abubasky
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Hmmm....
I saw this on the site
"Source: Football Italia
The San Siro giants have unveiled plans to carry on without a President if Silvio Berlusconi is forced to give up his position.
The media magnate has been in charge of Milan since the 1980’s, but as the Prime Minister of Italy his many roles represent a conflict of interests.
“We have retired Franco Baresi’s Number 6 jersey and will do the same for Paolo Maldini’s Number 3,” joked Vice-President Adriano Galliani (pictured). “Why not do the same for the Number 1 – the President?”
New laws forced Berlusconi into his resignation on December 28 and a successor has not been found, but it seems the club has no intention of looking for one.
“We have consulted our legal staff and it is possible to continue indefinitely with myself as Vice-President,” continued Galliani, who has practically been running the club for the last few years since Berlusconi’s political career took off.
“As far as the almanacs are concerned, Silvio Berlusconi will be the last President of AC Milan and the club statute changed accordingly.”"
What will happen when Berlusconileaves the PM seat? Come back to reclaim the position, or Kick Galliani out to become VP?
I don't think this is a good idea, ..but it's his club.
I saw this on the site
"Source: Football Italia
The San Siro giants have unveiled plans to carry on without a President if Silvio Berlusconi is forced to give up his position.
The media magnate has been in charge of Milan since the 1980’s, but as the Prime Minister of Italy his many roles represent a conflict of interests.
“We have retired Franco Baresi’s Number 6 jersey and will do the same for Paolo Maldini’s Number 3,” joked Vice-President Adriano Galliani (pictured). “Why not do the same for the Number 1 – the President?”
New laws forced Berlusconi into his resignation on December 28 and a successor has not been found, but it seems the club has no intention of looking for one.
“We have consulted our legal staff and it is possible to continue indefinitely with myself as Vice-President,” continued Galliani, who has practically been running the club for the last few years since Berlusconi’s political career took off.
“As far as the almanacs are concerned, Silvio Berlusconi will be the last President of AC Milan and the club statute changed accordingly.”"
What will happen when Berlusconileaves the PM seat? Come back to reclaim the position, or Kick Galliani out to become VP?
I don't think this is a good idea, ..but it's his club.
