Tuesday, 03.03.2015.
15:43
Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic on Tuesday admitted there had been "thievery and irregularities" in the business dealings of Serbia's largest football clubs.
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pre 9 godina
Sad for the loyal fans of these clubs that the thieves in management have made them uncompetitive. Hopefully there will be a real investigation and successful prosecutions against those who pocketed payoffs for transfers and skimmed club revenue. I have been told that this has been happening for years and it wouldn't be difficult to put together the evidence. The PM is right that privatization is the only alternative, but I hope the clubs' fans get a say in that process.
pre 9 godina
Sounds like Vucic is about to sell Serbia's sports clubs to his Arab friends.
pre 9 godina
Sounds like Vucic is about to sell Serbia's sports clubs to his Arab friends.
pre 9 godina
Sad for the loyal fans of these clubs that the thieves in management have made them uncompetitive. Hopefully there will be a real investigation and successful prosecutions against those who pocketed payoffs for transfers and skimmed club revenue. I have been told that this has been happening for years and it wouldn't be difficult to put together the evidence. The PM is right that privatization is the only alternative, but I hope the clubs' fans get a say in that process.
pre 9 godina
Sad for the loyal fans of these clubs that the thieves in management have made them uncompetitive. Hopefully there will be a real investigation and successful prosecutions against those who pocketed payoffs for transfers and skimmed club revenue. I have been told that this has been happening for years and it wouldn't be difficult to put together the evidence. The PM is right that privatization is the only alternative, but I hope the clubs' fans get a say in that process.
pre 9 godina
Sounds like Vucic is about to sell Serbia's sports clubs to his Arab friends.
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