matty Posted May 4, 2006 Posted May 4, 2006 (edited) Evidence has emerged from taped telephone conversations between Luciano Moggi, Chief Executive of Juventus, and the official of the Federcalcio who designates referees to games. This from the Corriere: http://www.corriere.it/Primo_Piano/Sport/2...o/04/toti.shtml ROME - Regular calls, close relationships, requests of different types. They often speak about referees in the calls intercepted by the investigators of Turin - above all those between Moggi, Director General of Juventus, and Pierluigi Pairetto, referees designator until last season, together with Paolo Bergamo. And also some calls between Antonio Giraudo, assistant director of Juve, and Moggi himself. But they say plenty, and in certain ways, about the President of the Federcalcio Franco Carraro, against whom his vice Presidents Innocenzo Mazzini uses some unrepeatable expressions (that unleashed the justifiable anger of Carraro). And also some discussions about the transfer market between Moggi and Allessandro Moggi [his son], boss of Gea [players agency], which is being investigated by the magistrates in Rome. It should be remembered that nothing that reveals penal transgressions emerges from this large dossier: in the last few months the Torinese investigator had shelved the inquest that brought Moggi and Pairetto into the inquiry. In the same way, it explains that when Moggi solicits Pairetto to send Cassara' to Messina, Rocchi to Livorno, and Pieri to referee the Berlusconi trophy it refers to friendly matches of Juventus (all played in August 2004) and not competitive games. However, the type of requests and the readiness with which they are heard leave questions: why that 'pressure' even for games in preparation for the championship? What are the true motives that pushed Moggi to ask for certain referees rather than others even in August, one month from the start of the season? All this has opened a line of inquiry by the Federcalcio's investigating office to try to identify who is at fault and who has responsibility. They have underlined that from the tapes, facts don't emerge that could demonstrate a breaking of sporting rules. But on this front surprises could arrive in the next few weeks from the Rome magistrates: Palamera and Palaia have begun to leaf through all the chapters that regard both Moggi Sr and Jnr, and Gea. The two Rome magistrates have been investigating the company for months, and for now Alessandro Moggi is the only one under investigation. If the papers sent by the Turin magistrate Guariniello should entwine and reinforce what is already gathered by the Rome magistrates, the hypothesis of sporting fraud could again be under consideration. ROMA ? Telefonate continue, rapporti strettissimi, richieste di vario genere. Si parla molto di arbitri, nelle intercettazioni telefoniche della procura di Torino soprattutto tra Luciano Moggi, direttore generale della Juventus, e Pierluigi Pairetto, designatore arbitrale sino al campionato scorso assieme a Paolo Bergamo. E un po? anche tra Antonio Giraudo, a.d. bianconero, e lo stesso Moggi. Ma si parla abbastanza, e in che termini..., anche del presidente della Federcalcio Franco Carraro, verso il quale uno dei suoi vice Innocenzo Mazzini usa a volte espressioni irriferibili (e che hanno scatenato la giustificata ira di Carraro). E poi di mercato tra Moggi senior e Moggi junior, Alessandro, gran capo della Geae indagato dalla procura di Roma. Va ricordato che nulla di penalmente rilevante viene fuori da questi voluminosi dossier: nei mesi scorsi la stessa procura torinese ha archiviato l?inchiesta che aveva portato all?iscrizione di Moggi e Pairetto nel registro degli indagati. Allo stesso modo, va spiegato che quando Moggi sollecita Pairetto a mandare Cassarà a Messina, Rocchi a Livorno e Pieri al Trofeo Berlusconi, fa riferimento a partite amichevoli della Juventus (tutte giocate ad agosto 2004) e non gare ufficiali. Tuttavia, il tipo di richiesta e la prontezza con cui viene accolta lasciano sgomenti: perché quelle «pressioni» anche per impegni di preparazione al campionato? Quali sono i veri motivi che spingono Moggi a chiedere certi arbitri piuttosto che altri anche ad agosto, a un mese dall?inizio del campionato? Su tutto questo ha aperto un filone d?inchiesta l?Ufficio indagini della Federcalcio per cercare di individuare colpe ed eventuali responsabili. Via Allegri ha tenuto a sottolineare, l?altro giorno, che dai fascicoli non emergononemmeno fatti per i quali ipotizzare un illecito sportivo. Ma su questo fronte potrebbero arrivare sorprese nelle prossime settimane dalla procura di Roma: i pm Luca Palamara e Maria Cristina Palaia hanno cominciato a sfogliare tutto il capitolo che riguarda Moggi padre e figlio e la Gea. I due magistrati romani stanno indagando da mesi sulla società che fa capo ad Alessandro Moggi, per ora l?unico sotto inchiesta. Se le carte inviate dal pmdi Torino Raffaele Guariniello dovessero «intrecciarsi» e rinforzare quanto già acquisito da Palamara e Palaia, l?ipotesi della frode sportiva potrebbe essere presa di nuovo in considerazione. Edited May 4, 2006 by matty
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