Juventus to Serie B

[Nelly]

The papers are reporting that Juve have accepted their fate and are willing to go to Serie B next season.

http://www.corrieredellosport.it/sportnetwork/

[Blitzkrieg]

oh sheesh ! thats just to bad!

[fcb_sandy05]

Can anyone post a link to the story (english would be great). I'm trying to avoid the scores of today's game and don't want to go to the Channel 4 website or Google News

[Silas]

Fuck yea. Let's have Zlatan now SAF, Shall we (if you have to sell RVN, you fucking bastardly un-earthly selfish creature)??

And after that, shall we have Capello, the Glazers? :D

[Dogme]

I personally wouldn't believe anything written in the Corrieredellosport! :mad:

[Mr.Montana]

Looks like liverpool are getting ready to buy trezeguet and camoranesi

link (http://www.fansfc.com/liverpoolfootballclub/news.asp?newsid=153860)

And it looks like real cant wait aswell

link (http://www.soccer365.com/EUROPEAN_NEWS/Spain_News/page_181_121086.shtml)

[chiga]

looks like all of them are headin to england... in a dumbass story i read pls note: Do Not take my word on it i dont even believe this stuff myself but just think it would be lovely for the premiership to hav 6-7 new big names in its league... PLs note its a stupid story dont believe it!!!

[starks]

Juventus, Milan, Lazio, Fiorentina risk relegation for match rigging - report

MILAN (AFX) - Juventus Football Club SpA, Milan AC, Lazio SS and AC Fiorentina risk being relegated from the first division Serie A to minor leagues following an investigation into alleged match rigging, La Repubblica and other dailies reported.

According to the reports, the Italian football league could decide as soon as today to hold a trial starting June 27 and ending July 20, a month before the championship resumes on Aug 26.

Juventus could end up in Serie B with a nine point handicap or in Serie C, while the other three clubs could be relegated to Serie B, La Repubblica said.

La Stampa said there is concern that the decision to go ahead with the trial could affect the morale of the Italian national team which is scheduled to play a crucial match tomorrow against the Czech Republic to qualify for the second round of the World Cup in Germany.

philip.webster@afxnews.com

http://www.forbes.com/business/feeds/afx/2006/06/21/afx2829685.html