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發表於 2006-5-12 18:59:56
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Police search Italian soccer federation's offices
ROME (AP) -- Police searched the offices of the Italian soccer federation Friday as the refereeing scandal appeared to be widening.
The federation confirmed that a search was being conducted, but declined to go into specifics .
News agency ANSA reported the association of Italian referees was also being searched. It said the operation was related to allegations of collusion in the appointment of referees for Juventus games.
The entire Juventus board resigned Thursday, three days before the final day of the season, with the club going for its second straight league title and 29th overall. The Turin team needs only one point to ensure it will win the title.
General director Luciano Moggi is under investigation in Rome and Naples for allegedly trying to influence the choice of referees.
Juventus, one of the most successful and popular Italian soccer clubs, is owned by the Agnelli family of auto tycoons. |
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