[ITA] Serie A 2014/2015 (42 Viewers)

[Nzoric]

He hates me right now.

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Damn!

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[Maddy]

He hates me right now.

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Damn!

:shitbucket:

:assssssshitter:

 

[Hust]

:shitbucket:

:assssssshitter:

 

[Lion]

Pogo a and teen don't need red callbs to score goals brahs

 

[Vlad]

Why is anyone surprised?

Can't believe idiots here want other Italian teams to do well when no one gives a shit about us.

It is actually the opposite as few can put these petty quarrels aside and are well aware that Serie A clubs need to perform in European competitions on a higher level for the league to attract more interest from abroad, making way for more lucrative sponsors, funds that will allow us to invest in genuine top players every summer and that is something which will benefit calcio as a whole. Despite my hatred for Roma when they play in the league come the Wednesday I'll be hoping that these bastards put a decent showing vs Bayern and make an upset.

 

[icemaη]

if anyone can translate this, I'm too lazy.

the Magic (something )
38 million
This is the loss in the budget of Rome ended in June. Three years after the arrival of the American partners, the company still travels in red and yellow, hoping the proceeds of Champions
80 percent
It is the height (very high) of the total turnover of the team (128 million), which is used to pay the players and other employees of the company
68 million
This is the amount paid by the Giallorossi last season thanks to the sale of television rights. Revenues from sponsorship and advertising does not exceed 22 million
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The rich lady
6 million
They are accounting losses of Juventus. The operating margin, net of finance costs, depreciation and amortization, however, is positive for 36 million
50 percent
This is the percentage of the revenues of the Juventus team (315 million) offset by personnel costs, represented in large part by fees for players
130 million
The proceeds are put in balance by the company of the Agnelli to television rights. Another 60 million have been collected thanks to sponsors and other business activities.

television rights on their games. The Rome instead had to settle for only 68 million. If we consider that in the yellow house sponse% income from public-ty and merchandising (sales of products under the brand name of the team) are just over 22 million against 60 million collected last year by the Bianconeri, then it is easy to conclude the owner Pallotta will follow a long-in before setting off the heels of rivals Torino. Dreams of glory, or at least rimon-ta, the Roma fans cling to the Champions League. And not just from a sporting perspective. Participation in the most important European club competition
that is in itself tens of millions of additional revenue, largely the result of the sale of television rights. And the built-au-mint much for teams that fail to reach the finals of the tournament. That's why the goal of Totti who drew the bill in the match with Manchester City, can be worth millions of euro. Suffice it to say that last season, Juventus But even within yourself-elimination in the group stage, has budgeted 50 million in revenues to the voice Champions League. Ante Up instead to Rome, at-least in the accounts closed in June 2014. The team only came sixth in Serie A in 2012-13, failed to qualify for the continental cups for the season successes-go. This year, however, thanks to a second place last season, the team AS Roma entered Europe through the front door. The proceeds of participation in what was once known as the European Cup, you probably will not be enough on their own to cope with heavy losses. Certainly, however, the turnover developed by Champions-rap presents an important step towards the laughter-tion of accounts. No time to-ing. Because of this step, the club rome-nist risk heavy penalties from UEFA, the European Federation of the ball. In due proportion, the mechanical-ism is similar to that imposed by the Com-mission in Brussels to the member states of the EU. In the jargon of insiders
called "financial fair play" and it works well. To have the right to participate in continental competitions, each team must comply with a series of para-meters of the financial statements, concerning, for exam-ple, debt, losses or regular payment of salaries. The club with the messy-you are fined, but not excluded, in severe cases, even exclusion from European competitions. Roma, who has been sailing in troubled waters, has already been called to order. It could not be otherwise, since the last budget, in addition to the losses to 38.5 million, also weighs a net loss of 81 million. Pallotta and his colleagues were forced to provide a number of addi-tional information to the supervisory authorities by UEFA, with a commitment to do everything to fiscal consolidation as soon as possible. It does not end here, of course. The gialloros-could remain in the group of moni-mended special for a long time, obliged to report regularly to the European pillow-ing. The Rome is not the only team forced to repair tests. Even Inter Erick Thohir, a veteran of the management of deep red Massimo Moratti, is in a situation perhaps even worse. But for fans of the "Ma-cal", forced to deal with the nightmare of failure, living with the nerazzu-trri in the group financial statements at a loss should not be a great consolation. ■

(OCR + Google translate )

 

[only-juve]

I respect him as a player on the pitch, off the pitch he's done nothing to warrant it.

No offense but respect my ass !

I've watched him ever since he started his career in Roma and that arrogant fuckur always had an inferiority problems.

I disrespect Milan but someone like Maldini was a respected figure. Our Del Piero is someone who is respected all over the world.

That shit head always been a cry baby. He's so pissed that in all his miserable career he managed to win "only" 1 serie A title and that's about it !

The guy really bought the whole legend thing. A legend who only won 1 domestic title in all his shitty career.

 

[radekas]

Why is anyone surprised?

Can't believe idiots here want other Italian teams to do well when no one gives a shit about us.

Yeah I find it disgusting when people here cheer for them. Italy hates Juventus so I see no reason not to hate them back. Fuck all other Italian teams.

 

[Hust]

It is actually the opposite as few can put these petty quarrels aside and are well aware that Serie A clubs need to perform in European competitions on a higher level for the league to attract more interest from abroad, making way for more lucrative sponsors, funds that will allow us to invest in genuine top players every summer and that is something which will benefit calcio as a whole. Despite my hatred for Roma when they play in the league come the Wednesday I'll be hoping that these bastards put a decent showing vs Bayern and make an upset.

Yes. Support a bunch of scumbags that accuse us of cheating. Support Inter & Milan too when they make it back to Europe and completely disregard what they did to us in 2006. Right. Yes. Makes perfect sense because non of these mother fuckers would gladly put us in Serie B again, would they?

I can't believe you JUST called these quarrels "petty" after what happened in 2006 and the toxic environment they create for the league.


This support of anyone outside of Juventus disgusts me. As we get better, so do our sponsorships and attractiveness. FUCK THE REST OF THEM

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Yeah I find it disgusting when people here cheer for them. Italy hates Juventus so I see no reason not to hate them back. Fuck all other Italian teams.

This man gets it.

 

[Martin]

his name was Hardfeelings Hustini

 

[Hust]

 

[j0ker]

Yeah I find it disgusting when people here cheer for them. Italy hates Juventus so I see no reason not to hate them back. Fuck all other Italian teams.

int:

There are only two types of supporters in Italy, Juventus fans and anti-Juventus fans.

 

[Vlad]

Yes. Support a bunch of scumbags that accuse us of cheating. Support Inter & Milan too when they make it back to Europe and completely disregard what they did to us in 2006. Right. Yes. Makes perfect sense because non of these mother fuckers would gladly put us in Serie B again, would they?

I can't believe you JUST called these quarrels "petty" after what happened in 2006 and the toxic environment they create for the league.


This support of anyone outside of Juventus disgusts me. As we get better, so do our sponsorships and attractiveness. FUCK THE REST OF THEM

That is rather narrow minded, but to each his own. The events that lead to 2006 were due to the current system back then, corrupted one and most clubs had to align with it. Juve were probably the least guilty party, but served as a scapegoat, mostly because we became politically marginal once the old Agnellis died and with them our connections in the upper levels.

Our records now are public, we're the most transparent institution in Italy, run our business within certain parameters as we have abligation to our shareholders. We shouldn't play the victim card and smart thing is that we tend to ignore these characters like De Sanctis and their unfounded complains can only be qualified as useless bickering that we're wise not to let get dragged into. Dwelling constantly about events in 2006 is not much better than clubs like Roma or Napoli finding excuses for failures throughout their irrelevant history. That said current environment can limit our further growth and quality of Serie A needs to improve for us to become more competitive in Europe. Look at the commercial income of EPL clubs for further insight. Look at the recent 2 billion worth TV deal, etc...

 

[Post Ironic]

That is rather narrow minded, but to each his own. The events that lead to 2006 were due to the current system back then, corrupted one and most clubs had to align with it. Juve were probably the least guilty party, but served as a scapegoat, mostly because we became politically marginal once the old Agnellis died and with them our connections in the upper levels.

Our records now are public, we're the most transparent institution in Italy, run our business within certain parameters as we have abligation to our shareholders. We shouldn't play the victim card and smart thing is that we tend to ignore these characters like De Sanctis and their unfounded complains can only be qualified as useless bickering that we're wise not to let get dragged into. Dwelling constantly about events in 2006 is not much better than clubs like Roma or Napoli finding excuses for failures throughout their irrelevant history. That said current environment can limit our further growth and quality of Serie A needs to improve for us to become more competitive in Europe. Look at the commercial income of EPL clubs for further insight. Look at the recent 2 billion worth TV deal, etc...

You are not seriously trying to compare getting relegated for match-fixing in 2006 that we weren't actually doing, having arguably the continents strongest team (on paper) disbanded, losing most of our star players, many to rivals in Serie A, being stripped of two scudetto, the tarnished reputation globally, and the untold financial damage this did to us... to Roma and Napoli complaining that they have lost 1 or 2 titles in 100 years because of a debatable penalty given here, and not there, a debatable red card here and not there, etc. Not even on the same scale. And worse, every time we have something come up now, or a controversial decision in a Juve match, the rest of Serie A immediately labels us cheaters and brings up Calciopoli as proof of this.

Inane comparison. Fuck Serie A. Seriously. Every single fucking scummy team. Inter, Milan, Roma, Napoli, Fiorentina, and all the irrelevant others.

Besides, open your eyes, no league is ever going to come close to the PL in terms of TV deals, regardless of how strong. English as a sort of world language provides an advantage there. But we can massively increase our sponsorships and have a Bundesliga dichotomy of 1 great team like Bayern (2 in rare years) and a bunch of mediocrity. I'd much prefer that. I hope nothing but misery and defeat for every single pathetic club in this league.

 

[Hust]

Yeah that's what he is arguing.

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Top post tho

 

[JuveJay]

garcia: totti must be euthanised.

 

[Hust]

 

[ALC]

You are not seriously trying to compare getting relegated for match-fixing in 2006 that we weren't actually doing, having arguably the continents strongest team (on paper) disbanded, losing most of our star players, many to rivals in Serie A, being stripped of two scudetto, the tarnished reputation globally, and the untold financial damage this did to us... to Roma and Napoli complaining that they have lost 1 or 2 titles in 100 years because of a debatable penalty given here, and not there, a debatable red card here and not there, etc. Not even on the same scale. And worse, every time we have something come up now, or a controversial decision in a Juve match, the rest of Serie A immediately labels us cheaters and brings up Calciopoli as proof of this.

Inane comparison. Fuck Serie A. Seriously. Every single fucking scummy team. Inter, Milan, Roma, Napoli, Fiorentina, and all the irrelevant others.

Besides, open your eyes, no league is ever going to come close to the PL in terms of TV deals, regardless of how strong. English as a sort of world language provides an advantage there. But we can massively increase our sponsorships and have a Bundesliga dichotomy of 1 great team like Bayern (2 in rare years) and a bunch of mediocrity. I'd much prefer that. I hope nothing but misery and defeat for every single pathetic club in this league.

Word. Serie A will never get on EPL's level now that everyone can watch games all over the world.

 

[Post Ironic]

A European Super League would be interesting. It would get Juve out of the toxic and pathetic climate of Serie A. Say, 20 top teams on the continent playing in a Super League. It would be interesting to see the top teams play each other week in, week out, without all the filler against terrible minnow teams. It would make those top 20 teams very competitive with one another as tv deals would be massive and could be shared in a way that was conducive to this, rather than having 4-5 teams on the continent with a huge deal more wealth than anyone else.

The question is, would it be a closed league? Or would there be promotion relegation from the domestic leagues, or second tier European League with the mediocre clubs like Roma and Valencia and that ilk?

I suppose the Champion's League would turn into a regular cup competition for the league.

 

[Hængebøffer]

Fuck Roma