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Maybe because they don't want to have US controlled country right under their noses? I get it might be difficult for you to understand since in your country there are 55k people working for US forces (with 33 250 of them being troops) so it seems like a normal situation to you.

Watch this ‘Decreto Milleproroghe’ being back-dated and only applied to Juve :baus:

Of course I'm aware of Ukrainian language existence. The thing is majority of people in Ukraine speaks Russian anyway. I know that because there are 10mln of them in my country and I happen to be able to speak Russian. Ukraine's issues with Russia started when Obama initiated the Orange...

Shocking right? I know.

Connected was an euphemism. They have none of their own. Anyway, that was not the point. I'm happy with Ukraine's existence but to claim that the war that's taking place there currently is for their independence, freedom, call it whatever you want, is ridiculous.

If America does something like what? Invading another country? Were you born yesterday? Obviously it doesn't matter when a country has been recognized. My country itself disappeared from the map for more than a hundred years. However, what contributes to a country? Language, territory...

You guys need to remember that Ukraine was only created in 1991. Even after its creation it was strictly connected to Russia. It's obvious Russa was going to react once USA started to treat Ukraine like its property. Imagine what would US do if Russia was doing similar things in Mexico for example.

It's more America's hope than Russia's. Russia was perfectly fine selling their resources in Europe but US want Europe to buy their LNG which is waaaay more expensive than Russian gas. If Europe is going to be cut off from cheap energy there's no way they will be able to compete with US...

Exactly. Let these fuckers dry out without our money. No more Higuains, Bremers, Pjanics, Vlahovics, Locatellis, Chiesas, Dybalas etc. We should pump money into Next Gen instead to get squad players in a less expansive way and exchange those that are only good enough for a mediocre Serie A club...

He's a person that cannot be taken seriously. Not only the incidents he has had but you look at things he's doing on a daily basis and he's detached from reality. Not sure if you watched Succession series but he's like Connor.

Finally started to show some promise. It's easier to increase your strength than technique so there's hope.

We shall see. I just can't see us being the scapegoat again considering the resources we have at our disposal, the global appeal and the social medial world we are living. Even Italian juridical system cannot do whatever they want. Not to mention that EU courts can overturn any decision made by...

Well, it took us one transfer session to go from two consecutive 7th places to the scudetto. Finances of all football clubs basically would be shit if it wasn't for rich owners pumping money in or clubs taking loans. The thing is, Juventus cannot be the only punished club. First of all, there...

I think you exaggerate.

The thing is we need it to happen ASAP. Otherwise we will just become Ajax vol 2.

I wonder how Tottenham got so much revenue. I remember them being close to us and now they gained like 30%.

In Siamak's quote AA also mentions Carlos Tavares who's the current CEO of Stellantis and former PSA CEO. In other words very important figure. Therefore, I doubt it's only about Andrea but rather some bigger overhaul. Still, I can't find any info that Tavares is leaving.

Ukrainian Krasic

I never wanted him leave to be honest. Obviously he's not a full-back but I'd love to have him in a more advanced role - RWB, RM or RW even.

Hard to dislike him. It's a shame it ended as it did but what can you do, life goes on.