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Mass Boycott To Save Giovinco!!! (3 Viewers)
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Juve Fans Revolt Over Proposed Giovinco Sale
Juventus supporters have reacted angrily to reports that the club are preparing to sell 50 per cent of Sebastian Giovinco to Palermo.
Giovinco is widely regarded as one of the most explosive young players currently in circulation, and earlier this week Milan wonderkid Alexandre Pato named the 21-year-old as one of the top four youngsters in world football.
Despite this, reports have been strengthening in Italy over the past few days that Juventus are set to sell half of Giovinco’s contract to Palermo, as part of the deal that will see Amauri arrive in Turin.
This has infuriated Juventus supporters across the globe, who have flooded various websites almost unanimously to vent their spleen.
A poll on the site VecchiaSignora.com revealed that 90.5 per cent of fans were completely against even a loan deal, while just a meagre 1.5 per cent approved of a co-ownership deal.
Juventus fans have been heavily opposed to the club’s director of sport Alessio Secco for quite sometime now, following a string of blunders in the transfer market.
Any decision to release Giovinco to Palermo in a co-ownership deal could push their patience to boiling point.
Anthony Sormani
Juventus supporters have reacted angrily to reports that the club are preparing to sell 50 per cent of Sebastian Giovinco to Palermo.
Giovinco is widely regarded as one of the most explosive young players currently in circulation, and earlier this week Milan wonderkid Alexandre Pato named the 21-year-old as one of the top four youngsters in world football.
Despite this, reports have been strengthening in Italy over the past few days that Juventus are set to sell half of Giovinco’s contract to Palermo, as part of the deal that will see Amauri arrive in Turin.
This has infuriated Juventus supporters across the globe, who have flooded various websites almost unanimously to vent their spleen.
A poll on the site VecchiaSignora.com revealed that 90.5 per cent of fans were completely against even a loan deal, while just a meagre 1.5 per cent approved of a co-ownership deal.
Juventus fans have been heavily opposed to the club’s director of sport Alessio Secco for quite sometime now, following a string of blunders in the transfer market.
Any decision to release Giovinco to Palermo in a co-ownership deal could push their patience to boiling point.
Anthony Sormani
http://www.tuttosport.com/sportnetwork/
There are articles all over regarding this. Who said emails and polls do nothing?
Secco has to recognize that if Giovinco wears any jersey but ours next year he will need a bodyguard in Turin.
There are articles all over regarding this. Who said emails and polls do nothing?
Secco has to recognize that if Giovinco wears any jersey but ours next year he will need a bodyguard in Turin.
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