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Moggi: "Diego è un flop", Montero: "E' un'annata nata con la luna storta" Due ex-bianconeri hanno così commentato la sconfitta di San Siro dai microfoni di Tuttipazziperlajuve.com. 17/apr/2010 Nel corso di “Tutti pazzi per la Juve”, seguitissima trasmissione radiofonica in onda su RADIO ERRE2, sono intervenuti per commentare a caldo la sconfitta della Juventus contro l’Inter prima l’ex Direttore Generale Luciano Moggi e poi l’ex indimenticato campione bianconero Paolo Montero. Luciano Moggi ha detto:“La Juventus ha giocato alla pari con l’Inter fino all’espulsione di Sissoko. L’impegno dei giocatori bianconeri c’è stato, ma la negligenza del centrocampista maliano che quest’anno ha perso lo smalto dei tempi passati è stata decisiva per condizionare la gara in negativo. Ormai per la lotta al 4° posto la Juve deve sperare per forza che Sampdoria e Palermo rallentino altrimenti l’anno prossimo si dovrà accontentare dell’Europa League. La prestazione di Diego? Ripeto, il giocatore non è un campione, è solo un buon giocatore. Ma rispetto a quando giocava in Germania ha subito una metamorfosi in negativo. Lo si vede trotterellare per il campo, girando troppo a largo dalla porta senza aggiungere sostanza alla squadra”. Anche per Paolo Montero, in Italia per cercare di piazzare alcuni talenti uruguaiani, la Juve ha giocato alla pari con l’Inter e non meritava di perdere."La Juventus non meritava di perdere" ha detto "perchè ha giocato con grinta e carattere. I giocatori bianconeri meritano comunque applausi per l'impegno profuso ma ci sono stagioni che nascono sotto la luna storta e questa per la Juve è una di quelle!". Redazione Tuttipazziperlajuve.com

Zac: "Stasera i 16 punti di distacco tra Inter e Juve non si sono visti!" Il tecnico della Juventus ha ragionato sulla stagione della sua squadra. 16/apr/2010 Il tecnico della Juventus, Alberto Zaccheroni, al termine della partita contro l'Inter non ha parlato solamente dei 90 minuti di stasera, ma in conferenza stampa post-partita ha provato anche a fare un discorso più ampio su tutta la stagione dei bianconeri. "Stasera non si sono visti i 16 punti di distacco tra Inter e Juventus, assolutamente. Loro ci sono superiori questo sì, ma non credo che la squadra abbia tutti questi punti di distacco", ha affermato Zac. Questa sera insomma non ha nulla da rimproverare ai suoi omini: "Non ho rammarico di quello che abbiamo fatto oggi, ma di ciò che non siamo riusciti a fare precedentemente. La corsa alla Champions si complica enormemente, noi eravamo venuti qui per vincere, non per pareggiare e l'atteggiamento di inizio partita mi sembra li' a testimoniarlo. Ora cercheremo di sfruttare quel piccolo miglioramento di condizione dovuto al fatto che per la prima volta da quando sono qui siamo riusciti finalmente ad allenarci. Questa squadra stasera ha fatto decisamente meglio rispetto al passato e non e' certo merito mio, ma e' dovuto solo al miglioramento della condizione. Questo e' anche un messaggio per i sostenitori della Juventus, che capisco siano arrabbiati, ma questa squadra sta dando tutto quello che ha: prima era praticamente nulla, ora e' un pochino di più, ma comunque questi ragazzi non si stanno certo risparmiando". Il quarto posto però si fa sempre più lontano in classifica: "E' un'altra brutta botta questa, è difficile da mandare giù soprattutto per la classifica. Devo risollevare per l'ennesima volta il morale della squadra, dobbiamo lottare". Sergio Stanco

LE SQUADRE ................................... PORTIERI 1 Gianluigi Buffon 1 Jean Francois Gillet 12 Antonio Chimenti 12 Ilario Davide Lamberti 13 Alexander Manninger 25 Daniele Padelli 41 Carlo Pinsoglio DIFENSORI 2 Mart

JUVENTUS - BARI .................................. SERIE A 2009/2010 - 15^ GIORNATA DI RITORNO DOMENICA, 25 APRILE 2010 - ORE 15:00 STADIO "OLIMPICO" TORINO Confronti ufficiali 67 - 57 (Serie A) - 6 (Coppa Italia) - 2 (Campionato a gironi) - 2 (Serie B) Vittorie Juventus 39 - 35 (Serie A) - 1 (Coppa Italia) - 2 (Campionato a gironi) - 1 (Serie B) Pareggi 20 - 16 (Serie A) - 4 (Coppa Italia) Vittorie Bari 8 - 6 (Serie A) - 1 (Coppa Italia) - 1 (Serie B) Goals Juventus 143 - 123 (Serie A) - 8 (Coppa Italia) - 8 (Campionato a gironi) - 4 (Serie B) Goals Bari 53 - 41 (Serie A) - 8 (Coppa Italia) - 1 (Campionato a gironi) - 3 (Serie B) Juventus - Bari in campionato a Torino Giocate: 28 Vittorie Juventus: 23 (l'ultima il 15.10.2000, 2-0) Pareggi: 5 (l'ultimo il 10.01.1999, 1-1) Vittorie Bari: 0 Goals Juventus: 79 Goals Bari: 13 Giocatori con pi

Serie A 2009/2010 - 16^ giornata di ritorno ...................INTER 3 - 1 ATALANTA. Sabato 24/4/2010 - ore 18:00 ....PALERMO 3 - 1 MILAN. Sabato 24/4/2010 - ore 20:45 ...BOLOGNA 2 - 1 PARMA Domenica 25/4/2010 - ore 15:00 .FIORENTINA 0 - 2 CHIEVO . Domenica 25/4/2010 - ore 15:00 ......GENOA 1 - 2 LAZIO. Domenica 25/4/2010 - ore 15:00 .JUVENTUS 3 - 0 BARI.... Domenica 25/4/2010 - ore 15:00 .....LIVORNO 3 - 1 CATANIA .Domenica 25/4/2010 - ore 15:00 .........NAPOLI 0 - 0 CAGLIARI. Domenica 25/4/2010 - ore 15:00 .UDINESE 4 - 1 SIENA ... Domenica 25/4/2010 - ore 15:00 .............ROMA 1 - 2 SAMPDORIA. Domenica 25/4/2010 - ore 20:45 ................Team..................................................... Partite...............................................In Casa.................................... Fuori Casa ...................................................................................P..G....V....N...P....GF...GS.......................G..V...N..P...GF....GS............................G....V..N..P...GF....GS Inter...........73.35...21.. 10... 4...68.31...-..18..14... 4... 0..38..12...-..18... 7... 6... 5..31..21 Roma.........71.35...21... 8... 6...62..39..-..18..14... 1... 3..34..16...-..17... 7... 7... 3..28..23 Milan..........64.35...18..10... 7...56..38..-..17..10... 5... 2..33..20...-..18... 8... 5... 5..23..18 Sampdoria..60.35...17.. 9.... 9..45...40..-..17..11.... 6... 0..28..10...-..18... 6... 3... 9..17..30 Palermo.....58.35...16..10... 9...54..44..-..18..13... 5... 0..33..13...-..17... 3... 5... 9..21..31 Juventus....54.35...16.. 6...13..52...49..-..18.. 9.... 4... 5..30..23...-..17... 7... 2... 8..22..26 Napoli.......53..35...13..14... 8..46...41..-..18.. 8.... 8... 2..24..16...-..17... 5... 6... 6..22..25 Genoa........48.35...13.. 9...13..56...57..-..18.10.... 5... 3..41..28...-..17... 3... 4..10..15..29 Fiorentina..46..35..13... 7..15..47..43...-..18... 9... 2... 7..27..19...-..17... 4... 5... 8..20..24 Parma.......46..35..12..10..13..38..46...-..18... 9... 4... 4..19..14...-..18... 3... 6... 9..19..32 Chievo.....44..35..12... 8..15..33..34...-..17... 6... 5... 6..19..17...-..18... 6... 3... 9..14..17 Bari............43..35..11..10..14..41.46...-..17... 9... 4... 4..25..15...-..18... 2... 6..10..16..31 Cagliari.....42..35..11... 9..15..52..53...-..17... 7... 5... 5..34..26...-..18... 4... 4..10..18..27 Udinese.....42..35..11... 9..15..48..51...-..18..10... 4... 4..35..22...-..17... 1... 5..11..13..29 Catania.....40...35... 9..13..13..41...43..-..17... 7... 6... 4..23..14...-..18... 2... 7... 9..18..29 Lazio........40..35... 9..13..13..34..39...-..17... 4... 6... 7..16..18...-..17... 5... 7... 6..18..21 Bologna....39..35..10... 9..16..39...52...-..18... 7... 4... 7..24..26...-..17... 3... 5... 9..15..26 Atalanta....34...35... 9... 7..19..35..48...-..17... 7... 4... 6..22..17...-..18... 2... 3..13..13..31 Siena.........30..35... 7... 9..19..38...63...-..17... 4... 7... 6..16..22...-..18... 3... 2..13..22..41 Livorno.....29..35... 7... 8..20..25...53...-..18... 5... 5... 8..18..23...-..17... 2... 3..12... 7..30 Classifica marcatori R=Rigori 24 Goals A. DI NATALE (Udinese - 6 R.) 20 Goals D. MILITO (Inter - 4 R.) 17 Goals F. MICCOLI (Palermo - 5 R.) - G. PAZZINI (Sampdoria - 2 R.) 14 Goals M. BORRIELLO (Milan - 1 R.) - A. GILARDINO (Fiorentina -1 R.) 13 Goals A. MATRI (Cagliari - 3 R.) - M. VUCINIC (Roma - 2 R.) 12 Goals P.V. BARRETO (Bari - 4 R.) - S. ETO'O (Inter - 2 R.) - M. HAMSIK (Napoli - 2 R.) - M. MACCARONE (Siena - 1 R.) 11 Goals M. DI VAIO (Bologna - 2 R.) - S. FLOCCARI (4 Genoa / 7 Lazio) - A. PATO (Milan) - S. TIRIBOCCHI (Atalanta) - F. TOTTI (Roma - 4 R.) 10 Goals M. ADAILTON (Bologna - 1 R.) - E. CAVANI (Palermo - 1 R.) - S. PELLISSIER (Chievo) 9 Goals A. FLORO FLORES (Udinese) - C. LUCARELLI (Livorno - 3 P.) - J.A. MARTINEZ (Catania - 1 R.) - G. MAXI LOPEZ (Catania - 1 R.) - F. QUAGLIARELLA (Napoli) - RONALDINHO (Milan - 4 R.) 8 Goals M. BALOTELLI (Inter) - V. BOJINOV (Parma) - A. CASSANO (Sampdoria - 1 R.) - A. DEL PIERO (Juventus - 3 R.) - G. MASCARA (Catania - 5 R.) - NENÊ (Cagliari - 1 R.) 7 Goals E. CALAIÓ (Siena) - A. HERNANDEZ (Palermo) - E. LAVEZZI (Napoli) - R. PALACIO (Genoa) - D. TREZEGUET (Juventus) - J. VALDES (Atalanta - 2 R.) 6 Goals N. AMORUSO (5 Parma - 2 R. / 1 Atalanta) - D. DE ROSSI (Roma) - A. GHEZZAL (Siena - 1 R.) - K.J. HUNTELAAR (Milan - 1 R.) - N. JEDA (Cagliari - 2 R.) - S. JOVETIC (Fiorentina - 1 R.) - D. MAICON (Inter) - S. PEPE (Udinese) 5 Goals C. AMAURI (Juventus) - J.L. BIABIANY (Parma) - I. BUDAN (Palermo) - D. CONTI (Cagliari) - H. CRESPO (Genoa) - DIEGO (Juventus) - V. IAQUINTA (Juventus) - A. LAZZARI (Cagliari) - C. MAGGIO (Napoli) - D. MANNINI (Sampdoria) - M. MARCHIONNI (Fiorentina) - G. MESTO (Genoa) - T. MORIMOTO (Catania) - S. PERROTTA (Roma) - J.A. RIISE (Roma) - T. ROCCHI (Lazio) - M. ROSSI (Genoa) - G. SCULLI (Genoa) - C. SEEDORF (Milan) - L. TONI (Roma) - J. VARGAS (Fiorentina) 4 GoalsS. ALMIRON (Bari) - M. BRIGHI (Roma) - G. CHIELLINI (Juventus) - J. CRUZ (Lazio - 1 R.) - T. DANILEVICIUS (Livorno) - G. DENIS (Napoli) - M. MARCOLINI (Chievo - 1 R.) - R. MEGGIORINI (Bari) - A. MUTU (Fiorentina) - R. PALLADINO (Genoa - 1 R.) - A. PALOSCHI (Parma) - W. SNEIJDER (Inter) - F. TAVANO (Livorno) - S. VERGASSOLA (Siena) - C. ZACCARDO (Parma) - M. ZALAYETA (Bologna) 3 GoalsR. ACQUAFRESCA (1 Atalanta - 1 R. / 2 Genoa - 1 R.) - R. ALLEGRETTI (Bari) - E. ALVAREZ (Bari) - J. BAPTISTA (Roma - 1 R.) - M. BIAGIANTI (Catania) - M.G. CAMORANESI (Juventus) - J.I. CASTILLO (1 Fiorentina / 2 Bari) - A. COSSU (Cagliari) - D. DESSENA (Cagliari) - FERREIRA PINTO (Atalanta) - D. GASTALDELLO (Sampdoria) - H. GIMENEZ (Bologna) - H. KHARJA (Genoa - 3 R.) - A. KOLAROV (Lazio - 1 R.) - J. LARRIVEY (Cagliari) - A. MANTOVANI (Chievo) - S. MAURI (Lazio) - FELIPE MELO (Juventus) - O. MILANETTO (Genoa - 1 R.) - THIAGO MOTTA (Inter) - A. NESTA (Milan) - P. OSVALDO (Bologna) - G. PANDEV (Inter) - J. PASTORE (Palermo) - G. PINZI (Chievo) - A. RICCHIUTI (Catania) - A.A. SANCHEZ (Udinese) - M. SANTANA (Fiorentina) - G. SARDO (Chievo) - F. SIMPLICIO (Palermo) - D. STANKOVIC (Inter) - D. SUAZO (Genoa) - A. ZAPATER (Genoa - 1 R.) - M. ZARATE (Lazio - 1 R.) 2 Goals E. ABBRUSCATO (Chievo) - D. ASTORI (Cagliari) - M. BERGVOLD (Livorno) - E. BOGDANI (Chievo) - C. BOVO (Palermo) - N. BURDISSO (Roma) - A. BUSCÉ (Bologna) - E. CAMBIASSO (Inter) - A. CANDREVA (Juventus) - M. CASSETTI (Roma) - F. CERAVOLO (Atalanta) - J. CHEVANTON (Atalanta) - L. CIGARINI (Napoli) - D. CRISCITO (Genoa) - M.A. DE PAULA (Chievo) - A. DIAS (Lazio) - C. DONI (Atalanta) - D. GALLOPPA (Parma) - F. GROSSO (Juventus) - S. GUBERTI (Sampdoria) - F. INZAGHI (Milan) - KEIRRISON (Fiorentina) - S. KJAER (Palermo) - P. KROLDRUP (Fiorentina) - D. LANZAFAME (Parma) - S. LICHTSTEINER (Lazio) - C. LLAMA (Catania) - A. LUCARELLI (Parma) - C. MARCHISIO (Juventus) - A. MASIELLO (Bari) - R. MONTOLIVO (Fiorentina) - S. MUNTARI (Inter) - A. NOCERINO (Palermo) - M. PADALINO (Sampdoria) - S. PADOIN (Atalanta) - A. PALOMBO (Sampdoria) - M. PAOLUCCI (2 Siena / 0 Juventus) - M. PAZIENZA (Napoli) - D. PIZARRO (Roma 1 R.) - D. PORTANOVA (Bologna) - N. POZZI (Sampdoria) - A. RANOCCHIA (Bari) - F. REGINALDO (Siena) - E. RIVAS (Bari) - N. RIVAS (Livorno) - H. SALIHAMIDZIC (Juventus) - W. SAMUEL (Inter) - F. SEMIOLI (Sampdoria) - G. STENDARDO (Lazio) - THIAQUINHO (Milan) 1 Goal M. AMBROSINI (Milan) - L. ANTONELLI (Parma) - K. ASAMOAH (Udinese) - K. BABACAR (Fiorentina) - F. BALZARETTI (Palermo) - G. BELLINI (Atalanta) - C. BELLUCCI (Livorno) - S. BENTIVOGLIO (Chievo) - G. BIAVA (Genoa) - D. BIONDINI (Cagliari) - R. BOAKYE (Genoa) - S. BOCCHETTI (Genoa) - M. BOGLIACINO (Napoli) - L. BONUCCI (Bari) - M. BRESCIANO (Palermo) - J. CACERES (Juventus) - H.A. CAMPAGNARO (Napoli) - P. CANNAVARO (Napoli) - C. CHIVU (Inter) - G. D'AGOSTINO (Udinese) - J. DATOLO (Napoli) - D. DE ASCENTIS (Atalanta) - L. DE SILVESTRI (Fiorentina) - M. DONATI (Bari) - B. DZEMAILI (Parma) - A. EKDAL (Siena) - I. FATIC (Genoa) - A. FILIPPINI (Livorno) - M. FINI (Siena) - S. GIOVINCO (Juventus) - P. GRANOCHE (Chievo) - G. GRECO (Bari) - R. GUANA (Bologna) - M. ISLA (Udinese) - M. IZCO (Catania) - L. JIMENEZ (Parma) - V. KOMAN (Bari) - V. KUTUZOV (Bari) - M. LARRONDO (Siena) - N. LEGROTTAGLIE (Juventus) - F. LODI (Udinese) - D. LOPEZ (Cagliari) - F. LUCIO (Inter) - T. MANFREDINI (Atalanta) - S. MASIELLO (Bari) - F. MATUZALEM (Lazio) - J. MENEZ Roma) - P. MEXES (Roma) - G. MIGLIACCIO (Palermo) - L. MIGLIONICO (Livorno) - E. MORETTI (Genoa) - G. MUDINGAYI (Bologna) - S. OKAKA CHUKA (Roma) - C. PANUCCI (Parma) - F. PELUSO (Atalanta) - N. PULZETTI (Livorno) - D. RAGATZU (Cagliari) - A. RAGGI (Bologna) - L. RIGONI (Chievo) - L. RINAUDO (Napoli) - A. ROSI (Siena) - M. ROSSI (Sampdoria) - S. SIVIGLIA (Lazio) - N. SPOLLI (Catania) - R. TADDEI (Roma) - C. TERZI (Siena) - P. VIEIRA (Inter) - M. YEPES (Chievo) - R. ZIEGLER (Sampdoria) Autogoals 1 Autogoal M. ANDREOLLI (Roma - pro Bari) - D. ASTORI (Cagliari - pro Milan) - N. BELMONTE (Bari - pro Parma) - S. BOCCHETTI (Genoa - pro Parma) - P. CASTELLINI (Parma - pro Juventus) - TIAQUINHO (Milan - pro Lazio) - C. ZAPATA (Udinese - pro Bologna)

Zamparini On Moggi Allegation, Facchetti Renews Attack Goal.com rounds up the biggest Calciopoli stories of the day... Apr 21, 2010 Palermo president Maurizio Zamparini has taken a backward step in relation to his allegation that Luciano Moggi fixed a referee for the 2003/04 Serie B match against Verona. Following Tuesday's brief hearing at the Calciopoli trial in Naples, public prosecutor Giuseppe Narducci and colleague Stefano Capuano were keen to obtain more information from an interview Zamparini gave Radio Radio in which he alleged Moggi arranged the referee for that game. During that interview Zamparini said, as reported by La Stampa, "One day, when Palermo were still in Serie B, Moggi saw that I was worried. I told him that referees were not very good, and so he asked me who was the best referee in Serie B. I was told it was Rizzoli. So, in front of me Moggi called and asked for Rizzoli for the Palermo match. I didn't think nothing of it, but then Rizzoli was the referee that arrived. I did complain to a number of Serie A presidents, but they never said anything." Palermo won the match 2-1. Since the revelations from Zamparini, the public prosecutors in Naples wanted to use his accusation as evidence at the trial as Moggi is accused of sporting fraud, but he is trying to defend himself by claiming other clubs also called the designators and, or referees. However, the court has learned that Zamparini has retracted his claim. He says he has no proof that Moggi called the designator to arrange the referee. "There is nothing, no registration," Zamparini told La giornalaccio rosa dello Sport. He then told Tuttosport: "I don't know why the prosecutors need all this when they have plenty of evidence in front of them. "Maybe what I have said is false. I had just spoken of a turn of events in football, but I don't have any proof. It's my word against Moggi's." Meanwhile, reports around the peninsula today claim FIGC prosecutor Stefano Palazzi has gathered a team of investigators who will examine all the latest developments from Naples, before deciding whether to open an investigation into the 2006 sporting trial. And, Gianfelice Facchetti, son of the late former Inter president Giacinto, has renewed his attack on Moggi and his legal team for accusing his father of speaking to referees and designators at the time. Facchetti has also accused Moggi and his lawyers of raising a smokescreen in court. "My father's credibility cannot be attacked by four dossers, with all respect for tramps," he told the press. "These attacks are vile and vulgar. Many stories are being told, but it's only to put smoke in the eyes of a process that is more media-based than judicial."

Prosecutors To Investigate New Luciano Moggi Allegations Goal.com rounds up the biggest Calciopoli stories of the day... Apr 20, 2010 Although Tuesday's hearing into the Calciopoli trial in Naples was adjourned until April 27 due to a lack of witnessess, public prosecutor Giuseppe Narducci is busy working on new allegations involving Luciano Moggi and Palermo. During the brief hearing, Narducci lodged a request with the court to obtain files and recordings in relation to an interview Palermo president Maurizio Zamparini gave to Radio Radio in which he alleged Moggi used his influence to ensure a Serie B match during the 2003/04 season between Verona and Palermo was assigned a certain referee. Narducci is working alongside colleague Stefano Capuano over the new allegations and police have already obtained evidence from the radio station that will now be handed over to the Tribunal of Naples and could be presented during forthcoming hearings. This new evidence from Radio Radio relates to Palermo's promotion push. In the interview, Zamparini said Moggi called a designator and asked for referee Rizzoli for the Verona-Palermo match, and it was Rizzoli who was sent to the game. The game ended 2-1 to Palermo. Narducci and Capuano are now keen to speak with the linesmen from that game, and further developments are expected next week once they possess the full interview from Zamparini. Moggi has not responded to the allegations. Meanwhile, former referee Massimo De Santis has accused Telecom Italia and Pirelli of spying on him. He told the court: "My life has been distraught because of the illegal activities of the Telecom Pirelli group. They spied on me and my family and I was made to look like a mafioso. I was not even able to leave my house at one point." Judge Teresa Casoria responded to De Santis' court room speech. "May I remind you that you are still accused in this case, but I see that you consider yourself to have been acquitted," responded Casoria. "Yes, but my life has been a misery," said De Santis, to which Casoria responded: "This is what happens to all who are under legal judgement." Judge Casoria closed proceedings following a brief hearing that lasted less than an hour in which plans for the next session were outlined. She expects to see Chelsea manager Carlo Ancelotti next week, and summoned both Manchester City coach Roberto Mancini and Carabinieri inspector Salvagno, who was part of the investigating team into the 2006 trial. It must be noted that both Ancelotti and Mancini will only be present in court as witnesses to give evidence in relation to their time as coaches of Milan and Inter respectively. Neither are accused of anything. Pierluigi Pairetto's legal team were expected to deposit further phonecalls, but they were unable to. Casoria established that in a hearing slated for May 4, the court will appoint Roberto Porta, the man tasked with transcripting all the 74 calls presented last week by Moggi's legal team, and the further 20 calls that will be deposited by Pairetto's lawyers. Casoria confirmed the calls presented last week, and the further 20 that Pairetto will hand over, are to be considered a definitive list. This means the court will work on these calls in future hearings. At the trial, Moggi has been accused of association to defraud and sporting fraud and having a network of contacts which he used to keep in touch with referee designators.  The case continues.

Calciopoli Trial Adjourned After Ancelotti Didn't Turn Up, Roberto Mancini Summoned Trial adjourned until next week, Manchester City boss summoned... Apr 20, 2010 The sixth hearing into the Calciopoli trial in Naples has been adjourned until Tuesday, April 27, after Chelsea coach Carlo Ancelotti and others failed to show because of the European flying restrictions in place. Judge Casoria closed proceedings following a brief hearing that lasted less than an hour in which plans for the next session were outlined. She expects to see Ancelotti next week, and summoned both Manchester City coach Roberto Mancini and Carabinieri inspector Salvagno, who was part of the investigating team into the 2006 trial. It must be noted that both Ancelotti and Mancini will only be present in court as witnesses to give evidence in relation to their time as coaches of Milan and Inter respectively. Neither are accused of anything. Pierluigi Pairetto's legal team was expected to deposit further phonecalls, but they were unable to. Casoria established that in a hearing slated for May 4, the court will appoint Roberto Porta, the man tasked with transcripting all the 74 calls presented last week by Moggi's legal team, and the further 20 calls that will be deposited by Pairetto's lawyers. Casoria confirmed the calls presented last week, and the further 20 that Pairetto will hand over, are to be considered a definitive list. Also, attorney Giuseppe Narducci is keen to obtain an interview Palermo president Maurizio Zamparini gave a local radio station in which he is alleged to have admitted to asking for a specific referee. As those at the hearing left, Luciano Moggi was surrounded outside the court building by journalists and around 50 Juventus fans. The former Juventus director again took a swipe at the club's current leadership. "Ask Juventus why they are not defending themselves, and why is it just me who is defending them?" he told Sky News Italia. The case continues.

Inter 2 - 0 Juventus Una magia di Maicon riporta l'Inter in vetta A San Siro l'Inter supera 2-0 la Juventus, rimasta in dieci dal 37' per l'espuslione di Sissoko. La gara si sblocca al 75' con la rete strepitosa di Maicon. Nel recupero raddoppia Eto'o, dopo una valanga di gol sbagliati. Nerazzurri di nuovo al comando, aspettando la Roma Apr 11, 2010 Camoranesi, Amauri e Balotelli sono i tre grandi bocciati del derby d’Italia. Mourinho non rischia Satnakovic mandando in campo Thiago Motta e schiera ancora Pandev nel classico 4-2-3-1 relegando in panchina Balotelli. Zaccheroni, contrariamente alle previsioni, schiera Diego con Marchisio in mediana e in attacco da’ fiducia a Iaquinta, affiancato a Del Piero. La partenza dei bianconeri è di quelle che lasciano ben sperare: dopo soli trenta secondi Zebina scappa sulla destra e mette dentro per Iaquinta che ci prova con un destro “strozzato” su cui Julio Cesar non ha problemi: ma la difesa nerazzurra sembra subito un po’ assente. La conferma arriva un minuto dopo quando Del Piero prende palla sulla trequarti, si beve Thiago Motta e impegna il portiere. L’Inter si vede dopo dodici minuti quando Sneijder su punizione sfiora la traversa con un velenoso destro. Ma i nerazzurri escono alla distanza e Thiago Motta al 16’ impegna Buffon con una sventola dalla distanza. Parallelamente sale anche il nervosismo del match tanto che Damato è costretto a sventolare cinque cartellini nel giro di pochi minuti tra cui quelli a Melo (che salterà la prossima sfida), Thiago Motta e Sissoko. Proprio il centrocampista maliano ferma con un intervento strepitoso l’Inter un contropiede di Eto’o, che sbaglia il tempo dell’azione. La Juve punge con Diego che pesca solo Grosso, il cui cross attraversa tutta l’area di rigore e sul ribaltamento di fronte Milito mette una bella palla in mezzo che Buffon fa sua senza affanni. Il portierone della Nazionale si fa trovare pronto anche al 31’ sulla sassata di Sneijder, che cinque minuti più tardi si fa ribattere una punizione da distanza ravvicinata. Ma al 37’ Sissoko cucina la prima frittata della gara rimediando il secondo giallo con un’entrataccia su Zanetti: Damato gli regala la doccia anticipata con Zaccheroni che resta senza parole. La ripresa si apre con Stankovic al posto di Thiago Motta, che rischiava di fare la fine di Sissoko. La prima occasione è proprio per il serbo che fa partire una conclusione altissima, ma a far imbestialire San Siro ci pensa ancora Eto’o che al 57’ non sfrutta il tackle fuori tempo di Cannavaro mandando la palla in curva a tu per tu con Buffon. Mourinho farebbe bene a toglierlo e invece è Pandev a lasciare il campo a Balotelli. La Juve resiste e si vede in avanti sigli sviluppi di un corner con il colpo di testa di Cannavaro, che, trattenuto da Samuel, manda tra le braccia di Julio Cesar. Il centrale argentino emula il collega un minuto più tardi mandando a fil di palo. A chimare in causa Buffon ci pensa ancora Stankovic, con la solita sassata dai 30 metri alzata sopra la traversa dall’estremo difensore. San Gigi non può nulla al 68’ sul colpo di testa ravvicinato di Milito, ma ringrazia l’argentino che spreca clamorosamente sbagliando una rete già fatta. L’Inter cresce e si affida al bolide di Sneijder, di poco fuori. Al 75’ l’episodio clou della sfida: Chiellini commette un intervento assurdo su Stankovic beccandosi un’inevitabile ammonizione e regalando il vantaggio all’Inter: la rete di Maicon è tratta direttamente da uno spot di beach soccer. Stop al limite dell’area, “sombrero” ad un imbarazzante Amauri, altro palleggio prima di far partire un esterno destro imparabile che si infila nel sette. Buffon si inchina al sesto gol in campionato del brasiliano (che nell’esultanza sembra giurare eterno amor all’Inter) e San Siro esplode. Gigi resta ancora una volta esterrefatto sulla punizione strepitosa di Balotelli, ma stavolta la traversa lo salva. Cambiasso fallisce il raddoppio, prima che Zebina semini il panico nella propria area. Nel frattempo Zaccheroni richiama Marchisio per far posto a Salihamidzic, dimenticandosi di avere un certo Camoranesi in panchina. L’ultimo sussulto bianconero lo regala Diego, un fantasma al Meazza, che esalta Julio Cesar con una punizione precisa ma lenta. Nel finale c’è tempo per l’ennesimo gol mangiato da Milito e il raddoppio di Eto'o, che sfrutta una “cicca” di Muntari e stavolta solo davanti alla porta non può sbagliare. La Juve esce battuta contro un’Inter salvata da una prodezza. E guardando alla sfida del Barcellona, non c’è troppo da stare allegri

Two New Clubs Allegedly Called Designators, Court To Question Moggi Over Sim Card Affair & Make Decision On 75 Calls Goal.com rounds up the biggest Calciopoli stories of the day... Apr 19, 2010 On Tuesday the sixth hearing into the Calciopoli trial will take place in the Tribunal of Naples where it is expected Judge Teresa Casoria and attorneys Giuseppe Narducci and Stefano Capuano will make a decision over the telephone call transcripts that were presented to them during last week's hearing. Back then Luciano Moggi's legal team showed the court evidence of phone calls which allege that the then Inter president Giacinto Facchetti spoke with referee designators. Other calls came to light in which Palermo, Roma, Bologna, Cagliari and Udinese are all accused of having spoken with designators too. The FIGC will be keen to hear what steps Casoria will take. Last week she accepted Moggi's evidence at the hearing. Tomorrow a decision will be taken as to whether the evidence is admissible. The Italian FA could open their own investigation into the 2006 sporting process depending on Casoria's decision. Narducci and Capuano are also expected to question Moggi over the Sim Card affair. They feel the cards were used to speak with referees and designators, though Moggi has always insisted they were solely for transfer market business. Should Casoria make an official decision to acquire further information on the 75 calls, it will take around 30 days to have them transcripted. At the trial, Moggi has been accused of Association to Defraud. Moggi has maintained his innocence and he has said he never spoke with referees, though he will be examined on this during tomorrow's hearing. "The mother of all interceptions was the one that massacred me for two years, the one where I was accused of indicating five referees, but I never did," he told Controcampo. "It was all a game, but a game that was never revealed because I had said to put referee Tombolini, instead there was referee Rodomonti. "And, I remember that before the Inter - Juve match, Facchetti had called Bergamo to ask for Collina. "As for the Swiss Sim Cards, they were for the transfer market." After last week's hearing, 11 clubs were all accused of speaking to designators. Those 11 are Juventus, Milan, Lazio, Fiorentina, and Reggina who were all punished from the sporting trial in 2006, and the new clubs that emerged from Moggi's evidence. Inter, Palermo, Roma, Bologna, Cagliari and Udinese. However, two more clubs are alleged to have been in contact with referee chiefs at the time. They are Livorno and Chievo. Tuttosport have published extracts of calls involving Livorno president Aldo Spinelli and Paolo Bergamo, and Chievo chief Luca Campedelli and Pier Luigi Pairetto. Spinelli: Are you in Livorno? Bergamo: Yes. I am in Livorno. Spinelli: Can I see you for five minutes? Bergamo: Yes, but when and where? Spinelli: No, I will be there in 30 minutes. Are you in office? Bergamo: I am in office for about an hour. When will you be here? Spinelli: Ok I will come to you. 12 ok? Bergamo: Yeah sure. In another call, Chievo's Campedelli moans about a referee and asks Pairetto not to send those who lack experience. Campedelli: I had hoped you'd call me... never mind. Pai

New Swiss Sim Card Allegations Involving Moggi Emerge, Moratti Tranquil Over 2006 Title Attorneys at the trial of Naples are keen to ask Moggi questions over alleged Swiss sim cards... Apr 17, 2010 As expectation grows ahead of next Tuesday's Calciopoli hearing at the Tribunal of Naples, new allegations which centre around Luciano Moggi and Swiss sim cards have come to light, according to La giornalaccio rosa Dello Sport. Attorneys Giuseppe Narducci and Sefano Capuano are now trying to investigate an incident in which Moggi is alleged to have spoken to referees, as well as the then designator Paolo Bergamo. In one call believed to have taken place in November 2004, Moggi speaks with Bergamo in which both men are alleged to have swapped Swiss phone numbers and other details. giornalaccio rosa have published a transcript which they claim is from a call between Moggi and an un-named referee. Moggi: Hey how are you? Maybe they are scared to send you out for a game on Sunday because you said you feel ill, but you have to give them reassurances. Moggi then calls Bergamo and complains about referee Morganti. Moggi: Morganti needs to stay at home after the disaster he caused. He doesn't understand how things work. As Moggi speaks on the phone, another mobile phone allegedly rings and he is intercepted speaking with a referee. Narducci and Capuano are now expected to look into these allegations further and they will asks Moggi and his defence team to supply more information during the court hearing. Moggi has since responded to the alleged calls to referees. "When people say I spoke to referees, why don't they find the calls and prove it. I did not speak with referees," Moggi told Ventura Football show. "Everything will end when people say Moggi did not do anything. No-one is guilty here. People just worked in the interests of their own clubs. "There was no Juventus system, it was a way everyone used to communicate." Moggi insists his mission is not to throw scorn at other clubs and accuse them of wrong doing, but merely to show that lots of people called the designators. "I am the first to say that Facchetti (then of Inter) and other directors did not do things that were out of place, but neither did Moggi nor Giraudo," he added. "We want to show that there was no system involving Moggi, Bettega and Giraudo." Meanwhile, Moggi's Lawyer Maurilio Prioreschi has said there will be more evidence at the next hearing. "Our work so far has been partial. There is more to come and we are looking for other transcripts." Inter president Massimo Moratti has been keeping a close eye on developments. He seems tranquil regarding the ongoing trial. Reports suggested Inter could lose the 2006 Scudetto if the Italian FA proceeds with its own investigation into the calls emerging at the trial. But, Moratti insists he is not afraid if their Scudetto is revoked. "Scared that they will take the 2006 title away from us? Not at all," said the Nerazzurri chief. Juventus president Jean-Claude Blanc said the club would be following developments in Naples on Tuesday, but goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon couldn't careless. "Calciopoli is a discourse that hurts Italian football and sport in general. It creates tension that we do not need," he thundered to the press. "Years have passed, and I am not interested. Whoever wants the Scudetto can have it." The sixth hearing into the trial takes place on Tuesday April 20.

Gianluigi Buffon: My Juventus Future Does Not Depend On Results Buffon insists any future decisions will not be influenced by the team's season... Apr 17, 2010 Gianluigi Buffon has said his future at Juventus does not depend on where the club finishes this season as new questions are raised as to whether he will stay. Buffon was visibly annoyed after Juventus fell to their 13th loss of the season by going down 2-0 to Inter on Friday night. It's a result that has thrown Champions League football into doubt, but the goalkeeper insists results will not influence a decision on his future amid reports claiming an interest from elsewhere. "The fact that I stay or go does not depend on where the team finishes," he told Tuttosport. "20 days ago the club released a statement and that's where my future is written. We should stop reading in between the lines."

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