Seems a bit disproportionate though, but I guess they were trying to balance it against the effect on the Italian game if a 'big name' was out of the lime light for a couple of seasons. Dunno. It'd be interesting to hear what the Italian press make of Juventus/Genoa situation.
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Well... you could argue the three clubs this time didn't FIX the match to guarantee a result/win - they influenced which ref was selected to give them more chance. So it's not the same as paying a side to throw a match.KevG wrote:Juventus' demotion by one division seems light when compared with Genoa who I think were demoted to Serie C after being found guilty of fixing one match. I suppose -30 point start doenst do them any favours thogh: will make coming straight baack into Serie A a tad more difficult.
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