No, I was not trying to respond to that question with my Juve stuff. Not at all. That stuff was for your question about who would object to them taking over Juventus. Sorry if I didn't make myself clear.
Well you replied to the completely wrong post.
This is the post about the Juve ownership thing:
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Originally Posted by Enron
Maybe City will use their power for good and not evil?
Still I can't really see why everyone here is so upset. No one on this site would complain if some dude with more cowboy cash than he could could count grabbed up Juve and started purchasing world class talent.
[They have been wasting no time claiming they are bigger than united, on channel 4 news the rep for city, said they are the only club in manchester, which is true because united are in trafford which is classed as a different place as it has it's own council, but none the less a huge slap across united's face.
Also Al-Fahim said he would prefer to splurge 50 million pounds (US$90 million; €62 million) on one player than 10 average signings for the same amount.
I'll leave you to decide wether that is good or not.]
Trivigy replied.
This is what you replied to:
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Originally Posted by Enron
I see. Age old case of old money being better than new money. Really there are very few teams in the world who's success hasn't come from some guys pocket book at one time or another.
Cunts talking like cunts talking about cunt things and cunt trivialities is really nothing to get upset about. Expecting clubs not to try and better themselves is just really really naive. What are they supposed to do? Petition against their club for selling itself to a really really wealthy group?
[I don't have anything against clubs using copious amounts of money wisely.
Blowing 50 million Euros one player who isn't worth it doesn't do the game any good though.
My club was built on influxes of money, yes, but we actually started up through the grass roots of the game, worked our way up in success, and then received more and more money from the Agnellis. That is the exact OPPOSITE of Man City. Then, even in our best years, we had to be smart with our money and sell players so we could buy others. We have never been in the same position as a Chelsea, Man City, or even Milan for that matter. The Agnellis have never been an Abramovich to us.
If people don't understand the difference between cases such as these, then that is quite sad. All this money pumped into only a few clubs is going to hurt your favorite league in the long run, Enron.]
That's you.
There. Hope that clears up why I didn't know what you were talking about.