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absolutely
cagliari are safe, but empoli, udinese, verona and frosinone can still go either way. verona have one game in hand, they play salernitana tomorrow. and udinese play frosinone in the last round. theoretically 3 teams can still finish with 34 points; unlikely to happen but that would be wild (mini table to decide the ranking between them, then spareggio for the two worse lol)
cagliari are safe, but empoli, udinese, verona and frosinone can still go either way. verona have one game in hand, they play salernitana tomorrow. and udinese play frosinone in the last round. theoretically 3 teams can still finish with 34 points; unlikely to happen but that would be wild (mini table to decide the ranking between them, then spareggio for the two worse lol)
Inter just gifting Sassuolo 6 points this year and they still get relegated 
Marotta and his dodgy relationships with other clubs' directors. Motherfucker must be already scouting his next team where he can make shady deals with.
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Inter just gifting Sassuolo 6 points this year and they still get relegated
They obviously don't know how the Marotta/Carnival "special relationship " works.
my thoughts exactly
this other poster has a point though. having the basis for business continuity is a fundamental requirement from any serie a team, and the company that was named to provide business continuity for inda will fail to fulfill its purpose once the loan expires
there's an other problem too: negative owners equity would also be a no go under normal circumstances. post covid rules are a bit different, but normal rules will be re-established in a few years. so anyone who buys inda will have to invest ~8-900m (dunno the exact amount) in the club within the next few years (don't remember the exact date, it's either 2026 or 27* iirc, don't quote me on it) to make it eligible for the league. and i think that that's probably why oaktree don't want that shitty club: it's quickly becoming a "not even with a stick" kinda investment
*i wouldn't be surprised if it was 2027. that's when marotta's contract ends. and he probably knows that there's no point in staying further anyway.
this other poster has a point though. having the basis for business continuity is a fundamental requirement from any serie a team, and the company that was named to provide business continuity for inda will fail to fulfill its purpose once the loan expires
there's an other problem too: negative owners equity would also be a no go under normal circumstances. post covid rules are a bit different, but normal rules will be re-established in a few years. so anyone who buys inda will have to invest ~8-900m (dunno the exact amount) in the club within the next few years (don't remember the exact date, it's either 2026 or 27* iirc, don't quote me on it) to make it eligible for the league. and i think that that's probably why oaktree don't want that shitty club: it's quickly becoming a "not even with a stick" kinda investment
*i wouldn't be surprised if it was 2027. that's when marotta's contract ends. and he probably knows that there's no point in staying further anyway.
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