Serie A Thread - 2023/24

liambrady said:
For now, it is not clear if it's only gambling using illegal circuits as it seems, or a match-fixing case, involving clubs (for example, objective responsibility) or, even, italian football federation itself.

The fact is that judicial authorities have been investigating for months, until a "paparazzo" wanted to do a scoop for his personal interests. This italian guy is famous, in Italy, for his life off the grid: he was married with a croatian model, who acted in a famous Ricky Martin musical video when MTV was at his peak.

Now, probably, the evidence-gathering activity has been threatened, and probably less investigations than forecasted will be launched, involving only fews subjects.

However, Zaniolo has never emerged for his perspicacity.

Penally speaking, the third paragraph of the art.4 of that law considers that fact of offence a contravention, punishing the guilty either with arrest (up to 3 months) or a fine. In the italian penal system — we have the civil law system — we distinguish between "multa" and "ammenda" when we speak about principal pecuniary fines, but I wouldn't know how to translate the terms in english.

Always legally speaking, but for what regards their agonistic career, there is the article 24 of our Code of Sports Justice: disqualification for, at least, 3 years. But it's more interesting to read what regulatory framework at international level, UEFA and FIFA, inflicts with its provisions.
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Perspicacity is a superb word. Chapeau.

Would AC have known about this and would it have been why they were willing to sell Tonali?
 
Alan Harper's Tash said:
Would AC have known about this and would it have been why they were willing to sell Tonali?
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The position of AC Milan hasn't been clarified yet, at the moment. If Tonali's transfer was also due to this story, the club is in trouble. At this regard, I wonder what is written in the contractual clauses between Newcastle and AC Milan in cases like this. I am thinking particularly at pre-contractual liability during negotiations.

It must also be considered also that Maldini and another member of the CEO, Massara (another former player much less famous) terminated their respective contracts with Milan suddenly last summer without further explanations. I don't know if it was a resolution settled in accordance between the parties, or a termination for breach, or a unilateral withdrawal (resigning or dismissal).The official version is they drifted apart because of different views on the technical side (different players to trade, quarrels with Pioli).

Then, there is the art.6 of the Sports Code (FIGC) that says at the first two paragraphes that:
6.1 "The club is directly liable for the conduct of those who represent it, in accordance with the federal prescriptions". With "federal" it wants to mean the combined provisions that are found at the various normative levels: Constitution, legislation, regulations, statutes etc ...;
6.2 "The club is responsable for disciplinary aims by reason of the conduct of the executive personnel, members and the subjects cited in the art.2, par.2 (people who carry out any activity within or on behalf of one club). So, in this sense, because of objective responsability, there might be administrative sporting sanctions for AC Milan.
 
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Sas currently leaking goals at the moment. 2 goals now for Lazio. Anderson is have a good game.
 
A bit of stupidity by D'Ambrossio and he is now off, he didn't take kindly to it either. Shame for Monza as aside from one Roma attack they haven't been troubled and for want of a better final ball they could have been ahead.
 
blue whippet said:
A bit of stupidity by D'Ambrossio and he is now off, he didn't take kindly to it either. Shame for Monza as aside from one Roma attack they haven't been troubled and for want of a better final ball they could have been ahead.
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They’ve given a good account of themselves even with 10. 85 mins in and still in it at 0-0. Would be a shame for them to lose it at the end
 
Argh, shame for 10 man Monza. They have conceded in what will probably be the last few minutes of the game.
 
Couldn’t hang on. Monza keeper kept them in for a lot of the game. Unfortunate that he couldn’t keep that one out.

Inevitable I guess
 
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