The assistant to the head coach at Juventus has finally remarked on the apparent injustice brandished against him for a crime that he reiterates he has not committed.
A lot of talk in the paper media has revolved around the verdict given against the Juventus head coach, Antonio Conte, and most of the support has been coming out for him as well. However, there has not been much coverage given to the assistant of the coach
who was handed an eight month ban which was two months short of the ban handed over to the former Siena boss.
Alessio has been indicted in the betting scandal during his time at AC Siena, where he was the assistant of Antonio Conte. Alessio has the same charge levied against him as that of Angelo Alessio, which is the failure to notify the appropriate footballing
authorities for their knowledge of fixed matches in the Serie A.
Alessio and Conte both gave an appeal against the ban they had received, and even though Conte was unlucky as his ban was not overturned, Alessio‘s ban was reduced to six months. Despite the reduction in the length of his ban, the former Juve player is adamant
that he did not do anything wrong and maintains his innocence.
The Juve assistant coach was holding a press conference with his coach, Antonio Conte, and the Italian stated his bemusement and inability to reason why he is defending an accusation and an allegation that he never commit.
He went on to state that his behaviour had always been exemplary and he did not do anything to suggest that he would be involved in any wrong doing. Alessio was quoted to have said:
“I’m here today, but I still don’t understand why. I consider myself as a good person and I’ve always behaved in an educated manner.”
There has been a grave injustice done in the eyes of Alessio and he reasoned this out by stating:
“I was charged and sentenced without even being interviewed by the prosecution. I was judged without ever being heard!”
The allegations that have put the reputations of these personnel on the line came from http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Filippo-Carobbio-c13775.
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