I seem to have forgotten that not all members here are grown ups. Its my fault, really.
What the union or other idiots that tell in stories between each other doesn't really matter. "stupid enought to say in front of the union"?

You simply don't get it! It's about power and it has always been about power. If the union doesn't have enough power to even vote a politician in, how do you imagine they would tell a billionaire what to spend on? While you and the unions are dreaming - why not just take all shares of FIAT and EXOR - I mean they produce the cars and the dream, right? Why did the Agnellis have shares anyways? Because it isn't 'decent' or 'fair' - they have a point!?

The same shepherds of the union know all this very well and they just play the game for their flocks and, voila, there is some wool for them too. Don't you forget the guard dog was a wolf too, he just made a better deal .
Don't try to look smart because you are not. I'll explain this only for the benefit of other members, since you are completely incapable are grasping even the simplest ideas.
The workers and the unions are obviously using Ronaldo as an excuse to ask for higher salaries but that's not the point. The point is not even whether they deserve higher salaries or whether FIAT can afford it. The question was if they have a logical argument. And the answer is "it depends."
We don't really know yet where the money for Ronaldo is coming from. If the club self finances the deal somehow, then obviously they don't. If the parent company of FIAT, Exor invests in Juve, again they don't. That may be the case although I don't know how that will work with FFP.
The union would have a point if, like I said, FIAT is subsidising a losing business of the parent company, in this case a football club. How could FIAT subsidise Juventus? By paying more than the market price for shirt advertising, for example. If other sponsors unrelated to Exor are willing to pay up to x million per year and FIAT is paying a lot more than that, it's very likely that FIAT is subsidising Juve (on the other hand, if Juve is selling advertising at a below market price to FIAT, then Juve are subsidising them).
I don't like unions and I am not saying that they are right but you they usually protest for a lot more ridiculous reasons. 350m spent on Ronaldo, even if it doesn't come from FIAT, is likely to help their case in terms of PR. The general public is not gonna go into the details.
"stupid enought to say in front of the union"? - even for you it's shocking that you don't get it. Wages are determined by negotiations and public relations and the public image of the company are very important. You think it's a good bargaining strategy to tell your employees or their union, "we are so rich that 20m is pocket change for us, but we are still not gonna give you a raise"?
