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Damn nice Google find from 10 November https://pledgetimes.com/juventus-alessandro-nasi-in-place-of-andrea-agnelli-moncalvos-book/
“Agnelli coltelli”, in the new book by Gigi Moncalvo there is also Juventus
[COLOR=var(--j-txt-color)]Gigi Moncalvo publishes a new book on the Agnelli family. After the success achieved with “Wolves and Agnelli” (2009), “Secret Agnelli” (2012) and “I Caracciolo: Stories, mysteries and secret children of a great Italian dynasty” (2016), now it is the turn of “Lambs knives”, just released for Vallecchi Editore,(756 pages, 36 euros). Its publication coincides with the twentieth anniversary of the disappearance of the legendary lawyer Gianni Agnelli and the resumption of the “war of the inheritance” that sees opposites Margherita Agnelli and John Elkann, the first of his eight children, in the courtroom. Despite the initial warning that the book “is a historical novel, a book that mixes a certain amount of fantasy with documentary reality”, in its ten maxi-chapters there are various passages that make the reader jump in his chair.
For example on the Juventus, one of the most striking flowers in the cap of the Italian “Royal Family”. Gigi Moncalvo outlines the family and corporate relationships starting from the analysis of the project-Superalloy, which has caused a lot of controversy in the world of football (and beyond). From this juncture, “Agnelli coltelli” describes the tension between John Elkann and the cousin Andrea Agnelliassuming his replacement with Alessandro Nasi, also John’s cousin and companion of Alena Seredova, the ex of Gigi Buffon. “John Elkann, how did he judge and how did he accept the news about his cousin’s planetary defeat? Was it possible that he had not been informed of that project and had not made some evaluation or expressed, if he did not like it, some perplexity about the preponderant role and so exposed in the media that Juventus played in the operation? […] Many of those who know him well say they are certain that John could not fail to know ”, writes Moncalvo.[/COLOR]
“Agnelli coltelli”, in the new book by Gigi Moncalvo there is also Juventus
[COLOR=var(--j-txt-color)]Gigi Moncalvo publishes a new book on the Agnelli family. After the success achieved with “Wolves and Agnelli” (2009), “Secret Agnelli” (2012) and “I Caracciolo: Stories, mysteries and secret children of a great Italian dynasty” (2016), now it is the turn of “Lambs knives”, just released for Vallecchi Editore,(756 pages, 36 euros). Its publication coincides with the twentieth anniversary of the disappearance of the legendary lawyer Gianni Agnelli and the resumption of the “war of the inheritance” that sees opposites Margherita Agnelli and John Elkann, the first of his eight children, in the courtroom. Despite the initial warning that the book “is a historical novel, a book that mixes a certain amount of fantasy with documentary reality”, in its ten maxi-chapters there are various passages that make the reader jump in his chair.
For example on the Juventus, one of the most striking flowers in the cap of the Italian “Royal Family”. Gigi Moncalvo outlines the family and corporate relationships starting from the analysis of the project-Superalloy, which has caused a lot of controversy in the world of football (and beyond). From this juncture, “Agnelli coltelli” describes the tension between John Elkann and the cousin Andrea Agnelliassuming his replacement with Alessandro Nasi, also John’s cousin and companion of Alena Seredova, the ex of Gigi Buffon. “John Elkann, how did he judge and how did he accept the news about his cousin’s planetary defeat? Was it possible that he had not been informed of that project and had not made some evaluation or expressed, if he did not like it, some perplexity about the preponderant role and so exposed in the media that Juventus played in the operation? […] Many of those who know him well say they are certain that John could not fail to know ”, writes Moncalvo.[/COLOR]
He's obviously not resigning, not with the contract he has. And I'd assume the board that's resigning was not going to fire him and add another huge red line in the financials before they leave.
The new board of directors will only be elected in January (18th?). He's here at least until then I'd assume. (I think he'll be here till summer until the new board completely figures out the full mess we are in and the path forward.)
The new board of directors will only be elected in January (18th?). He's here at least until then I'd assume. (I think he'll be here till summer until the new board completely figures out the full mess we are in and the path forward.)
Yeah, multiple people have noticed that importance of Cherubini and Allegri will increase now. Considering the fact the two have good understanding it might be a good thing but in general you have to wonder whether they are the right couple considering the fact Allegri should have been long gone if it wasn't for AA's stubbornness.