The president: “Zlatan has made a mistake” (1 Viewer)

p0rcupine_tree

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Feb 27, 2005
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The president: “Zlatan has made a mistake”

“Ibrahimovic should have been here with us today but he didn’t want to come. Without wishing to dramatise things, we take exception to this; he’s let down the fans, the club, his team mates and the region of Trentino, which has been very hospitable”. Juventus club president, Giovanni Cobolli Gigli, who was in Rovereto tonight to watch his team’s friendly against Spezia, had very clear words to say about Zlatan Ibrahimovic’s failure to join his team mates for the game. “He doesn’t want to stay? - queried the president, responding to comments made by the journalists present - Well, only a week ago Dr Agricola told me that he spent the whole of the team’s day off in the company of the other players, eating polenta, and generally having a great time. He’s young and perhaps he’s not had the best advice recently; that is to say we will help him, following the guide lines our code of discipline, to behave in the correct manner towards the club and his team mates, convincing him, with the additional help of those of his colleagues who have decided to stay with us, that a possible year of purgatory in Serie B could prove be an important professional experience”. When referring to Serie B, Cobolli Gigli underlined the word “possible”, reiterating with conviction that Juventus does not deserve to be relegated: “We have taken our case to the Camera di Conciliazione del Coni and as we find the difference in treatment between ourselves and the other teams illogical, we are aiming for Serie A with a points penalty”. With regards to the reasons behind the sentence passed by the Corte Federale, which justified the reduction of the points penalty inflicted on Juventus on grounds of both the club’s reputation and its contribution to the national side’s World Cup triumph, the president had this to say: “To say Juventus has given a great deal to football cannot be disputed. It seems to me that the change in structure of the club, demonstrating a desire to move forward with the greatest possible transparency, was also taken into consideration. However, that has no bearing on the arguments we have presented to the Camera di Conciliazione del Coni: there exists no proof of any wrong doing, whether it be in the championship or the matches themselves”.



i love our new president...way to show some character!!!
 

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L'autista
Administrator
Sep 23, 2003
84,749
#3
You smack his ass and show that whiney schoolboy the meaning of respect, Gigli! :thumbs:

As the Arnold Schwarzenegger soundboard would say, "You lack discipline!"
 

Badass J Elkann

It's time to go!!
Feb 12, 2006
68,901
#5
gigli is certainly a man of actions, i love him alredi, he's very upfront with his opinions sumthing giraudo wasnt. he says things from his heart, his juve heart. and this i think is rather humiliating on zlatan's behalf and shud be fined and shamed further, this is just a spiteful way of p*ssing juve off to sell.
 

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L'autista
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Sep 23, 2003
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p0rcupine_tree said:
when i told u guys screw ppl like zlatan...u cursed me...now u go guys deal these acts as a juve supporter...
Ahhhh... a few people who curse you doesn't represent the opinions of the rest of us, thank you very much. So please refrain from making such generalizations.
 

ReBeL

The Jackal
Jan 14, 2005
22,871
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Deschamps: “No fall-out with Zlatan”


“I’m very sorry Zlatan didn’t make the journey with us. I know his knee is painful, he didn’t train with us yesterday because of it, but I was counting on him to be here. He didn’t want to come and it’s now up to the club to react accordingly. I’m sorry for his team mates because the most important thing is, and always be, the group. Is it a sign of a fall-out? No, it would be like giving him an excuse to leave. He made a mistake and he will pay, it’s as simple as that”. Didier Deschamps added his opinion to that of club president Cobolli Gigli, following Ibrahimovic’s decision not to join his team mates at the game against Spezia.

The coach then turned his attention to the match itself, which saw many of the bianconeri already in fine condition: “We’ve worked very well this week and, given the many improvements we still have to look forward to, I’m satisfied. Those who have returned from World Cup duty are obviously not quite at the same level of fitness, but their condition will continue to improve this week. Spezia played well in the first half, but they tired towards the end and our technical superiority made the difference”. The contribution of the two full backs, Balzaretti and Chiellini, was one of the evening’s highlights: “They have it in them to push hard and I don’t try and stop them for a second. They know what to do when the other advances up the wing and they’re both excellent crossers of the ball. They were brilliant tonight”.

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Martin

Senior Member
Dec 31, 2000
56,913
#9
I think the club should be pragmatic about this. There's no point in forcing him to stay if he doesn't want to, nor anyone else. Convincing is one thing, imposing it is not the right thing.
 
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p0rcupine_tree

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Feb 27, 2005
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    Zlatan is a mistake...what kind of a name is that...Zlatan...zzzzzzzzzzzzzzlatan...he is a f***face...what a nose...what a behavior...
     

    Seven

    In bocca al lupo, Fabio.
    Jun 25, 2003
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    Byrone said:
    not as much as Rami though,he's been waiting for this day for ages.:D
    Actually the day after Zlatan's first Juventus game I not only wanted this to happen I also predicted it would within two years. Voilà.
     

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