Juve: the second revloution? J. Elkann planning ahead (2 Viewers)

[cublinks]

i wonder if bettega would like to work under this management...
if he would then IMO it could be a positive gain for the image of the club's management...

 

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[Ahmed]

he isn't going to work under them, these idiots are gonna be FIRED so that Bettega can take over...

 

[Mark]

Some media sources say their contracts end this summer so they might not be renewed. :xfinger:

 

[Ahmed]

I'm loving this summer already...bye bye Secco Blanc Gigli and Ranieri!

 

[Mark]

Ranieri has one more year though.

 

[Ahmed]

yea but he will be gone, that's for damn sure

 

[alex'10]

Bettega, Moggi & Giraudo.

 

[Mark]

Forget Moggi and Giraudo. They'll go with AC Milan.

 

[JCK]

Forget Moggi and Giraudo. They'll go with AC Milan.

And cheat and get Milan relegated

And Zambrotta will go to PSG

 

[Cronios]

And cheat and get Milan relegated

And Zambrotta will go to PSG

Thats an interesting idea, but unrealistic, even if they cheat, Berlusca wont allow that,
they will just take over the serie A dominance from Inter...

 

[JCK]

Thats an interesting idea, but unrealistic, even if they cheat, Berlusca wont allow that,
they will just take over the serie A dominance from Inter...

 

[Paolo Sosa]

Elkann snubs Inter system Saturday 22 November, 2008

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Juventus patron John Elkann fired up the rivalry ahead of tonight's game by noting, “Inter are not the club to set a good example.”

The Derby d'Italia will be the first real Scudetto battle between these sides since the Calciopoli scandal of 2006, when two Scudetti were stripped and handed to the Nerazzurri.

Ever since there have been questions over which club best represents the future of Italian football and Elkann knows who he is betting on.

“We are convinced that the cost of running the club cannot be more than 80 per cent of the income. For example, Manchester United run at 55 per cent,” said the FIAT chief.

“This is why it is necessary to develop our finances in a different way. History shows that you cannot necessarily buy a Scudetto by spending lots of money.

“For this reason, Inter are not the club to set a good example, but we certainly prefer to follow the model set by Manchester United and Lyon.”

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this is the smartest thing this managment said in recent years

 

[only-juve]

this is the smartest thing this managment said in recent years

the smartest thing they've did to this club.

 

[Ahmed]

that is the smartest thing

 

[Red]

I don't doubt that the club is in the hands of people who are sound businessmen.

There is just a lack of footballing knowledge at the club.

 

[Holdon]

I don't doubt that the club is in the hands of people who are sound businessmen.

There is just a lack of footballing knowledge at the club.

Of course. They view the club in a purely business sense. The immediate future, in terms of winning trophies, doesn't look good.

 

[Vinman]

he isn't going to work under them, these idiots are gonna be FIRED so that Bettega can take over...

best idea I've heard in a long time....

Some media sources say their contracts end this summer so they might not be renewed. :xfinger:

lets start praying....

 

[Max]

Elkann snubs Inter system Saturday 22 November, 2008

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Juventus patron John Elkann fired up the rivalry ahead of tonight's game by noting, “Inter are not the club to set a good example.”

The Derby d'Italia will be the first real Scudetto battle between these sides since the Calciopoli scandal of 2006, when two Scudetti were stripped and handed to the Nerazzurri.

Ever since there have been questions over which club best represents the future of Italian football and Elkann knows who he is betting on.

“We are convinced that the cost of running the club cannot be more than 80 per cent of the income. For example, Manchester United run at 55 per cent,” said the FIAT chief.

“This is why it is necessary to develop our finances in a different way. History shows that you cannot necessarily buy a Scudetto by spending lots of money.

“For this reason, Inter are not the club to set a good example, but we certainly prefer to follow the model set by Manchester United and Lyon.”

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this is the smartest thing this managment said in recent years

Would it be correct to say that Manchester United's annual income greatly exceeds Juventus' or any Italian team's annual income? What I mean to say is that Manchester United makes millions upon millions in revenue from merchandise sales, TV deals, etc... When Blanc says, "We're aiming to spend only 55% of our annual income," he's thinking of a totally different number compared to what Glazer is thinking when he says, "We're going to spend 55% of our income this year."

And Lyon? They're competing against teams with less money than they have, and as a consequence, they do not have to spend as much of their revenue. Right?

 

[Badass J Elkann]

Would it be correct to say that Manchester United's annual income greatly exceeds Juventus' or any Italian team's annual income? What I mean to say is that Manchester United makes millions upon millions in revenue from merchandise sales, TV deals, etc... When Blanc says, "We're aiming to spend only 55% of our annual income," he's thinking of a totally different number compared to what Glazer is thinking when he says, "We're going to spend 55% of our income this year."

And Lyon? They're competing against teams with less money than they have, and as a consequence, they do not have to spend as much of their revenue. Right?

under the triade we were more man utd mould, strong merchandising sales in china, bigger sponsorship deal than man utd with tamoil over 12 mill a year from nike, and a good tv deal. now. now we're more of the mould of retards in charge who dont know how to spend the money correctly.

 

[Max]

They've got to spend money to make money. You can be frugal and stock up on Bosman transfers, but the little Chinese kid is always going to buy the Ronaldinho jersey instead of the Salihamidzic one.