Giuseppe Marotta (17 Viewers)

[Zacheryah]

The worst thing on this Earth (football terms), is to hear madridiots brag about their CL trophies.

Here is the irritating deal


"we won 12 CL's mate
"we are the only club who won back to back CL's mate"


So cringe worthy


Its either 12CL's and several teams won it back to back

OR

You won less Cl's than barcelona in the current format but are the only team to have done it back to back

 

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[DUKAC]

Real hasnt won a CL since the 60s for 30+ years, guess who was it that gave them their 1st "real" CL trophy?

We in 98.....

 

[Turk_Bianconero]

Not to complain or anything but is it me or are we operating on a slow pace this summer?

naturally, you would think that he is negotiating hard to find best possible price, but then we always end up overpaying.

 

[JuveJay]

We signed Pjanic, Mandzukic and Dybala both in June either year, those were our earliest transfers. So that's bollocks.

In totally unrelated news it is June 2017.

As far as some Beppe late classics go:

Cuadrado (25th August)
Alex Sandro (20th August)

On average I'd say apart from the early "opportunities" and freebies we don't sign players until July.

 

[PhRoZeN]

It's perceived to be longer because of how our season ended.

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[BayernFan]

Here is the irritating deal


"we won 12 CL's mate
"we are the only club who won back to back CL's mate"


So cringe worthy


Its either 12CL's and several teams won it back to back

OR

You won less Cl's than barcelona in the current format but are the only team to have done it back to back

Exactly.

Its really tiresome

 

[Afghan_juventus]

Real won 6 in the 60s, some of the best players in the world didnt even play on Europe, and of those that played in Europe, i bet more than half didnt even participate in the CL. I know i say this often but its true and some people maybe dont realize it, but the UEFA Cup up until the late 90s and early 2000s when they decided to put ALL the top clubs in the CL, was a stronger competition than the CL, not only of the 60s, but in some of the later seasons too (not all). Cases like Leicester were much more common in the past, and then you had all the top clubs from one country enter the UEFA Cup as a result of that. Now the EL is a joke, Intertoto Cup level

Though the competition within the CL back in the day was not as high as it is today. We have to realize that it was much harder to actually get in to the competition.

 

[Liviu]

http://www.football-italia.net/104451/fifa-juve-disciplined-over-pogba

They talk about even a transfer ban?? How come the Raiola fees are our fault??

 

[Xperd]

http://www.football-italia.net/104451/fifa-juve-disciplined-over-pogba

They talk about even a transfer ban?? How come the Raiola fees are our fault??

Because we are the ones that pay his fees ?

 

[KB824]

If we get a transfer ban because of that contract. That same contract that he agreed to and signed, then he needs to go.

No argument.

 

[Liviu]

Because we are the ones that pay his fees ?

If that's his contract between him and Pog, including %, then I don't know how we can be at fault there. We got less $$ and we're to blame? I don't get that. It's not like we wanted to give that money like a thankyou. If ManU payed for the player, they payed for his %, Union was the source of $$$.

 

[Turk_Bianconero]

hands were tied, you son of a...

 

[Xperd]

If that's his contract between him and Pog, including %, then I don't know how we can be at fault there. We got less $$ and we're to blame? I don't get that. It's not like we wanted to give that money like a thankyou. If ManU payed for the player, they payed for his %, Union was the source of $$$.

Dude. We agreed to Raiola's demands of getting 20% of the transfer fees. We are being investigated because Raiola pocketed a percentage of that 110M fees of which WE AGREED TO. If we are found guilty of breaching the transfer market rules, then it's all our fault it's as simple as that.

 

[KB824]

If that's his contract between him and Pog, including %, then I don't know how we can be at fault there. We got less $$ and we're to blame? I don't get that. It's not like we wanted to give that money like a thankyou. If ManU payed for the player, they payed for his %, Union was the source of $$$.

The contract was between Pogba and Juve. All of the agents fees and commissions were laid out in the details of the contract. Man U is not at fault because all they did was negotiate a price between them and us. Man U wasn't the one that signed that contract when Pogba came here.

We did. And if we did not do our due diligence (which I do find hard to believe that we didn't), and as a result get a transfer ban, then Marotta needs to go. Someone has to take the fall, and it sure won't be Agnelli or Paratici, because frankly they would have had nothing to do with it

 

[Liviu]

Dude. We agreed to Raiola's demands of getting 20% of the transfer fees. We are being investigated because Raiola pocketed a percentage of that 110M fees of which WE AGREED TO. If we are found guilty of breaching the transfer market rules, then it's all our fault it's as simple as that.

That doesn't add up in numbers. I knew he got 27 mil...and if 27 mil is 20% than the whole sum sould have been 135-ish m. Now I see various reports claiming he got 48-50m. If we agreed to his % when we signed Pog then we could be at fault but I didn't knew clubs can have contracts with agents.

 

[KB824]

That doesn't add up in numbers. I knew he got 27 mil...and if 27 mil is 20% than the whole sum sould have been 135-ish m. Now I see various reports claiming he got 48-50m. If we agreed to his % when we signed Pog then we could be at fault but I didn't knew clubs can have contracts with agents.

The % was probably built into the contract between Pogba and Juve.

 

[PhRoZeN]

What a fucking howler. This is ridiculous. A transfer ban would set us back. This is what happens when we become pussies to agents. If we were breaking rules we should have known. Fucking amateurish. We were laughing at the whole donnarumma saga well if give them credit, they stood up to that fat fuck. Something we should have ages ago. Really disappointed in Marotta

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[Xperd]

That doesn't add up in numbers. I knew he got 27 mil...and if 27 mil is 20% than the whole sum sould have been 135-ish m. Now I see various reports claiming he got 48-50m. If we agreed to his % when we signed Pog then we could be at fault but I didn't knew clubs can have contracts with agents.

That's not true.

We received €105M from United and posted a profit of €72M in the official press release. The rest has most probably been paid to Raiola.

That 40m-ish figure that has been reported right now probably includes agent fees from United's side which adds up to it.

But what's true is we had an agreement with Raiola to hand him 20% of the transfer fees when we first signed Pogba. And we're getting investigated for this deal.

 

[Quetzalcoatl]

Just what we need

 

[Xperd]

The % was probably built into the contract between Pogba and Juve.

Yep.