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EA losing a whole lot of money without us. Wonder if this is us having Cristiano's back because EA decided to remove him from the cover when the rape allegations were brought up?
https://www.cnbc.com/2019/07/16/ea-...censing-rights-to-ronaldos-team-juventus.html
https://www.cnbc.com/2019/07/16/ea-...censing-rights-to-ronaldos-team-juventus.html
I think Juventus is only the 2nd club after Boca Juniors that signed this full exclusivity deal. Last year they had them in the game as Buenos Aires FC if recall correctly.
FIFA will definitely not be able to have the Nou Camp again but apparently the Old Trafford will be available as they have the PL license. So no idea if it's even gonna have any effect on them in FIFA.
Bayern ditched EA too.
FIFA will definitely not be able to have the Nou Camp again but apparently the Old Trafford will be available as they have the PL license. So no idea if it's even gonna have any effect on them in FIFA.
Bayern ditched EA too.
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I hated the logo change but the soullessness is not exclusive to us, also you can't lament us constantly and historically falling short of our target and oppose change at the same time. I personally don't care as much but I've been a fan for thirty years i ain't about to pull a @Red they have to give me the dybala treatment 
to make me stop.
to make me stop.
I hated the logo change but the soullessness is not exclusive to us, also you can't lament us constantly and historically falling short of our target and oppose change at the same time. I personally don't care as much but I've been a fan for thirty years i ain't about to pull a @Red they have to give me the dybala treatment to make me stop.
to make me stop.
There are plenty of soulless club but they didn't go as far as tweaking their club's identity.
I love this club too much to stop supporting, I'm simply disappointed.
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Neapolitans denied Juve tickets
By Football Italia staff
Juventus have announced that Napoli fans who live in Campania or are born in the region will not be able to buy tickets for their August 31 clash.
The two Scudetto contenders are due to meet in Turin at the end of the month, but as it stands no Neapolitan natives will be making the trip.
That is because a statement on Juve’s official website included the above condition for when tickets go on general sale tomorrow.
Turin police have already distanced themselves from the statement, while Campanian politician Flavia Sorrentino has accused the Bianconeri of ‘racism’ and ‘territorial discrimination’.
Both sides are not only Serie A rivals but also represent the north-south divide in Italy, while former Partenopei boss Maurizio Sarri - raised in Tuscany but born in Naples - has since moved to the Old Lady.
Juve have been punished on several occasions in the past for anti-Neapolitan chants from their fans and even their under-15 team.
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By Football Italia staff
Juventus have announced that Napoli fans who live in Campania or are born in the region will not be able to buy tickets for their August 31 clash.
The two Scudetto contenders are due to meet in Turin at the end of the month, but as it stands no Neapolitan natives will be making the trip.
That is because a statement on Juve’s official website included the above condition for when tickets go on general sale tomorrow.
Turin police have already distanced themselves from the statement, while Campanian politician Flavia Sorrentino has accused the Bianconeri of ‘racism’ and ‘territorial discrimination’.
Both sides are not only Serie A rivals but also represent the north-south divide in Italy, while former Partenopei boss Maurizio Sarri - raised in Tuscany but born in Naples - has since moved to the Old Lady.
Juve have been punished on several occasions in the past for anti-Neapolitan chants from their fans and even their under-15 team.
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