The future of Juventus is hanging on Moggi (7 Viewers)
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How about this: Moggi is the only person in Juve's history who took us to Serie B, that must be some major achievement 
and the rat was the first to escape..
and the rat was the first to escape..
If you are too naive to realize what really happened...
I gotta disagree with you bro, Moggi has a PROVEN track record, and if we could somehow get him back....
I wonder how they don't get that. Moggi loves the club and would come back now that the previous management is gone. Are there any better options ready to join Juve? Don't think so and he is miles ahead of Marotta and still has connections. Wasn't there this article on the forum about how Pastore was discussed during dinner with Capello and Zampa? He's 76? Who gives a fuck, he's still sharp as ever and would come back with more to prove.
And building an argument on "What-ifs" is fallacious as fuck.
And building an argument on "What-ifs" is fallacious as fuck.
I definitely do not believe that Moggi should be back. And Kurt Cobain, somewhat surprisingly, agrees! Confused? Read this:
http://ponderingcalcio.net/http:/po...-truths-uncovered-from-the-womb-and-the-grave
http://ponderingcalcio.net/http:/po...-truths-uncovered-from-the-womb-and-the-grave
Wonder what this thread will look like next year, when we will be battling our way towards the EL qualf. positions? Even better - with time..., actually right about now we are already at the times of 'financial fairplay'. We spend our last transfer campaign, that could have been used for smuggling players under the f.f. radar - loaning them. We will see how all of this will turn out - perhaps moggi would be able to acquire the club not far from now...
The reason why he didnt show up.
Luciano Moggi has explained why he didn't attend Saturday's match between Juventus and Milan in Turin.
The disgraced former general manager was due to make his first high profile appearance back at Juventus since Calciopoli.
Interviewed on Diretta Stadio, he said: “The principal reason for which I didn't go to the stadium on Saturday evening was of a personal character [his mother required an operation].
“But aside from this, if I had gone to Turin I would have been welcomed by the applause of the fans in a moment in which the team is not doing well, and this wouldn't have been OK with me.
“I will go to see Juventus when they win some games. I would like to thank the fans again because [their chanting of his name] means that I have left a good memory, but I didn't like the idea of receiving their applause in a moment like this.”
Luciano Moggi has explained why he didn't attend Saturday's match between Juventus and Milan in Turin.
The disgraced former general manager was due to make his first high profile appearance back at Juventus since Calciopoli.
Interviewed on Diretta Stadio, he said: “The principal reason for which I didn't go to the stadium on Saturday evening was of a personal character [his mother required an operation].
“But aside from this, if I had gone to Turin I would have been welcomed by the applause of the fans in a moment in which the team is not doing well, and this wouldn't have been OK with me.
“I will go to see Juventus when they win some games. I would like to thank the fans again because [their chanting of his name] means that I have left a good memory, but I didn't like the idea of receiving their applause in a moment like this.”
