They cant, i ve been here before those trools arrived, i shall be long after they are gone...
Hopefully AA will go first though!
Hopefully AA will go first though!
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Andrea "Il Bruco Brutto" Agnelli (43 Viewers)
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I impatiently surfed through your post to see how you'd respond to his fourth question, that Juve would never win anything until they hired a proven coach. Juve won the Scudetto with Conte so either Conte was a proven coach or we won something with an unproven coach. No matter why you made such claim ("it would be EXTREMELY unwise to say otherwise"), you were proven wrong either way. People's predictions have to do with what they find extremely (un)wise. It doesn't mean they got it right with their assessments.
“We have realised the FIGC and its sporting justice system continue to operate outside of all logic for rights and fairness.
“For a long time and with great sense of responsibility, Juventus and its employees have maintained a relaxed and consistent attitude towards the institutions and respect for attitudes that straight away suggested a new attack was aimed at damaging the club.
“The results of these various charges show enormous contradictions and seem to protect exclusively those who committed sporting fraud. This is paradoxical and cannot be accepted.”
“Yesterday’s decision of the FIGC Disciplinary Commission to reject an offer of a plea bargain that had already been pondered and underwritten by the Prosecutor, is proof of the total inadequacy of the sporting justice system and the Federation within which it operates,” continued Agnelli.
“I must again point out the incapability this structure has of interpreting the needs of modern professional football at the highest level.
“The path of plea bargaining in order to limit the damage done by a contradictory sporting justice system clashes against a dictatorial system that robs clubs and their employees of any right to defence or honour.
“The respectability of individuals is put in danger and it is therefore up to them to make the final decision on which path to take, aware Juventus will support them in every court.
“It will be a complex and difficult season, but the concentration on performances on the field remains high with the objective to confirm ourselves as winners in May 2013.”
“For a long time and with great sense of responsibility, Juventus and its employees have maintained a relaxed and consistent attitude towards the institutions and respect for attitudes that straight away suggested a new attack was aimed at damaging the club.
“The results of these various charges show enormous contradictions and seem to protect exclusively those who committed sporting fraud. This is paradoxical and cannot be accepted.”
“Yesterday’s decision of the FIGC Disciplinary Commission to reject an offer of a plea bargain that had already been pondered and underwritten by the Prosecutor, is proof of the total inadequacy of the sporting justice system and the Federation within which it operates,” continued Agnelli.
“I must again point out the incapability this structure has of interpreting the needs of modern professional football at the highest level.
“The path of plea bargaining in order to limit the damage done by a contradictory sporting justice system clashes against a dictatorial system that robs clubs and their employees of any right to defence or honour.
“The respectability of individuals is put in danger and it is therefore up to them to make the final decision on which path to take, aware Juventus will support them in every court.
“It will be a complex and difficult season, but the concentration on performances on the field remains high with the objective to confirm ourselves as winners in May 2013.”
“We set out on a journey two years ago when we almost completely revamped the team,” Agnelli told Sky Sport Italia.
“Now we've achieved success and we proved ourselves again in Beijing by deservedly winning the Super Cup [against Napoli].
“But we must realign our sights on the next targets. Our Serie A and Super Cup triumphs are in the past now – we have to move on.”
“We set out to win every competition we enter,” he continued. “There will be other pretenders to the same crowns, both at home and abroad, but this squad can hold its own.
“In Italy we'll be aiming for a repeat of last season and in Europe we must believe that we can dream again.
“I have a good feeling about the coming season.”
“The No 10 is a heavy shirt,” Agnelli noted. “It's a shirt worn by great players. Alessandro was a great player, as were Roberto Baggio, Michel Platini and Omar Sivori.
“Unlike in the past, there's no obligation to field a No 10 nowadays. But when the time is right somebody will wear it again.”
“Now we've achieved success and we proved ourselves again in Beijing by deservedly winning the Super Cup [against Napoli].
“But we must realign our sights on the next targets. Our Serie A and Super Cup triumphs are in the past now – we have to move on.”
“We set out to win every competition we enter,” he continued. “There will be other pretenders to the same crowns, both at home and abroad, but this squad can hold its own.
“In Italy we'll be aiming for a repeat of last season and in Europe we must believe that we can dream again.
“I have a good feeling about the coming season.”
“The No 10 is a heavy shirt,” Agnelli noted. “It's a shirt worn by great players. Alessandro was a great player, as were Roberto Baggio, Michel Platini and Omar Sivori.
“Unlike in the past, there's no obligation to field a No 10 nowadays. But when the time is right somebody will wear it again.”
Agnelli: 'Conte witch-hunt!'
By Football Italia staff
Juventus President Andrea Agnelli has again blasted the sporting justice system for “confirming our worst suspicions” after Antonio Conte’s 10-month ban was confirmed.
The Coach had hoped to be cleared of failing to alert authorities to a potential fix while at Siena, but although he was cleared of wrong-doing in one of the matches under investigation, the suspension remains intact.
“Today’s Federal Court sentence confirms our worst suspicions on the matter that involved Antonio Conte,” announced Agnelli on the official Juventus website.
“For many months I have observed this situation with incredulity, accompanied by a growing sense of shock, for a sporting justice system that increasingly resembles a witch-hunt.
“Today we’ve reached the apex. When faced with a clear victory in the court, they decided to kill logic and apply the ban in an arbitrary manner, even doubling it.
“Basically, after months and months in which we heard a certain Filippo Carobbio explain his Coach invited the players to draw the game during a pre-match meeting (Novara-Siena), today we discover Conte’s total innocence in that incident, but they are clinging to the second accusation (Albinoleffe-Siena) to apply the same punishment as the first trial.
“This ignores all good faith for truth, arithmetic and justice – real justice.
“The entire sporting justice system is happy to perform quick trials with asymmetric approach to different cases, people or worse clubs and with barbaric methods that do not belong in a democracy.
“Not only, this system first of all encourages a plea bargain as an easy way out when insulting the sentiment and sense of justice of the individual, only to then refute it without reason.”
Juventus confirmed they will take their next appeal to the TNAS tribunal at CONI.
“As we have confirmed, Antonio Conte is and will continue to be the Juventus Coach. After deservedly winning the Italian Super Cup, bringing up new envy and old 'anti-Juve’ militants, the team is united in taking on Serie A, the Champions League and Coppa Italia.
“Anyone who thinks the sporting justice events of the summer will affect our season has badly miscalculated the situation.”
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By Football Italia staff
Juventus President Andrea Agnelli has again blasted the sporting justice system for “confirming our worst suspicions” after Antonio Conte’s 10-month ban was confirmed.
The Coach had hoped to be cleared of failing to alert authorities to a potential fix while at Siena, but although he was cleared of wrong-doing in one of the matches under investigation, the suspension remains intact.
“Today’s Federal Court sentence confirms our worst suspicions on the matter that involved Antonio Conte,” announced Agnelli on the official Juventus website.
“For many months I have observed this situation with incredulity, accompanied by a growing sense of shock, for a sporting justice system that increasingly resembles a witch-hunt.
“Today we’ve reached the apex. When faced with a clear victory in the court, they decided to kill logic and apply the ban in an arbitrary manner, even doubling it.
“Basically, after months and months in which we heard a certain Filippo Carobbio explain his Coach invited the players to draw the game during a pre-match meeting (Novara-Siena), today we discover Conte’s total innocence in that incident, but they are clinging to the second accusation (Albinoleffe-Siena) to apply the same punishment as the first trial.
“This ignores all good faith for truth, arithmetic and justice – real justice.
“The entire sporting justice system is happy to perform quick trials with asymmetric approach to different cases, people or worse clubs and with barbaric methods that do not belong in a democracy.
“Not only, this system first of all encourages a plea bargain as an easy way out when insulting the sentiment and sense of justice of the individual, only to then refute it without reason.”
Juventus confirmed they will take their next appeal to the TNAS tribunal at CONI.
“As we have confirmed, Antonio Conte is and will continue to be the Juventus Coach. After deservedly winning the Italian Super Cup, bringing up new envy and old 'anti-Juve’ militants, the team is united in taking on Serie A, the Champions League and Coppa Italia.
“Anyone who thinks the sporting justice events of the summer will affect our season has badly miscalculated the situation.”
FI
RESPECT