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Opinions are mine unless it’s a RT. In that case, they’re yours. 13/5/12: Io C'ero. ⚪️⚫️

Washington, DC Katılım Mart 2011
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The idea that players like Maldini, Baresi, Costacurta, Cafu, Pirlo, Schechenko, Inzaghi, Ronaldinho, Gattuso, etc have all laced up the boots for Ac Milan and THIS is the most expensive transfer in history tells you how far the club, the league and the game have changed.
Italian Football TV@IFTVofficial

🚨 Milan are signing Gonçalo Ramos from PSG for €65M + €5M in bonuses. He’ll become the most expensive signing in the club’s history. 📰 Di Marzio

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I’m becoming more and more convinced that this guy has set up the “Office of Do Things for People.” Just a group of Gen Z and millennials who sit around thinking, “what if we do X to help people”… and then.. they just.. do it. Wild how that can work in government.
Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani@NYCMayor

Starting today, we’re bringing five World Cup matches to 200 @LinkNYC kiosks  in all five boroughs. This historic public partnership with @Telemundo is bringing the beautiful game straight to our sidewalks. Whether you’re grabbing coffee in the Bronx, walking to work in Queens, or taking your kids to the park in Staten Island, you can catch the beautiful game for free. Right now, watch our boys on the USA men's team playing on select LinkNYC screens across the city. Did you catch that second goal? Find a kiosk showing the game near you using our LinkNYC World Cup Viewing Map. google.com/maps/d/viewer?…

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100%. Juventus have almost always had a competent Italian executive(s) at the helm during winning periods. From Boniperti to the Triade and, most recently, Marotta. Post-Calciopoli will tell you that a French-led regime does work. Like @IFTVMarco, this feels promising.
Marco Messina@IFTVMarco

I’m excited about Carnevali joining Juve ⚪️⚫️ Reminds me of when the club brought in Marotta: proper football executive who understands every aspect of running a club No silly algorithms. Just football intelligence, smart business, & long term planning 📈 I have a good feeling

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@keralista This misses the point imo. These are winning coaches in & out of Italy. Conte, Sarri, Mancini and especially Ancotti are winners. Young Italian coaches are also doing well and winning. Palladino, Italiano, Grosso, Farioli, Maresca. Talent/governance are bigger problems.
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Rohit Rajeev@keralista·
Allegri- 58 years old Spaletti- 67 years old Gasperini- 68 years old Sarri- 67 years old Conte- 56 years old Inzaghi- 50 years old Ancelotti- 66 years old Roberto Mancini- 61 years old See a pattern ? Not only does Italian football not produce any young players, they do not have any young managers in the league as well. All of the young managers flee the league as soon as possible because they know there is no future here. If Italy wants to build a future coaches like Palladino, Motta, Italiano need to be hired at clubs with a project to recruit players that suit their style and not have a hire and fire policy.
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The @FIGC should take note.
Robin Bairner@RBairner

Ligue 1 isn't the Premier League. It doesn't benefit from the millions upon millions injected into it in TV revenue. In recent years, it's worked to make itself more nimble, reducing the size of the league to 18 teams but also scrapping the league Cup. This has been partially driven by a financial need, but one of the spin offs has been fixture flexibility. Unlike the Premier League, it's not in the thrall of television. French domestic football has to protect itself in a way that's unimaginable to Premier League clubs, whose income simply materialises simply by virtue of being in the league. It has to rail against constant 'farmer' accusations. If that means maxing out PSG in the Champions League and using their quality as an advertisement for Ligue 1, that's a path it's willing to take. My personal opinion, as I expressed previously on here, is that the Lens fixture shouldn't have been cancelled; it was too important a game in the context of the title race at the time and Lens were dead against it. But to make a sweeping statement that leagues shouldn't be flexible with domestic fixtures misunderstands the context of a league struggling financially and needing to take every opportunity it can to enhance itself.

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Claudio Pellecchia@clape87·
1 aprile: giovani, futuro, strutture, riforme. 14 aprile: Abete, Malagò, Conte, Allegri, voci su Ranieri.
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Call him crazy but the growing popularity of leagues like @KingsLeague_IT does suggest shorter more entertainment/creator-first programming is interesting to younger audience. But it’s a bad way to grow the fan base. In Italy the problems run deeper than length of the match.
The Athletic | Football@TheAthleticFC

Napoli owner and movie mogul Aurelio De Laurentiis has ideas about what needs to change in football. Lots of them. So he invited @AdamCrafton_ to his home in Beverley Hills to share them. ⏱️ 25-minutes halves 🗑️ No red and yellow cards, just sin bins 🇺🇸 U.S. teams in the Champions League 🇪🇺 A new European Super…Championship ‼️ And more. Many more. 🔗 nytimes.com/athletic/71885…

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@tomsan106 Because they have a narrow view of a single problem (talent pipeline) vs grasping the interconnected nature of governance, development, and commercialization. That last part especially… for better or worse, making money is what drives sports today.
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Tom Byerトム•バイヤー@tomsan106·
Totally misdiagnosing the symptoms and prescribing the wrong medicine. How can these senior coaches get it so wrong. 🤷‍♂️⚽️
Transfer News Live@DeadlineDayLive

🇮🇹🗣️Luciano Spalletti's proposal, Juventus coach, to IMPROVE the Italian National Team: "We must cultivate emerging talents, because they will always come up. My proposal is the following: what if we required that EVERY SERIE A TEAM HAD A UNDER-19 PLAYER ON THE FIELD? This would require each team to have around four available. That adds up to 80 young players to support and help strengthen. Maybe none of them are good at Juventus, but perhaps someone emerges from Cremonese. That would strengthen the national team." 🧠 Do you agree with this? ⁉️ (Source: @SkySports)

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That conversation isn’t happening inside the FIGC. Which is why the answer has to come from outside too. The report is worth reading. But then what?
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The leagues and industries that rebuilt themselves through structural failure changed what the system was for. Instead they built around shared goals and let that goal adjudicate every conflict the old structure had learned to absorb indefinitely.
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Earlier, outgoing @FIGC President Gravina, shared his diagnosis of Italian football’s many troubles and a series of remedies. It seems very on brand that, like Baggio’s famous 900-page report, will likely never be actioned. A 🧵 on some glaring misses. tinyurl.com/mrxj3z35
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Sal@sdellamonica·
@ITruth98 Ventura is one of the better examples of everything wrong with the reform movement. Stale ideas. Platitudes. And no accountability. Name someone with a comprehensive plan?
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Inconvenient Truth@ITruth98·
The way Ventura has come out of the woodwork to justify Italy not qualifying for the 2018 World Cup on his watch is shameless. He defends his catastrophic failure constantly, despite having had the best team and easiest path of the three attempts. He shouldn't speak.
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@AlexiLalas This and so so much more. The problem is complex and the governing bodies keep looking for internal answers to a structural problem. Governance, modernization, commercial reform...
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Alexi Lalas@AlexiLalas·
Italy's failure is obviously due to pay-to-play, competition with other sports, best athlete's not playing soccer, pro/rel, parents, coaches, fields, no street soccer, and social media. Che vergogna.
Mike@mikesamps

@AlexiLalas I’m still yelling about @Azzurri_En not qualifying for the @FIFAWorldCup A World Cup without Italy just doesn’t quite feel like a World Cup.

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