Juventus

[tweety]

The loss of the ESL has had a devastating impact on many clubs, Barcelona, rags, dippers now juventus, hopefully arsenal next.

 

[mike1923]

Not like them to be involved in breaking the rules

 

[Chi-town blues]

Have they any players we could do with

Chiesa , Dusan and Mckennie .

 

[Ric]

 

[kunaguero10]

Have they any players we could do with

What are their left backs like?

 

[jrb]

2021-22 saw a year of record-breaking losses published by the Turin club, with a £220million (€254.3m) loss being registered by the Serie A giants.


Barcelona.
United.
Liverpool.
Juventus.
Next?

Some of the main drivers of the Super League.

 

[Gareth Barry Conlon]

The entire board just resigned, irregular accounting, looks like the shit is about to hit the fan.

That is the standard response to fraud. Directors not involved are told to resign to distance themselves from the crime. However anyone left looks guilty so you end up with everyone resigning. In a uk scenario a court steps in to appoint directors or act as a director. Assume the same sort if thing will happen.

 

[bobbyowenquiff]

Are we even surprised at this news?

Hardly a surprise given the long-standing reputation of Andrea Agnelli. He is has been up to his neck in it for decades. He is known to have links with organised crime and the UK press knew that when they used him as a mouthpiece to attack City over FFP. Just as they repeatedly quote Javier Tebas these days but don't tell their readers about his open support for a Neo Nazi party and his own corrupt background. The downfall of Agnelli won't come as a surprise to anyone in Italy. The good news he is one less stick to beat City with. Our enemies are going down like ninepins at the moment.

 

[Brox blue]

What are their left backs like?

Alex Sandro! Yes please

 

[The Stockport Iniesta]

Not like them to be involved in breaking the rules

Juve and corruption go hand in hand.