Serie A WILL start this weekend

[SueB]

Finally, an accord was reached with the "Big Six" clubs making a one-off payment to the "Group of 8".

http://sports.yahoo.com/m/world/news/reuters/20020910/reu-italyseason20020910.html

[bestianera]

Stream Tv and Tele + are merging soon so the clubs are still planning to give birth to a new tv platform... next year

[bestianera]

Stream:
Roma, Lazio, Parma, Bologna, Udinese, Empoli, Brescia, Chievo e Modena.

Tele+:
Juventus, Inter, Milan, Como, Perugia, Atalanta, Torino, Piacenza e Reggina.

basically,Tele + has the Nortwest + Reggina and Perugia (one in South Italy,one in central Italy,not a coincidence)
Stream rules central Italy,North East and Emilia-Romagna

[BrianCappellieri]

SoccerAge (http://www.soccerage.com/en/13/h1452.html)Serie A To Kick-Off This Weekend!

It's official: Serie A will kick-off this weekend. The dispute that the eleven clubs had regarding the Pay TV deal has now been solved.

SoccerAge (http://www.soccerage.com/en/13/h1398.html)SoccerAge Presents: The Serie A ''Big Four'' Presentation

This week, SoccerAge.com takes a long look at the new Serie A and its four main favourites. Our panel of specialists have reviewed AC Milan, Inter, Juventus and AS Roma and their findings will be published in a series which starts today with the presentation of the ambitious Rossoneri.

[BrianCappellieri]

Good preview:
Eurosport (http://www.eurosport.com/home/pages/L0/S22/sport_Lng0_Spo22_Sto330548.shtml)Wide-open Serie A finally kicks off

Champions Juventus take on Atalanta at the Stadio Olimpico, Inter Milan begin life without Ronaldo at home to Torino, while AC Milan parade their new signings at newly-promoted Modena.

[BrianCappellieri]

SoccerAge (http://www.soccerage.com/en/13/h2248.html)SoccerAge Presents Serie A 2002-2003

So the Serie A dream factory starts up once again. It seems like a long few months since Juventus lifted the Scudetto on the final day with the most routine of victories over Udinese. Since then the under achievement of the Azzurri has been foremost in many people's minds, but this summer has been filled with the usual incessant transfer speculation to keep everyone occupied while the country's footballers take their summer hols.