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lovely character - and apparently not samp president anymore:
http://www.gazzetta.it/Calcio/Serie...-ferrero-decade-presidenza-190520238806.shtml
oh noes
http://www.gazzetta.it/Calcio/Serie...-ferrero-decade-presidenza-190520238806.shtml
oh noes
Nooooooooo 
@CrimsonianKing @Bianconero_Aus
He's coming to Juve
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The picture 
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Wtf. has his airline to do with him being president of Samp? @Mark
@CrimsonianKing @Bianconero_AusHe's coming to Juve
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Ferrero removed as Samp President
By Football Italia staff
Reports suggest that Massimo Ferrero has been removed as President of Sampdoria by the FIGC.
The news comes as the Samp owner failed to disclose a conviction to the league relating to the collapse of airline Livingston, which was owned at the time by holding company FG, presided upon by Ferrero.
According to Gazzetta dello Sport, the whole affair has dragged on for more than a year, but the league have now ruled that Ferrero cannot take up the official position of President.
In practical terms, this will make little difference as the 65-year-old will continue to be the owner of the club and will have final say on all decisions relating to Sampdoria.
What it will mean, however is that he will not be allowed to represent the club in official settings, such as at league meetings.
Should Ferrero decide not to appeal the ruling, the position of President is said to be likely to pass to a family member, but his response to the decision remains unclear at present.
By Football Italia staff
Reports suggest that Massimo Ferrero has been removed as President of Sampdoria by the FIGC.
The news comes as the Samp owner failed to disclose a conviction to the league relating to the collapse of airline Livingston, which was owned at the time by holding company FG, presided upon by Ferrero.
According to Gazzetta dello Sport, the whole affair has dragged on for more than a year, but the league have now ruled that Ferrero cannot take up the official position of President.
In practical terms, this will make little difference as the 65-year-old will continue to be the owner of the club and will have final say on all decisions relating to Sampdoria.
What it will mean, however is that he will not be allowed to represent the club in official settings, such as at league meetings.
Should Ferrero decide not to appeal the ruling, the position of President is said to be likely to pass to a family member, but his response to the decision remains unclear at present.
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Wtf. has his airline to do with him being president of Samp? @Mark
I think this line says it all to me:
"What it will mean, however is that he will not be allowed to represent the club in official settings, such as at league meetings."
They cant sack him but just wont allow him to attend any FIGC related meetings? That would be another sergio face for the staff of FI.
"What it will mean, however is that he will not be allowed to represent the club in official settings, such as at league meetings."
They cant sack him but just wont allow him to attend any FIGC related meetings? That would be another sergio face for the staff of FI.
ADL: 'Napoli not Catenaccio...'
By Football Italia staff
Napoli President Aurelio De Laurentiis praised Coach Maurizio Sarri for not resorting to “Catenaccio tactics” against Juventus.
The Partenopei won 3-2 on the night, but went out of the Coppa Italia semi-final 5-4 on aggregate.
“I expected Napoli to play better than Juventus, which already happened on Sunday,” De Laurentiis told Rai Sport.
He was referring to a 1-1 Serie A draw at the Stadio San Paolo at the weekend.
The President then aimed a sideswipe at Juventus boss Max Allegri.
“You could sense our superiority on the field throughout. This team has heart and a Coach who is not stuck in Catenaccio tactics, but instead is a gentleman of football.”
De Laurentiis also posted this message on Twitter after the game.
"A great Napoli, a team that plays splendid football thanks to the lads and Coach! Well done, I am proud of you!"
This guy
He can't control himself
By Football Italia staff
Napoli President Aurelio De Laurentiis praised Coach Maurizio Sarri for not resorting to “Catenaccio tactics” against Juventus.
The Partenopei won 3-2 on the night, but went out of the Coppa Italia semi-final 5-4 on aggregate.
“I expected Napoli to play better than Juventus, which already happened on Sunday,” De Laurentiis told Rai Sport.
He was referring to a 1-1 Serie A draw at the Stadio San Paolo at the weekend.
The President then aimed a sideswipe at Juventus boss Max Allegri.
“You could sense our superiority on the field throughout. This team has heart and a Coach who is not stuck in Catenaccio tactics, but instead is a gentleman of football.”
De Laurentiis also posted this message on Twitter after the game.
"A great Napoli, a team that plays splendid football thanks to the lads and Coach! Well done, I am proud of you!"
This guy
He can't control himself
And yet we didn't. When are we going to start caring? We didn't care against Lyon in the CL (we managed 4 points against them, but it could've been oh so different), against Napoli in the league, against Inter in the 1st game, against Milan in the league game at home, against Genoa away, against Fiorentina away, and these are just a few examples.
ADL: 'Napoli not Catenaccio...'
By Football Italia staff
Napoli President Aurelio De Laurentiis praised Coach Maurizio Sarri for not resorting to “Catenaccio tactics” against Juventus.
The Partenopei won 3-2 on the night, but went out of the Coppa Italia semi-final 5-4 on aggregate.
“I expected Napoli to play better than Juventus, which already happened on Sunday,” De Laurentiis told Rai Sport.
He was referring to a 1-1 Serie A draw at the Stadio San Paolo at the weekend.
The President then aimed a sideswipe at Juventus boss Max Allegri.
“You could sense our superiority on the field throughout. This team has heart and a Coach who is not stuck in Catenaccio tactics, but instead is a gentleman of football.”
De Laurentiis also posted this message on Twitter after the game.
"A great Napoli, a team that plays splendid football thanks to the lads and Coach! Well done, I am proud of you!"
This guy He can't control himself
By Football Italia staff
Napoli President Aurelio De Laurentiis praised Coach Maurizio Sarri for not resorting to “Catenaccio tactics” against Juventus.
The Partenopei won 3-2 on the night, but went out of the Coppa Italia semi-final 5-4 on aggregate.
“I expected Napoli to play better than Juventus, which already happened on Sunday,” De Laurentiis told Rai Sport.
He was referring to a 1-1 Serie A draw at the Stadio San Paolo at the weekend.
The President then aimed a sideswipe at Juventus boss Max Allegri.
“You could sense our superiority on the field throughout. This team has heart and a Coach who is not stuck in Catenaccio tactics, but instead is a gentleman of football.”
De Laurentiis also posted this message on Twitter after the game.
"A great Napoli, a team that plays splendid football thanks to the lads and Coach! Well done, I am proud of you!"
This guy
He can't control himself
@Post IronicTheir Next coach should be Wenger. Nice football that gets you nowhere.
And yet we didn't. When are we going to start caring? We didn't care against Lyon in the CL (we managed 4 points against them, but it could've been oh so different), against Napoli in the league, against Inter in the 1st game, against Milan in the league game at home, against Genoa away, against Fiorentina away, and these are just a few examples.
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Gentleman of football + intelligent & honest paladin @Post Ironic
Their Next coach should be Wenger. Nice football that gets you nowhere.
@Post IronicTheir Next coach should be Wenger. Nice football that gets you nowhere.
ADL: 'Napoli not Catenaccio...'
By Football Italia staff
Napoli President Aurelio De Laurentiis praised Coach Maurizio Sarri for not resorting to “Catenaccio tactics” against Juventus.
The Partenopei won 3-2 on the night, but went out of the Coppa Italia semi-final 5-4 on aggregate.
“I expected Napoli to play better than Juventus, which already happened on Sunday,” De Laurentiis told Rai Sport.
He was referring to a 1-1 Serie A draw at the Stadio San Paolo at the weekend.
The President then aimed a sideswipe at Juventus boss Max Allegri.
“You could sense our superiority on the field throughout. This team has heart and a Coach who is not stuck in Catenaccio tactics, but instead is a gentleman of football.”
De Laurentiis also posted this message on Twitter after the game.
"A great Napoli, a team that plays splendid football thanks to the lads and Coach! Well done, I am proud of you!"
This guy He can't control himself
By Football Italia staff
Napoli President Aurelio De Laurentiis praised Coach Maurizio Sarri for not resorting to “Catenaccio tactics” against Juventus.
The Partenopei won 3-2 on the night, but went out of the Coppa Italia semi-final 5-4 on aggregate.
“I expected Napoli to play better than Juventus, which already happened on Sunday,” De Laurentiis told Rai Sport.
He was referring to a 1-1 Serie A draw at the Stadio San Paolo at the weekend.
The President then aimed a sideswipe at Juventus boss Max Allegri.
“You could sense our superiority on the field throughout. This team has heart and a Coach who is not stuck in Catenaccio tactics, but instead is a gentleman of football.”
De Laurentiis also posted this message on Twitter after the game.
"A great Napoli, a team that plays splendid football thanks to the lads and Coach! Well done, I am proud of you!"
This guy
He can't control himself
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