The 2016-17 Calcio Saga Part III

Lmao, that can be said about 90% of all footballers.
Besides, id rather he complain to the refs, than be a piece of trash that spits at people. Id bring up a current milan player, but none are relevant enough.

Next 6 Milan matches

Milan-Genoa
Pescara-Milan
Milan-Palermo
Inter-Milan
Milan-Empoli
Crotone-Milan

15-18 points ?

Genoa - loss
Pescara-win
Palermo - draw
Inter - loss
Empoli - draw
Crotone - win

Andrea Agnelli confirms #Juventus deferred to Disciplinary Commission for ticket sales to ultras with mafia links https://t.co/UcKc8LFycE pic.twitter.com/j3BmNasmJj

— footballitalia (@footballitalia) March 18, 2017

Once a scum club always a scum club

The irony of this from a fan of a club run by Silvio Berlusconi

ES wrote:<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-lang="en"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Andrea Agnelli confirms <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Juventus?src=hash">#Juventus</a> deferred to Disciplinary Commission for ticket sales to ultras with mafia links <a href="https://t.co/UcKc8LFycE">https://t.co/UcKc8LFycE</a> <a href="https://t.co/j3BmNasmJj">pic.twitter.com/j3BmNasmJj</a></p>— footballitalia (@footballitalia) <a href="https://twitter.com/footballitalia/status/843113039167655936">March 18, 2017</a></blockquote>
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Once a scum club always a scum club

Hopefully Juve get rids of the corruption

LOL

rincon wrote:The irony of this from a fan of a club run by Silvio Berlusconi

That's what happens when your club is so irrelevant, you have to clutch straws at everything else.

The truth of the matter is, if we removed Juventus from Serie A currently, the league would be dead. We are the only reason the league is still relevant to be honest, I've been watching Serie A for my entire life but in the last 5 years, were really the only team that can be considered a top European club (this is beyond performance but through infrastructure, revenue, brand, players, signings, management, stadium, you name it).

Hate us but you need us

Kondogbia

Inter looking good

Love Baselli on FIFA. Hope he gets another.

Expected not - win in Torino , they're tough at their stadium.
Many mistakes by both sides,very bad Hart on Inter goals and Perisic on Torino goal.

ES wrote:

Andrea Agnelli confirms #Juventus deferred to Disciplinary Commission for ticket sales to ultras with mafia links https://t.co/UcKc8LFycE pic.twitter.com/j3BmNasmJj

— footballitalia (@footballitalia) March 18, 2017

Once a scum club always a scum club

The FIGC has released its statement on why Juventus and Andrea Agnelli were deferred to the Disciplinary Commission for meeting ultras with organised crime links.

Today President Agnelli held a Press conference to explain that he had just been served with the deferment notice and would be strongly protesting his innocence, along with that of his collaborators.

While Agnelli admits to meeting with various members of the Juventus fan groups, he insists they had clean criminal records at the time and their supposed links to the Ndrangheta (Calabrian organised crime) were unknown.

This evening, the FIGC Prosecutor released his reasoning for the accusation and there seems to be relatively little in it that other Serie A clubs don’t regularly do as well.

“In the period from the 2011-12 season to at least all of 2015-16, Agnelli with the express intent of maintaining public order in the sectors of the stadium occupied by the ‘ultras’ fans and avoiding potential fines or sanctions, he did not prevent Juventus directors, players and dependents from having constant and lasting relations with the so-called ‘ultras groups’, which included members of organised crime, authorising the sale of tickets and season tickets superior to the consented sum.

“These tickets were also handed out without the presentation of ID, therefore violating the public safety security norms and thus knowingly favouring the phenomenon of ticket touts.

“He personally took part in some meetings with members of organised crime and the ‘ultras’, allowing them during Juventus-Torino in February 2014 to bring banned fireworks and banners, all aimed at assuaging and earning the benevolence of the ‘ultras.’”

If these are the accusations, then the only element that stands Juventus and Agnelli apart from every other Serie A club is the presence of ultras linked to organised crime – but as these men had and indeed still do have a clean criminal record, there was no way of knowing that at the time.

All Serie A clubs have very close ties with the ultras and give them tickets, while despite the rules barring the introduction of fireworks and smokebombs into stadiums, they are regularly seen in every game.

Hello (like it wasn't obvious for decades lol)

Today's match looked like total domination until Dybala got injured, in the second half we suffered kinda bad. Quag had a good game at Samp, really wanted to score against us

might have made a mistake betting on udinese

maybe not

Roma?????

nvm

Fantastic strike by Paredes

Gonna catch the second half, missed the football today.

Beautiful goal by Dzeko assisted by Strootman

Anyone got a gif or vine when Allegri went nuts yesterday?

Totti offered a 6 year deal as Director at Roma

is he retiring after this season then? surreal almost, he's been playing since before I was old enough to follow football, one of the GOAT players, end of an era when he hangs his boots up

http://www.football-italia.net/100214/belotti-im-staying-torino

Belotti:

“Of course I am staying. I want to remain at Torino. In fact, I will stay at Torino next season,” Belotti told Tuttosport.

“Let the Granata fans know! I am definitely staying.”

He is staying put until we need him

Sarri wins the Panchina d'Oro award (best coach of the previous year)

Napoli Coach Maurizio Sarri has won the Panchina d’Oro, beating Juventus’ Max Allegri and Sassuolo’s Eusebio Di Francesco.

The Golden Bench is awarded to the tactician judged to have done the best work in the previous season, and the Partenopei boss has been given the accolade after finishing second in Serie A during his first campaign with the club.

“Usually awards don’t bring me satisfaction, but this excites me because it was voted for by Coaches,” Sarri noted.

“Five years ago I was in Serie C, it’s extraordinary. I thank my staff, at Empoli then Napoli and two people: Marcello Carli and Cristiano Giuntoli.”

Sarri received 25 votes from the 61 Coaches, with Allegri getting 22 and Di Francesco seven.

Ivan Juric won the Serie B award for his work with Crotone, while Cittadella’s Roberto Venturato was given the Lega Pro Panchina d’Oro.