What do you think it is going to happen in the soccer scandal in Italy?
607666
The players won't be suspended and Italy will continue to play as usual.
734829
I can see everyone is still arguing on here RO35. Lol\n\n@ Lava Man I will have you know there was no cheating done by the Italian team. My father knows people in very high places in Italy and Sicily and easily found out that there was none of that crap pulled. Sorry to have to tell you, but its the truth. How does he know?? He has connections with the Italian government. With that said I couldnt tell you about Portugal though.
414088
They will buy two central midfielders, probably Didier Zakora, Duscher or Gravesen. Guiseepi Rossi will probably go on loan to get some more experience and playing time. I think they will offload 1/2 defenders, I think Silvestre will go. Other then that they will win the premiership beating Chelsea and arrogant Mourinho and will challenge in the champions league. Maybe even win!!!
1032122
is gianluca pessotto a former Juventus player and now on management team. They said he was depressed about the scandal that affected Juventus and more generally the italian football\n\nToday the italian players dedicated the victory to him: see link below\n\nthey friendly call himm pessottino (that u can read as tiny pessotto)
381200
for kappa italia..........ma vaff******............tell all the centroavanti in serie A that materazzi sucks............no one wants to face il Matrix..........even though he may be considered a dirty player, he is a great/physical defender with both technical and tactical abilitiy. to answer the original question, figo veron and of course il nostro grande capitano javier zanetti have contributed the most this season.........cambiasso too. but inter have too many argintines......we need piu' italiani (rumor has it we're interested in franceso tavano, bomber dell'empoli).....that would be a good signing i think
621280
Rubbish, I will be dissapointed in Shevchenko and A.C. Milan for letting one of the best players go. Also Chelsea will turn corupt, and they still are not going to win the Champions league. They might have the money but the don't have heart. And that's one thing you can't buy.
988750
I don't think it's corruption, who would dare with there already being a scandal in Italy?  Inept is the right word, the officiating has been horrible, the worst I've seen.  The Koreans benefited from it in the match with France when the french made a goal that wasn't counted, this time they were on the losing end.
69999
Its gonna be pretty interesting because they will probably get far in the Champions League and they may even win it. They also have good chances in the King's Cup. But they have nothing to do in the league, they may even strugle to qualify for Champions. As far as the players go, with the new coach, the young Spanish players will have more possibilities to be on the starting line up, and I think that's important, cos Madrid is one of the big European teams with most players of thir own country. What I mean is, how many English players does Chelsea, Liverpool, Arsenal and Man. United have on thir starting line up? And how many Spanniards does Barcelona have? Or how many Italians does Inter, Juventus and Milan have? \n¡Halá Madrid!
1006736
Hey Sabrina,\n\nThe referee happened to that game. He ruined what was looking like being a really good match.Now I am an Aussie that outside of my Socceroo's has followed Italy loyally since before the 2002 WC. The disallowed goal was a bad decision, I do not see the offside play that was cited, however The USA rose to the occasion today and the bad sportsmanship shown by De Rossi (sorry if I got that wrong) deserved the red card and he made it very hard on the rest of the team. There was no need for that and I was embarrassed for the Italian side. The referee's handling of the entire game was one of the most pitiful and inconsistent displays thus far.I hope he is demoted. It would have been a great game without his presence.
992297
The match fixing allegations refer to the Italian domestic league and not any of the current World Cup matches.\n\nTeams involved include Juventus, AC Milan, Lazio and  Fiorentina.\n\nTwenty-six unnamed people (but no players) are also set to stand trial.\n\nAs a result the Italian Football League president Adriano Galliani has resigned but said he has done nothing wrong.
606379
If juve go down maybe. However its impossible in europe.If Mancini gets a little more careful about defence then they have a chance. Plus if Juve go down ( i pray not ) a lot of good players will be on sale. Maybe inter can get Cannavaro or Thuram!
1113481
Definitely not. And if you are worried about the italian, personally he should be made to miss a lot of games for his actions or even banned
369803
They will be suspended the whole tournament!!!!!\njust like it happend to Carmona & Galindo!!From The Mexican\nNational Soccer Team!!!!Last year in the confedaration's Cup!!!!
1161069
Sorry, I don't have the answers to your questions. But I am sooooo tired of all the Italy-bashing. Why is it that when anyone wins last minute they're suddenly cheaters? Whatever ...\n\nWOO HOO ITALIA!!!
756519
yes and thank u for posting that maybe it will finally shut some ppl up everyone is always accusing italians for scandals meanwhile if they would open their eyes and stop being so oblivious they would see that all countries have their share of reported scandals....honestly
1163101
go to www.republica.it that's the newspapers in Italian, which you can have translated in English otherwise go to .. to   thebigproject.co.uk and you can read all the international news on line, of every news paper world wide.  there was a betting scandal, this has been going on now for weeks. it has affected the players i would say. didn't think much of last nights game, they could of played better
1123789
Gianluca Pessotto played with Juventus until the end of the previous Serie A (he is only 35) and he was a great player in the National Team too. Great man and exceptional professional player. He was nominated Team Manager just a month ago, after the scandal involving the Team.\nAt this time is still early to have an idea of what really happened, and any speculation is just unfair towards him and his family.\nThe most important thing is that he is alive and doctors most likely will save his life.\nDelPiero, Zambrotta and Ciro Ferrara have immediately left Germany and  reached Turin to be next to him.\nThis episode has a huge impact on the National Team, but the "Azzurri" will react in the best way: winning with Ukraine and dedicate that to him! Italians always double their power in cases like this!