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**azzurri** · 09-02-2008, 01:50 AM

Also, its worth pointing out I despise the current Juve management, and alot of the calciogate mess falls on them.

Since the scandal, Juve is now sponsored by the Gazzetta. Thats their way of making sure they dont get fucked over again. Although it could be a ploy on the Gazzetta's part to revitalize their sales. That paper, along with all media associated Inter and Telecom Italia, was boycotted by alot of Juventini in Italy, and it worked. Their sales took a major hit. If u havent noticed, they have been much more positive towards Juventus this season, and thats y.

Also, the RCS media group that Inter's VP heads, John Elkann and Franzo Grande Stevens (former Juve president who resigned during the scandal) joined as directors.

Thats their way of protecting Juve from future attack, by making sure our business interest collide.

09-02-2008, 01:50 AM	#47 (permalink)
azzurri GLMDJ Favourite Team: Italy, Juventus azzurri is Offline Join Date: Jun 2005 Posts: 10,028 vCash: 369 Rep: Rep Points: 4432 Country:	Also, its worth pointing out I despise the current Juve management, and alot of the calciogate mess falls on them. Since the scandal, Juve is now sponsored by the Gazzetta. Thats their way of making sure they dont get fucked over again. Although it could be a ploy on the Gazzetta's part to revitalize their sales. That paper, along with all media associated Inter and Telecom Italia, was boycotted by alot of Juventini in Italy, and it worked. Their sales took a major hit. If u havent noticed, they have been much more positive towards Juventus this season, and thats y. Also, the RCS media group that Inter's VP heads, John Elkann and Franzo Grande Stevens (former Juve president who resigned during the scandal) joined as directors. Thats their way of protecting Juve from future attack, by making sure our business interest collide. __________________ Last edited by azzurri : 09-02-2008 at 02:09 AM.