Giuseppe Marotta (101 Viewers)

[Bianconero_Aus]

I don't believe it. He was never with Del Neri's move. Since day 1 he criticized him.

I think that's what Marotta said, not Moggi.

Even though I do remember Moggi *sort of* complimenting Marotta and Moggi.

http://www.goal.com/en/news/10/italy/2010/05/28/1946686/luciano-moggi-lauds-new-juventus-leadership

By Salvatore Landolina
May 28, 2010 10:12:00 AM

Luciano Moggi has given his seal of approval to the new Juventus leadership, hailing president Andrea Agnelli, general director Giuseppe Marotta and coach Luigi Del Neri.

Moggi feels previous top level management prohibited the club from making progress following their return to the top flight three years ago.

And he is confident the introduction of Agnelli and company mark the start of an important legacy.

"Finally we see a competent man at the helm of Juventus. Agnelli is one who understands football having followed his father, who was president of Juventus," Moggi told Nuovo Spazio Radio.

"It's a good thing because the club has appointed people who understand football."

Moggi expects to see a return to the good times as he explains what the club can expect under Del Neri.

"He is a good coach, not a phenomenon, but surely he is a good coach. As for Marotta, he understands football.

"They are intelligent people and they will do well at Juventus."

 

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[Bianconero_Aus]

Not really an endorsement of Delneri and Marotta, but still, far from scathing of their appointments.

 

[baggio]

And then Marrota had a seizure.

 

[Bianconero_Aus]

lol?

 

[JCK]

That tells you much about Moggi and his weekly barking that is highly regarded around these walls.

 

[.zero]

I think that's what Marotta said, not Moggi.

Even though I do remember Moggi *sort of* complimenting Marotta and Moggi.

http://www.goal.com/en/news/10/italy/2010/05/28/1946686/luciano-moggi-lauds-new-juventus-leadership

By Salvatore Landolina
May 28, 2010 10:12:00 AM

Luciano Moggi has given his seal of approval to the new Juventus leadership, hailing president Andrea Agnelli, general director Giuseppe Marotta and coach Luigi Del Neri.

Moggi feels previous top level management prohibited the club from making progress following their return to the top flight three years ago.

And he is confident the introduction of Agnelli and company mark the start of an important legacy.

"Finally we see a competent man at the helm of Juventus. Agnelli is one who understands football having followed his father, who was president of Juventus," Moggi told Nuovo Spazio Radio.

"It's a good thing because the club has appointed people who understand football."

Moggi expects to see a return to the good times as he explains what the club can expect under Del Neri.

"He is a good coach, not a phenomenon, but surely he is a good coach. As for Marotta, he understands football.

"They are intelligent people and they will do well at Juventus."

This is a canned comment from last August

 

[Bianconero_Aus]

Ermm, Im not claiming that he said that recently. And it's from last May not last August. The same time that DN and Marotta were appointed by Agnelli.

I'm just refuting the claims that Moggi never said any good things about Marotta and Delneri. He did and I promptly found when he did say those good things.

 

[Bjerknes]

He's worse than Secco.

 

[Klin]

He plays a big part of what is wrong with this club.

 

[baggio]

He is what's wrong with this club. Idiot.

 

[Klin]

He is what's wrong with this club. Idiot.

Our problems are bigger than just one single man, I'm afraid.

 

[baggio]

They are, but a lot of them have been born out of his decisions in the last 12 months. The only other culprit here is the president whose given this man a free run.

 

[Klin]

They are, but a lot of them have been born out of his decisions in the last 12 months. The only other culprit here is the president whose given this man a free run.

That I agree with.

 

[.zero]

Our problems are bigger than just one single man, I'm afraid.

True but he is the figurehead

 

[Bjerknes]

Why are directors given more chances than coaches? They're the ones fucking up everything and throwing cash at useless players.

 

[.zero]

Why are directors given more chances than coaches? They're the ones fucking up everything and throwing cash at useless players.

It's the same thing in the corporate world

 

[X Æ A-12]

Probably because the only reason they're firing DN anyway is due to all of the pressure from the media and fans. They need to make some notable change to appear to be doing something productive.

 

[.zero]

The changes need to be made from the top down

 

[Klin]

Starting from Elkann.

 

[vodka]

"Marotta is simply a footballing terrorist. That's it. He is such a huge piece of garbage it's disgraceful." oooh Bjerk