Average Joe In The House. sKy

As a result of the match fixing scandal in Italy involving 4 top teams and a few officials, here's the complete list of the penalties handed down.

JUVENTUS
Team:
- Relegatedto Serie B
- 30 point deficit at the start of the season
- 2 previous Serie A Championships (2004/05, 2005/06) stripped
- 20th place finish in the 2004/05 Serie A season
- Banned from 2006/07 UEFA Champions League

Individuals:
- General Manager Luciano Moggi -- Banned 5 years
- Former administrator Antonio Giraudo -- Banned 5 years

AC MILAN
Team:
- 15 point deficit at the start of the season
- 44 point deducted from 2005/06 season, meaning an 11th place finish
- Banned from 2006/07 UEFA Champions League

Individuals:
- Vice President Adriano Galliani -- Banned 1 year
- Leonardo Meani (Attached to the referee's association) -- Banned 3.5 years

FIORENTINA
Team:
- Relegated to Serie B
- 12 point deficit at the start of the season
- Banned from 2006/07 UEFA Champions League

Individuals:
- President Andrea Della Valle -- Banned 3.5 years
- Honorary President Diego Della Valle -- Banned 4 years

LAZIO
Team:
- Relegation to Serie B
- 7 point deficit at the start of the season
- Banned from 2006/07 UEFA Cup

Individuals:
- Chairman Claudio Lotito - Banned 3 years

How boring will Serie A get man? And considering the amount of money (or the lack of it) they will get from playing in Serie B for at least 1 or 2 seasons, they can't afford to keep their players. Even if they have the money, would the egoistic players stay to play in Serie B? I just can't foresee Buffon, Cannavaro, or Nedved playing in Serie B. They'll leave I guess. Just like what happened to Leeds United after they were relegated. Alan Smith, Rio Ferdinand etc.

Sayonara Italia.