Giovanni Cobolli Gigli (3 Viewers)
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Thanks for all the work you've done. You took control at our darkest hour and done a pretty good job considering the circumstances.
Blanc will be a sensible and fine choice as president, but he is not a football man.
I want to see John Elkann as president one day. The man bleeds black and white. Too bad he's a coke head lol.
Blanc will be a sensible and fine choice as president, but he is not a football man.
I want to see John Elkann as president one day. The man bleeds black and white. Too bad he's a coke head lol.
Blanc will be Executive President, which is not the same as the largely ceremonial position that Gigli held. In truth Blanc has been running the club on a day to day basis for the last 3 years as Chief Executive. I don't think a lot of things will change now since only a figurehead has stepped down.
I don't think Elkann will become Juventus President since he is groomed to take over the entire Agnelli Empire and would have too many things on his plate to do the Juve job properly.
I don't think Elkann will become Juventus President since he is groomed to take over the entire Agnelli Empire and would have too many things on his plate to do the Juve job properly.
You can't be a good president and nice guy in same time. He tried and failed. anyway, good luck in your next job. I also have doubts about our new president. a French businessman without passion, who doesn't know a shit about football. This is not what we need since we are not just a trading establishment.
His first words as president of Juventus were these: "Vincenti, friendly and transparent."
He believes that his objective has been achieved?
During my administration we have been promoted in A, third and second place. What could have been done better ... We started with a disastrous situation, with a company that had been almost destroyed. And in a short time we have now shown at the top, fighting for prestigious goals"
He said well, it arrived in a society nearly destroyed. And the fans think, even today, then "you" you've broken up, without even defending it, refusing to resort to the appropriate forums ...
From the outside it is easy to talk to who does not know how things really went. We had initially decided to submit to the Tar a precedent that would have caused the blocking of the championships. After some 'days, though, we felt very encouraging signals from Uefa, or that if we went forward we would have been excluded from all international competition. So after a long meeting at the end of August (2006 ed), it was decided unanimously to withdraw the appeal, even if reluctantly"
Some argues that the waiver of Tar has been decided by the "stairs" from Montezemolo ...
I had also heard some voices, but they are only joke. Again, the decision to withdraw the appeal was taken unanimously by all members of the Board of Directors. No man or Exor Fiat told us how to behave. And 'choice was shared by all.
If you had been in place for Zaccone, would have acted the same way?
Contextualizing the situation at that time there was no other choice to make. Do not forget that Juventus had been sought in a minor league demotion of B. Plus we did not have much material on hand to defend ourselves. If these new intercepts were first raised, we would definitely here to tell another story ....
Really talk about the latest developments in the process of Naples. What do you expect?
The first thing to do is to immediately remove from the dashboard that famous title for Inter. After the release of the last interception I think there are more doubts on this. Would be a major step, indeed do not understand why they lose again this time. Then the Juventus will do well to demand the return of badges. Have been won on the field, players have made great sacrifices to win them over. It will be difficult, however, have them back, almost impossible. I do not believe much.
During his management have now taken the distance by Moggi and Giraudo ...
I honestly have never expressed a personal evaluation of past management. Once arrived I took note of what I was told on the old leadership. I had only been called upon to manage a company that had just been listed, with an independent Board of Directors by the majority. I wish, however, to repeat that I have been and are still friends with Giraudo, even if we no longer see you. And I have nothing against Moggi.
After his "removal" (October 2009 ed) the team began to climb the charts, but on the contrary ... 's just a coincidence?
I would be presumptuous to say it's just a coincidence. During my experience there was a different environment, a compact and solid relationship between team and management. A group with certain values, which gave us memorable feats such as the extraordinary night in Madrid. And then see a player like Del Piero applause from all around the Bernabeu is priceless. Incredible emotions that I come back often to mind
In your opinion who is the main cause of this disastrous season? It 'just that the coach is always the scapegoat?
I do not like to talk about scapegoats. Instead of responsibility. That is all, not a single person. I think this summer's market choices have been agreed with coaching, leadership and society, so do not crucify only Del Neri.. For example do not understand why Diego has been sold, he deserved another chance. Because I am sure that this team would make a difference. Just three days ago I was reviewing a Roma-Juve 1-3, where the Brazilian was amazing. I do not think that suddenly becomes a nag ....
Full interview here
http://translate.googleusercontent....=46090&usg=ALkJrhitWKlNYxxWGifkTBOShWx55Md4ng
He believes that his objective has been achieved?
During my administration we have been promoted in A, third and second place. What could have been done better ... We started with a disastrous situation, with a company that had been almost destroyed. And in a short time we have now shown at the top, fighting for prestigious goals"
He said well, it arrived in a society nearly destroyed. And the fans think, even today, then "you" you've broken up, without even defending it, refusing to resort to the appropriate forums ...
From the outside it is easy to talk to who does not know how things really went. We had initially decided to submit to the Tar a precedent that would have caused the blocking of the championships. After some 'days, though, we felt very encouraging signals from Uefa, or that if we went forward we would have been excluded from all international competition. So after a long meeting at the end of August (2006 ed), it was decided unanimously to withdraw the appeal, even if reluctantly"
Some argues that the waiver of Tar has been decided by the "stairs" from Montezemolo ...
I had also heard some voices, but they are only joke. Again, the decision to withdraw the appeal was taken unanimously by all members of the Board of Directors. No man or Exor Fiat told us how to behave. And 'choice was shared by all.
If you had been in place for Zaccone, would have acted the same way?
Contextualizing the situation at that time there was no other choice to make. Do not forget that Juventus had been sought in a minor league demotion of B. Plus we did not have much material on hand to defend ourselves. If these new intercepts were first raised, we would definitely here to tell another story ....
Really talk about the latest developments in the process of Naples. What do you expect?
The first thing to do is to immediately remove from the dashboard that famous title for Inter. After the release of the last interception I think there are more doubts on this. Would be a major step, indeed do not understand why they lose again this time. Then the Juventus will do well to demand the return of badges. Have been won on the field, players have made great sacrifices to win them over. It will be difficult, however, have them back, almost impossible. I do not believe much.
During his management have now taken the distance by Moggi and Giraudo ...
I honestly have never expressed a personal evaluation of past management. Once arrived I took note of what I was told on the old leadership. I had only been called upon to manage a company that had just been listed, with an independent Board of Directors by the majority. I wish, however, to repeat that I have been and are still friends with Giraudo, even if we no longer see you. And I have nothing against Moggi.
After his "removal" (October 2009 ed) the team began to climb the charts, but on the contrary ... 's just a coincidence?
I would be presumptuous to say it's just a coincidence. During my experience there was a different environment, a compact and solid relationship between team and management. A group with certain values, which gave us memorable feats such as the extraordinary night in Madrid. And then see a player like Del Piero applause from all around the Bernabeu is priceless. Incredible emotions that I come back often to mind
In your opinion who is the main cause of this disastrous season? It 'just that the coach is always the scapegoat?
I do not like to talk about scapegoats. Instead of responsibility. That is all, not a single person. I think this summer's market choices have been agreed with coaching, leadership and society, so do not crucify only Del Neri.. For example do not understand why Diego has been sold, he deserved another chance. Because I am sure that this team would make a difference. Just three days ago I was reviewing a Roma-Juve 1-3, where the Brazilian was amazing. I do not think that suddenly becomes a nag ....
Full interview here
http://translate.googleusercontent....=46090&usg=ALkJrhitWKlNYxxWGifkTBOShWx55Md4ng
Cobolli Gigli blasts Juve chiefs
Former Juventus President Giovanni Cobolli Gigli blasted the current administration. “We reached the Champions League twice.”
The Turin giants won’t be in Europe at all this season after finishing in seventh place, while last year they scraped into the Europa League.
“As a fan I am very disappointed. This was a campaign below anybody’s expectations,” said the man who took charge in Serie B after the Calciopoli scandal of 2006.
“It’s a shame, as after the descent into Serie B we reached the Champions League twice. Something must’ve gone wrong this time.
“Will I go to see Juve in the stadium? No, never again.”
FI
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Nooooooo
Former Juventus President Giovanni Cobolli Gigli blasted the current administration. “We reached the Champions League twice.”
The Turin giants won’t be in Europe at all this season after finishing in seventh place, while last year they scraped into the Europa League.
“As a fan I am very disappointed. This was a campaign below anybody’s expectations,” said the man who took charge in Serie B after the Calciopoli scandal of 2006.
“It’s a shame, as after the descent into Serie B we reached the Champions League twice. Something must’ve gone wrong this time.
“Will I go to see Juve in the stadium? No, never again.”
FI
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Nooooooo
