1.21 The Rise and Fall of Bruno de Carvalho: The Conclusion
To recap in our last post, Sporting Clube de Portugal had finally parted ways with their club president Bruno de Carvalho after an extraordinary General Assembly was called for members to ultimately be the ones to decide whether he should be allowed to continue in post. The people said no. I think it is safe to assume that most of us, if found in de Carvalho's position after the attacks at Alcochete, would have done the honourable thing and resigned. It's not like some of the club's board hadn't already acted in the correct manner. So in the end he had to be pushed and even then he didn't take the decision kindly. Quelle fucking surprise. His last parting gift turned out to be the hiring of Siniša Mihajlović as the mister and Augusta Inácio as general manager for football which cost the club another few million euros in compensation. I imagine the club's lawyers were always smiling during Bruno de Carvalho's time in charge and in fact were probably the only ...
