Managerial Corruption

[Vermilion]

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[Vermilion]

The way some of these agents get into football, ending up making multi million pound deals that effect a players whole career, is shocking.

How has total regulation not come in by now.


Profile | Giuseppe 'Pino' Pagliara.

Born Genoa, Italy in 1955

Early life Moved to New Zealand with his parents as a boy

Work After returning home in the Nineties he tried to break into football. In 1994, according to the author Tom Bower, Pagliara tried to broker a deal between Newcastle and Inter Milan to take Dennis Bergkamp to Tyneside, only to see the player eventually move to Arsenal.

Big break This came via former railway station caretaker turned Juventus managing director “Lucky” Luciano Moggi. Pagliara said: “I actually for three years used to call him about four, five times a week and he’d tell me, 'Call me tomorrow, call me tomorrow’, until one day he said 'Listen, what the ---- do you want, because you keep calling me?’

“At that time he controlled Italian football…and I said 'Nothing, I just want to carry your briefcase, you know’.”

He said Moggi – later named as the architect of Serie A’s match-fixing scandal – made him “Juventus’s man in England”.

Ravanelli, who scored for Juventus in a Champions League final victory, shocked fans by joining Bryan Robson’s Middlesbrough for £7m, with Pagliara as his agent.

He claimed to be behind the moves of Nwankwo Kanu to Arsenal, Juninho to Middlesbrough, and Zola to Chelsea.

Low point In June 2005, Pagliara, by then general manager of Venezia, was stopped by police carrying a briefcase containing €250,000 in Genoa.

He was handed a five-year ban by the Italian FA, which concluded the cash was part of a match-fixing agreement. Pagliara returned as an agent in 2014 with Cardiff City under its Malaysian owner Vincent Tan.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/09/27/exclusive-eight-premier-league-managers-took-transfer-bungs-clai/

[McDermotX]

Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink at QPR, Tommy Wright of Barnsley and Leeds United's Massimo Cellino are named by the Telegraph in their #Football4Sale allegations.

[ame]https://twitter.com/Telegraph/status/781235367622152192[/ame]

[ChesterDave]

Jimmy Floyd Haaselbaink's Burton Albion
Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink's QPR
Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink's on the ****ing take.

[baitman]

Jimmy Floyd Haaselbaink's Burton Albion
Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink's QPR
Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink's on the ****ing take.

whats the tune though...

[Vermilion]

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[baitman]

la lala lala la, la lala lalallla,
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thats not a tune, thats just ****e lyrics.

[Vermilion]

You can't read music then ?

[rodo]

something not right with the hasselbank one

[Alex]

The Hasselbank thing sort of blows the 'Old Boys Club' thinking out of it. Everyone's on the take.

[Phoenix07]

The Telegraph said two days ago that the assistant manager was from a high profile club, and it ends up being Barnsley?

[EwarWoo]

Mudds!

[Reece]

[ame]https://twitter.com/mjshrimper/status/781589852089352192[/ame]

[Phoenix07]

Southampton would be a much higher profile club than Barnsley.

[G]

It'll end up being a stream of no marks won't it. I mean Eric Black, who gives a ****.