Andrea "Il Bruco Brutto" Agnelli (34 Viewers)

[AFL_ITALIA]

There’s a PSG store in Manhattan. Expensive footprint. Why doesn’t Jj have one?


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They have that Jordan deal, sells like crazy even to people that know nothing about the sport. We have...Wuber meat products though so it's ok.

 

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[Siamak]

#Agnelli during the farewell to #Juventus : "In 5-8 years 50-60% of the first team squad can come from our youth sector"
[Mirko Nicolino]

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#Agnelli , in his speech, communicated that he will leave the boards of directors of the companies in which he is present: Exor and Stellantis: “In agreement with John Elkann with whom I have a very close relationship, with Ajay Banga and Carlos Tavares, I step backwards”
[Romeo Agresti]

 

[Akshen]

leaving all other companies too? Looks like he isnt in good relations with Elkann at all. I still think the legends section should be detemined on the outcome of this whole investigation, if Juve is going down because of what happend during his presidency, then he shouldnt be legend.

 

[Valerio.]

leaving all other companies too? Looks like he isnt in good relations with Elkann at all. I still think the legends section should be detemined on the outcome of this whole investigation, if Juve is going down because of what happend during his presidency, then he shouldnt be legend.

that but if he goes to the board of Super League and 100% focus on it well it could still be his choice and not being kicked out

 

[U Picciriddu]

Thanks for everything besides the last 3 years Andrea.

 

[s4tch]

interesting how his presidency was marked from mostly brilliant decisions to some of the worst things that happened to juventus in recent memory:
- carrying out the stadium project: brilliant
- replacing the former management with marotta and paratici: brilliant
- hiring conte (whether it was his or marotta's idea it doesn't matter): brilliant
- replacing conte with allegri: brilliant
- trying to go global with rebranding: meh
- building his european reputation via uefa/eca positions: very good
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- firing marotta: wtf

aaand every subsequent major decision/consequence ranged from bad to straight out idiotic:
- replacing marotta with tici
- signing ronaldo without a proper sustainability plan in place
- firing allegri, replacing him with sarri, then getting pirlo, then rehiring allegri
- superleague (inevitable idea, terrible implementation)
- cutting every tie with european football diplomacy and alienating almost everyone within italy
- letting paratici loose on the market
- letting the covid losses to be covered with artificial plusvalenza

such a controversial presidency. thanks for the 9 years of domination, it wasn't possible without him. and not so many thanks for the recent few disappointing years when he was an equally important protagonist.

 

[lgorTudor]

interesting how his presidency was marked from mostly brilliant decisions to some of the worst things that happened to juventus in recent memory:
- carrying out the stadium project: brilliant
- replacing the former management with marotta and paratici: brilliant
- hiring conte (whether it was his or marotta's idea it doesn't matter): brilliant
- replacing conte with allegri: brilliant
- trying to go global with rebranding: meh
- building his european reputation via uefa/eca positions: very good
- firing marotta: brillant
- firing allegri: brillant
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aaand every subsequent major decision/consequence ranged from bad to straight out idiotic:
- replacing marotta with tici
- signing ronaldo without a proper sustainability plan in place
- replacing allegri with sarri, then getting pirlo, then rehiring allegri
- superleague (inevitable idea, terrible implementation)
- cutting every tie with european football diplomacy and alienating almost everyone within italy
- letting paratici loose on the market
- letting the covid losses to be covered with artificial plusvalenza

such a controversial presidency. thanks for the 9 years of domination, it wasn't possible without him. and not so many thanks for the recent few disappointing years when he was an equally important protagonist.

 

[Akshen]

interesting how his presidency was marked from mostly brilliant decisions to some of the worst things that happened to juventus in recent memory:
- carrying out the stadium project: brilliant
- replacing the former management with marotta and paratici: brilliant
- hiring conte (whether it was his or marotta's idea it doesn't matter): brilliant
- replacing conte with allegri: brilliant
- trying to go global with rebranding: meh
- building his european reputation via uefa/eca positions: very good
- firing marotta: brillant
- firing allegri: brillant
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------


aaand every subsequent major decision/consequence ranged from bad to straight out idiotic:
- replacing marotta with tici
- signing ronaldo without a proper sustainability plan in place
- replacing allegri with sarri, then getting pirlo, then rehiring allegri
- superleague (inevitable idea, terrible implementation)
- cutting every tie with european football diplomacy and alienating almost everyone within italy
- letting paratici loose on the market
- letting the covid losses to be covered with artificial plusvalenza

such a controversial presidency. thanks for the 9 years of domination, it wasn't possible without him. and not so many thanks for the recent few disappointing years when he was an equally important protagonist.

Very well written.

 

[U Picciriddu]

interesting how his presidency was marked from mostly brilliant decisions to some of the worst things that happened to juventus in recent memory:
- carrying out the stadium project: brilliant
- replacing the former management with marotta and paratici: brilliant
- hiring conte (whether it was his or marotta's idea it doesn't matter): brilliant
- replacing conte with allegri: brilliant
- trying to go global with rebranding: meh
- building his european reputation via uefa/eca positions: very good
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
- firing marotta: wtf

aaand every subsequent major decision/consequence ranged from bad to straight out idiotic:
- replacing marotta with tici
- signing ronaldo without a proper sustainability plan in place
- firing allegri, replacing him with sarri, then getting pirlo, then rehiring allegri
- superleague (inevitable idea, terrible implementation)
- cutting every tie with european football diplomacy and alienating almost everyone within italy
- letting paratici loose on the market
- letting the covid losses to be covered with artificial plusvalenza

such a controversial presidency. thanks for the 9 years of domination, it wasn't possible without him. and not so many thanks for the recent few disappointing years when he was an equally important protagonist.

Rebranding the logo, the relationship with the fans, the empty stadiums as a results of very high prices where horrible decisions aswel

Creating the U23 as only team in Italy was a great decision

 

[lgorTudor]

leaving all other companies too? Looks like he isnt in good relations with Elkann at all. I still think the legends section should be detemined on the outcome of this whole investigation, if Juve is going down because of what happend during his presidency, then he shouldnt be legend.

AA leaving Exor to join Sexor

 

[Badass J Elkann]

Agnelli didn't even thank Allegri and Chiellini but thanks bumucci and del neri amongst others

 

[lgorTudor]

Agnelli didn't even thank Allegri and Chiellini but thanks bumucci and del neri amongst others

An Inconvenient Truth: Allegri is no better than Delneri


Delneri received JJ at #7, left at #7 (no change)
Conte received JJ at #7, left at #1 (+6)
Allegri received JJ at #1, left at #1 (no change)
...
Allegri received JJ at #4, will only leave if JJ drop from Top 4 (-x guaranteed)

So, in the best case Allegri is on par with Delneri

 

[Amer]

#Agnelli during the farewell to #Juventus : "In 5-8 years 50-60% of the first team squad can come from our youth sector"
[Mirko Nicolino]

Hahaha.

Good one.

 

[Seven]

Rebranding the logo, the relationship with the fans, the empty stadiums as a results of very high prices where horrible decisions aswel

Creating the U23 as only team in Italy was a great decision

Our previous logo had become pretty horrible though. Everything about it screamed early 2000s.

 

[s4tch]

Creating the U23 as only team in Italy was a great decision

certainly, i forgot that

 

[U Picciriddu]

Our previous logo had become pretty horrible though. Everything about it screamed early 2000s.

Massive disagree, I always really liked it

 

[Badass J Elkann]

Rebranding the logo, the relationship with the fans, the empty stadiums as a results of very high prices where horrible decisions aswel

Creating the U23 as only team in Italy was a great decision

140 fucking euros to watch Juve is a travesty I remember paying 30 euros in 2012

 

[Clamarc]

Strange that he left out Allegri and Chiello.
Allegri maybe because he's not doing his job now.
But is there any reason for Chiello?
Shit maybe because the Whatsapp group chat?

 

[Valerio.]

140 fucking euros to watch Juve is a travesty I remember paying 30 euros in 2012

140€ where? live on stadium or streaming tv?

 

[lgorTudor]

Rule of Acquisition 109
Dignity and an empty sack is worth the sack