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YOu must have a law degree with such insight.
now he should just resign asap.
Report: Sagna signs for Benevento
By Football Italia staff
Sky Sport Italia report Bacary Sagna has agreed to join Serie A’s bottom club Benevento as a free agent.
The former Manchester City and France full-back is currently out of contract and therefore able to sign even after the close of the January transfer window.
According to Sky Sport Italia this evening, Sagna has agreed terms and will join Benevento in their first ever top flight campaign.
He turns 35 later this month and has not played since his Manchester City contract expired in July 2017.
believe in the dream
By Football Italia staff
Sky Sport Italia report Bacary Sagna has agreed to join Serie A’s bottom club Benevento as a free agent.
The former Manchester City and France full-back is currently out of contract and therefore able to sign even after the close of the January transfer window.
According to Sky Sport Italia this evening, Sagna has agreed terms and will join Benevento in their first ever top flight campaign.
He turns 35 later this month and has not played since his Manchester City contract expired in July 2017.
believe in the dream
ADL: 'Juve share Agnelli power'
By Football Italia staff
Napoli President Aurelio De Laurentiis suggests Juventus benefit from belonging to “the most powerful family in Italy” and the Scudetto will be decided by refereeing errors.
The patron spoke to La Gazzetta dello Sport about the title race, which sees only one point separate the two clubs at the top of the table.
“We are the only club in Serie A without debts to the banks. We’ve grown so much since I took over the club as a sheet of paper in the bankruptcy tribunal. Today Napoli’s revenue is a third of Juve’s, but our accounts are in better order than theirs.
“Juventus, however, belong to the most powerful family in Italy, and the Agnelli family has been in that position for 100 years. It’s not an issue of money, but of relationships that can even silently condition situations. That is true at every level.
“For example, with Sportfive they were gifted two thirds of the Juventus Stadium. It took me seven years to work out the finances I gave to the local council, otherwise I wouldn’t be able to play at the Stadio San Paolo.”
Juventus won the head-to-head match in Naples earlier this season, but De Laurentiis doesn’t believe the return clash in Turin will decide the Scudetto.
“I don’t think so. What will be far more decisive are injuries and refereeing errors, even using VAR. I haven’t changed my mind on VAR, as I still consider it a wonderful new development and it even creates a sense of suspense, but humility is needed to improve it.
“There needs to be a superior body sifting through every incident over the course of a week to seek adjustments and improvements. I personally like those referees who have the courage to run over and watch the replay of a move every time they are in doubt. Better to do that than ignore the option.”
ADL was asked if Juventus didn’t like VAR.
“You know how the world works.”
Is De Laurentiis afraid of Juve?
“I am not afraid of anyone. I filmed a movie in DR Congo or Nigeria, where people’s lives were at stake. What could strike fear into me in the world of football?”
what about those people in power in the league wanting YOU to win the scudetto? LOL
By Football Italia staff
Napoli President Aurelio De Laurentiis suggests Juventus benefit from belonging to “the most powerful family in Italy” and the Scudetto will be decided by refereeing errors.
The patron spoke to La Gazzetta dello Sport about the title race, which sees only one point separate the two clubs at the top of the table.
“We are the only club in Serie A without debts to the banks. We’ve grown so much since I took over the club as a sheet of paper in the bankruptcy tribunal. Today Napoli’s revenue is a third of Juve’s, but our accounts are in better order than theirs.
“Juventus, however, belong to the most powerful family in Italy, and the Agnelli family has been in that position for 100 years. It’s not an issue of money, but of relationships that can even silently condition situations. That is true at every level.
“For example, with Sportfive they were gifted two thirds of the Juventus Stadium. It took me seven years to work out the finances I gave to the local council, otherwise I wouldn’t be able to play at the Stadio San Paolo.”
Juventus won the head-to-head match in Naples earlier this season, but De Laurentiis doesn’t believe the return clash in Turin will decide the Scudetto.
“I don’t think so. What will be far more decisive are injuries and refereeing errors, even using VAR. I haven’t changed my mind on VAR, as I still consider it a wonderful new development and it even creates a sense of suspense, but humility is needed to improve it.
“There needs to be a superior body sifting through every incident over the course of a week to seek adjustments and improvements. I personally like those referees who have the courage to run over and watch the replay of a move every time they are in doubt. Better to do that than ignore the option.”
ADL was asked if Juventus didn’t like VAR.
“You know how the world works.”
Is De Laurentiis afraid of Juve?
“I am not afraid of anyone. I filmed a movie in DR Congo or Nigeria, where people’s lives were at stake. What could strike fear into me in the world of football?”
what about those people in power in the league wanting YOU to win the scudetto? LOL
ADL simply can’t take losing to us. Will find any excuse for losing as long as it isn’t their fault.
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Kolossal Scudetto
De Laurentiis attacks Juve
Napoli President on Agnelli: 'They are the most powerful family in Italy. It’s not an issue of money, but of rapports that can silently condition situations’
'The title? More than a head-to-head in Turin, it’s more likely the decisive moments will be injuries, refereeing or VAR errors… I admire Politano, but he’s not worth all that money’
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Kolossal Scudetto
De Laurentiis attacks Juve
Napoli President on Agnelli: 'They are the most powerful family in Italy. It’s not an issue of money, but of rapports that can silently condition situations’
'The title? More than a head-to-head in Turin, it’s more likely the decisive moments will be injuries, refereeing or VAR errors… I admire Politano, but he’s not worth all that money’
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