Under investigation for accounting fraud
Juventus in NEW financial scandal
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On no. Both corona and the virus is here to stay isn't it
We still have Barca and PSG to bail us out. Keep the hope.
RUBENTUS gonna rubentus
Juve and corruption are like 5&6.
Back to Serie B
Juventus involved in dodgy dealings?
I'm shocked to my very core
They just can’t resist can they
Another club very invested in the super league because otherwise they have to resort to illegal means.Cheating their way to mid-table - sad.
I'm so glad you stuffed them
Looks like a few caftards were spotted in the Juve end at Stamford Bridge on Tuesday.
Everyone knew that Pjanic/Artur swop deal had the feel of being pretty dodgy, glad it's being investigated as values of both were vastly inflated.
Juventus, City, Atletico Madrid, Chelsea, and Barca all need to be constantly under investigation for their dealings.
Rovella (genoa) valued 50/60 millions. Swapped for the same amount with 2 Juve U23 player
SHOCKING!
Again!?
Holy shit Carlo. I was on goal.com forums and he created an account to shout at EPL fans and generally be a biased dick. His opinion doesn’t matter a feck, he’s still throwing out accusations about other sides when an Italian side is under the spotlight
Liverpool, Real Madrid, Porto, Ajax? Perhaps, basically every club that is competent in the transfer market.
No.
A leopard never changes it’s spots.
They just can’t resist can they
Given what transpired 15 years ago, I'm surprised they weren't smart enough to make sure they steered clear of shady business. What are Juventus thinking?
Shady dealings in Italy is just normal business though, isn't it? I wouldn't even be shocked if it turns out that Napoli is actually owned by the Camorra.
The Artur/Pjanic swap was clearly an accounting move on both sides. It was obvious at the time.
Absolutely shocking development.
so when someome overpays for a player, it's a shady business? I mean, it's obvious what they were doing (Arthur/Pjanic), but weren't the majority of posters calling that deal simply a clever accounting at the time? how is that illegal now but was acceptable then? or the "clever accounting" argument was bullshit all along and those posters were just talking shit?
Apologists who probably also think PSG and City's books being FFP conform is just clever accounting.
From an accounting standpoint all french clubs are audited every years and it's known that big clubs didn't want it to be a thing at UEFA level.
Nah, too obvious, they couldn't. Doesn't mean they don't have means to make money off the club, mind. Though for the most part what they want is access to players/coaches/etc...
Napoli have only a crazy and funny cinema producer
He listed Barca and Juve, so it certainly aint clubs that are competent in the market.
Last part of the tweet doesn't make sense. They aren't being investigated by UEFA.
How about a zebra?
Dock City 10 points
They can't change their spots either.
This is where I'd laugh at them for having gowls in their fan base who said Ronaldo was the problem. Now we have similar low intellect people posting here though so we can't even have that
Damn. Does this have the potential to be as big as the match fixing scandal that saw Juve relegated?