Andrea "Il Bruco Brutto" Agnelli (138 Viewers)

Vlad

In Allegri We Trust
May 23, 2011
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Compared to current bunch that are not qualified to run a second hand shop, Agnelli could actually improve this club. His ideas were sound but execution in his last few years were lacking. He did rebuild Juve, together with Marotta, arguably as a top 5 European club. What we are witnessing today is a mess, on and off the pitch.
 

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Hydde

Minimiliano Tristelli
Mar 6, 2003
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Marotta conte and to some extend allegri carried that success. Once they were gone (specially beppe which i hate to admit kept the finances in check)....andrea showed his true potential as an admin... and it was a royal disaster.

Ill not be fooled twice by this man. Some of you are really really gullible and innocent.

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He did many things wrong in the end. He also was responsible for one of our best periodes ever, coming from the darkest one ever. He should be smart enough to learn from our mistakes. At least he cares and shows he cares. Something we've been missing for years now...
He will not turn smart all of a sudeen what kind of fantasy is that?

He cares about juve, yes, but he is an idiot and a bad admin. Thats all theres to it.


We dont need to be ok with terrible administrators.
 

Alin

FINO ALLA FINE!
Jul 27, 2015
6,390
Marotta conte and to some extend allegri carried that success. Once they were gone (specially beppe which i hate to admit kept the finances in check)....andrea showed his true potential as an admin... and it was a royal disaster.

Ill not be fooled twice by this man. Some of you are really really gullible and innocent.

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He will not turn smart all of a sudeen what kind of fantasy is that?

He cares about juve, yes, but he is an idiot and a bad admin. Thats all theres to it.


We dont need to be ok with terrible administrators.
I think that most fans are looking more at who is currently in charge, and if it comes down to pick between this corporate and out of it’s depth current administration and on the other hand Agnelli with his obvious flaws but also undeniable passion towards the club it’s clear that most would rather give another chance to the latter given that our most recent successful cycle was still under his tenure.

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It’s clear that he won’t be able to run things by himself and will need to have competent managers and scouts around him, but too much is being thrown at him for how it ended last time without taking into account the pandemic which bankrupted us at the worst of times(CR7 gamble) and the whole SuperLeague fiasco that he attempted specifically to boost our finances and status which ultimately led to our downfall, mainly due to FIGC bending over to UEFA and negative backlash pushed by systematic propaganda, this without absolving him from his fair share of mistakes throughout all of this.
 

Hydde

Minimiliano Tristelli
Mar 6, 2003
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Passion without talent is useless at this tiers. That is what andrea is. SOmeone who loves juve dearly but is incapable of managing without someone bailing him out of his own decitions. We dont need leaders like him.
 

.zero

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Aug 8, 2006
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Passion without talent is useless at this tiers. That is what andrea is. SOmeone who loves juve dearly but is incapable of managing without someone bailing him out of his own decitions. We dont need leaders like him.
Now explain this in a way that a low IQ Jj fan may be able to understand.

Perhaps use images with muted colors. Limit the use of text and images.
 

Alin

FINO ALLA FINE!
Jul 27, 2015
6,390
Passion without talent is useless at this tiers. That is what andrea is. SOmeone who loves juve dearly but is incapable of managing without someone bailing him out of his own decitions. We dont need leaders like him.
Now explain this in a way that a low IQ Jj fan may be able to understand.

Perhaps use images with muted colors. Limit the use of text and images.

Absolute amateur that was the president and major decision maker during our historic 9 in a row scudettos run and multiple other trophies and UCL finals lol

Yeah sure, ofc it was only Marotta’s mastery in some of your perception, which he deserves plenty of credit for don’t get me wrong, but also keep excluding the fact Marotta was the main architect of our plusvalenze maneuvers only to then conspire with FIGC/Gravina since joining Inter to protect himself despite repeating all of the same shit there that ultimately got only us in the mud but absolved everyone else apprently.

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Anyway, point is that the hate he is getting from some is unreal, you don’t need to be a fan of his or throater to acknowledge that some things that are being said about his cycle here are based just on recency bias and personal hate agendas of some, ignoring all facts and circumstances such as the ones i mentioned in my previous post where i tried to explain some of the other unfortunate events that got us in this situation and not just by pointing the finger at one individual or the other in a vacuum, during a long tenure it’s obvious that there will be both good and bad that can be said about it, however in his case when it comes to achievements and club growth he had his priorities right and marked an very important period in our history.
 
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Hydde

Minimiliano Tristelli
Mar 6, 2003
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Absolute amateur that was the president and major decision maker during our historic 9 in a row scudettos run and multiple other trophies and UCL finals lol

Yeah sure, ofc it was only Marotta’s mastery in some of your perception, which he deserves plenty of credit for don’t get me wrong, but also keep excluding the fact Marotta was the main architect of our plusvalenze maneuvers only to then conspire with FIGC/Gravina since joining Inter to protect himself despite repeating all of the same shit there that ultimately got only us in the mud but absolved everyone else apprently.

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Anyway, point is that the hate he is getting from some is unreal, you don’t need to be a fan of his or throater to acknowledge that some things that are being said about his cycle here are based just on recency bias and personal hate agendas of some, ignoring all facts and circumstances such as the ones i mentioned in my previous post where i tried to explain some of the other unfortunate events that got us in this situation and not just by pointing the finger at one individual or the other in a vacuum, during a long tenure it’s obvious that there will be both good and bad that can be said about it, however in his case when it comes to achievements and club growth he had his priorities right and marked an very important period in our history.
Like i said before, he got carried by Beppe and Conte. You are ignoring this for some reason.
 

Alin

FINO ALLA FINE!
Jul 27, 2015
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Like i said before, he got carried by Beppe and Conte. You are ignoring this for some reason.
How am i ignoring it? And it’s not only thanks to those you mentioned… many more deserve their fair share of credit for our successful run, some more while others less so, however it’s you and a select few others who seem to give zero recognition to Agnelli and the crucial part he played in it as well.
 

.zero

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Aug 8, 2006
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How am i ignoring it? And it’s not only thanks to those you mentioned… many more deserve their fair share of credit for our successful run, some more while others less so, however it’s you and a select few others who seem to give zero recognition to Agnelli and the crucial part he played in it as well.
:lol:
 

Alin

FINO ALLA FINE!
Jul 27, 2015
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Perhaps after all one of the low iq Jj fans you keep spamming all over the forum about is actually you? Basically @Zero arguments but only emojis and resorting to blaming everything that led to the club’s downfall on one guy to the point of ignoring all the facts and context that led to it and the impact that said guy had on taking us to the top in the first place.

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Anyway, i rest my case, tried to be balanced about it and point out some of the good and not just the bad, along with adding some context to his last few years in charge, in which he made plenty of mistakes but where we were also crippled financially by one of the most unpredictable pandemic crisis and then hit by a major injustice from UEFA/FIGC for stepping out of line, which again was prompted from trying to find solutions to cover for those loses while still keeping us at the top and not accepting the status of forever being unable to compete financially against the Premier League and other oil clubs, and everything from what i mentioned here to the factual achievements and winning cycle under his tenure suggests that he is far from being just an passionate amateur without any administrative knowledge or long term vision as some want to depict him as, maybe him being too much of a risk taker in some aspects while simultaneously too conservative on others is a more valid argument against.
 
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.zero

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Aug 8, 2006
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Perhaps after all one of the low iq Jj fans you keep spamming all over the forum about is actually you? Basically @Zero arguments but only emojis and resorting to blaming everything that led to the club’s downfall on one guy to the point of ignoring all the facts and context that led to it and the impact that said guy had on taking us to the top in the first place.

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Anyway, i rest my case, tried to be balanced about it and point out some of the good and not just the bad, along with adding some context to his last few years in charge, in which he made plenty of mistakes but where we were also crippled financially by one of the most unpredictable pandemic crisis and then hit by a major injustice from UEFA/FIGC for stepping out of line, which again was prompted from trying to find solutions to cover for those loses while still keeping us at the top and not accepting the status of forever being unable to compete financially against the Premier League and other oil clubs, and everything from what i mentioned here to the factual achievements and winning cycle under his tenure suggests that he is far from being just an passionate amateur without any administrative knowledge or long term vision as some want to depict him as, maybe him being too much of a risk taker in some aspects while simultaneously too conservative on others is a more valid argument against.
zero arguments? I recommend you read back on my posts here where was given credit when it was earned. I don’t have knee pads so I also fairly give him the criticism he earned equally. I will not worship him bc the harm done has the club harm it is still recovering from.

Overall, Perhaps you shouldn’t worry about what others say about your beloved leader amigo. Otherwise I fear your experience on ze internet may not be a pleasant experience
 

Alin

FINO ALLA FINE!
Jul 27, 2015
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zero arguments? I recommend you read back on my posts here where was given credit when it was earned. I don’t have knee pads so I also fairly give him the criticism he earned equally. I will not worship him bc the harm done has the club harm it is still recovering from.

Overall, Perhaps you shouldn’t worry about what others say about your beloved leader amigo. Otherwise I fear your experience on ze internet may not be a pleasant experience
I specifically replied to your ironic emoji towards my post, there is no ‘beloved’ leader in my book and if you read back on my own posts throughout the years you’ll see that besides the recognition i’ve showed him i’ve always also criticized him plenty as well and been demanding more from him, that doesn’t mean i have to act as if he was a complete amateur and that all the good that was done under his tenure was thanks to everyone else but himself, other than that i am actually not that preoccupied what others think, everyone is entitled to their opinion but that doesn’t make them ‘low iq Jj fans’ whenever they have a different view other than yours on a subject.
 

.zero

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Aug 8, 2006
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I specifically replied to your ironic emoji towards my post, there is no ‘beloved’ leader in my book and if you read back on my own posts throughout the years you’ll see that besides the recognition i’ve showed him i’ve always also criticized him plenty as well and been demanding more from him, that doesn’t mean i have to act as if he was a complete amateur and that all the good that was done under his tenure was thanks to everyone else but himself, other than that i am actually not that preoccupied what others think, everyone is entitled to their opinion but that doesn’t make them ‘low iq Jj fans’ whenever they have a different view other than yours on a subject.
Perhaps our classification of IQ differs. Your segmentation criteria differs from mine. No harm in that imo. For ex you are a km fellow while I am a nautical mile kind of gentile
 

Robee

Senior Member
Jun 21, 2011
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Marotta conte and to some extend allegri carried that success. Once they were gone (specially beppe which i hate to admit kept the finances in check)....andrea showed his true potential as an admin... and it was a royal disaster.

Ill not be fooled twice by this man. Some of you are really really gullible and innocent.

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He will not turn smart all of a sudeen what kind of fantasy is that?

He cares about juve, yes, but he is an idiot and a bad admin. Thats all theres to it.


We dont need to be ok with terrible administrators.
No, because he already was. He was the one that brought in Conte, Marotta, Allegri, etc. Pinning succes on the guys he brought in is pinning it on him. Simple as that. That's what a good president does.

It was as history has proven so many times. Wanting too much combined with feeling untouchable at some point cost him in the end together with the circumstances Alin mentioned. And he wasn't alone in that. Beppe, Paratici, Nedved and co. failed too. Just like they built the good run before.
 
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GarfielD

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May 21, 2009
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‼️ Andrea Agnelli wants to take over Juventus on his own, freeing himself from his cousin John Elkann and his company Exor.

The negotiations have been going on for months now, facilitated by current President Ferrero. Agnelli has had the help from an American fund (rumored to be Red Bull)

Agnelli wants to bring Juventus back to the way it was under his watch. The idea is restart with Juergen Klopp as manager, who is currently employed by Red Bull as their head of global soccer.

| TuttoSport |
 

Alex-444

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Sep 5, 2005
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Andrea Agnelli wants to take over Juventus on his own, freeing himself from his cousin John Elkann and his company Exor. The negotiations have been going on for months now, facilitated by current President Ferrero. Agnelli has had the help from an American fund (rumored to be Red Bull) Agnelli wants to bring Juventus back to the way it was under his watch. The idea is restart with Juergen Klopp as manager, who is currently employed by Red Bull as their head of global soccer


dreamers from tuttofake :rofl:
 

decfro

Junior Member
Jul 3, 2009
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I knew it was too good to be true, why doesn't that paper talk about intermafia and how the whole italian press and government is completely ignoring this shit, if it was juve, it would be plastered everywhere, what a fuck joke of a country.Mob infiltrates merda ,they knew and never said anything to the police, and they claim innocent, zanetti lies to the prosecutor that he didn't know anything ,it was him that warned the mob ,that an investigation is on going and should be careful.
 

campionesidd

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Mar 16, 2013
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I knew it was too good to be true, why doesn't that paper talk about intermafia and how the whole italian press and government is completely ignoring this shit, if it was juve, it would be plastered everywhere, what a fuck joke of a country.Mob infiltrates merda ,they knew and never said anything to the police, and they claim innocent, zanetti lies to the prosecutor that he didn't know anything ,it was him that warned the mob ,that an investigation is on going and should be careful.
Preach. I wish our management was more like you and less like @Lion
 

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