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no problem, it's a good idea to have a thread specifically on this...
here's what I don't understand... many presidents, or politicians in general, in charge of a public office, are business men, entrepeneurs... now, I understand if he leave something as visible as AC Milan, in order not affect the club, more than government position, by making someone think could win because of his position...
but does this mean he should (or will) resign from the board of all his other companies? Doubt it... then why Milan? Why isn't it more suspicious to have a club president in charge of the Serie A... like Moratti, or previously Galliani, or anyone else?
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