[ITA] Serie A 2014/2015 (28 Viewers)
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Another crying bitch
this shit never finished
http://www.football-italia.net/57363/perrotta-backs-'courageous’-totti
this shit never finished
http://www.football-italia.net/57363/perrotta-backs-'courageous’-totti
Who the hell says it takes courage to whine and bitch and make endless excuses after a loss... 
It'd be pretty crazy to see the top 30 European teams in a Super League. Imagine all the skill and talent on display each weekend. That's what makes hockey great, is the parity. All 30 or so teams really are competitive. I suppose the CL could turn into the playoffs at the end of the season too. Have the league finish and then the top 8-16 teams play a knockout playoff at the end of the season as the CL part.
You are right though, would never happen. It would be amazing, though. And the TV dollars. You'd think UEFA and top clubs would be down considering how much money that could rake in.
You are right though, would never happen. It would be amazing, though. And the TV dollars. You'd think UEFA and top clubs would be down considering how much money that could rake in.
Fuck playoff systems.
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Icardi: I matured too soon
http://www.goal.com/en/news/10/italy/2014/10/17/5198791/icardi-i-matured-too-soon
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Icardi: I matured too soon
http://www.goal.com/en/news/10/italy/2014/10/17/5198791/icardi-i-matured-too-soon
All those endless gold medals and lucrative sports leagues are simply pathetic.
I think the way the club is handling our PR since the 2006 situation rather poorly and that became very apparent last month.
Here are the facts:
1) We were convicted with a sentence that said we didnt do any match fixing
2) We were relegated to Serie B
3) Calciopoli 2 court said we werent guilty
4) Palazi said we weren't guilty
5) We are amongst the teams that get the least penalties in Italy over the last 6 years.
So only (2) looks bad and you have 4 other points to build your PR strategy on. Despite that favorable position, we are perceived as the dirtiest big club in Europe and as cheaters.
Now look at Milan:
1) Guilty of match fixing and relegated in the 80s.
2) Not guilty of match fixing but nevertheless punished first by relegation but then overturned to points reduction in 2006.
3) Owned by one of Europe's most corrupt politicians with cases against him every few months.
4) Palazzi said they should have been relegated in 2006 for match fixing but are protected by the statute of limitations.
5) They got the most penalties of all the big teams in Italy over the last 6 years.
Despite all of that they are perceived as a sleeping giant and a classy honest club around the world.
Of all the big clubs in Italy, we should have the best image while Milan is the opposite extreme and yet somehow they have the best image while we have the worst. Milan always lays low when these allegations are being thrown around. That strategy doesnt work for us. Juve should actively campaign to cleanse its image. Juve should continuously emphasize the calciopoli 2 trial and Palazzi's report. Juve should continuously emphasize that we receive much lesser penalties than the rest of the big clubs. The club should be more like Bayern's management... upfront and aggressive towards anyone who criticizes them. What we do is that we bend over and let players and clubs and media slander our names hoping that the "truth" will come through or that people will just forget that we were relegated.
This is terrible PR and It seriously affects our attractiveness for new fans if not players too. Juve should take a firm stance and thrash de sanctis the way mourinho would have when he (sanctis) made those comments about the club's history and Gigi. We need to be rude and aggressive whenever anyone even hints at cheating. Our lawyers need to be aggressive. agh..
Here are the facts:
1) We were convicted with a sentence that said we didnt do any match fixing
2) We were relegated to Serie B
3) Calciopoli 2 court said we werent guilty
4) Palazi said we weren't guilty
5) We are amongst the teams that get the least penalties in Italy over the last 6 years.
So only (2) looks bad and you have 4 other points to build your PR strategy on. Despite that favorable position, we are perceived as the dirtiest big club in Europe and as cheaters.
Now look at Milan:
1) Guilty of match fixing and relegated in the 80s.
2) Not guilty of match fixing but nevertheless punished first by relegation but then overturned to points reduction in 2006.
3) Owned by one of Europe's most corrupt politicians with cases against him every few months.
4) Palazzi said they should have been relegated in 2006 for match fixing but are protected by the statute of limitations.
5) They got the most penalties of all the big teams in Italy over the last 6 years.
Despite all of that they are perceived as a sleeping giant and a classy honest club around the world.
Of all the big clubs in Italy, we should have the best image while Milan is the opposite extreme and yet somehow they have the best image while we have the worst. Milan always lays low when these allegations are being thrown around. That strategy doesnt work for us. Juve should actively campaign to cleanse its image. Juve should continuously emphasize the calciopoli 2 trial and Palazzi's report. Juve should continuously emphasize that we receive much lesser penalties than the rest of the big clubs. The club should be more like Bayern's management... upfront and aggressive towards anyone who criticizes them. What we do is that we bend over and let players and clubs and media slander our names hoping that the "truth" will come through or that people will just forget that we were relegated.
This is terrible PR and It seriously affects our attractiveness for new fans if not players too. Juve should take a firm stance and thrash de sanctis the way mourinho would have when he (sanctis) made those comments about the club's history and Gigi. We need to be rude and aggressive whenever anyone even hints at cheating. Our lawyers need to be aggressive. agh..
