To be fair, he was more than just a Catholic priest.
He was basically the CEO of the biggest & most important child molestation organisation in the world.
I never believed our (or any other team's) success is/was down to just one man.
But maybe I'm wrong since you can basically pinpoint the exact moment our downfall started.
You are right, he isn't.
But he is the only competent one Juve has had in the past 2 decades.
I'm not sure I completely agree with that.
I mean, yes, he was an idiot back then as well.
And yes, some/most people probably knew it was going to be bad. But this bad, this quickly?
Voting for him wasn't exactly smart, but ok. Not that I would have ever done it myself, but I can somewhat understand it
But if you voted for him & today still think that was the right move, you're an absolute retard. No two ways about it.
In the past, he has shown he's very capable of bankrupting businesses.
I guess he now wants to prove he's capable of bankrupting an entire country. And I think he might just pull it off.
Short term, I think he'll do pretty well.
And hiring him does seem like the sensible thing to do. So, naturally, Giuntoli most likely had nothing to do with it.