Nothing the management have accepted it, also as a means to get a 'favourable' plea bargain. Fuck this management
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Any potential UEFA ban only applies when Juventus qualify for European competitions.
Obviously that was before today's outcome which confirms us for europe next season anyways.
Even so I get the feeling it'll be more than a year long ban.
Any potential UEFA ban only applies when Juventus qualify for European competitions.
Obviously that was before today's outcome which confirms us for europe next season anyways.
Even so I get the feeling it'll be more than a year long ban.
On the other hand all the other managers took the plea deal, no?
IMO praising AA for the fact he goes to TAR is short-sighted, he can afford that and the club couldn't.
Now try to imagine the car crash we'd be heading into had he stayed as JJ's president. Dude turned out to be reckless and made enemies with everyone. Some might not like it but I think JE removed him from the post at the very last moment.
IMO praising AA for the fact he goes to TAR is short-sighted, he can afford that and the club couldn't.
Now try to imagine the car crash we'd be heading into had he stayed as JJ's president. Dude turned out to be reckless and made enemies with everyone. Some might not like it but I think JE removed him from the post at the very last moment.
Why can't we afford to go to TAR? for the sake of footballing integrity? please
We've officially set a precedence for any future scandals, believe me this wont be the last we will see/hear in our life time.
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The point I'm trying to make is that UEFA's ban on us in Europe would only apply if we qualified for Europe in the first place
We've officially set a precedence for any future scandals, believe me this wont be the last we will see/hear in our life time.
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The point I'm trying to make is that UEFA's ban on us in Europe would only apply if we qualified for Europe in the first place
What integrity? Have I said something like this? Can you read?
When I say the club couldn't afford it - it's all about the damage control. One year of no cups is better than 2-3 seasons of fucked up points deductions and constant threats from everywhere. It doesn't benefit the stakeholders, the players, the managers and the fans because nobody likes to pay for mistakes of people who were there before.
Try explaining to Chiesa, Bremer and Vlahovic they need to play another season or two like the one we're just having. The next day they all hand a transfer request and the queue only gets longer in the next few days. Same goes for managers and coaches, everybody would want to leave such a shithole as soon as possible.
Both ways the image damage is done but here you at least have a clean start from now on. Everything gets blamed on the old management and that makes everybody else live in peace.
Bottom line is that we know that plusvalenza shit is made out of thin air but seems like the salary case was more serious, everyone was afraid of that one and let's not pretend that wasn't the case. So they decided to close it for good.
More scandals coming in? As soon us you give them something, they'll for sure milk it. That's why it's important to have competent people in charge and we can probably all agree that wasn't the case in the last couple of years at JJ. AA fired the ones who would oppose him and he kept his lapdogs around so that everything went his way in terms of decision making. It was a disaster waiting to happen and it eventually ended up being exactly that.
When I say the club couldn't afford it - it's all about the damage control. One year of no cups is better than 2-3 seasons of fucked up points deductions and constant threats from everywhere. It doesn't benefit the stakeholders, the players, the managers and the fans because nobody likes to pay for mistakes of people who were there before.
Try explaining to Chiesa, Bremer and Vlahovic they need to play another season or two like the one we're just having. The next day they all hand a transfer request and the queue only gets longer in the next few days. Same goes for managers and coaches, everybody would want to leave such a shithole as soon as possible.
Both ways the image damage is done but here you at least have a clean start from now on. Everything gets blamed on the old management and that makes everybody else live in peace.
Bottom line is that we know that plusvalenza shit is made out of thin air but seems like the salary case was more serious, everyone was afraid of that one and let's not pretend that wasn't the case. So they decided to close it for good.
More scandals coming in? As soon us you give them something, they'll for sure milk it. That's why it's important to have competent people in charge and we can probably all agree that wasn't the case in the last couple of years at JJ. AA fired the ones who would oppose him and he kept his lapdogs around so that everything went his way in terms of decision making. It was a disaster waiting to happen and it eventually ended up being exactly that.
IMO we have much more problems on sporting level right now and I see no strategy there. How are we gonna move in the market in next 3 years? Sign 2 top players a year, or 10 players and "market opportunities" a year and hope some of them klick with the rest of the team?
It seemed like Giuntoli was done deal and he will lead this, but even that is not certain right now.
Let's be honest, 30th of May is a date when we usually had a good player in pocket. Marotta and Paratici were really good at this when they were working together and already in January they had clear strategy and several names in the notebook.
It seemed like Giuntoli was done deal and he will lead this, but even that is not certain right now.
Let's be honest, 30th of May is a date when we usually had a good player in pocket. Marotta and Paratici were really good at this when they were working together and already in January they had clear strategy and several names in the notebook.