Not like anyone on here to over-react and be dramatic lol
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Now you're just being cruel.
Dont know enough about the details but the whole Juve board pre emptively resigning and a journo as good as Di Marzio saying he's on a list for indictment then i'd say it looks a bit iffy. He did just get cleared in a seperate investigation though so guess he might swerve it but i'd reckon he's bricking it a bit right now.
Perhaps the Ghana players could deliver a bit of rough justice to the rapist in their own squad too, if Suarez is "the devil himself" for cheating at agame, I can only imagine what they think of the legit criminal...
Nah, this is football. It will be forgotten in 6 months. Clubs have dealt with sports washers and people like abrahmovich for years. They won’t give a shit about some guy caught up in a bit of dodgy accounting.
I dont think Levy would want the reputational damage with things like naming rights going around. Of course thats if his found guilty of something, he might well be completely innocent.
I doubt it will be the end of the world either way. Especially when there are people of the calibre of Michael Edwards (who has been at the club before) kicking their heels currently. Plus the guy who replaced him at Liverpool has just handed in his notice this week.
You're in the wrong thread...but I agree. It's sad that they won't let this go, they won't let the Henry handball go in Ireland either, it's even referenced in a new tv ad. Very tiresome
Blame
Starks
for that!This was a failed move but low risk and no harm done.
Imagine every sporting director went to prison for a failed loan.
Steve Hitchen would currently be serving out 40 years in a Siberian saltmine.
He was joking.
Spurs director Paratici 'among Juventus figures recommended for trial'
Paratici worked as director of sport at Juventus until he left for Tottenham last year, while Sportsmail previously reported that the entire board of the Italian giants had sensationally resigned.
Tottenham's managing director Fabio Paratici 'is among 11 individuals being investigated over alleged financial irregularities at Juventus' after resignation of the entire board at the Italian giants
- Italian media have reported that 11 individuals will be recommended for trial
- One of those names is said to be Tottenham's managing director Fabio Paratici
- Paratici previously worked at Juventus until leaving last year for Tottenham
- Andrea Agnelli is among others named in potential trial over financial irregularities
- Juventus have released a statement saying they have always acted correctly
PUBLISHED: 15:48 GMT, 1 December 2022 | UPDATED: 15:52 GMT, 1 December 2022
Tottenham's managing director Fabio Paratici is reportedly being investigated over alleged financial irregularities at his former club Juventus.
As reported by Football Italia, Sky Italia have claimed that Paratici is one of 11 individuals, along with Juventus as a club, who are being put forward for trial.
Paratici worked as director of sport at Juventus until he left for Tottenham last year, while Sportsmail previously reported that the entire board of the Italian giants had sensationally resigned.