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I missed it, can you link it to me? It seems like someone didnt get the hint when Ibra got moolah on his last suit.
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I would choose you.....to run Inter
For Juve I would choose @Ocelot and @Dru, the former for sensible management, and the latter for the class and effortless Gianni like coolness.
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I would choose you.....to run Inter
For Juve I would choose @Ocelot and @Dru, the former for sensible management, and the latter for the class and effortless Gianni like coolness.
The Agnelli family owned EXOR group has annual revenues of $152.6 Billion, that is 8 times the annual revenue of Suning Holdings. #JuveInter
Zionist blood drinking cricket lover doing amazing on the business side. With all this revenue, i really can't wait to see Italy have its own competitive cricket team
Zionist blood drinking cricket lover doing amazing on the business side. With all this revenue, i really can't wait to see Italy have its own competitive cricket team
The Agnelli family owned EXOR group has annual revenues of $152.6 Billion, that is 8 times the annual revenue of Suning Holdings. #JuveInter
Zionist blood drinking cricket lover doing amazing on the business side. With all this revenue, i really can't wait to see Italy have its own competitive cricket team
Zionist blood drinking cricket lover doing amazing on the business side. With all this revenue, i really can't wait to see Italy have its own competitive cricket team
Elkann: 'Inter are sore losers’
By Football Italia staff
Exor President John Elkann declares “it’s amazing Inter’s ability to be sore losers, they should be used to it”.
Following Juventus’ win in the Derby d’Italia on Sunday night, there has been no end to the controversy over referee Nicola Rizzoli’s decisions.
A protest by the Beneamata’s fans is being planned, but the head of the Bianconeri’s holding company tells them to get over it.
“It’s amazing, Inter’s ability to be sore losers, they should be getting used to it,” Elkann said at an event celebrating La Stampa’s 150th anniversary.
“I was at Juventus Stadium, it was a good game, positive even for Inter. I’m sorry that they feel the need to create controversy after a game Juve deservedly won, playing well.
“The important thing is to understand what’s happening on the pitch, and recognise the sportsmanship that Juve have always demonstrated.”
By Football Italia staff
Exor President John Elkann declares “it’s amazing Inter’s ability to be sore losers, they should be used to it”.
Following Juventus’ win in the Derby d’Italia on Sunday night, there has been no end to the controversy over referee Nicola Rizzoli’s decisions.
A protest by the Beneamata’s fans is being planned, but the head of the Bianconeri’s holding company tells them to get over it.
“It’s amazing, Inter’s ability to be sore losers, they should be getting used to it,” Elkann said at an event celebrating La Stampa’s 150th anniversary.
“I was at Juventus Stadium, it was a good game, positive even for Inter. I’m sorry that they feel the need to create controversy after a game Juve deservedly won, playing well.
“The important thing is to understand what’s happening on the pitch, and recognise the sportsmanship that Juve have always demonstrated.”
