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Juventino[RUS];5311554 said:
So u make a deal with someone who is a well known scumbag just to realize after 2 days that he is a real scumbag? Bielsa is a total retard in this situation, he resigned because of what exactly? Transfers he said? After two days only? Lol
I love Bielsa, I always like watching his teams play, and was quite excited that he was going to coach Lazio. But to be honest, he always does this sort of thing, IMO his temperament is the only thing thats stopped him from proving his credentials as a world class coach. For me, he obviously has all the ability.
Bielsa agreed to the job on the condition thru would get him 7 players he requested, with at least 4 signed by July 5th, no one was signed so hes within his right to quit

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Juventino[RUS];5311554 said:
So u make a deal with someone who is a well known scumbag just to realize after 2 days that he is a real scumbag? Bielsa is a total retard in this situation, he resigned because of what exactly? Transfers he said? After two days only? Lol
I love Bielsa, I always like watching his teams play, and was quite excited that he was going to coach Lazio. But to be honest, he always does this sort of thing, IMO his temperament is the only thing thats stopped him from proving his credentials as a world class coach. For me, he obviously has all the ability.
Milan selling a player at peak value for first time in history.
Silva
 

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Suicide in Juve investigation
By Football Italia staff


An investigation into criminal infiltrations within Juventus' fan circles thickens as one of the key witnesses commits suicide.

The Gazzetta dello Sport is running a report on the ongoing investigations surrounding the alleged infiltrations within the Juventus fan culture by the 'ndrangheta, the most powerful Italian crime syndicate based in Calabria.

The criminal organisation is allegedly trying to set up contacts with the heads of the fan groups, with a view of slowly creating links within the club itself. Their target is reportedly to control illegal ticket selling as well as have the option of setting up preferential football trials for young players.

One of the main witnesses on the subject, Raffaello Bucci, was the head of the ultras group 'Drughi' and simutaneously worked for Telecontrol as the head of security for the Bianconeri's ticket-selling venues. He also acted as an external consultant for Juventus in the club's relationship with the tifosi.

Bucci had been interrogated on the subject of the 'ndrangheta's illegal ticket touting and their links within the fandom, providing responses which were according to some reports contradictory and unsatisfactory. Only 24 hours later, he stopped his car by the edge of a bridge and leapt off.

He was not under investigation himself, but rather interviewed as a witness.

Another leader of the Drughi, also expected to be interrogated as a key witness, vanished seven days ago and his fate is currently being investigated.
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They love to drag us trough mud, but I feel god about because it means they are scared.

Also Inter fans are posting Ronaldo (Brasil) picture with his Ballon D'oro trophy with hashtag #ciaoPogba :lol:
 
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@Valerio. do you hear anything about possible new stadiums in italy? projects like Udinese's at least. Or do you think its not possible unless major football tournament would be held?
 

Valerio.

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@Valerio. do you hear anything about possible new stadiums in italy? projects like Udinese's at least. Or do you think its not possible unless major football tournament would be held?
Americans at Rome they asked for a loan for the stadium but with the political change in the city hardly anything will be built
Napoli is trying to get San Paolo for free so that they can renew it a bit, nothing major so far
Fiorentina as well tried to do something
etc etc

Basically with words everyone wanna make a new stadium but unless they're allowed to build collateral stuff to sell and so cover the costs nobody is willingly to just build something like us and Udinese.

I think that unless a major tournament isn't hosted in Italy nothing will change for the moment (10-15years) bureaucracy is too idiotic in Italy and owners of the teams aren't interested to spend money for a stadium and wait to repay it with viewers so unless you allow a edil speculation they won't do anything.


But i may be wrong with chinese coming in Milan "they might actually do something"


OH but i forgot to mention that Torino managed to build a new training stadium over the old "Filadelfia" their historical stadium where the "Grande Torino" played their matches.
 
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