Beppe Marotta new GM? (3 Viewers)

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    Franco Baldini...suspended 9 months in passport "scandal".

    He also told us to f*ck off in 06.
     

    Osman

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    He did because who in their right mind would come to us in those circumstances? (I remember him spefically saying its not a good time to be in Juve etc) It would be like going to Enron when hell was breaking lose.
     
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    Of course it's easier to go to a club with no problems, full of cash and shit. Depends on how big your balls are. :D
     
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    Blanc had a meeting with him in Milan
    hence the LIVE thread I opened. ;)

    now it seems he could replace ex-Volleyball guy and Viola fan Montali.

    another rumour as him bringing a couple of his guys with him. Fabio Paratici(head of the scouts) and Umberto Marino(does everything; marketing, communication, organize trips to away games, rapport with other clubs...)
     

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    Marotta close to Juve

    Juventus are in talks with Beppe Marotta about moving to Turin and becoming the club's new director general.

    Marotta currently performs the role for Sampdoria and is highly regarded in the world of Italian football.

    The Bianconeri want someone who is proven in managing a football club's relationship with the media.

    Juventus have a very clear business structure. Jean Claude Blanc takes care of the finances while Alessio Secco coordinates the club's transfer policy.

    Marotta has been known to fill all three positions at Sampdoria and the worry is he could step on someone else's toes in Turin.

    For example, he was responsible for bringing Antonio Cassano back to Italy after a disappointing spell at Real Madrid.

    At Juventus, such a task would fall under the remit of Secco, who is the club's director of sport.

    Reports suggest Marotta met with Blanc yesterday and they came to an agreement that he would also have a say on the players Juventus buy.

    However, he will not be involved in negotiations on the transfer market, which will be left to Secco.

    According to the Italian Press, an announcement making the move official will arrive today or at some point this weekend.

    http://www.channel4.com/sport/football_italia/jun05h.html
     
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    Marotta could be announced at the same time with Ciruzzo.
     
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    It's good because it pushed Blanc away from the mercato and concentrate on the great job he's doing with the stadium, finances...
     

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