R.I.P. Juventus FC

by Hapless_Hans Mon Nov 28, 2022 9:17 pm

They had a good run, for a while. In Serie A, that is, not in CL Smile

They decided to throw it all away because, well they couldn't help their dumb arses.

Now they're about to hit rock bottom.

Agnelli, Nedved resign. In itself that would surely be good news for Jjuve fans, as these clowns have systematically run the team into the ground.

In the context of serious accounting fraud allegations and investigations, it surely is just the opening act of an apocalyptic drama.

by sportsczy Mon Nov 28, 2022 9:53 pm

Juventus president and its board accused of fraud, information falsification, and embezzlement? You don't say!

Gianni Agnelli was a superstar. Andrea Agnelli... not so much lol.

by BarcaLearning Mon Nov 28, 2022 11:29 pm

Seems just like the finance world, football world is just another field of endless corruption n fraud Razz

They were relegated to Serie B even once, but still similar things happen, it never ends. Spain seems just as bad...

Wonder who will take over Jvue now, whatever the case, wont be surprised if the next group will be just as bad Razz

by BarrileteCosmico Mon Nov 28, 2022 11:44 pm

I for one found Juve to be much more likeable as a 7th place underdog than as the dominant force of the decade. Good times are coming.

by rincon Tue Nov 29, 2022 7:19 am

Agnelli and Nedved leaving is a great thing. I just hope their accounting bullshit doesn't affect the club more than it already has. Let's see.

The statement is about 2019-2021 and how the covid deferred salaries were paid.

by M99 Tue Nov 29, 2022 10:24 am

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b8W7teO3ncQ

by Warrior Tue Nov 29, 2022 7:30 pm

BarcaLearning wrote:
Wonder who will take over Jvue now, whatever the case, wont be surprised if the next group will be just as bad

By all logic Juve will remain the property of Exor runned by John Elkann, also a member of the Agnelli family and the real big boss. Andrea Agnelli is just a poster boy who did a good job during in first 5 years as president, and did a terrible job since 2017 and the JJ fiasco. Same pattern for Nedved. Those guys leaving is a blessing for the club. It's a shame to lose Ferrari guy who did sensible things in his short stint here. If we get relegated then yes RIP but i have read nothing about that.

BarrileteCosmico wrote:I for one found Juve to be much more likeable as a 7th place underdog than as the dominant force of the decade. Good times are coming.

Must have been a fun 2 weeks

We are back to competition, on the podium currently