Quote from: EarnOnVictor on Today at 07:38:32 AM

Quote from: shogun47 on June 09, 2023, 02:27:43 PM

Quote from: Juggy777 on June 09, 2023, 10:03:39 AM

@EarnOnVictor if Juventus were not guilty they would have fought it but instead they accepted the punishment which shows their guilt hence now there’s no point in crying over spilled milk. Furthermore they should now focus on the upcoming season and start planning well for it otherwise we’ll see them drop out of the title race very soon like we witnessed in the previous season.

I think they did try to defend themselves and that is why it was advanced to a higher court. But what I think still is a problem is the fact that this was the Italien court that made a judgment, but Juventus could still be facing penalties from the UEFA if I understood all the circumstances of this case correctly. I think if there is anything else to come for Juventus, it should happen soon because it isn't helpful for anyone, not the fans and not the clubs, if those judgments can happen way in the future. So for now it is still up to the UEFA to also sanction Juventus. Let me know if there has been any update I overlooked.

I don't know about the pending case of Juventus with UEFA, it seems all is related or mistaken for the case in which the penalty was given by an Italian court. This is basically internal in the Serie A but if UEFA wants to escalate it, then good luck to them. My plight is that Juventus can never be exonerated in this, they should have known better and false accounting and financial irregularities are not something that can just be cooked by overseers.

They are only lucky that an appellant court helped in reducing 5 points from the penalty. Let it be a lesson to others.

The problem for Juventus is that if an internal court in Italy decided against Juventus already, it doesn't even make any sense for them to appeal a decision that might still be following from the UEFA. Their chances to get away easily then are very slim. I still don't fully understand the case to be honest because I would like to understand whether Juventus Turin has dome something extraordinarily bad that other clubs from other leagues haven't done or whether this is Italy specifically cracking down on the soccer club while in other leagues the same things happen but nobody gets punished. That would be bad.