Although he had just watched the first training match, the resentment of the Juventus players always made Su Yun feel uncomfortable.

When Blanco heard Su Yun's words, his face began to change.

Ugly.

His face is ugly.

No words were spoken.

Secco replaced Blanco and spoke up: "Coach Su Yun, you have been in English football, so you don't know much about Italian football. In fact, from the 1980s to the 1990s, when Serie A was at its most glorious, Which of those strong teams has clean hands and feet? None. Not one of them."

"Those strong teams back then, in terms of every team, everyone had a share. We had a share, Milan had a share, Inter Milan, Roma all had a share. Maybe we did the most, but there was almost no club in Italian football. All of them can be cleaned up. They have more or less engaged in match-fixing."

When the names of some other clubs were mentioned, Seko curled his lips.

Very disdainful.

"Of course, since there is no evidence, we won't say anything. But even in this "Phonegate" incident, we were deeply involved, and we admit it. But we are not convinced by the final result."

"Milan, how can they continue to stay in Serie A and participate in the Champions League? Lazio and Fiorentina can still stay in Serie A, why?"

He gritted his teeth when he spoke.

Su Yun didn't expect it.

I didn't expect that there would be such resentment within Juventus. Not only the players, but also the senior management of Juventus.

Look at what Secco looks like.

I think it is unfair. I have been treated unfairly.

Su Yun almost understood what Seko meant.

This is obviously not about scarcity but about inequality.

Juventus' idea is simple.

Damn it, no one is clean in Italian football. Everyone is the same and no one is better than anyone else.

If everyone was punished, I guess Juventus wouldn't have such deep resentment.

But the current situation is that one club, Juventus, has been punished the most severely.

In the 1990s, not to mention the "cao" control of referees in Italian football, all kinds of filth in the transfer market, and even various doping were very common.

Many people still doubt that Juventus and Milan were the clubs most prone to doping back then.

Of course, other clubs are not clean either.

Moreover, in this case of "Calciopoli", Juventus believed that the penalty was unfair. They believed that this time "Calciopoli" was just a slap on Juventus.

Milan, Lazio and Fiorentina all left.

And Inter Milan became the biggest fisherman.

It's not fair no matter how you think about it.

It is because of this kind of thinking that there is a lot of resentment at Juventus. From the top of the club to the lower staff to the players in the team.

They all have deep resentments.

Su Yun is an outsider.

I can't feel the resentment inside Juventus.

But I was thinking about it in my mind.

This kind of resentment can be a huge booster if used well, because it can easily become a morale booster. If used incorrectly, it can easily cut oneself. This emotion is a double-edged sword.

It depends on how Su Yun guides him.
Chapter completed!