(07-05-2011, 02:12 PM)Kastriot Wrote:(07-05-2011, 01:47 PM)Nalx Wrote: I hope they get relegated to serie B what with their holier-than-thou attitude these last five years but I guess I'll settle for thisI hope they get relegated to serie B what with their holier-than-thou attitude these last five years but I guess I'll settle for this
If you read carefully the entire artice it says that if the case is valid (meaning less than 5 years old than Inter, Milan and Livorno would be relegated) So I wouldn`t want anything of that punishment.
Stripping them of their most "honorable" scudetto is good enough.
To my knowledge, and I could be wrong here, it's a common principle in law that you couldn't be punished twice for the same crime.
Therefore, regardless the correctness of the past sentences --in that article the guilty ones were actually Inter, Milan, and Livorno; whereas Juve were innocent-- it's only Inter that could be punished now.
Juve boards could sue back but the article said that they won't. We were lucky not to be relegated alright, but it's not our fault if the prosecutor didn't conduct a thorough investigation before the sentences were assigned. And it's much, much more embarassing on their part if five years later, it turns out that the party that received the heaviest punishment (Juve) was innocent while the guilty one like Inter left unscathed.
That's why i think, on this Calciopoli, we had had our punishment and that would be all.
per l'amaro e il dolce
