JuveJay


Logistically and geographically it wouldn't be a problem, the bureaucracy would be.

It's obviously the last resort, but also something mentioned in passing by Agnelli before. It would shake football, but wouldn't be an alien concept.
CK
I'd argue be biggest shift in club and league perhaps ever. Juventus are top ten side in Europe in scope and history, Ligue 1 would instantly gain (not sure how other clubs there would feel though) and Serie A would suffer (much like they did through this scandal with Juventus in Serie B.

Honestly, I hope it does not come to that and Inter go down and Juve win the Scudetto in 2012.
Avon
QUOTE(CK @ Dec 14 2011, 06:00 PM) *
and Inter go down


in flames, Acid, Botulism and radioactivity - hopefully
CK
QUOTE(Avon @ Dec 14 2011, 01:07 PM) *
in flames, Acid, Botulism and radioactivity - hopefully


Before this I had no opinion on them, but last six years I've soured on them big time.

I wear my Juventus shorts with pride for Jay (sounds odd, it was in Rome, I'd lost some shorts and needed some on short notice...anyways...)
Avon
QUOTE(CK @ Dec 14 2011, 06:09 PM) *
Before this I had no opinion on them, but last six years I've soured on them big time.

I wear my Juventus shorts with pride for Jay (sounds odd, it was in Rome, I'd lost some shorts and needed some on short notice...anyways...)


I take that back, preferably someone can go back to 1908 in a time Machine and arrange an Anti-matter explosion so they never existed.
JuveJay
QUOTE(CK @ Dec 14 2011, 06:09 PM) *
Before this I had no opinion on them, but last six years I've soured on them big time.

I wear my Juventus shorts with pride for Jay (sounds odd, it was in Rome, I'd lost some shorts and needed some on short notice...anyways...)

Let us not forget that Moggi is not whiter than white, as he was working as sporting director of Juventus at the time then his actions reflect on us, even if many of his crimes that he has been charged or acquitted for go back to dealings with his own GEA player agency rather than Juventus. So Juventus deserve a certain finger of suspicion at least. What Agnelli is asking for as a club is 'equal treatment', based on what we have as evidence. To date Juventus have had severely unequal treatment, whilst others even get to laud themselves as beacons of honesty and pick up free championships, giving them a platform to build on. Whilst Italy's best supported and most successful domestic club is scratching around in the dirt with the nobodies.
JuveJay
Abate: "We don't have the money to compensate Juve. Should we stop calcio for 2-3 years?".
Avon
QUOTE(JuveJay @ Dec 15 2011, 02:56 PM) *
Abate: "We don't have the money to compensate Juve. Should we stop calcio for 2-3 years?".


should have thought of that before making a deal with the devil, shouldn't they rolleyes.gif
CK
QUOTE(JuveJay @ Dec 15 2011, 09:56 AM) *
Abate: "We don't have the money to compensate Juve. Should we stop calcio for 2-3 years?".


Sort of did "stop it" in many respects several years ago while Inter walked to scudetto after scudetto.
JuveJay
It's notable what he said there, virtually an admission of guilt.
JuveJay
Fiorentina co-owner Diego Della Valle orders Guido Rossi to disclose every detail of the investigation into Calciopoli

The Viola supremo wants the former FIGC commissioner to outline exactly what happened during his enquiry into the fixing scandal which rocked Italian football

Fiorentina co-owner Diego Della Valle has called on Guido Rossi to publicly reveal every detail of his investigation into Calciopoli.

Just a day after the peace talks arranged to smoothe relations between the clubs involved in the corruption scandal which rocked Italian football in 2006, Della Valle posted a letter on the Viola’s official website urging the former Italian Football Federation (FIGC) commissioner to disclose everything he knows about the investigation.

"Guido Rossi first of all has to publicly explain what really happened,” he wrote of the enquiry which led to Juventus being demoted to Serie B and Fiorentina, Milan and Lazio being docked points.

“With regard to the meeting which took place yesterday at the headquarters of CONI, I want to thank president [Gianni] Petrucci for the invitation and the attempt for peace. Even if it has not achieved the desired goal, it has, however, opened a path.

"The shared desire of all in wanting to pacify the members must first pass through a clear and honest analysis of what happened in his time.

“The protagonists of that time must publicly clarify [what happened]. And Guido Rossi has the duty to reconstruct the facts and give a public explanation to all those who want to know the truth.”

The peace talks were headed by CONI president Petrucci, who was joined by Della Valle, AC Milan vice-president Adriano Galliani, Juventus president Andrea Agnelli, Napoli patron Aurelio De Laurentiis, Inter's Massimo Moratti and current FIGC chief, Giancarlo Abete.

The scandal, which centred on teams trying to influence the outcome of games by selecting favourable referees, came to light as a consequence of investigations by Naples prosecutors into the Italian football agency GEA World.
JuveJay
The Facchetti family are suing Moggi for defamation of character against Giacinto Facchetti.

Another part of the inevitable pantomime repercussions. Moggi only presented the phone calls involving Facchetti to show that there were other people doing the same or worse than he did in regards to contact with officials. Facchetti was recorded;

- speaking to more than one referee directly asking for favours
- agreeing to meet a referee designator in a secret location
- supplying suspicion and false evidence to a Gazzetta dello Sport journalist, who then printed the stories as fact, with these even being used as evidence in the Calciopoli trial

So his Interista appearance as being some god-like, angelic hero is a complete fallacy. The audio is there to listen to, I don't see how it can be interpreted in any other way. The guy was implicitly involved.
fantasista
I'm just tired of it all, it was no surprise to me that Moggi was still found guilty against all reasonable logic. As you said, the implications are just too huge to face, Serie A is only just beginning to recover now, it would be enormously damaging for them to reopen the investigation. As you said, Abete basically admitted that it was a farce. The best thing that can happen is that Juve win the Scudetto this year and Inter finish in 8th, and though Moratti won't realize it, it would be in his club's best interests.

If there's one thing that this whole circus act has proven, it's that Serie A needs a strong Juve. They're the most popular club in the country and combined with the backing of FIAT that means they have the most resources. Without its biggest club Serie A really is on the same level as the Bundesliga and Ligue 1, as the coefficients show. Inter may never win another Scudetto, but at least they'll be a second rate club playing in a strong league, instead of a second-rate club playing in a second-rate league.
JuveJay
Investigator into 'Calciopoli' claims that there were no 'truly' fixed games

One of the men involved in the investigation into Calciopoli has claimed that many of those found guilty of attempting to influence referees and fix matches were harshly treated.

During an interview with Corriere dello Sport, the anonymous source also argues that there were no clearly arranged games.

When asked how many of those convicted were either harshly or unjustly punished, the investigator replied: "I tell you the truth, most of them …. if you go to actually see the games, really rigged games where the referee was truly involved, there aren’t any.”

The source argued that many of the claims of having ‘bought’ the referee or ‘fixed’ a game were pure "bravado" on the part of those involved.

The scandal, which centred on teams trying to influence the outcome of matches by selecting favourable referees, came to light as a consequence of investigations by Naples prosecutors into the Italian football agency GEA World.

The subsequent enquiry eventually led to Juventus being demoted to Serie B and Fiorentina, Milan and Lazio being docked points.

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This is 'new' news in the sense that it has just come out, but we've know this for some time. There was never any actual match fixing during Calciopoli, even the final sentencing said as much.

Still, they demoted Juventus for 6 minor crimes to create 1 big crime, which we obviously cannot accept. You don't give someone a murder charge for 6 counts of shoplifting.
JuveJay
Here's the Italian interview:

QUOTE
CLAMOROSO
Le rivelazioni di un investigatore che ascoltava le intercettazioni «Calciopoli: tutto quello che non sapete»

di EDMONDO PINNA (CorSport 23-12-2011)


Parla uno degli uomini di Calciopoli. Parla, racconta, descrive pagine
di un libro inedito, svelandoci le “sue” verità. L'idea è che le sue
rivelazioni non siano solo un sasso nello stagno ma uno stimolo al
dibattito. E su queste colonne chi vuole e vorrà rispondere troverà
uguale ospitalità. Intanto, il nostro interlocutore parla (ci dice)
per liberarsi da un peso, per sperare che la “sua” verità possa
diventare verità storica. Un appuntamento mancato nei dintorni di
Firenze, l’attesa attorno all’ora di pranzo, un hotel a fare da
coreografia. Viene o non viene? No, non verrà, un contrattempo,
all’ultimo momento, perché succede così anche nei film che fanno
botteghino. Ma è una parentesi, che si chiude qualche giorno dopo, nel
cuore di Roma, un ufficio con vista fra la cupola di San Pietro e il
Tevere, mentre intorno brillano le luci di Natale. Si comincia che il
sereno del cielo sta per farsi azzurro, si finisce che è notte ed il
freddo è tornato pungente. Parla, uno degli uomini di Calciopoli. Non
uno qualsiasi, però. Ma uno che, in quell’inchiesta, stava dall’altra
parte, dalla parte di chi, quelle indagini, le ha fatte. Un
investigatore. Ci qualifichiamo, i documenti sul tavolo, non per
mancanza di fiducia, ma per garanzia reciproca. Chiede che il suo nome
non venga svelato sul giornale. E poi racconta. . . .

Calciopoli, definito il più grande scandalo del calcio mondiale, nasce
da quale inchiesta?
«La cosa degli arbitri, l’inchiesta che stava a Napoli. Da lì poi parte un
supplemento di indagini, perchè a Torino avevano archiviato e mandato gli
atti. . . Da questo hanno preso spunto e da lì sono partite varie
intercettazioni, all'inizio erano due telefoni controllati, telefonino e
telefono di casa...»

Da due telefoni a oltre centosettantamila intercettazioni?
«Si allarga il giro con le telefonate: questo conosceva quello, quello
conosceva quell'altro e si iniziano a mettere tutti i telefoni sotto
controllo. In un momento uscivano venti numeri di telefono nuovi. Parlavano,
parlavano... Parlavano di stupidaggini alla fine, niente di che. . . Fino a
quando si è arrivati a Moggi. Anche se, quando senti il sonoro, quello scherza,
quell'altro fa il fenomeno...».

Lei ascoltava le telefonate?
«Si, sentivo le intercettazioni»

Quanti eravate?
«Dodici, ufficiali e agenti di polizia giudiziaria, in via in Selci. Ma non
pensate alle bobine di una volta. Ci sono computer, entri con la password... e
ognuno seguiva una singola utenza.. Poi alla fine si faceva una riunione, io
ho seguito questo, ho seguito quell'altro e si faceva resoconto».

Ci spieghi una cosa: come mai le telefonate che riguardavano l’Inter
non sono entrate nell’inchiesta? Eppure il loro tenore non era diverso
da quelle che abbiamo letto, dal 2006 ad oggi. . .
«Noi facevamo i baffetti: dopo ogni telefonata usavamo il verde se le
conversazioni erano ininfluenti, l’arancione se c'era qualche cosettina. Col
rosso parlavano di calcio (nel senso, cose che potevano interessare
all’inchiesta, ndr). Noi facevamo un rapido riassunto, un brogliaccio. Ogni
telefonata aveva il suo brogliaccio, nome cognome e di cosa parlavano, se era
interessante.. C'era una cartellina con il nome».

Ha mai intercettato una telefonata dell’Inter? Le ha mai sentite?
Sapeva che c’erano?
«Che ci stavano sì, ma io personalmente no. Io facevo altro. . . »

Ma lei ha mai sentito Bergamo, ad esempio, che parlava con Facchetti.
O con Moratti.
«Tu non è che fai sempre gli stessi... Se capita che non ci sei, c'è un altro
che ascolta».

Una giornata a sentire le intercettazioni, a mettere i baffetti e
scrivere i brogliacci. E poi?
«Tutte le sere si facevano le riunioni a fine servizio. Attorno ad un
tavolo».

Ha mai avuto la sensazione di “tagli”?
«No. Che poi c'erano Auricchio (il tenente colonnello del Nucleo
Investigativo dei Carabinieri, ndr) e Di Laroni (maresciallo capo dei
Carabinieri) che decidevano cosa mettere o non mettere nell'informativa è un
altro discorso. Ma durante le riunioni no»

Però alcune intercettazioni non sono finite nell’inchiesta, nelle
indagini. Un’anomalia?
«C’erano perché ci sono le registrazioni. La cosa un po’ anomala è il server
delle intercettazioni. E’ in Procura, a Roma, a Piazzale Clodio. Quando c’era
qualche problema, e capitava spesso, telefonavamo a chi era in Procura:
“Guarda, la postazione 15 qui non funziona, che è successo?” “Vabbé adesso
controllo....”. Dopo un po’ richiamavano da Piazzale Clodio: “Ti ho ridato la
linea, vedi un po’”. Andavi a controllare, magari avevi finito alla telefonata
250 e ti ritrovavi alla telefonata 280. E le altre 30? “Me le so perse. . . ”».

Chi contattava il responsabile del server a Piazzale Clodio?
«Non ci parlavamo solo noi, c’era anche il responsabile della sala. Ci
parlava Auricchio, ci parlava Di Laroni...».

E’ tecnicamente possibile non intercettare un’utenza sotto controllo
per un determinato periodo di tempo?
«Tranquillamente. Tu stacchi il server e la cosa si perde».

Torniamo alle telefonate alle quali avevate messo i baffetti rossi:
non sono finite nell’inchiesta.
«Evidentemente non ci dovevano andare, che devo dire.... Non lo so questo. So
soltanto che quello che veniva fatto, veniva fatto per costruire. Poi io ti
porto il materiale, t’ho portato il mattone ma se tu non ce lo metti, sto
mattone..».

Vi hanno detto che l’indagine doveva essere fatta su Moggi, Bergamo,
Pairetto, eccetera?
«No, no. Noi eravamo liberi».

Quindi il lavoro di scrematura veniva fatto dopo?
«Sì, nella seconda fase».

Avete mai intercettato le sim estere? Quelle del gestore svizzero, per
capirci.
«Quando vai ad intercettare una scheda straniera, in questo caso Svizzera,
devi chiedere l’autorizzazione. E loro che cosa hanno fatto? L’hanno chiesta
ma, nello stesso tempo, hanno già attaccato il telefono. Ma a quel telefono
non parlavano. In quindici giorni, questa scheda, non ha fatto niente».

Di chi era la scheda?
«Di Luciano Moggi»

Non la usava?
«Non faceva niente, telefono muto. E’ come se tu metti sotto (controllo, ndr)
questo telefono (e indica il suo, ndr) e poi questo è spento per un mese.
Zero. E quindi questa cosa delle schede è stata un po’ accantonata perché poi
l’autorizzazione non te la dava nessuno».

Si parlava di anomalie.
«Nel corso di questa indagine sono nate delle cose che inizialmente non
c’erano, mentre cose che inizialmente c’erano, non ci stanno più».

Cioè?
«Un esempio di quello che non c’era e si è materializzato nel giro di poco
tempo: Martino Manfredi (ex segretario della Can A-B, ndr). Quando l’abbiamo
portato in ufficio era morto, era un cadavere, tremava, aveva paura... Diceva:
“io non so niente, non ‘è successo niente, ma quando mai... “. E piangeva sul
fatto del posto di lavoro... “come faccio... non posso lavorare più, mi devo
sposare...”. Dopo un po’ di tempo, sto Martino un giorno è andato a lavorare
in Federcalcio.... quando lui ha cominciato ad essere interrogato. . . .
improvvisamente è uscita la storia delle palline. Quella è la cosa che io
dico: è lecito e capibile da parte sua, un po’ meno da. . . . »

Si può definire un pentito?
«Non lo so. Prima non sapeva niente, poi sapeva tutto, sapeva di questo, di
quell’altro, di Pairetto, della Fazi...».

Lei ha detto: cose che inizialmente c’erano, non ci stanno più. Cioè?
«La storia dell’intercettazione ambientale a Villa La Massa, vicino Firenze»

E’ il pranzo che secondo l’accusa rappresenta l’architrave del patto
per salvare la Fiorentina. Andrea e Diego Della Valle da una parte,
Mazzini e Bergamo dall’altra. Bene, e cosa non c’è più?
«Di questo incontro si è saputo nell’arco di 4, 5 giorni, attraverso le
intercettazioni. Il servizio era organizzato con telecamera e microfono
direzionale. Se la cosa fosse stata fatta in un locale dove c’era gente e
avendolo saputo un po’ prima, si potevano mettere microspie dappertutto.
Invece così, in pochissimo tempo, e non a Roma ma a Firenze, era difficoltoso.
Con il microfono direzionale, a cinquanta, cento metri, senti quello che uno
dice. E lo filmi con la telecamera. Però sta voce non s’è mai sentita.. . . Io
so che l’hanno sentita... Questa cosa è importante perché là io so che non
hanno parlato di niente. Questi qui hanno parlato ma non hanno detto niente
di.... Magari pensi che Della Valle abbia detto a Mazzini: “Dai, famme vince,
mandami quest’arbitro”, che sarebbe stata una cosa penalmente rilevante.
Invece, non hanno detto niente. Ci sono le immagini, Diego e Andrea che
scendono dal furgoncino, che si sono incontrati con Bergamo. Hanno dato più
rilevanza a questo che non facendo sentire l’audio».

Secondo lei, quindi, l’audio c’è?
«Non secondo me. L’audio c’è».

Sicuro?
«Sicuro»

La difesa della Fiorentina, durante il processo, ha puntato proprio
sulla presunta esistenza di quest’audio....
«La Fiorentina evidentemente qualcosa ha saputo. . . E’ come il fatto del
“Libro nero” (dell’Espresso, ndr), cioè, sto libro nero da là è uscito, non è
un foglio, è tutta l’informativa e qualcuno l’ha data all’Espresso. Quindi i
buchi ci stanno. Della Valle qualcosa sa».

Come funziona un’intercettazione ambientale con il microfono
direzionale?
«E’ una valigetta, c’è un microfono che somiglia ad una specie di pistola con
una parabola. La punti verso il soggetto....Ma da quel giorno non s’è saputo
più nulla di questa cosa qua...».

Ricorda altre situazioni poco chiare?
«No, a queste ho sempre pensato. E mi dico: perché uno deve passare i guai,
per che cosa? E quell’altro, perché deve andare dentro? Moralmente ti pesa,
dopo un po’ ti dici: mamma mia».

Tra quelli che sono stati condannati in primo grado, quali sono quelli
che pagano troppo o ingiustamente?
«Io dico la verità, la maggior parte. Cioè, è una cosa fatta, forzata un po’,
ci stava la telefonata, però se vai a vedere effettivamente le partite,
partite veramente truccate, dove l’arbitro è stato veramente coinvolto. Non ci
sono. Non c’è la partita dove si dice: adesso li abbiamo beccati. Si era
parlato di questo è Lecce-Parma, di De Santis, quella di “mi sono messo in
mezzo”. E’ una spacconeria, quello voleva fare il fenomeno».

Sì, ma sono state condannate tante persone. Lei, invece, parla di
spacconate: qualcosa non torna....
«Secondo me, di veramente importante, che uno deve prendere cinque anni, sei
anni, non ci sta niente. Poi magari pensi all’eccessivo modo spavaldo di Moggi
che può dare anche fastidio, questo ci può stare, quello è il periodo in cui
era prepotente, arrogante. Ma da lì ad arrivare a.... Bisognava dimostrare che
c’era un’associazione. Lui, solo lui (Moggi, ndr) fa l’associazione? Così è
un’altra cosa. . . E’ una questione di prestigio, di carriera».

Ma l’hanno fatta tutti, la carriera?
«Mica tanto: Auricchio e Arcangioli stanno alle scuole.... non è che so stati
proprio premiati....Uno alla scuola Ufficiali, uno alla scuola Allievi. . . »

Non ricorda niente altro di particolare. Non necessariamente di
anomalo. Magari anche solo di curioso.
«Mi hanno raccontato di alcune cenette: Auricchio, Arcangioli, Narducci,
anche altri personaggi che hanno segnato quel periodo di Calciopoli. In
qualche caso, mi sono chiesto che importanza poteva avere andare a mangiare
con Narducci. Sono andati a cena a Napoli, di fronte al Vesuvio, a Castel
dell’Ovo. . . da Zi’ Teresa. E non c’erano solo gli investigatori».

Ha detto che non c’era nulla di penalmente rilevante: c’è stato
qualcuno che, ad un certo punto, ha avuto dubbi sul peso dell’indagine,
sulla necessità di continuare ad andare avanti?
«Sì, Arcangioli. Disse: basta. E lì è nato lo scontro con Auricchio,
arrivarono ai ferri corti».

Quindi voleva stoppare l’indagine perché debole?
«Sì, Arcangioli sì. Erano impegnate quindici, venti persone per questa cosa
qua. E l’autista; e quello che deve andare di continuo a Napoli. Non era
cosa... In una sezione di sessanta persone, ne levi quindici, le altre fanno
tutto il lavoro».

Qualche pentito c’è stato?
«No».

In via in Selci (è la sede del Nucleo Investigativo dei Carabinieri),
dove si sono svolti gli interrogatori, sarebbero successe due cose:
una che Moggi si mise a piangere e l’altra che l’ex arbitro Paparesta
accusò un malore: verità o leggenda?
«Non è vero».

When I've got a spare 9 hours I might translate all of it rolleyes.gif Or you can run it through Google translate and still get the gist of it.
JuveJay
Many of the investigators wanted the case to be closed at that stage, but Roman police chief Attilio 'I don't remember' Auricchio wanted to continue at all costs.

At this point the scandal begins.
JuveJay


"Too many holes in the interceptions, and where did the audio go to that could exonerate Della Valle?"

"Sometimes the computers froze and phone calls would go missing. We never found a fixed game"
JuveJay
'Capello's Juve beat Mou's Inter'

President Andrea Agnelli is bullish going into 2012. “I want justice for Juventus. Fabio Capello’s side would’ve beaten the Treble-winning Inter 3-0.”

The patron has no intention of pulling back after new evidence emerged from the Calciopoli trial, in which his club was stripped of two Scudetti. The so-called ‘round-table’ of peace talks came to nothing.

“I consider that to be an important day, because it put together people who were swept up in Calciopoli,” Agnelli told Tuttosport.

“Everyone stuck by their positions, but the final document recognised the trial was rushed. It is necessary, as I’ve said for a long time, to have a complete picture of what happened. There are elements that need to be re-evaluated by a judge, as there was too much disparity in treatment.

“Juve paid far too excessively for what happened. Had we not increased the capital and worked carefully, then we really would be in the lower leagues right now. We can’t just pretend nothing happened and push onwards.

“We have a request for hundreds of millions of Euros in damages. It’s not personal against Inter or Massimo Moratti, as we would’ve acted the same way if it had been a different club. We’re not at war.”

President Agnelli does like to tease the Nerazzurri and maintains Juve not only deserved those titles, but others too.

“I am certain Capello’s Juve would’ve beaten the Treble-winning Inter side 3-0,” he smiled of Jose Mourinho’s team and the 2004-06 Bianconeri.

“In any case, right now we have a strong team that is growing. All of us in the club thought Antonio Conte was the right choice. He’s lacking a little in terms of experience, but the same is true of me!”

Agnelli did draw a great deal of criticism when he announced Alessandro Del Piero was in his final year at Juventus, mentioning it in passing during a meeting.

“I’m sorry that a gesture of affection was interpreted as a lack of respect. There are another 22 games left in the Scudetto race and our objective is certainly not just to reach the Champions League.

“We will evaluate the opportunities that the transfer market provides. We hope Milos Krasic can be our best January ‘buy,’ though.”

Krasic’s agents have confirmed he’s likely to leave Turin after failing to break into Conte’s side.

http://football-italia.net/node/14102

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Avon
I hope Inter come out of this Caked in 500 trillion tons sloppy sewage...
JuveJay
Diego Della Valle (Fiorentina owner) is taking legal action against Guido Rossi, the stand-in FIGC president in 2006 who oversaw the Calciopoli verdicts.

A reminder on Guido Rossi, in case anyone doesn't know the story. He sat on the Inter board for several years, he is an Inter fan of course. He came in to replace Carraro in 2006 in the midst of the Calciopoli 'scandal', and then shortly after it passed he left his position. Later he took up a job with Exor, who own Juventus, the same people who lay down and took it in 2006.
JuveJay
BREAKING NEWS

There are reports coming out that a game between Inter and Chievo was fixed, it involves Sergio Pellissier and Inter staff.

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More to come...
JuveJay
This is to do with the betting match fixing scandal.

From La Repubblica:

QUOTE
LE PARTITE DI A - Le partite di serie A sono Palermo-Napoli, Napoli-Chievo e Inter-Chievo. Emerge dalle migliaia di atti allegati: della prima non si era mai parlato, mentre le altre due erano già entrate nell'inchiesta. A tirare in ballo la sfida tra rosanero e azzurri è Massimo Erodiani - arrestato a giugno scorso - nel corso dell'interrogatorio davanti al pm Roberto Di Martino. Le partite 'truccate', spiega Erodiani, "non si vengono a sapere se non la domenica mattina... proprio per il fatto di non sputtanarle". Erodiani dice però di non sapere se la combine su Palermo-Napoli fosse poi andata in porto: "Non possiamo darlo per certo, però con il risultato che fanno loro la partita è finita 2-1 per il Palermo, al primo tempo già".

INTER-CHIEVO: Ad Erodiani il pm cita un'intercettazione in cui lui dice ''l'anno scorso ho fatto il Chievo a Milano''. ''Non parlo di Milan-Chievo - mette a verbale lo scommettitore - parliamo di Inter-Chievo...questa frase me l'ha detta Pirani, perche' Pirani era amico di Pellissier...me l'ha detta Pirani che l'anno prima aveva giocato Inter-Chievo e fecero una marea di gol''. Pirani le disse che aveva manipolato la partita? ''Si', tramite Pellissier''. Il pm chiede poi se Pirani gli avesse detto anche della volonta' del Chievo di segnare almeno un gol ed Erodiani risponde ''Si', si'''. ''Quindi aveva ricevuto il benestare della squadra avversaria?'' chiede ancora De Martino. ''Si''' e' la risposta. E il pm fa mettere a verbale: ''aveva ricevuto il benestare da parte dell'Inter''

THE GAMES IN SERIE A - The games in Serie A are Palermo-Napoli, Napoli-Chievo and Inter-Chievo. Emerging from the thousands of document allegations. The first hasn't been mentioned before but the latter two were already under investigation. To bring up the match between the 'pinks' and 'blues' and Massimo Erodiani - arrested last June - during interrogation before the prosecutor Roberto Di Martino. The games 'fixed', according to Erodiani "you do not come to know if not on Sunday morning...precisely because they are not rubbished". Erodiani says, however, that he did not know whether the combination of Napoli and Palermo had come off, "We cannot know for sure, however the game did finished 2-1 to Palermo, the first half already".

INTER-CHIEVO: To Erodiani the prosecutor quotes an interception "last year for sure with Chievo in Milan". "I'm not speaking about Milan-Chievo - for the record, but Inter-Chievo. We talked about this phrase Pirani (Marco, dentist from Cremona who has been helping facilitate bets) had told me. Because Pirani was friends with Pellissier. Pirani told me that the year before Inter played Chievo and there were a lot of goals. Prosecutor: "Pirani said he had manipulated the game?" Erodiani: "Yes, with Pellissier". The prosecutor then asks whether it was arranged for Chievo to score at least one goal. "Yes, yes". "So they had approval from the opposite team?", Di Martino asks again. Erodiani: "They had received approval from Inter".
JuveJay
The game in question: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=playe...p;v=9wALF9Vea0A

Pellissier's goal comes from a mistake from Zanetti. Two extremely suspicious own goals. This is the game Inter won the title in, the second last game of the season. If you look at the youtube comments, and I remember it well at the time, the game was extremely suspicious then even without these claims from Erodiani.

I wonder if Italian football can ever get any credibility back once the Calciopoli and betting scandals are over.
Funki
Didn't they have some sort of meltdown during the second half of that season and Roma ended up catching up? Or am I not remembering this correctly?

Why would Exor hire Rossi?
JuveJay
It was an advisory director role at FIAT. It really was rubbing our faces in it. Exor did nothing to help the club during Calciopoli, they were too bothered about upsetting their money friends. Obviously that wasn't enough, they then had to hire the Interista director who demoted us in 2006.

I should really separate the two scandals though, these latest accusations against Inter are not to do with the Calciopoli 2006 scandal, rather it is an example of how Inter continue to escape all accusations (so far).

These accusations were later taken down from La Repubblica, although they can still be found in small articles on 4-5 sites who are obviously not under the Moratti remit. Instead, you can find big headlines regarding the betting scandal in those papers - stories of how Buffon, Cannavaro and Gattuso bet up to €100,000 per month on sports. There is no match fixing proof whatsoever, they are gambling addicts of sorts, but obviously that doesn't matter. These are the same papers who tried to frame Cannavaro for doping (at Parma) and Buffon for betting (at Parma and Juve) whilst the Calciopoli scandal was unfurling. Low life pieces of shit who I'd like to see dead in the gutter.
JuveJay
Tuttosport and CorSport - three games mentioned, not the Inter game

Gazzetta - nothing on the front page, mention on page 17, not the Inter game

Welcome to censorshipitalia.
JuveJay
"The Great Calciopoli Deception" movie: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NvNbDS1uemY...player_embedded


JuveJay
If anyone has 15 minutes spare they should watch this video:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=playe...p;v=K4y7NZ0yDFo

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JuveJay
http://www.tuttosport.com/calcio/serie_a/j...u+scudetto+2006

Huh, it seems everyone is 'incompetent' these days....
JuveJay
The FIGC just passed new laws, that they alone can decide on scudetti revocations, assignments, and reassignments, without any statute of limitations coming into play.

Of course, this is a new law and not retrospective, so it doesn't touch the Farsopoli verdicts or appeals.

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JuveJay
Moggi just won a key battle in the courts.

QUOTE
Director, Let's begin with the motives (premises) of the verdict that has now been made available to the public...
"The verdict is a victory. Finally, a state of clarity. And it has been carried out by jurists and the tribunal, not by a policeman"

Who is the policeman?
"Oops, I meant Colonel Auricchio..." (Moggi smiles)

The premises of the verdict exonerates you from having altered the championships...
"Like I've always said, we haven't altered any sporting championship. And let me add: from the premises (of the verdict) it clearly emerges that with such an alteration missing, it's not a falsification of the championship and much less a distribution of cards (bookings) that were claimed in all these years..."

Now that everything seems more clear, what are your further intentions?
"To continue my battles in various seats (offices) and various appeals, but until now the truth has underperformed"

Should the lost scudetti be restored to Juve?
"Certainly. Juventus and myself ought to get back what was unjustly taken away in all these years. Juventus should get the two scudetti back that were rightfully won on the pitch. However it's another thing that in this moment that I'm particularly curious about...

Tell..
"After a sporting process that was effectuated with such haste in the summer of 2006, I would now like to see the FIGC affirm this verdict which clearly states that there were no manipulations of the sporting results in the championships in question. Juventus, just like myself, must fight to get back what is deservedly ours."
JuveJay
http://juvemania.it/bomba-calciopoli-dove-...o-dei-sorteggi/

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Via @antoniocorsa on Twitter:

The two articles basically say that there's a video shot on May 13th 2005 where they recorded the draw of the refs for the following weekend. The Carabinieri and the prosecutors have always said that video was the proof Moggi, Giraudo, Bergamo and Pairetto used to fix the draws. BUT they never showed it to the judges, they never showed it to the lawyers, they simply showed a sequence of photos from the draw. In the Giraudo trial, the judge used this video "proof" to condemn the former AD of Juventus. Francesco Saverio Borrelli also used this video (never shown) to condemn Juventus via sporting justice, sending the team to Serie B etc. The articles basically prove the video was fixed and the draw was 100% regular. Just another example of how they desperately wanted to find "something" to blame Moggi & co.
JuveJay
The conviction process against Juventus continues to be completely dismantled, I don't think there is a shred of 'evidence' remaining that can be used.

All this because of illegal phone taps and the boasting of one man used against him and his employers.
JuveJay
http://www.tuttosport.com/calcio/serie_a/j...lie+gli+arbitri

Newest wiretap to just emerge, between Leonardo Meani (Milan referee attach) and Paolo Bergamo (former referee designator), from 9 Dec 2004:

Bergamo: Leo?
Meani: I've spoken. Those three are good there.
Bergamo: So Collina, Paparesta and Bertini.
Meani: And Bertini, those three are good there. Even he (who is 'he'? Who is this person that Meani always refers to? - Ed.), he says no to De Santis, De Santis is the idea that unnerves the team. As you say: De Santis is good for all games, but not this one (it's Juve-Milan - Ed.) ... Oh I kept the promise of the bag. Let's see if you keep yours...
Bergamo: I am available...we will be there from six onwards.
Meani: No, no, I say who's running the lines...
Bergamo: You mean Faverani (assistant referee who is still officiating: he was linesman in the recent Lazio and Fiorentina game - Ed)? You put it back to Serie A on Sunday.
Meani: No I mean Puglisi: let him do Milan-Fiorentina, come on!
Bergamo: Last night he did well with Collina for Dynamo Kiev against Bayer Leverkusen.
Meani: This one is very good. He's as good as Ivaldi, Pisacreta, Griselli, he's as good as Copelli.
Bergamo: Like Mitro.
Meani: As good as Mitro. Mitro is not so bad, but he seems like he'll boil over. Is it true or not?
Bergamo: He's hot headed, but he is very good.
Meani: Mitro's never wrong.
Bergamo: Now I'll tell him: Meani says that you are a hot head. (They laugh)
Meani: A hot head with the title of Italy. Rather it is written Beretta had the championship of Italy before. But he's good and is a good person and I like him a lot. He's a splendid person.
Bergamo: He's a splendid person. And you'll also see Niccolai is a decent man.
Meani: Whilst Mitro and Puglisi are experienced, Niccolai still lacks there. These are ready...If you can put him (Puglisi - Ed) in for Milan-Fiorentina do me the favour, it's a year and a half ago that he was last officiating AC Milan.
Bergamo: Now I do not pull off a promise for certain for Sunday, I have to see if he's on the grid, he's also busy. We see then.

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Just, wow...

You can't touch him or Milan though because he didn't work for them .
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