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Interesting that Paratici has the biggest 'inhibition' of them all - they clearly think he's the worst of the lot. Maybe that's part of the reason he high-tailed it to London?13:51 - Prosecutor Chiné has asked for 9 penalty points for Juventus, as well as 16 months of inhibition for Agnelli, 20 months and 10 days for Paratici, 10 months for Cherubini, 12 months for all the other directors. However, the Court of Appeal will still have to decide whether to reopen the trial. If so, it will decide on the sanctions required by the federal prosecutor's office. For the other 8 clubs and their respective managers, the prosecutor Chiné has asked for fines.Caso Plusvalenze, Juventus penalizzata di 15 punti
Juventus unico club a processo per il caso plusvalenze: dopo il primo filone d'indagine, ufficiali 15 punti di penalizzazione ai bianconerigianlucadimarzio.com
I mean that's pretty damn harsh.
Paratici definitely isn't perfect and has made a few questionable decisions: were Royal and Gil the best investments at the time? WTF was the Nuno appointment? Gattuso?!
But beyond that he's probably, pound for pound, been the best DoF we've had. Kulu, Romero and Bentacur were all massive upgrades and good value. Sarr and Udogie both look very promising indeed, and he managed to attract Conte, a manager who at the time was well out of our league, and got us 4th place when we were looking absolutely fucked.
And do you think it's easy to get rid of players like Winks, Ndombele, Lo Celso and Dele Alli when no club in the world will offer them close to the wages we've had them on?? He's done well to even get them loans as quickly and decisively as he did TBH. Most of them would still be here if Levy was fully in charge.
I'd say he's actually overperformed given the short time he's been at the club and if it wasn't for him we'd be far, far worse off.
You're finding it difficult to grasp it seems. No matter who the manager is, no matter what there profile and style is and no matter what players they want none of it will be relevant. It won't be relevant because they won't be good enough to get the current players playing, they won't have the players for their profile or style and won't get the players they want or need for their profile/style.Just saying how it is. Unless Levy gets an actual strategy instead of desperate trophy hunting via "elite managers" we are in the loop. And wether we keep Conte for bit longer or back him with all we can won't change it.
The guy that attracted Conte knowing full well what demands he will have to build a winning team, yet knew it was never achievable with Levy in charge? And now what 18 months down the line it is all falling to pieces.I mean that's pretty damn harsh.
Paratici definitely isn't perfect and has made a few questionable decisions: were Royal and Gil the best investments at the time? WTF was the Nuno appointment? Gattuso?!
But beyond that he's probably, pound for pound, been the best DoF we've had. Kulu, Romero and Bentacur were all massive upgrades and good value. Sarr and Udogie both look very promising indeed, and he managed to attract Conte, a manager who at the time was well out of our league, and got us 4th place when we were looking absolutely fucked.
And do you think it's easy to get rid of players like Winks, Ndombele, Lo Celso and Dele Alli when no club in the world will offer them close to the wages we've had them on?? He's done well to even get them loans as quickly and decisively as he did TBH. Most of them would still be here if Levy was fully in charge.
I'd say he's actually overperformed given the short time he's been at the club and if it wasn't for him we'd be far, far worse off.
maybe we can send him to a country without Extradition laws to do some cookingInteresting that Paratici has the biggest 'inhibition' of them all - they clearly think he's the worst of the lot. Maybe that's part of the reason he high-tailed it to London?
Not sure how much this will affect us in the short term though. Will he immediately walk/get sacked? Or will we wait for the appeal, etc?
I'd happily fuck off all of them but if you don't think that Levy had the ultimate say in Conte coming in and knew what he was getting the. You're mad.The guy that attracted Conte knowing full well what demands he will have to build a winning team, yet knew it was never achievable with Levy in charge? And now what 18 months down the line it is all falling to pieces.
I just think his reputation on this Board is too high and some questions should also be chucked his way.
I think he was stuck between a rock and a hard place.The guy that attracted Conte knowing full well what demands he will have to build a winning team, yet knew it was never achievable with Levy in charge? And now what 18 months down the line it is all falling to pieces.
I just think his reputation on this Board is too high and some questions should also be chucked his way.
No neither does Brighton's Sporting Director or Fulham's or Newcastle's or even Edu. Yet an argument could be made that they are out performing Fabio in the transfer market to obtain the players their clubs require...no?HE DOESN'T SIGN THE CHEQUES OR HAVE THE FINAL CALL.
Honestly are some of you lot on Levy's payroll or something?
And this right here is why Levy needs to move on.Fuck me, how hard is it to understand. If we hired a manager on minimum wage we'd still not get the players required because that's not how we operate under Daniel, he literally gets the least he can possibly get away with.
The same fans who are unable to grasp it, will be the same fans complaining in a year with the new manager, whilst we’re still under this ownership.
Never ending vicious cycle, which all ends the same way (managers being the fall guys)
Yeah, that's what I'm striking at. Whatever he feels in private, calling your players shit in public loses the dressing room.I wonder if the posters who complain about Conte saying nice things publicly about his players are the same ones that complained about Mourinho throwing them under the bus?
"Conte Out! He said Dier is good! Dier is rubbish!"
"Mourinho Out! He said Dier is shit! How's that going to help his fragile confidence?"
Has a whiff of 'you're not my real dad' about it to me.
Club will probably hire a manager yet again for all the wrong reasons, but at least there will be short honeymoon. Every now and then Levy hasn't time to hunt these "serial winners" and thus we end up on happier times by accident. Examples in the past are evident.
Fabio is getting incarnated until 1st February then Levy will bail him out and Fabio can pay him back in installments?Can anyone who understand legal speak please explain this to me?
Does this mean he can no longer perform his duties for us during this period?
He is in charge of the football strategy for this club whatever the transfer budget is and whoever is charge with negotiating transfer fees. I just don't see how he is any improvement on what we have had previously before in this role.I think he was stuck between a rock and a hard place.
It was October, the team was in shambles and his initial appointment was a disaster. There were barely any decent managers on the market and we desperately needed someone who could turn the team around and win over our star striker who was itching to leave,
Conte was easily the best manager we feasibly could've got at that moment and getting top 4 last season really was an amazing achievement.
If you want to blame him for managerial appointments, Nuno is the big fuck up, not Conte. Or Levy for not going hard for Ten Hag early in the window.