Nicolò Fagioli (24 Viewers)

[Hydde]

The only good thing is that if we drop the ball againa, maybe, just maybe, JihadLord will be sacked...

or he gets promoted to President, who knows with this team

 

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[juve123]

The Federal Prosecutor's Office is also gearing up for potential suspensions. It's not just those in the betting, but those aware may face repercussions. The chat records hint at the involvement of others, including bonucci and a member of coaching staff who were aware of fagioli activities.

[@repubblica)

 

[s4tch]

The Federal Prosecutor's Office is also gearing up for potential suspensions. It's not just those in the betting, but those aware may face repercussions. The chat records hint at the involvement of others, including bonucci and a member of coaching staff who were aware of fagioli activities.

[@repubblica)

let's see whether they apply the same procedure at every other club and go through every message on tonali's and zaniolo's phone

lol

 

[MrMonkey]

The direction things are going possibly could be an appropriate alternative kit?

Max already has the put the ball and chain on the guys when it comes to offensive strategy..

 

[Alen]

When experts such as @DanielSz @s4tch and @Post Ironic warned you that Fagioli is a spineless piece of shit, you all attacked them and insulted them.

I was one of those who defended Fagioli and expected huge things from him. I also attacked the three experts and I wish to apologize to them. As always, they were right. Fagioli is indeed a dumb spineless piece of shit.

Fuck off

 

[Amer]

Still our most talented midfielder since Pirlo.

 

[BIG DADDY!!!]

Still our most talented midfielder since Pirlo.

I'd go a step further and say most talented since Paro.

 

[Alen]

Irrelevant of the length of the ban, Juve should decide what shall be done about Fagioli once he returns. He is a self-proclaimed betting addict, who's betting on football matches. Gambling addiction is no joke and he won't suddenly learn how to control the impulse to gamble. Who's to guarantee that he won't keep on betting? That he won't start betting on Juve games?
Shall we keep him and take these huge risks? Shall we sell him for much less than his real worth? Will anyone even want to buy him?

Perhaps we can loan him somewhere in serie Z or whatever, where he will fade into oblivion.

 

[Espectro]

Irrelevant of the length of the ban, Juve should decide what shall be done about Fagioli once he returns. He is a self-proclaimed betting addict, who's betting on football matches. Gambling addiction is no joke and he won't suddenly learn how to control the impulse to gamble. Who's to guarantee that he won't keep on betting? That he won't start betting on Juve games?
Shall we keep him and take these huge risks? Shall we sell him for much less than his real worth? Will anyone even want to buy him?

Perhaps we can loan him somewhere in serie Z or whatever, where he will fade into oblivion.

He is currently undergoing treatment for his gambling problem and has also agreed to have his bank account monitored (as required by the treatment protocol), so as to detect any bank movements on any bets.

 

[Nejc]

Lucky for him Juve is allegedly paying under the table.

 

[s4tch]

Lucky for him Juve is allegedly paying under the table.

that would be idiotic in so many ways

what's your source btw?

 

[Nejc]

Most if not all of Italian media

 

[s4tch]

Most if not all of Italian media

post one semi credible source pls

 

[Nejc]

“Salary maneuver” is mentioned here, you will have to excuse me for losing track of all the irregularities from last few years.

 

[Strickland]

“Salary maneuver” is mentioned here, you will have to excuse me for losing track of all the irregularities from last few years.

Salary maneuver was to postpone salaries and pay them later via bonuses and golden handshakes. No one paid anyone under the table

 

[Lion]

Irrelevant of the length of the ban, Juve should decide what shall be done about Fagioli once he returns. He is a self-proclaimed betting addict, who's betting on football matches. Gambling addiction is no joke and he won't suddenly learn how to control the impulse to gamble. Who's to guarantee that he won't keep on betting? That he won't start betting on Juve games?
Shall we keep him and take these huge risks? Shall we sell him for much less than his real worth? Will anyone even want to buy him?

Perhaps we can loan him somewhere in serie Z or whatever, where he will fade into oblivion.

jokes aside, he isn't special enough to go through this trouble of keeping him. if he was second coming of xavi prime thats one thing, but he is just another decent italian player. nothing lost of value if he is let go.

 

[s4tch]

“Salary maneuver” is mentioned here, you will have to excuse me for losing track of all the irregularities from last few years.

that has nothing to do with fagioli's case, and as strickland said, no one was paid under the table anyway

 

[juve123]

NO evidence of Nicolo Zaniolo and Sandro Tonali being involved in sporting fraud has been found so far in the betting case.
The pair have admitted to playing poker and blackjack, but were unaware that the services they were using were illegal.
Mobile phone chats are still being analysed. The investigation is ongoing for the moment.But no concrete proof against them. [@SkySport)

 

[.zero]

Fags is going to be hung out alone for this one

 

[Juvellino]

Irrelevant of the length of the ban, Juve should decide what shall be done about Fagioli once he returns. He is a self-proclaimed betting addict, who's betting on football matches. Gambling addiction is no joke and he won't suddenly learn how to control the impulse to gamble. Who's to guarantee that he won't keep on betting? That he won't start betting on Juve games?
Shall we keep him and take these huge risks? Shall we sell him for much less than his real worth? Will anyone even want to buy him?

Perhaps we can loan him somewhere in serie Z or whatever, where he will fade into oblivion.

I wouldn’t keep him, not worth the trouble