EPL match fixing exposed

[EKBATAN]

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage...ing-claim.html

[Mr Pouya]

to boro aval be dadeh match fixing italia beres bad bia rajebeh EPL harf bezan

[Kaveh Ahangar]

This is really rich coming from an Italy fan. Not only a case of the pot calling the kettle black, but also that he is so desperate to dig up dirt on EPL he has to go back 20 years to the mid 90's and the time of Matt Le Tissier, Claus Lundekvam, Bruce Grobbelar, Fashanu et al....all retired now.

The Italian league is the most boring, corrupt, filth-laden football league in world.

[Kaveh Ahangar]

LMAO. Take a look at this, and this is only for the 2011-12 season!!

Clubs

Atalanta B.C.: 6 point deduction in the 2011–12 season.
Ascoli Calcio 1898: 6 point deduction in the 2011–12 season, plus 50,000 € fine.
Hellas Verona F.C.: 20,000 € fine.
U.S. Sassuolo Calcio: 20,000 € fine.
U.S. Alessandria Calcio 1912: last-placed by office in the 2010–11 season, with automatic relegation to the Lega Pro Seconda Divisione league as a consequence.
Benevento Calcio: 9 point deduction in the 2011–12 season.
U.S. Cremonese: 6 point deduction in the 2011–12 season, plus 30,000 € fine.
F.C. Esperia Viareggio: 1 point deduction in the 2011–12 season.
Piacenza Calcio: 4 point deduction in the 2011–12 season, plus 50,000 € fine.
Calcio Portogruaro Summaga: 20,000 € fine.
Ravenna Calcio: exclusion from the 2011–12 Lega Pro Prima Divisione with automatic relegation to Lega Pro Seconda Divisione, plus 50,000 € fine.
A.C. Reggiana 1919: 2 point deduction in the 2011–12 season.
Spezia Calcio: 1 point deduction in the 2011–12 season.
A.S. Taranto Calcio: 1 point deduction in the 2011–12 season.
Virtus Entella: 15,000 € fine.

People

Antonio Bellavista: 5 year ban from football activities;
Mauro Bressan: 3 year and 6 month ban from football activities;
Giorgio Buffone: 5 year ban from football activities;
Antonio Ciriello: 1 year ban from football activities;
Daniele Deoma: 1 year and 9 month ban from football activities;
Cristiano Doni: 3 year and 6 month ban from football activities;
Massimo Erodiani: 5 year ban from football activities;
Gianni Fabbri: 5 year ban from football activities;
Steven Fenicio: given a warning;
Carlo Gervasoni: 5 year ban from football activities;
Thomas Manfredini: 3 year ban from football activities;
Marco Paoloni: 5 year ban from football activities;
Salvatore Quadrini: 1 year ban from football activities;
Leonardo Rossi: 3 year ban from football activities;
Nicola Santoni: 4 year ban from football activities;
Davide Saverino: 3 year ban from football activities;
Giuseppe Signori: 5 year ban from football activities;
Vincenzo Sommese: 5 year ban from football activities;
Giorgio Veltroni: 4 year ban from football activities;

Clubs

U.C. AlbinoLeffe: 15 point deduction in the 2012–13 season, plus €90,000 fine.
A.C. Ancona: 8 point deduction in the 2012–13 season
Atalanta B.C.: 2 point deduction in the 2012–13 season, plus €25,000 fine.
Ascoli Calcio 1898: 1 point deduction in the 2012–13 season, plus €20,000 fine.
U.S. Avesa (5-a-side football): 1 point deduction in the 2012–13 season, plus €200 fine.
U.S. Cremonese: 1 point deduction in the 2012–13 season, plus €30,000 fine.
Empoli F.C.: 1 point deduction in the 2012–13 season
Frosinone Calcio: 1 point deduction in the 2012–13 season
U.S. Grosseto F.C.: 6 point deduction in the 2012–13 season, plus €60,000 fine.
A.S. Livorno Calcio: €15,000 fine.
Modena F.C.: 2 point deduction in the 2012–13 season
A.C. Monza Brianza 1912: 5 point deduction in the 2012–13 season
Novara Calcio: 4 point deduction in the 2012–13 season, plus €35,000 fine.
Calcio Padova: 2 point deduction in the 2012–13 season
Delfino Pescara 1936: 2 point deduction in the 2012–13 season
Piacenza F.C.: 11 point deduction in the 2012–13 season, plus €70,000 fine.
Ravenna Calcio: 1 point deduction in the 2012–13 season
Reggina Calcio: 4 point deduction in the 2012–13 season
U.C. Sampdoria: €50,000 fine.
A.C. Siena: €50,000 fine.
Spezia Calcio: €30,000 fine.


People


Andrea Alberti 3 year and 6 month ban from football activities
Mirko Bellodi 2 year ban from football activities
Davide Caremi 3 year and 6 month ban from football activities
Filippo Carobbio 1 year and 8 month ban from football activities
Mario Cassano 5 year ban from football activities
Edoardo Catinali 9 month ban from football activities
Marco Cellini 4 month ban from football activities
Roberto Colacone 4 year ban from football activities
Alberto Comazzi 4 year ban from football activities
Kewullay Conteh 1 year and 8 month ban from football activities
Federico Cossato 3 year and 6 month ban from football activities
Filippo Cristante 3 year ban from football activities
Andrea De Falco 6 month ban from football activities
Franco De Falco 1 year ban from football activities and €30,000 fine
Alfonso De Lucia 5 month ban from football activities
Cristiano Doni 2 year ban from football activities
Nicola Ferrari 3 year ban from football activities
Riccardo Fissore 3 year and 9 month ban from football activities
Luca Fiuzzi 4 year ban from football activities
Alberto Maria Fontana 3 year and 6 month ban from football activities
Ruben Garlini 3 year ban from football activities
Carlo Gervasoni 1 year and 8 month ban from football activities
Andrea Iaconi 3 year and 9 month ban from football activities
Vincenzo Iacopino 3 year and 6 month ban from football activities
Vincenzo Italiano 3 year ban from football activities
Thomas Job 3 year and 6 month ban from football activities
Tomas Locatelli 2 year ban from football activities
Giuseppe Magalini 3 year and 3 month ban from football activities
Salvatore Mastronunzio 4 year ban from football activities
Vittorio Micolucci 4 month ban from football activities
Nicola Mora 4 month ban from football activities
Antonio Narciso 1 year and 3 month ban from football activities
Maurizio Nassi 3 year ban from football activities
Gianluca Nicco 1 year ban from football activities and €30,000 fine
Marco Paoloni 4 year ban from football activities
Gianfranco Parlato 2 month ban from football activities
Dario Passoni 1 year and 2 month ban from football activities
Alex Pederzoli 1 year and 4 month ban from football activities and €10,000 fine
Mirco Poloni 1 year ban from football activities
Cesare Rickler 4 year ban from football activities
Gianni Rosati 3 year and 3 month ban from football activities
Francesco Ruopolo 1 year and 4 month ban from football activities
Nicola Santoni 5 year ban from football activities
Vincenzo Santoruvo Disqualification for 6 match-day
Luigi Sartor 5 year ban from football activities
Alessandro Sbaffo 1 year and 4 month ban from football activities and €100,000 fine
Mattia Serafini 3 year and 6 month ban from football activities
Mirko Stefani 4 year ban from football activities
Juri Tamburini 10 month ban from football activities
Daniele Vantaggiato 3 year ban from football activities
Nicola Ventola 3 year and 6 month ban from football activities
Alessandro Zamperini 5 year ban from football activities

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2011%E2...otball_scandal

[EKBATAN]

HAHA nice way of deflecting the issue guys.

its pretty pathetic that u all have to jump on me as soon as the name ITALY comes up. sounds like u guys got raped or something by them that it brought u all this hatred. relax kids

[EKBATAN]

LMAO. Take a look at this, and this is only for the 2011-12 season!!




http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2011%E2...otball_scandal

yea and they PUNISH them for it. unlike other leagues who just cover it up and act like its not there.

[PouriaAkaBarut]

^ I agree with you they should've have done something about it but its a case of almost 20years ago god knows what else was going on in that time apart from Match fixing.
and I'm sorry but punishing them doesn't make it any better for what they did. Its like saying they guy killed someone he will go to jail to serve time, it doesn't change anything he still did it.
1 thing I am certain of is that in any sports after a tragedy or issues similar to match fixing after a while people start forgetting about and put the things behind them. I mean alright there was a match fixing in 2005 but the following year everybody completely forgot about it when Italy won the world cup and almost nobody talked about it

[EKBATAN]

^ I agree with you they should've have done something about it but its a case of almost 20years ago god knows what else was going on in that time apart from Match fixing.
and I'm sorry but punishing them doesn't make it any better for what they did. Its like saying they guy killed someone he will go to jail to serve time, it doesn't change anything he still did it.
1 thing I am certain of is that in any sports after a tragedy or issues similar to match fixing after a while people start forgetting about and put the things behind them. I mean alright there was a match fixing in 2005 but the following year everybody completely forgot about it when Italy won the world cup and almost nobody talked about it

well the punishment in italy has worked, its being done way less and teams and players are scared to do it. Only ones that get caught now are mostly from lower levels cuz they dont make much money so their way of making extra cash is betting or getting paid by gamblers who have money on the game. But also they are very harsh in italy, like some of the cases are just accusations someone made...so i can come and totally bullshit that mr X took a bribe and they take u to court. It kinda sucks...thats how criscito missed out on euros, just cuz someone saw him with some people so they assumed he was up to something. The evidence is just not all there but its good that they're cleaning it all up. Sure people forget these thigns but doesnt mean it shouldnt be monitored and punished. These english teams are still doing it, its just that no league would let their best teams go to relegation or miss CL cuz of match fixing like italy did. And they actually paid for it....since juve went down, so did serie A in europe (although milan and inter did win 2 CL titles) but in general they lost points in europa league and now they are a spot down.

[Kaveh Ahangar]

HAHA nice way of deflecting the issue guys.

There is no issue here. Claus Lundekvam is a mentally unstable alcoholic making stupid comments about his former colleagues. Matt Le Tissier admits to kicking the ball out of play 20 years ago on purpose to win a bet, is this seriously on the same scale as Italy's grand stinking mess???

its pretty pathetic that u all have to jump on me as soon as the name ITALY comes up. sounds like u guys got raped or something by them that it brought u all this hatred. relax kids

The only team that was RAPED, was Italy by Spain... 4-0. Have Italy managed to dislodge the four that were so expertly packed into their colon 2 weeks ago?

For your information, England defeated Spain 1-0 in November 2011!

yea and they PUNISH them for it. unlike other leagues who just cover it up and act like its not there.

I'm amazed that people can actually watch the Italian leagues for entertainment. Maybe you guys just enjoy scripted drama? In that case, you should watch the theatre instead of Italian football which pretends to pass itself off as an actual contest?

The sheer level of corruption and moral degradation of Italian football is on a scale comparable to Iran's football.

There you go. One definite and concrete similarity between Italy and Iran, for all the wannabe-Italians out there.

[EKBATAN]

yes u were clearly raped. im not gonna respond to any more childish posts about italy. Im not here to answer all u little kids on everything that has to do with Italy. To each their own, my team reached the final unlike ur teams who didnt, even if they lost 10-0 they still made the final. Not to mention 4 world cups, 1 euro cup and shit load of CL trophies. So if ur little made up stories make u feel better so be it.

[Amin_]

Why are some of you shooting the messenger?! So what there has been match fixing in Italy?! Does that mean that we can't talk about match fixing in other leagues?! Italy has been punished for it, but match fixing exists almost in every league, even the unsignificant ones!