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Postat de vali.gazzaev pe 22 Februarie 2021, 16:10

According to the court, Becali’s registration of the Steaua brand in 2004, shortly after he gained a controlling stake, was illegal. Accordingly, every symbol relating to the club’s image was duly revoked from his organisation. The Steaua name and logo belonged to the army, not to Becali, as crisis reigned. Steaua, or perhaps more accurately Not Steaua, was forced to play their next home game, against CSM Studențesc Iași, without any visible branding as it pertained to the army’s possession. The scoreboard showed a black box where the logo usually resided, while the word Steaua was replaced with “hosts,” a generic identity of stunning emotion. Steaua Bucharest, once the champions of Europe, had lost its distinguishing features.

Sursa: ryanferguson.co.uk, un blog foarte citit de microbistii din albion Concluzia e foarte simpla: Toata Europa, toata lumea, toata omenirea, a auzit si inteles ca fc fcsb nu e Steaua. Singurii care nu se impaca cu acest adevar incontestabil sunt fecesebistii. Lesne de inteles de ce.

adook • 22 Februarie 2021, 16:11

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Postat de steauaeuna pe 22 Februarie 2021, 16:09

fixer, iar esti prost. prost rau rau de tot...tu citesti ce scri? Ia asculta:FCSB ESTE FOTBAL CLUB STEAUA BUCURESTI, STEAUA CEA ADEVARATA, STEAUA DIN LIGA 1. LIGA INTAI.Acum ai inteles? Bravo. Sezi.

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vali.gazzaev • 22 Februarie 2021, 16:10

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Postat de vali.gazzaev pe 22 Februarie 2021, 16:09

Why Steaua Bucharest lost its name and logo In 2011, Becali clashed with the army regarding exorbitant rent he was forced to pay at the dilapidated Ghencea Stadium. Perhaps in retaliation, the Ministry of Defence (MoD) asked Becali to produce documentation proving his ownership of Steaua and its associated imagery. When no paperwork was forthcoming, the MoD sued FC Steaua București, claiming that the Romanian Army was the rightful owner of the Steaua logo, colours, name and honours. “I will give the team a new name,” Becali declared as turmoil engulfed his crumbling empire. “Let’s see who the fans will support: me or the general’s team? There are many people who are my fans, not Steaua’s. They support Steaua because of me. I will change the badge and the colours. I will leave the stadium. I will do whatever they want because I’m too strong for them.” In reality, Steaua supporters were stuck in the middle of a bitter struggle for legitimacy. They were kept in the dark, starved of accurate information as to what was happening to their beloved club. At once deluded, Becali was also defeated after a protracted legal squabble. In December 2014, the Supreme Court found in the army’s favour, stripping Becali’s club of its recognisable identity.

According to the court, Becali’s registration of the Steaua brand in 2004, shortly after he gained a controlling stake, was illegal. Accordingly, every symbol relating to the club’s image was duly revoked from his organisation. The Steaua name and logo belonged to the army, not to Becali, as crisis reigned. Steaua, or perhaps more accurately Not Steaua, was forced to play their next home game, against CSM Studențesc Iași, without any visible branding as it pertained to the army’s possession. The scoreboard showed a black box where the logo usually resided, while the word Steaua was replaced with “hosts,” a generic identity of stunning emotion. Steaua Bucharest, once the champions of Europe, had lost its distinguishing features.

xclx • 22 Februarie 2021, 16:10

Postat de vali.gazzaev pe 22 Februarie 2021, 15:56

to bring it back to the top. But until then, one of Europe’s most prestigious clubs is suffering from this widespread misinformation perpetuated by FCSB thanks to its favoured mass-media appeal. We know it is not UEFA’s policy – nor should it be – to meddle inside its member associations’ internal affairs, but we also know that your organisation’s attention for the club identities is of the utmost importance – as proven in other similar cases throughout the continent, so far. If initiating an enquiry into this matter is possible for UEFA – with fair implication of ALL parties involved – we, the supporters of 1986 European Champion Steaua București, will be more than happy to assist you with more historical background and technical information about this case. With highest esteem, Steaua Supporters’ Association Asociația Steliștilor 1947

„În sezonul 2005-2006, a atins cu Steaua faza semifinală în Cupa UEFA, cea mai notabilă performanță a unei echipe de club din ultimele decenii, unde a fost eliminată dramatic de echipa engleză, Middlesbrough”, au scris inițial cei de la CSA Steaua pe site-ul oficial, însă la scurt timp au eliminat această parte din textul dedicat lui Mihai Neșu - IA CU PAINE POSTACHE

steauaeuna • 22 Februarie 2021, 16:09

Postat de the.fixer pe 22 Februarie 2021, 16:00

FCSB inseamna Faci Ce Spune Becali. De cand in dictionarul limbii romane Steaua = Spune ?

fixer, iar esti prost. prost rau rau de tot...tu citesti ce scri? Ia asculta:FCSB ESTE FOTBAL CLUB STEAUA BUCURESTI, STEAUA CEA ADEVARATA, STEAUA DIN LIGA 1. LIGA INTAI.Acum ai inteles? Bravo. Sezi.

vali.gazzaev • 22 Februarie 2021, 16:09

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Postat de vali.gazzaev pe 22 Februarie 2021, 16:08

How Gigi Becali destroyed Steaua Bucharest A childhood supporter of Dinamo Bucharest, the sworn enemy of Steaua, Becali built great personal wealth in real estate, often drawing suspicion for unconventional deals. One transaction in particular led to his downfall, a sale of land to the Romanian army deemed illegal because he didn’t actually own the plot initially. In 2013, Becali was handed a three-year suspended prison sentence for his role in the plot, but one in a string of controversies that engulfed the oligarch. Indeed, under his command, Steaua became mired in criminality. Becali was also implicated in a bribery case when five of his associates were caught carrying a suitcase stuffed with cash, supposedly earmarked as a match-fixing bounty. Mihai Stoica, the club’s general manager, was arrested on suspicion of fraud and money laundering while Gheorghe Mustață, leader of a prominent Steaua ultras group, was held in connection with a murder. Becali didn’t so much want Steaua to maintain its illustrious history as to bring it under his umbrella of greedy narcissism. A deeply religious Orthodox Christian, Becali owns a replica of Leonardo da Vinci’s The Last Supper painting, although Gigi himself is depicted as Jesus Christ. Humble, eh?

Why Steaua Bucharest lost its name and logo In 2011, Becali clashed with the army regarding exorbitant rent he was forced to pay at the dilapidated Ghencea Stadium. Perhaps in retaliation, the Ministry of Defence (MoD) asked Becali to produce documentation proving his ownership of Steaua and its associated imagery. When no paperwork was forthcoming, the MoD sued FC Steaua București, claiming that the Romanian Army was the rightful owner of the Steaua logo, colours, name and honours. “I will give the team a new name,” Becali declared as turmoil engulfed his crumbling empire. “Let’s see who the fans will support: me or the general’s team? There are many people who are my fans, not Steaua’s. They support Steaua because of me. I will change the badge and the colours. I will leave the stadium. I will do whatever they want because I’m too strong for them.” In reality, Steaua supporters were stuck in the middle of a bitter struggle for legitimacy. They were kept in the dark, starved of accurate information as to what was happening to their beloved club. At once deluded, Becali was also defeated after a protracted legal squabble. In December 2014, the Supreme Court found in the army’s favour, stripping Becali’s club of its recognisable identity.

vali.gazzaev • 22 Februarie 2021, 16:08

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How Gigi Becali destroyed Steaua Bucharest A childhood supporter of Dinamo Bucharest, the sworn enemy of Steaua, Becali built great personal wealth in real estate, often drawing suspicion for unconventional deals. One transaction in particular led to his downfall, a sale of land to the Romanian army deemed illegal because he didn’t actually own the plot initially. In 2013, Becali was handed a three-year suspended prison sentence for his role in the plot, but one in a string of controversies that engulfed the oligarch. Indeed, under his command, Steaua became mired in criminality. Becali was also implicated in a bribery case when five of his associates were caught carrying a suitcase stuffed with cash, supposedly earmarked as a match-fixing bounty. Mihai Stoica, the club’s general manager, was arrested on suspicion of fraud and money laundering while Gheorghe Mustață, leader of a prominent Steaua ultras group, was held in connection with a murder. Becali didn’t so much want Steaua to maintain its illustrious history as to bring it under his umbrella of greedy narcissism. A deeply religious Orthodox Christian, Becali owns a replica of Leonardo da Vinci’s The Last Supper painting, although Gigi himself is depicted as Jesus Christ. Humble, eh?

xclx • 22 Februarie 2021, 16:08

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