[ITA] Serie A 2015/2016 (13 Viewers)

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Hust

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Hustini
May 29, 2005
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What a season.

Man. Usually only one or two clubs collapse. But Napoli, Roma, inter, fiorentina and Milan all managed to show signs of life before completely vaporizing :lol:
 

Valerio.

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Jul 5, 2014
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Guys

I feel like fapping

Can somebody elaborate how much merda clubs (especially the blue merda) are in the $#@! because of missing CL? @The Cusp
well they have 400~ debts and around 110~ of loss for the year revenue. So i guess that if they don't sell all their worthy players to cover the 110m € or they have to sell the whole shit hoping someone would repay the huge debts they have with Goldman Sachs and the rest.

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While Milan had an annual loss of 89m € and debts for 280~
 

Alen

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Apr 2, 2007
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The day Juve got their 5th in a row, that same Juve which was in B while we were winning UCL, that same day we lose to the relegated Verona and are losing the fight with freeking Sassuolo for 6th!!! You cant make this up ... A horror show that even Hollywood cant invent. There is no silver lining here, no good news, no buts. Just one constant pain.
When I read this post from a Milan fan, I realize that any Juve fan who badmouths a Juve member who made this happen, should get a 3 week ban. From Agnelli, to Beppe, Conte, Allegri, Vidal, Bonucci to freakin' Padoin. You just can't say a bad word about the guys who made Milan fans live in this reality.
 

Jem83

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Nov 7, 2005
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well they have 400~ debts and around 110~ of loss for the year revenue. So i guess that if they don't sell all their worthy players to cover the 110m € or they have to sell the whole shit hoping someone would repay the huge debts they have with Goldman Sachs and the rest.

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While Milan had an annual loss of 89m € and debts for 280~
Holy fuck. Is it really that bad :lol:
 

LiquidPLP

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Jun 9, 2012
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Holy fuck. Is it really that bad :lol:
For inter it will get worse because every year they do an overhaul with hope they finally qualify for CL. I guess those numbers don't include the fact they have quite a few players on loan, yet to be paid off.

milan tried that too last season, they spent a lot so their situation should get worse as well. Before they were cutting loses though.
 

Alen

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Apr 2, 2007
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I guess those numbers don't include the fact they have quite a few players on loan, yet to be paid off.
In Janaury 2017 Jovetic's loan will expire and they'll have to pay 14,5m euro if they want to keep him (conditional)
In August 2016 Telles' loan expires and they'll have to pay 8,5m euro to keep him (conditional)
In August 2016 Ljajic's loan expires and they'll have to pay 11m euro to keep him (conditional)
In January 2017 Brozovic's loan will expire and they'll have to pay 10m euro to keep him (conditional)
In June 2017 Miranda's loan expires and they have an obligation to sign him for 11m euro (obligation)
In January 2018 Eder's loan expires and Inter can negotiate a transfer with Sampdoria (conditional)

That's like 1/4 of their squad and lots of these players are among their best. They bet on these loans to bring them CL without investing much, kinda like we did when we were buying players back in 2010 and 2011.
They failed and now it looks bad.
 

Orgut

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Dec 31, 2002
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Maradona should get a ban for talking
Seriously this guy just doesnt shut up!
"Juve have great players but also the Italian referees" Seriously this whining never ends its pathetic!
I guess only the great teams know how to say you won congrats!

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we need to get little gigi from milan at any cost, they will destroy him sooner or later.
17 year old starting for a team like Milan thats really something!
 
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