Who's your money on in the takeover 'battle'?

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Goat said:
Roma continues to work for next season under the watchful eyes of President Dan Friedkin.

The owner of the Giallorossi landed in the capital in recent days to attend live the numerous meetings held in Trigoria.

Over these last three days Friedkin is said to have worked side by side with CEO Lina Souloukou, coach Daniele De Rossi and technical director Florent Ghisolfi to analyze the season that has just ended, what can be improved and what should be avoided in the future.

Friedkin dictated the guidelines on the market, asking for a change of pace compared to previous seasons, reports Corriere dello Sport.

The American chairman of the club instructed the team’s management to avoid signing players on loan, players over 30, and ones with extremely high wages.

From now on, Roma want to avoid spending on commissions, focusing instead on price-tags, preferably of young, quality players with lots of potential.
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Great. Moneyball.

Brilliant strategy to have when your scouting network has been hopeless for two decades.
 

Goat said:
Roma continues to work for next season under the watchful eyes of President Dan Friedkin.

The owner of the Giallorossi landed in the capital in recent days to attend live the numerous meetings held in Trigoria.

Over these last three days Friedkin is said to have worked side by side with CEO Lina Souloukou, coach Daniele De Rossi and technical director Florent Ghisolfi to analyze the season that has just ended, what can be improved and what should be avoided in the future.

Friedkin dictated the guidelines on the market, asking for a change of pace compared to previous seasons, reports Corriere dello Sport.

The American chairman of the club instructed the team’s management to avoid signing players on loan, players over 30, and ones with extremely high wages.

From now on, Roma want to avoid spending on commissions, focusing instead on price-tags, preferably of young, quality players with lots of potential.
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That sounds like a strategy we need!

Don’t like the idea of Roma being his crown jewel and we’re the second club though

Mourinho said he knows nothing about football but maybe he’s just bitter after being sacked
 
Goat said:
Friedkin is involved in conservation efforts through the Friedkin Conservation Fund, which works to protect millions of acres of endangered wildlife areas and stimulate community development in East Africa. FCF also conducts research and monitoring in order to make effective wildlife management decisions and promote long-term sustainability of wildlife and their wilderness.[21][22]
Friedkin is among landowners who supported a Texas legislative bill that would regulate wind and solar power projects in Texas.[28] Environmentalists criticized the bill, saying it unfairly targets renewable energy and undermines climate change mitigation.[28] Friedkin has sought to prevent an electric transmission line being built on his sprawling ranch in West Texas.[28]

Friedkin also owns Mwiba Lodge, a luxury secluded lodge, located in a private wildlife reserve in the southern part of the Serengeti National Park in Tanzania.[29]
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Goat said:
Roma continues to work for next season under the watchful eyes of President Dan Friedkin.

The owner of the Giallorossi landed in the capital in recent days to attend live the numerous meetings held in Trigoria.

Over these last three days Friedkin is said to have worked side by side with CEO Lina Souloukou, coach Daniele De Rossi and technical director Florent Ghisolfi to analyze the season that has just ended, what can be improved and what should be avoided in the future.

Friedkin dictated the guidelines on the market, asking for a change of pace compared to previous seasons, reports Corriere dello Sport.

The American chairman of the club instructed the team’s management to avoid signing players on loan, players over 30, and ones with extremely high wages.

From now on, Roma want to avoid spending on commissions, focusing instead on price-tags, preferably of young, quality players with lots of potential.
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Doesnt sound so bad, pretty much the opposite of what we are now.
 
Goat said:
Only due to us getting pricey dead end loans, buying players with no resale and generally buying garbage.
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The scouting network is on its knees; we have a terrible recent academy record...what could go wrong here I wonder? 🤔
 

davek said:
The scouting network is on its knees; we have a terrible recent academy record...what could go wrong here I wonder? 🤔
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Would do you suggest Dave?

Are you suggesting that we shouldnt sign any more players, EVER?

Or maybe, we could, you know, improve our scouting? Or is that not possible? Just curious what you would do.
 

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