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Chinese Inter fans protest Suning
By Football Italia staff
A group of Chinese Inter fans have protested about the running of the club outside Suning Group’s headquarters.
The Nerazzurri’s owners control one of China’s biggest companies, but they’ve been reluctant to invest due to restrictions from the Beijing government and Financial Fair Play.
Now a group of Chinese fans of the club have stood outside Suning’s HQ to protest the running of the club, with a banner reading “you do not win true respect from Nerazzurri without true love for Inter” in both English and Chinese.
Owner Jindong Zhang has a net worth of around $6bn, but the Beneamata are being run to be financially independent.
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By Football Italia staff
A group of Chinese Inter fans have protested about the running of the club outside Suning Group’s headquarters.
The Nerazzurri’s owners control one of China’s biggest companies, but they’ve been reluctant to invest due to restrictions from the Beijing government and Financial Fair Play.
Now a group of Chinese fans of the club have stood outside Suning’s HQ to protest the running of the club, with a banner reading “you do not win true respect from Nerazzurri without true love for Inter” in both English and Chinese.
Owner Jindong Zhang has a net worth of around $6bn, but the Beneamata are being run to be financially independent.
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Berardi booked more than Montero | Football Italia
Sassuolo forward Domenico Berardi has surpassed former Juventus hard man Paolo Montero in Serie A bookings.
The Uruguayan was known for his uncompromising style, receiving 16 red cards during his time with Atalanta and the Bianconeri.
In total he was sent off 21 times, and he also received 43 yellow cards in Serie A.
However, the latter total has now been surpassed by Berardi, who has been booked 44 times in 132 league games.
The forward has some way to go to beat Montero in terms of sendings off though, having received four in Serie A so far.
The most recent of those came this weekend in the defeat to Lazio.
Sassuolo forward Domenico Berardi has surpassed former Juventus hard man Paolo Montero in Serie A bookings.
The Uruguayan was known for his uncompromising style, receiving 16 red cards during his time with Atalanta and the Bianconeri.
In total he was sent off 21 times, and he also received 43 yellow cards in Serie A.
However, the latter total has now been surpassed by Berardi, who has been booked 44 times in 132 league games.
The forward has some way to go to beat Montero in terms of sendings off though, having received four in Serie A so far.
The most recent of those came this weekend in the defeat to Lazio.
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Tare: Inzaghi two more years, Juve… | Football Italia
Sporting director Igli Tare says Lazio boss Simone Inzaghi will certainly stay on for “a couple more years”, while Juventus “control the Italian market.”
Inzaghi has been mentioned as a possible heir to Max Allegri in Juve’s dugout, and Tare responded to the rumours about his Coach, as well as recounting the time he became aware of the Bianconeri’s 'power’.
“I scored and won only once against Juventus: 2-0 with Brescia in 2002, but there was seven minutes of injury time, which I’d never seen before,” the former Albania striker told Gazzetta dello Sport.
“Mazzone shouted, 'what is this?’, and the fourth official replied, 'I’m ashamed, but I’m only writing the minutes that they tell me.’
“The power Juve had that day is like the power they have today in controlling the Italian market and their aggressive policy on signing players with potential.
“Inzaghi to Juve? Hearing these rumours doesn’t bother me. We’re growing together, but things still have to happen and a couple more years have to pass.
"The political contrast between [Presidents] Lotito and Agnelli is obvious, but with [Juve sporting director] Paratici, there are no problems.
“There weren’t any for Keita, Milinkovic or De Vrij, who won’t go to Juventus, even if his name has cropped up.”
Sporting director Igli Tare says Lazio boss Simone Inzaghi will certainly stay on for “a couple more years”, while Juventus “control the Italian market.”
Inzaghi has been mentioned as a possible heir to Max Allegri in Juve’s dugout, and Tare responded to the rumours about his Coach, as well as recounting the time he became aware of the Bianconeri’s 'power’.
“I scored and won only once against Juventus: 2-0 with Brescia in 2002, but there was seven minutes of injury time, which I’d never seen before,” the former Albania striker told Gazzetta dello Sport.
“Mazzone shouted, 'what is this?’, and the fourth official replied, 'I’m ashamed, but I’m only writing the minutes that they tell me.’
“The power Juve had that day is like the power they have today in controlling the Italian market and their aggressive policy on signing players with potential.
“Inzaghi to Juve? Hearing these rumours doesn’t bother me. We’re growing together, but things still have to happen and a couple more years have to pass.
"The political contrast between [Presidents] Lotito and Agnelli is obvious, but with [Juve sporting director] Paratici, there are no problems.
“There weren’t any for Keita, Milinkovic or De Vrij, who won’t go to Juventus, even if his name has cropped up.”
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