In the fallout of Calciopoli,, Juventus was stripped of their two most recent titles and demoted to Serie B for the first time in club history, starting the following season in the second tier with a nine point deduction.
The Old Lady took the brunt of the match fixing scandal, despite it being common knowledge that it does not end there -- Atalanta and Bari are involved in the most recent cases of corruption that has plagued Italian football and continues to tarnish what was once the best league in Europe.
It has been six years since the epic collapse of the country’s most decorated club, and the famous black and white of Turin have gone through seven managers and an assortment of players in that time.
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