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Juventus
Football Club



www.juventus.com



Founded
1897

Colours
Black and White

Nickname
La Vecchia Signora

President
Giovanni Cobolli Gigli

Manager
Didier Deschamps

Stadium for the 06/07 season
Stadio Olimpico



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PROFILE


Juventus Football Club S.p.A. is one of the prominent professional football clubs internationally, boasting approximately 21 million supporters in Europe and some 10 million supporters, almost one-third of all football fans, in Italy.

Juventus' entire winning track-record is the richest among all Italian football clubs, with 27 Italian Championships, 9 Italian Cups and 4 Italian Super Cups domestically, and a number of international trophies, i.e. 2 Champions Leagues, 2 Intercontinental Cups, 2 European Super Cups, 3 UEFA Cups, and 1 Cup Winners' Cup.

Sporting achievements have greatly contributed to the Company’s reputation and prestige and Juventus' very name elicits perceptions of success, professionalism and tradition. The Company has successfully supplemented its core competitive sporting activities with a comprehensive effort to exploit its corporate name, which has become one of the world's best known and most popular brands, achieving significant economic results.

Juventus has become a "media company", well equipped to become part of the broader entertainment industry in ways consistent with its development strategy, and to take any opportunities for growth that will arise from its changing into a "entertainment and leisure group".

Excellent sports results and increasing profitability and shareholders value are the mission of Juventus Football Club S.p.A..






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PALMARES


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27 Serie A Championships

1904/05, 1925/26, 1930/31, 1931/32, 1932/33, 1933/34, 1934/35, 1949/50, 1951/52, 1957/58, 1959/60, 1960/61, 1966/67, 1971/72, 1972/73, 1974/75, 1976/77, 1977/78, 1980/81, 1981/82, 1983/84, 1985/86, 1994/95, 1996/97, 1997/98, 2001/02, 2002/03

1 Serie B Championship

2006/07

9 Italian Cups

1937/38 vs. Torino
1941/42 vs. Milan
1958/59 vs. Internazionale
1959/60 vs. Fiorentina
1964/65 vs. Internazionale
1978/79 vs. Palermo
1982/83 vs. Verona
1989/90 vs. Milan
1994/95 vs. Parma

4 Italian Supercups

1995/96 vs. Parma
1997/98 vs. Vicenza
2002/03 vs. Parma
2003/04 vs. Milan

2 European Cups

1984/85 vs. Liverpool
1995/96 vs. Ajax

1 Cup Winners Cup

1983/84 vs. Porto

3 UEFA Cups

1976/77 vs. Athletic Bilbao
1989/90 vs. Fiorentina
1992/93 vs. Borussia Dortmund

2 European Supercups

1984/85 vs. Liverpool
1996/97 vs. Paris Saint-Germain

2 Intercontinental Cups

1985/86 vs. Argentinos Juniors
1996/97 vs. River Plate

1 Intertoto Cup

1999/00 vs. Stade Rennais






RECORDS


All-time Topscorer

Alessandro Del Piero, 218 goals

Best Seasonal Topscorer

Felice Borel, 32 goals (Serie A 33/34)

Highest Number of Appeareances

Gaetano Scirea, 552

Highest Number of Appeareances in Serie A

Giampiero Boniperti, 444







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GOLDEN BALL WINNERS
and Individual Awards


1961 Omar Sivori
1982 Paolo Rossi
1983 Michel Platini
1984 Michel Platini
1985 Michel Platini
1993 Roberto Baggio
1998 Zinedine Zidane
2003 Pavel Nedved


FIFA World Player of the Year

1993 Roberto Baggio
1998 Zinedine Zidane
2000 Zinedine Zidane






ROSTER 06/07


Manager: Didier Deschamps


GOALKEEPERS

1. Gianluigi BUFFON
12. Antonio MIRANTE
22. Emanuele BELARDI

DEFENDERS

2. Alessandro BIRINDELLI
3. Giorgio CHIELLINI
4. Robert KOVAC
5. Igor TUDOR
13. Felice PICCOLO
14. Federico BALZARETTI
18. Jean-Alain BOUMSONG
27. Jonathan ZEBINA
30. Nicola LEGROTTAGLIE
33. Orlando URBANO

MIDFIELDERS

6. Cristiano ZANETTI
8. Giuliano GIANNICHEDDA
11. Pavel NEDVED
15. Claudio MARCHISIO
16. Mauro German CAMORANESI
19. Matteo PARO
29. Paolo DE CEGLIE
32. Marco MARCHIONNI

FORWARDS

9. Valeri BOJINOV
10. Alessandro DEL PIERO
17. David TREZEGUET
20. Raffaele PALLADINO
25. Marcelo ZALAYETA






TRANSFERS


In:

Jean-Alain Boumsong (Newcastle Utd) - €4.8 million
Marco Marchionni (Parma) - free
Cristiano Zanetti (Internazionale) - free
Valeri Bojinov (Fiorentina) - on loan
Emanuele Belardi (Reggina) - on loan

Out:

Christian Abbiati (Milan) - return from loan
Gianluca Pessotto - retirement
Manuele Blasi (Fiorentina) - loan
Fabrizio Miccoli (Benfica) - loan
Michele Paolucci (Ascoli) - loan
Pietro Zammuto (Sambenedettese) - loan
Andrea Gasbarroni (Parma) - loan
Landry Bonnefoi (FC Metz) - loan
Olivier Kapo (Levante) - loan
Ruben Olivera (Sampdoria) - loan
Giuseppe Sculli (Genoa) - loan
Rey Volpato (Arezzo) - loan
Andrea Rossi (Siena) - loan
Davide Chiumiento (Young Boys) - loan
Andrea Masiello (Siena) - co-ownership
Giovanni Bartolucci (Siena) - co-ownership
Adrian Mutu (Fiorentina) - €8 million
Emerson (Real Madrid) - €16 million
Fabio Cannavaro (Real Madrid) - €7 million
Lilian Thuram (Barcelona) - €5 million
Gianluca Zambrotta (Barcelona) - €14 million
Patrick Vieira (Internazionale) - €9.5 million
Zlatan Ibrahimovic (Internazionale) - €25 million

January Transfer Window:

Out:

Tomas Guzman (Spezia) - loan

Transfers for 2007/08 season:

In:

Hasan Salihamidzic (Bayern Munich) - free
Zdenek Grygera (Ajax) - free
Domenico Criscito (Genoa) - €5 million for remaining 50% of contract
Vincenzo Iaquinta (Udinese) - €11.3 million
Cristian Molinaro (Siena) - €2.5 million for remaining 50% of contract
Antonio Nocerino (Piacenza) - €3.7 million for remaining 50% of contract
Sergio Bernardo Almiron (Empoli) - €9 million
Tiago Mendes (Olympique Lyon) - €13 million

Out:

Valeri Bojinov (Fiorentina) - return from loan
Igor Tudor (Hajduk Split) - free
Robert Kovac (Borussia Dortmund) - free
Federico Balzaretti (Fiorentina) - €3.8 million








SCHEDULE


Pre-season & Friendlies

22-07-06 Juventus 8 - 0 Alessandria
28-07-06 Juventus 3 - 1 Trentino
04-08-06 Juventus 4 - 1 Spezia
11-08-06 Juventus 1 - 0 Internazionale [Trofeo Birra Moretti]
11-08-06 Juventus 1 - 0 Napoli [Trofeo Birra Moretti]
16-08-06 Juventus 0 - 0 Piacenza [at Villar Perosa]
31-08-06 Juventus 1 - 1 Internazionale [Juventus win 4-3 on penalties][Trofeo TIM]
31-08-06 Juventus 1 - 3 Milan [Trofeo TIM]
04-09-06 Juventus 0 - 1 Roma
06-10-06 Juventus 0 - 4 Sampdoria
06-01-07 Juventus 2 - 3 Milan [Trofeo Berlusconi]


Coppa Italia

19-08-06 Martina 0 - 3 Juventus
23-08-06 Cesena 1 - 2 Juventus
27-08-06 Napoli 3 - 3 Juventus [Napoli wins 5-4 on penalties]


League


09.09.2006 16.00 Rimini 1 - 1 Juventus
16.09.2006 16.00 Juventus 2 - 1 Vicenza
19.09.2006 20.30 Crotone 0 - 3 Juventus
23.09.2006 16.00 Juventus 4 - 0 Modena
30.09.2006 16.00 Piacenza 0 - 2 Juventus
16.10.2006 20.45 Treviso 0 - 1 Juventus
21.10.2006 16.00 Triestina 0 - 1 Juventus
28.10.2006 16.00 Juventus 1 - 0 Frosinone
01.11.2006 17.30 Juventus 2 - 0 Brescia
06.11.2006 21.00 Napoli 1 - 1 Juventus
11.11.2006 16.00 Juventus 2 - 0 Pescara
18.11.2006 16.00 Albinoleffe 1 - 1 Juventus
25.11.2006 16.00 Juventus 4 - 1 Lecce
01.12.2006 20.30 Genoa 1 - 1 Juventus
09.12.2006 16.00 Juventus 1 - 0 Verona
19.12.2006 20.30 Bologna 0 - 1 Juventus
22.12.2006 20.30 Juventus 2 - 2 Arezzo
13.01.2007 16.00 Mantova 1 - 0 Juventus
16.01.2007 20.30 Juventus 2- 1 Cesena
20.01.2007 16.00 Juventus 4 - 2 Bari
27.01.2007 16.00 Spezia 1 - 1 Juventus
10.02.2007 16.00 Vicenza 2 - 2 Juventus
17.02.2007 16.00 Juventus 5 - 0 Crotone
26.02.2007 20.45 Modena 0 - 1 Juventus
04.03.2007 20.30 Juventus 4 - 0 Piacenza
10.03.2007 16.00 Brescia 3 - 1 Juventus
13.03.2007 20.30 Juventus 1 - 0 Treviso
19.03.2007 16.00 Juventus 5 - 1 Triestina
31.03.2007 16.00 Pescara 0 - 1 Juventus
07.04.2007 15.00 Juventus 1 - 1 Albinoleffe
10.04.2007 19.00 Juventus 2 - 0 Napoli
14.04.2007 16.00 Lecce 1 - 3 Juventus
17.04.2007 16.00 Juventus 0 - 0 Rimini
21.04.2007 16.00 Juventus 3 - 1 Genoa
28.04.2007 16.00 Verona 0 - 1 Juventus
01.05.2007 20.30 Frosinone 0 - 2 Juventus
06.05.2007 20.30 Cesena 2 - 2 Juventus
12.05.2007 16.00 Juventus 3 - 1 Bologna
19.05.2007 16.00 Arezzo 1 - 5 Juventus
26.05.2007 16.00 Juventus 2 - 0 Mantova
03.06.2007 16.00 Bari 1 - 0 Juventus
10.06.2007 15.00 Juventus 2 - 3 Spezia






SCORERS 06/07


Del Piero: 24
Trezeguet: 15
Nedved: 12
Palladino: 8
Bojinov: 7
Camoranesi: 4
Zalayeta: 4
Chiellini: 4
Zanetti: 2
Balzaretti: 2
Marchionni: 2
Boumsong: 2
Paro: 1
De Ceglie: 1
Birindelli: 1
Bianco: 1


__________________


FOOOOOOOOOORZA JUVE!

I think that after close to 8000 I should say something about the site and the good and bad times I spent here. I'll start by saying that without knowing what will happen to my dear Juventus(sounds like it will be serie B) is that no matter what happens I'll always be a Juventino for life and even after. I bleed black & white. People can say whatever they say about the old lady but I still find her attractive. Juventus to me is a passion that I can't describe. I cheered like crazy when they won the CL in 1996. I got up at 5 in the morning to listen to the Intercontinetal Cup that we won in 97. Juve made me happy and sometimes sad. That goes for every fan of any team.
I remember when I 1st came here, I wanted to add kits and stuff for my Fifa 97 and then I discovered the soccer forum. I met a lot of good people here and found out a lot about other teams and their supporters. I had a blast here and will continue so even if I won't post like a madman. It's time for old geysers like me to move on but it won't be easy. I'll go out gradually. :D
Thanks to all the guys here who made it fun to come here. I know I'll forget some of you and please forgive me.

To my fellow Juventini: IceBlu, Claupastore, Juventino, djperthglory, italianstyle87, Se7en, bianconeri6, JuevntusForever, nird, vitu, henry#14, jumbo, cyrex, JTNY, Rocky and ShAnDo.

cheers!

Thanks to all you non-Juve supporters also: Santino, Mikey, Pizarro14, Shevchenko-[7], Pede54, Rob, ForzaNerazzurri, modena_10, rony31,-Vince-, RUSI, Yossarian, Vinnie Jones, Virgo, Tom, TheBlueBalla, DraganT, Hakeem, AhmedK, ::shinji::, Grunger and the rest of you.

(Y)

I'll leave you with my fav smilie :rockman:
and this

I think that after close to 8000 I should say something about the site and the good and bad times I spent here. I'll start by saying that without knowing what will happen to my dear Juventus(sounds like it will be serie B) is that no matter what happens I'll always be a Juventino for life and even after. I bleed black & white. People can say whatever they say about the old lady but I still find her attractive. Juventus to me is a passion that I can't describe. I cheered like crazy when they won the CL in 1996. I got up at 5 in the morning to listen to the Intercontinetal Cup that we won in 97. Juve made me happy and sometimes sad. That goes for every fan of any team.
I remember when I 1st came here, I wanted to add kits and stuff for my Fifa 97 and then I discovered the soccer forum. I met a lot of good people here and found out a lot about other teams and their supporters. I had a blast here and will continue so even if I won't post like a madman. It's time for old geysers like me to move on but it won't be easy. I'll go out gradually. :D
Thanks to all the guys here who made it fun to come here. I know I'll forget some of you and please forgive me.

To my fellow Juventini: IceBlu, Claupastore, Juventino, djperthglory, italianstyle87, Se7en, bianconeri6, JuevntusForever, nird, vitu, henry#14, jumbo, cyrex, JTNY, Rocky and ShAnDo.

cheers!

Thanks to all you non-Juve supporters also: Santino, Mikey, Pizarro14, Shevchenko-[7], Rob, ForzaNerazzurri, modena_10, rony31,-Vince-, RUSI, Yossarian, Vinnie Jones, Virgo, TheBlueBalla, DraganT and the rest of you.

(Y)

I'll leave you with my fav smilie :rockman:


:Bow: Mark :Bow:


Your the definition of a true fan. I wish all the best to you Juventus fans and hopefully nothing serious happens to Juventus in the upcoming season.

it must be heartbreaking that the fans have to suffer through this.you can't pick up and leave like that pussy Capello does.With Juve distances from the scum Triade and after some justified years in lower divisions, hopefully they can bring themselves back up to a powerhouse team that has a reputation built on its own merits rather than gifted titles. I hate Juventus with a passion but for the sake of Calcio, pick yourselves back up in due time.

Take care Mark :rockman:

Sorry for my ignorance, but when did you sign Zanetti?

Oh, and take care Mark. (Y)

meh, wake up at 5am in the morning to watch a game? I do that all the time :rolleyes: :D

I think that after close to 8000 I should say something about the site and the good and bad times I spent here. I'll start by saying that without knowing what will happen to my dear Juventus(sounds like it will be serie B) is that no matter what happens I'll always be a Juventino for life and even after. I bleed black & white. People can say whatever they say about the old lady but I still find her attractive. Juventus to me is a passion that I can't describe. I cheered like crazy when they won the CL in 1996. I got up at 5 in the morning to listen to the Intercontinetal Cup that we won in 97. Juve made me happy and sometimes sad. That goes for every fan of any team.
I remember when I 1st came here, I wanted to add kits and stuff for my Fifa 97 and then I discovered the soccer forum. I met a lot of good people here and found out a lot about other teams and their supporters. I had a blast here and will continue so even if I won't post like a madman. It's time for old geysers like me to move on but it won't be easy. I'll go out gradually. :D
Thanks to all the guys here who made it fun to come here. I know I'll forget some of you and please forgive me.

To my fellow Juventini: IceBlu, Claupastore, Juventino, djperthglory, italianstyle87, Se7en, bianconeri6, JuevntusForever, nird, vitu, henry#14, jumbo, cyrex, JTNY, Rocky and ShAnDo.

cheers!

Thanks to all you non-Juve supporters also: Santino, Mikey, Pizarro14, Shevchenko-[7], Pede54, Rob, ForzaNerazzurri, modena_10, rony31,-Vince-, RUSI, Yossarian, Vinnie Jones, Virgo, TheBlueBalla, DraganT, Hakeem, AhmedK, ::shinji:: and the rest of you.

(Y)

I'll leave you with my fav smilie :rockman:
and this
http://www.soccergaming.tv/attachment.php?attachmentid=98042
Ah, Mark...truly one of the best members around. You gave another example of that in the post above, everything came from the heart.
You see, there won't be many fans like you, at least not any soon, many would drop their favourite club in the situation Juve currently is in, though I don't think you ever thought of even following a different club other than la vecchia signora, and for that you deserve as much respect as you can get from us. You're truly a person anyone would be honoured to know or even talken to. Thanks Mark, thank you for everything.

Any news on that moron that fell off a balcony? (:/)

I think that after close to 8000 I should say something about the site and the good and bad times I spent here. I'll start by saying that without knowing what will happen to my dear Juventus(sounds like it will be serie B) is that no matter what happens I'll always be a Juventino for life and even after. I bleed black & white. People can say whatever they say about the old lady but I still find her attractive. Juventus to me is a passion that I can't describe. I cheered like crazy when they won the CL in 1996. I got up at 5 in the morning to listen to the Intercontinetal Cup that we won in 97. Juve made me happy and sometimes sad. That goes for every fan of any team.
I remember when I 1st came here, I wanted to add kits and stuff for my Fifa 97 and then I discovered the soccer forum. I met a lot of good people here and found out a lot about other teams and their supporters. I had a blast here and will continue so even if I won't post like a madman. It's time for old geysers like me to move on but it won't be easy. I'll go out gradually. :D
Thanks to all the guys here who made it fun to come here. I know I'll forget some of you and please forgive me.

To my fellow Juventini: IceBlu, Claupastore, Juventino, djperthglory, italianstyle87, Se7en, bianconeri6, JuevntusForever, nird, vitu, henry#14, jumbo, cyrex, JTNY, Rocky and ShAnDo.

cheers!

Thanks to all you non-Juve supporters also: Santino, Mikey, Pizarro14, Shevchenko-[7], Pede54, Rob, ForzaNerazzurri, modena_10, rony31,-Vince-, RUSI, Yossarian, Vinnie Jones, Virgo, TheBlueBalla, DraganT, Hakeem, AhmedK, ::shinji:: and the rest of you.

(Y)

I'll leave you with my fav smilie :rockman:
and this
http://www.soccergaming.tv/attachment.php?attachmentid=98042

:( Take care Mark. You were really an asset to this forum. One of the few posters that actually knew what he was writing. Please drop by from time to time. By the way good luck to Juventus and to Italy next sunday. Take care Bud.

*hands out tissues*

damn, mark. :( that sucks. well im glad you will still show up sometimes. :( reading your posts it's clear you're a Juve die-hard and how much it's a passion for you. especially in these times juve could use fans like you. forza juve per sempre (Y) and forza azzurri of course :shades:

:( I think that after close to 8000 I should say something about the site and the good and bad times I spent here. I'll start by saying that without knowing what will happen to my dear Juventus(sounds like it will be serie B) is that no matter what happens I'll always be a Juventino for life and even after. I bleed black & white. People can say whatever they say about the old lady but I still find her attractive. Juventus to me is a passion that I can't describe. I cheered like crazy when they won the CL in 1996. I got up at 5 in the morning to listen to the Intercontinetal Cup that we won in 97. Juve made me happy and sometimes sad. That goes for every fan of any team.
I remember when I 1st came here, I wanted to add kits and stuff for my Fifa 97 and then I discovered the soccer forum. I met a lot of good people here and found out a lot about other teams and their supporters. I had a blast here and will continue so even if I won't post like a madman. It's time for old geysers like me to move on but it won't be easy. I'll go out gradually. :D
Thanks to all the guys here who made it fun to come here. I know I'll forget some of you and please forgive me.

To my fellow Juventini: IceBlu, Claupastore, Juventino, djperthglory, italianstyle87, Se7en, bianconeri6, JuevntusForever, nird, vitu, henry#14, jumbo, cyrex, JTNY, Rocky and ShAnDo.

cheers!

Thanks to all you non-Juve supporters also: Santino, Mikey, Pizarro14, Shevchenko-[7], Pede54, Rob, ForzaNerazzurri, modena_10, rony31,-Vince-, RUSI, Yossarian, Vinnie Jones, Virgo, TheBlueBalla, DraganT, Hakeem, AhmedK, ::shinji:: and the rest of you.

(Y)

I'll leave you with my fav smilie :rockman:
and this
http://www.soccergaming.tv/attachment.php?attachmentid=98042What are you dying or something? And where's me in that list? Aren't I one of your internet friends? :(

*hands out tissues*You're all a bunch of sappy losers. :|

I think it's time for you to get over your World Cup loss. But you seem to like it, so why not rub it in?

http://us.news1.yimg.com/us.yimg.com/i/fifa/gen/afp/20060626/i/2075300371.jpg
http://us.news1.yimg.com/us.yimg.com/i/fifa/gen/afp/20060626/i/838030325.jpg
http://us.news1.yimg.com/us.yimg.com/i/fifa/gen/afp/20060626/i/3408968850.jpg
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Keep it coming, moron.

Wasn't that like 2 weeks ago? I don't care about that anymore.

you are just plain weird, man.

I really wouldn't like to see Juve get relegated, i mean, they do deserve for what they did, but i put myself on the fans situation and damn... It must be really bad (:/)

Although, i need to think at my club and think that if you got relegated we can get Miccoli... (wich is super hiper mega amazing)

Sorry guys... :( A bit of egoism of my part...

29 Serie A championships*




* Awaiting the scandals' verdict.


Anyways i really hope you guys will return on top soon, lets say in 2 years in the Serie A and the year after to the UEFA cup.

']you are just plain weird, man.Really? Why's that?

suddenly you've become some kind of sadist.

I think that after close to 8000 I should say something about the site and the good and bad times I spent here. I'll start by saying that without knowing what will happen to my dear Juventus(sounds like it will be serie B) is that no matter what happens I'll always be a Juventino for life and even after. I bleed black & white. People can say whatever they say about the old lady but I still find her attractive. Juventus to me is a passion that I can't describe. I cheered like crazy when they won the CL in 1996. I got up at 5 in the morning to listen to the Intercontinetal Cup that we won in 97. Juve made me happy and sometimes sad. That goes for every fan of any team.
I remember when I 1st came here, I wanted to add kits and stuff for my Fifa 97 and then I discovered the soccer forum. I met a lot of good people here and found out a lot about other teams and their supporters. I had a blast here and will continue so even if I won't post like a madman. It's time for old geysers like me to move on but it won't be easy. I'll go out gradually. :D
Thanks to all the guys here who made it fun to come here. I know I'll forget some of you and please forgive me.

To my fellow Juventini: IceBlu, Claupastore, Juventino, djperthglory, italianstyle87, Se7en, bianconeri6, JuevntusForever, nird, vitu, henry#14, jumbo, cyrex, JTNY, Rocky and ShAnDo.

cheers!

Thanks to all you non-Juve supporters also: Santino, Mikey, Pizarro14, Shevchenko-[7], Pede54, Rob, ForzaNerazzurri, modena_10, rony31,-Vince-, RUSI, Yossarian, Vinnie Jones, Virgo, TheBlueBalla, DraganT, Hakeem, AhmedK, ::shinji:: and the rest of you.

(Y)

I'll leave you with my fav smilie :rockman:
and this
http://www.soccergaming.tv/attachment.php?attachmentid=98042

Cheers Mark. You are a top poster and a top admin on this site, and that really speaks to the passion you have for a club. I am very sad to hear that you will be weening yourself off SG, but I can always hope that like Juve, you can return in all your former glory some day

Cheer up guys: the idiocy of Moggi will never taint what your club is because its about fans, players and history. Those things will live on forever, no matter where you are playing

I'm sorry I'm a little late with this question, but what matches in particular are Juve accused of fixing and how were they fixed???

If you talk about certain games "fixed" meaning they bought the refs. NONE
If you talk about games with ref DeSantis we have a record of 2 wins 2 losses and 2 draws or something in the last 2 years and lost a Supercup because he dissalowed a good Trezeguet goal.
Moggi put us in deep sh*t for wanting "good" refs for certain games. No did he pay them? With all the millions of calls we don't see a glimpse of this so...
There's talk about Moggi wanting the refs to give out yellows to players that could miss the next game vs Juve but I don't remember any key players missing a game vs Juve. Maybe Flachi of Sampdoria, not sure.



EDIT: here's the supposed friend of Juve Mr.Desantis's stats in Juve games. He really did a bad job IF we bought him.

19.09.2004 Campionato Juventus-Atalanta 2-0 W
14.11.2004 Campionato Lecce-Juventus 0-1 W
06.01.2005 Campionato Parma-Juventus 1-1 L
05.02.2005 Campionato Palermo-Juventus 1-0 L
20.04.2005 Campionato Juventus-Inter 0-1 L
20.08.2005 Supercoppa Italiana Juventus-Inter 0-1 L (perfectly good goals by Trez dissalowed)
21.12.2005 Campionato Juventus-Siena 2-0 W
12.03.2006 Campionato Juventus-Milan 0-0 D
07.05.2006 Campionato Juventus-Palermo 2-1 W

4 wins 4 lost 1 draw







Thanks for your kind words guys! :rockman:

OK so Juve is in trouble because Moggi manipulated who reffed your matches. That's just retarded. With a team like Juve, this guy still feels that he needs an extra edge to win a game. Pathetic. I feel bad for the players and fans.

I edited my post with more info.


Moggi was stupid. He let the fame get to his head and thought he was God. Milan wanted him, Inter wanted him, people wanted him in politics....

thank god Milan didnt get him.. :|

remember he met Berlu? ahh.. phew..

They all knew what was going on and Galliani found out that Berlu wanted Moggi and voilà.

you blaming Galliani for the whole thing..?

but it is true though, Galliani told Berlu that Moggi shouldnt work at Milan because apparently he was dirty..

There are IMO, rumours that a phone company that has shares in Inter supplied the phone taps.. haha.. blame Inter

I heard that also, the thing with Galliani is that we all know about the Milan/Juve alliance right? Berlu wanted moggi, Galliani heard about it and felt that he would lose his job to Big Luciano and spilled the beans.

Again these are all rumors but it's good that it got out and they should ALL pay for it. Serie C, B or A-20pts.....

See ya around Mark. Good luck.

cheers mate, forgot about ya since I didn't see you post here for a while.

Yea. I'm kinda back with guns firing at the WC but usually i make one "appearance" or another, dont have that much time in my hands anymore with work plus Uni.

Juventus transfers 2006-2007

OUT:

Buffon(Milan), Zebina(Tottenham), Thuram(Lyon), Cannavaro(Real Madrid), Zambrotta(Real Madrid), Camoranesi(Bayern Munich), Emerson(Real Madrid), Vieira(Arsenal), Nedved(retirement), Trezeguet(Lyon), Ibrahimovic(Inter), Mutu(Fiorentina), Blasi(Fiorentina).

IN:

Mirante, Konko, Masiello, Legrottaglie, Marchionni, C. Zanetti, Paro, Palladino, Bojinov.

This could really happen. I'm off hanging myself. Ciao!

Ibrahimovic -> Inter ?! :X

f*ucckkk... if that happens... :(

Would Bojinov be a permanent deal, mark? Because I'm reading something different on each site.

And what's Volpato's situation? I wouldnt mind seeing him at Juve. Or is he co-owned by Siena?

I wouldnt mind seeing something like this

MIRANTE


BALZARETTI KOVAC CANNAVARO CHIELLINI


MARCHIONNI ZANETTI GIANNICHEDDA


DEL PIERO


PALLADINO BOJINOV
...if that's possible anyway. I dont know what Chiellini, Giannichedda etc. are gonna do.

It's mentally impossible for me to leave Cannavaro out. :(

Juventus transfers 2006-2007

OUT:

Buffon(Milan), Zebina(Tottenham), Thuram(Lyon), Cannavaro(Real Madrid), Zambrotta(Real Madrid), Camoranesi(Bayern Munich), Emerson(Real Madrid), Vieira(Arsenal), Nedved(retirement), Trezeguet(Lyon), Ibrahimovic(Inter), Mutu(Fiorentina), Blasi(Fiorentina).

IN:

Mirante, Konko, Masiello, Legrottaglie, Marchionni, C. Zanetti, Paro, Palladino, Bojinov.

This could really happen. I'm off hanging myself. Ciao!

You are letting spanish press to scare you, dont believe everything you read, evenmore if it has been written by the spanish media.

First Claupa and now Mark(Ice hasn't been around in a while either), we're losing all our top posters now. :( Meh, I know that just like me your heart bleeds black and white and you'll be with Juve no matter what Serie we are in, so take care.

@Rocky I'm not gonna stop posting, just not like before. Always posting here won't find me a new job and a wife. :D

@sprada Alessio Secco himself said he's meeting with Real. I hope it's just for Emerson but I think Capello wants more. Zebina? :p

@Juventino Some media say we'll co-own Bojinov and have the right to buy him later for 3 or 6m €.

yea i don't see chiellini staying if we're relegated he'll probably go viola.
masiello could step up tho.
i can't express how great it feels personally that magnificent players such as del piero and cannavaro are staying on for the haul, seriously though it would bring tears to my eyes.
if only i could watch the matches.
But what about abbiati though, we might be able to pry him away from milan.

i'm not scared if we go to serie b or c1, to me its simply the difference between 1 or 2 years, hell if napoli can do it then.....
plus we will invest in youth more and they can represent the "new guard" of the calcio. i always wished we did that rather than rely on experience.


the capello thing does not surprise me one bit, just look at the manner in which he came....


thanks for the times Markus, arrivaderci

Mutu said he would stay even in B.
Yeah, in B with Fiorentina. :(
At least we'll get a younger and possibly better player in Bojinov.

Secco said it on RAI Sport today. Nothing done yet but they're talking. Mutu for Bojinov's ½ and 7m €. Juve would get the right to buy the other half for 3.5m € according to sports.it

@Mark, phew good, you better stay, I need to know when some player is coming to Juve a month before it actually happens. (H) I wonder who our new coach will be?

Media say it's either Donadoni, Deschamps or Zaccheroni....so it's gonna be Lippi. (H)

There's an outside chance for Novellino. My choice would be Donadoni but I wouldn't mind Didier. I don't think Vialli is good enough. :(

Didnt Zambro say he wants Milan if Juve are out? I think Real is the least likely. He even mentioned Barca over Real.

Media say it's either Donadoni, Deschamps or Zaccheroni....so it's gonna be Lippi. (H)

There's an outside chance for Novellino. My choice would be Donadoni but I wouldn't mind Didier. I don't think Vialli is good enough. :(

Yeah I heard about Didier, but the rest seem ulikely and unsuitable for me. I don't even know what kind of coach Vialli would make. Just watch it be someone like Zeman. :D

What's this about possible amnesty if Italy wins the WC?

can someone explain ?

as is reporting that we are getting Cannavaro, Zambrotta, & Emerson atleast for next year(maybe permanent).

http://www.as.com/articulo/futbol/Objetivo/Cannavaro/Zambrotta/Emerson/dasftb/20060708dasdaiftb_23/Tes/

I'd love the fist two, Emerson... not so much :X

Nah.. This amnesty thing has been spoken for a long time. Players dont want it.. I wouldnt mind it though

btw, why dont Real fans rate Emerson at all? I dont really either but he's not that bad.

And he's the most likely to arrive anyway.

@Mark77
Aww mark don't leave.. we still have much more to suffer :$ it's gonna be fun to talk about Serie B games :)

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Back with new thread, yay!
I really hope that Zambrotta, Camoranesi and Buffon stay, those are the key players of Juve, from my point of view though.
Zlatan can't go to Inter.. I hate inter >.< I would preffer watching Zlatan even at Real before Inter or Milan...

']btw, why dont Real fans rate Emerson at all? I dont really either but he's not that bad.

And he's the most likely to arrive anyway.
I think because he is just too old..
I doubt that he could keep up the pace of the matches in the LFP..

']btw, why dont Real fans rate Emerson at all? I dont really either but he's not that bad.

And he's the most likely to arrive anyway.


I would rather have other CM's such as Diarra, MAscherano, or Cesc

Also, I think he is a bit slow and he fouls too much

Guys like Cannavaro, Zambro, and Buffon will most likely get loaned to some big name team for a season if Juve gets demoted to Serie B. But players like Trezeguet, Zlatan, Emerson, and other foreigners will get sold. Those guys cannot afford to stay with us and we can't afford their wages either. :( So if we ever make it back to Serie A (and we will!) Our core will still be there but it looks like we will have to start from zero, especially to get back to a scudetto winning team.

another season, another thread

i don't want to make predicitions on who is going where, rather just sit back and see it unfold

good luck to mark

If you guys get relegated, I don't think you'll be able to hold onto the likes of Zambrotta and Buffon.
If you go down to Serie C, they would have to "wait" for you for a minimum of two years. And that's if you rocket your way back to Serie A.

I could be wrong, but I don't think players are that loyal.

If you're talking about loaning them out, then I think the bigger clubs in which your stars would agree to play in are not an option, as I think those clubs would prefer to buy them rather than loan them in just to accomodate Juventus.

I'm looking at it from my point of view. If Juve offered us for ex. Zlatan to have him for two seasons and then give him back, I wouldn't do it. Not just because of Eto'o, but because big teams have both aspiration and finances to build teams on their own, and they don't have to look for quick solutions like a loan. The winter window is an exception.

Bottom line, if you go down, I think you have to accept the fact that you'll lose most of your bigger names, apart from those who have already pledged their future to you. Plus, you are not very likely to play in Europe so you'll have financial deficits. Transfer income may come in handy.

Im sure they know. No need to come in here and point it out.. :(

Are you their lawyer?

If not, take care of your own thread.

I wasn't trying to bring anyone down with my post. I was just stating a point of view, so go pray that your team stays in the league.

If you guys get relegated, I don't think you'll be able to hold onto the likes of Zambrotta and Buffon.
If you go down to Serie C, they would have to "wait" for you for a minimum of two years. And that's if you rocket your way back to Serie A.

I could be wrong, but I don't think players are that loyal.

If you're talking about loaning them out, then I think the bigger clubs in which your stars would agree to play in are not an option, as I think those clubs would prefer to buy them rather than loan them in just to accomodate Juventus.

I'm looking at it from my point of view. If Juve offered us for ex. Zlatan to have him for two seasons and then give him back, I wouldn't do it. Not just because of Eto'o, but because big teams have both aspiration and finances to build teams on their own, and they don't have to look for quick solutions like a loan. The winter window is an exception.

Bottom line, if you go down, I think you have to accept the fact that you'll lose most of your bigger names, apart from those who have already pledged their future to you. Plus, you are not very likely to play in Europe so you'll have financial deficits. Transfer income may come in handy.

I agree, I wont accept a loan for only a year or two. If we loan Zambro there better be a option to buy after the loan is done ( a cheap buy out clause aswell ). As for Canna due to his age I wont mind a loan for him as I think he is still a class defender but only for 2-3 more years. Emerson...fu*k him, not needed.

Not trying to be mean or harsh to you guys but loans like that wont happen, at least it better not happen because I for one will be pissed.

why are people all so mean? :(

If Juve only go to Serie B, the smaller CL clubs would love to Loan their stars, just going by Morientes, Saviola. I agree that the big clubs wont want to loan players, they want to build teams.


So there is still a chance that Juve could loan there players

but players may not want to go there.

It all depends on the players.

Mutu completes Viola move
Saturday 8 July, 2006

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Adrian Mutu is officially a Fiorentina player, joined by Inter defender Alessandro Potenza and Udinese’s Michele Pazienza.

There had been talk for several weeks that the Juventus star was of interest to the Viola, reportedly in an exchange deal for Valeri Bojinov, but the move was completed this afternoon without the revelation of the financial details.

It is a permanent switch for Mutu, who was picked up on a free transfer by Juve last January following his sacking from Chelsea when he failed a routine drugs test.

It’s a reunion for the Romanian with Coach Cesare Prandelli, who really kick-started his Serie A career when they were together at Parma in 2002-03.

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So Mutu is gone... Bojinov 100% ours?

Fio must be really confident of avoiding the drop making so many transfers..

Damn, this stuff must be heartbreaking for you Juve fans. Seeing the possibilities in ink, just drives home how hard this must be. All you can do is ride it out and thats hard work. In the end its the fans that suffer the most, with their emotions...good luck Juventinos..... (Y)

Mark....a totally sane person in the crazy world that is Soccergaming Forums....... :jap:

Wether it's A, B or C, Juve is Juve. If we are relegated it's just an opportunity to show the world what Juve is really made of, passion and strength. The world shall watch the guys fight their way back to the top once again!

Forza!

From Fiorentina's official website:

Ceduto Bojinov alla Juventus
sabato 8 luglio 2006 19.03
La Fiorentina comunica che, nell’ambito dell’operazione di trasferimento di Adrian Mutu dalla Juventus FC, sono state cedute, a titolo temporaneo con diritto di riscatto sulla compartecipazione a favore della Juventus, le prestazioni sportive dell’attaccante Valeri Bojinov.

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So he's co-owned.

He's on loan with the right to buy half for 4-6m € and if we want all of him we'll have to bid more than Fiorentina or make a deal. If he plays well then we'll have to pay more $$$.

:(

Oh, I misunderstood that message then. :( I'm not sure if I'm happy with that.... why not just keep Mutu who didnt have a problem with playing in B?

Oh, I misunderstood that message then. :( I'm not sure if I'm happy with that.... why not just keep Mutu who didnt have a problem with playing in B?
He did not have a problem 3 weeks ago. It seems that he has one now.
What an unloyal jackal...

Bojinov has great potential, he could really turn to a great player if our future coach will bring out the best of him. Good cash-in on Mutu, He's a good player but I think he's too immature and that f*cks up his game.
Oh and mark, great post.. :rockman: hope to see you around.

Bojinov is what, 19? :o

He turned 20 this year. He debuted in Serie A when he was just 15. (H)

and i can't see him having a problem playing temporarily at a lower division

Hey if worse comes to worse and we get relegated, we'll still have some youth. Would be pretty cool seeing Palladino tear up the Serie B scoring charts. :D
I hope more talent comes through our youth system, we'll need all the Masiellos and Palladinos we can get.

I expected Capello out of Juventus. He came in that way and I didn't trust him. It'll be very sad to see Juventus drop down to Serie B or C if it happends, but my heart will always be painted black and white! I've followed this team since I was very young; eight years old to be exact. Juventus is a part of my life and I'll never leave it under any circumstances. We'll miss you Mark. Thanks for all your great posts and your updates. You're the real guru :D We'll miss you man. Life is not all about Soccergaming. We all get to a point in which we keep a distance from these forums. Life's a bitch :rofl:


FORZA JUVE! COURE BIANCONERO!

CHEERS TO ALL THOSE LOYAL JUVENTUS' FANS

haha Mark is the guru, yeah. Now lets send him to the trial as well (H)

Man it's gonna suck when we go down to Serie B. I fully expect that now. All the other's will probably get points deficits of say, 50(H)

Thanks to all you non-Juve supporters also: Santino, Mikey, Pizarro14, Shevchenko-[7], Pede54, Rob, ForzaNerazzurri, modena_10, rony31,-Vince-, RUSI, Yossarian, Vinnie Jones, Virgo, Tom, TheBlueBalla, DraganT, Hakeem, AhmedK, ::shinji::, Grunger and the rest of you.

(Y)

I'll leave you with my fav smilie :rockman:
and this
http://www.soccergaming.tv/attachment.php?attachmentid=98042


RIP, Marky Mark.

Great post Mark. Thanks for the mention.

Man, I remember when we started the last year's thread. Seems like yesterday. :(

Hopefully the :( will soon turn into a :sun: for all of us Juve fans.

Mutu makes Viola move
By Nadia Carminati - Created on 9 Jul 2006

Adrian Mutu has left Juventus for Fiorentina with Valeri Bojinov going in the opposite direction.

Former Chelsea striker Mutu has been linked with a move to Fiorentina for some time after failing to establish himself at Juve.

Despite the threat of relegation hanging over both clubs because of the match-fixing scandal in Italy they have pushed through the swap deal.

Mutu has joined Fiorentina on a permanent basis, while Bojinov has moved to Turin on a season-long loan with the option of a permanent move.

The Viola have also announced the signings of Internazionale defender Alessandro Potenza and Udinese's Michele Pazienza as they complete their summer rebuilding programme.

Pazienza has signed on a season-long loan, while Potenza has arrived on a permanent basis.

Fiorentina's director general Pantaleo Corvino revealed the arrival of the trio were the last additions of the summer

"We worked to put together and to complete a really good team, who had already shown their value on the pitch last season," said Corvino.

"I can consider this job concluded with the arrival of a few important players in each line.

"I'm really satisfied with this job."
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It's all official now, I hope Bojinov will be an instant hit with us.

hey guys i got a question: did the players know about the scandal when it was happening? because if they did they should also be punished and should have to play in the serie b also and not be moved

The Bojinov - Mutu is a good deal for us..
Bojinov has proved himself in the Viola squad and he could really build up to a top player with Juve, even if we do get relegated. Mutu was a good player but he never was really commited to the team.

At least one good news today =)

Has the verdict come out for the scandal yet?

Wednesday the verdict will be given, then they have around 10 days to appeal I think.

Welcome our new coach. :D

http://www.afjv.com/press0409/040923_didier_deschamps.jpg

Bienvenue Didier! Bonne chance avec la Juve. :rockman:

*according to gazzetta.it

YEAH?! That's awesome! Exactly what we need right now. :rockman: Welcome and good luck, Didier!

Wednesday the verdict will be given, then they have around 10 days to appeal I think.

I thought it was tonight. Realistically, I think we'll be in B next season. :(
And welcome DD, makes some miracles.

I don't get it why would Deschamps want to coach a third division team? (:/)

em when exactly will the verdict on the game fixing scandal be given?
thanks

Wednesday.

Deschamps confirmed by Juve!

http://www.juventus.com/Allegati/f_Deschamps1935304f5f6010-60d1-4187-8118-518c704a959.jpg

Events - 10 Jul 2006 - 7:01 PM

Deschamps is the new coach

Didier Deschamps is the new coach of Juventus. The Frenchman today signed a contract that ties him to the club for the next two years. Deschamps' return is great news for the bianconeri, who witnessed the peak of his playing career during his five years with the club from 1994-1999. Didier played 178 times, scored four goals and won almost every conceivable trophy: 3 scudetti, a Champions League, an Intercontinental Cup, a European Supercup, a Coppa Italia and 3 Italian Supercups.

Deschamps has previously managed Monaco, from 2002 to september 2005, with whom he came second and third in the French league, and reached the final of the Champions League in 2004.

Didier will be ready to shine once again as he undertakes his next adventure, at the helm of the new Juventus.

http://www.juventus.com/uk/news/detail.aspx?lml_language_id=0&trs_id=1370000&ID=8072

It's great to see this amazing personality back at the club and as coach.. can't wait to see what he cooks up no matter where. so much potential in Juve.. i hope he uses it.

Just wanted to say that i truly appreciated your posts mark, as you can see i'm a newbie but have been reading these post for quite a while. I hope Juve can climb back up to serie A and make it interesting again..

Thanks MaestroZidane. (Y)

welcome didier, really happy with his appointment

now for the verdict....

i really hope that Juventus is not relegated

Kinda late, but it's a shame to see you go Mark. I'll be saying that next year when I go into Medical School. Enjoy yourself(Y)

Heard Juve actually might not get relegated, and just lose points...

I guess that way it's harder to get Miccoli on a free, but as Juve stays in Serie A, all their star attackers will stay also, considering you also got Bojinov, we can keep Miccoli for another year on a loan...

That's what i heard, don't know if it's true, can anyone confirm this?

Hmm, Bojinov, me likes. (Y) Just imagine if he scores like 20-30 goals if we go down, He'll instantly be legendary. It will give him a major confidence boost too.

Latest news is that they will not be relegated to C but to B-series with pointdeduction so that it won't take them two years to come back to the Serie A but one year, sources on tv confirm this.

IF Juve will be found guilty then it could be according to lawyers that they also bought referees in CL games like the finals in 1996 against Ajax and in this way we will get that title after all, Ajaxlawyers are already on it :p :ewan: and if not ah well we don't have it now anyway so nothing lost there..

I hope for your sake Juve stays in Serie A but the whole world is watching and they have to set some kind of example :rolleyes:

IF Juve will be found guilty then it could be according to lawyers that they also bought referees in CL games like the finals in 1996 against Ajax and in this way we will get that title after all, Ajaxlawyers are already on it :p :ewan: and if not ah well we don't have it now anyway so nothing lost there..



Keep dreaming.

Latest news is that they will not be relegated to C but to B-series with pointdeduction so that it won't take them two years to come back to the Serie A but one year, sources on tv confirm this.

IF Juve will be found guilty then it could be according to lawyers that they also bought referees in CL games like the finals in 1996 against Ajax and in this way we will get that title after all, Ajaxlawyers are already on it :p :ewan: and if not ah well we don't have it now anyway so nothing lost there..

I hope for your sake Juve stays in Serie A but the whole world is watching and they have to set some kind of example :rolleyes:

Would you want to win the CL like that? I cant imagine any Inter fans being proud of the 2 titles, which they perhaps will win tomorrow

Keep dreaming.

Nah mate YOU keep dreaming you're going back to Serie C enjoy the amateurs :ewan: GUILTY AS CHARGED :jambo:
And no I wouldn't be proud winning the CL like that, I much rather win in a fair game but if that's the way it is, who are we to say no and then we have the same amount of Eurocup wins as Bayern Munich so that's worth it :p

No, both clubs are equal right now.

Heard Juve actually might not get relegated, and just lose points...

I guess that way it's harder to get Miccoli on a free, but as Juve stays in Serie A, all their star attackers will stay also, considering you also got Bojinov, we can keep Miccoli for another year on a loan...

That's what i heard, don't know if it's true, can anyone confirm this?

if we do stay up we'll get a massive point deduction and most probably wont be able to win the scudetto.
in that respect and a couple others i think that trezeguet and ibrahimovic may be out the door.
hence we could really use miccoli, plus i think he'd want to come back now that capello rode out to pasture.

While we're at it, why not give out all our scudetti and cups? Even better, let all the clubs in Italy and the rest of the world participate in a BINGO or Texas Hold'em card tournament and the winners get a scudetto or a cup. To get a cup you need to spin the big wheel on The Price Is Right and if you land on 1.00$ you get a CL and if you land on a green section you get a Coppa Italia. The winner of the showcase showdown gets the Intercontinental Cup and a big vanfanculo from all Juventini around the world.

I guess that way it's harder to get Miccoli on a free, but as Juve stays in Serie A, all their star attackers will stay also, considering you also got Bojinov, we can keep Miccoli for another year on a loan...

That's what i heard, don't know if it's true, can anyone confirm this?

Official, loan for another year.

Nah mate YOU keep dreaming you're going back to Serie C enjoy the amateurs :ewan: GUILTY AS CHARGED :jambo:
And no I wouldn't be proud winning the CL like that, I much rather win in a fair game but if that's the way it is, who are we to say no and then we have the same amount of Eurocup wins as Bayern Munich so that's worth it :p

Oh, so you know for sure we are gonna be in C next season, Miss Cleo? And Serie C isn't even an amateur league. I thought with you having 13,000 posts I'd be replying to someone who's IQ was atleast in double figures, guess not. Then I remembered most of your posts are posting worthless screenies about a video game that has been on the decline for years now, no my chances of getting an intelligent post from you was grim from the start.

Oh, so you know for sure we are gonna be in C next season, Miss Cleo? And Serie C isn't even an amateur league. I thought with you having 13,000 posts I'd be replying to someone who's IQ was atleast in double figures, guess not. Then I remembered most of your posts are posting worthless screenies about a video game that has been on the decline for years now, no my chances of getting an intelligent post from you was grim from the start.

Good one no-brains (Y), don't give a toss about what you think anyway so :ewan:

We don't care about what you think either, so could you shut up now? Thank you

Wasnt the verdict supposed to be today?

I think they have pushed it back to Friday or Saturday.

I think they will keep pushing it but they only have until the 27th.. Imo it's gonna be next week. lots of sleepless nights these days. :nape:

according to "La Stampa" the verdict is already decided. just not made official yet.

- Juventus get relegated to Serie B and starts the season with -15 points.
- Milan gets to stay in Serie A but starts the season with -9 points.
- Fiorentina and Lazio also gets to stay in Serie A. but starts the season with -15 points.

Imagine they let us stay in Serie A but with a -100 point deduction. (H) :(

That would be a greater scandal than this one but the non-Juventini wouldn't care.
Sports fraud is sports fraud and it brings you down one division automatically.

If this is the decision watch out.

Juve could still appeal to the "Tar del Lazio" and get, let's say, serie A with -25pts.
The thing is that our new management don't care enough about Juve. They seem content with Serie B and selling our best players. You wanna know the reason why? Bring $$$ to FIAT.


I'm telling ya, if Juve is the only team relegated there will be havoc.

- Milan gets to stay in Serie A but starts the season with -9 points.


Thats not much of a punishment... especially if Juventus is in Serie B
They'll walk away with the title..

That would be a greater scandal than this one but the non-Juventini wouldn't care.
Sports fraud is sports fraud and it brings you down one division automatically.

If this is the decision watch out.

Juve could still appeal to the "Tar del Lazio" and get, let's say, serie A with -25pts.
The thing is that our new management don't care enough about Juve. They seem content with Serie B and selling our best players. You wanna know the reason why? Bring $$$ to FIAT.


I'm telling ya, if Juve is the only team relegated there will be havoc.

If Juve does get relegated I don't see the reason why the other teams who did the same thing should be able to stay in Serie A, like you said sports fraud is sports fraud and the teams are all getting charged with the same crime. And Milanistas don't come in here and give us the bull**** that "oh we were involved the least". Please I've had enough of it. You fixed matches, you should be in B according to the regular standards. Serie A -25 points for Juve wouldn't be bad, I'd like that, but they won't do it and UEFA and FIFA might get pissed and have to step in because they didn't set an example out of Juve and the rest.

Thats not much of a punishment... especially if Juventus is in Serie B
They'll walk away with the title..

If that happens Milan might actually have a shot at the title again for once.

sports fraud is sports fraud and the teams are all getting charged with the same crime. And Milanistas don't come in here and give us the bull**** that "oh we were involved the least".

very true...Fixing one game is enough for relegation.

Milan have another shot at the title? What you kidding? Its not like you ran away with the pass two.

I heard some where that if u get relegated to serie C1 ur players have a clouse that lets them leave for free. :nape:

you heard wrong.

Why are you always in the Juve thread? :|

Its a forum. I can be anywhere I want. And why you pissed anyway? Im freaking trying to defend Juve and Italian football :|

No. You're trying to defend AC Milan, but you're doing it by defending Juventus because the easier the sentence is for them, the better off Milan is because your club wasn't that implicated so you will definitely get off easier. I don't think you want Juve in Serie A because you know that, if they are gone, Milan can take the title with ease. But you don't want to sound like a hypocrite and defend one club while accusing another so you defend them all even tho you know the chances of Juve staying in A are next to none. Nice.

If Juve is relegated, there should be an exodus of their top players and a lot of clubs are eyeing the talents. Players like Cannavaro and Buffon has already been targeted by Spanish clubs.
Main thing is the fans don't desert the club and they should be back in Serie A in no time.

according to "La Stampa" the verdict is already decided. just not made official yet.

- Juventus get relegated to Serie B and starts the season with -15 points.
- Milan gets to stay in Serie A but starts the season with -9 points.
- Fiorentina and Lazio also gets to stay in Serie A. but starts the season with -15 points.
According to Gazzetta dello Sport the verdict will look like this:

- Juve relegated to Serie B, 20-point deduction
- Fiorentina and Lazio to Serie B, ~10-point deduction
- Milan stays in Serie A, no CL and also a point deduction

No. You're trying to defend AC Milan, but you're doing it by defending Juventus because the easier the sentence is for them, the better off Milan is because your club wasn't that implicated so you will definitely get off easier. I don't think you want Juve in Serie A because you know that, if they are gone, Milan can take the title with ease. But you don't want to sound like a hypocrite and defend one club while accusing another so you defend them all even tho you know the chances of Juve staying in A are next to none. Nice.

I never for once stated like the others "oh I hope they get relegated so we can get X". Yeah of course Zambro and co are great players to have, but having them this way sucks. And what would I get by defending Juve to indirectly defend Milan? Does it influence the decision? Have you ever heard of winning againts the best? Would it be sweeter if a team beat Barca that played without Ronaldinho? In this case, people are gonna keep saying "oh Milan only won it because Juve arent in it". That takes away the pleasure of winning a title. Finally, yes, Juve may well get relegated and I know that. But sincerely, I hope they dont. Its not fair to the fans.

2006-2007 KITS

Home
http://www.juvestore.com/foto/Juvestore%2006-07/Prodotti/gara%2006/maglie/primamaglia_big.jpg
Away
http://www.juvestore.com/foto/Juvestore%2006-07/Prodotti/gara%2006/maglie/secondamaglia_big.jpg
Kepper
http://www.juvestore.com/foto/Juvestore%2006-07/Prodotti/gara%2006/maglie/magliaportiere_big.jpg
White Shorts
http://www.juvestore.com/foto/Juvestore%2006-07/Prodotti/gara%2006/pantaloncini/ragazzo_04_big.jpg
Black Shorts
http://www.juvestore.com/foto/Juvestore%2006-07/Prodotti/gara%2006/pantaloncini/ragazzo_03_big.jpg
White socks
http://www.juvestore.com/foto/Juvestore%2006-07/Prodotti/gara%2006/calzettoni/calzett_01_big.jpg
Black Socks
http://www.juvestore.com/foto/Juvestore%2006-07/Prodotti/gara%2006/calzettoni/calzett_02_big.jpg

Amazing shirts! :rockman: I love the collar on the home one, and the black shirt looks real classy. I'm definetly getting both jerseys. :)

I'm definetly getting the away one, can't wait to see it: black jersey, black shorts, black socks. :rockman:

The home jersey looks excactly as predicted by the Roma Fans (6)
That blue TAMOIL makes it worse. :(
Btw speaking of Tamoil are they gonna stick with sponsoring Juve? I remember a couple of years back Ghedafi wanted to opt out of the deal. I am curious if he has a case now that you guys risc the Seria A permanence?

According to Gazzetta dello Sport the verdict will look like this:

- Juve relegated to Serie B, 20-point deduction
- Fiorentina and Lazio to Serie B, ~10-point deduction
- Milan stays in Serie A, no CL and also a point deduction

1 point deducted? :|

F-ing Awesome Jerseys (Y)

1 point deducted? :|
10

Thank god Nike got their sh*t together this year... no more crazy red and stuff.
Imo the Swoosh logo should have been yellow. but still great kits :rockman: after a year of suffering i can say thank you Nike. definitly getting the striped one, a classic.

jusr a matter of minutes... wish all the best

Official until we appeal, Serie B and 30 point deduction.

Taken from Channel 4 Football Italia:
Calciopoli: The verdicts
Juventus (-30pts), Lazio (-7pts) and Fiorentina (-12pts) relegated to Serie B with points deductions. Milan stay in A (-15pts), but lose Champions League. More to follow…

Holy Sh*t.... :nape: :nape:
I hope the appeal helps somehow.. next year is gonna be hard.
Forza Juve!!! In good times and bad times. :rockman:

This sucks, wish you guys the best. Seria A won't be the same without you

good luck in serie B :ewan:

Gotta add something. now comes the real test of charachter with the players. Many will leave no doubt, and f*ck em' those greedy bastards let them go. What I want to see is the players who care about the symbol, the heart and the spirit of Juventus. Many superstars now in Juve have money on their mind and stardom, but i won't forgive anyone who will join one of our many arch-rivals such as Milan and Inter. You can't do such a thing. (I know someone probably will... :nape: )

Sucks for you guys. Good luck (Y)

Milan are on -30 points.

Juve also had 2 scuddetto's taken away

Jesus I feel for the Juvefans, can't think of anything worse then your team getting punished like this and losing the Scudetto to another team.
Good luck this season and I agree, Seria A without Juventus is :f***:
Seems unreal :( hopefully Juve will be back on top soon though, hang in there and thank Moggi for this what a crook! :nape:

:ewan: lmof ur ****ed... every player u have is leaving.. u realy had to be stupid to stay... Serie C 2007/2008 :jambo:

Taken from Channel 4 Football Italia:
Calciopoli: The verdicts
Juventus (-30pts), Lazio (-7pts) and Fiorentina (-12pts) relegated to Serie B with points deductions. Milan stay in A (-15pts), but lose Champions League. More to follow…

Holy Sh*t.... :nape: :nape:
I hope the appeal helps somehow.. next year is gonna be hard.
Forza Juve!!! In good times and bad times. :rockman:


:) thats right man keep it up, your a real fan, never ditch your team even in the bad times

i wish the best for juve and the fans

"If your a true fan then stick with your team no matter what happens"

The best thing every Juventus fan can do right now is go to as many games as possible and buy jerseys, flags, scarfs, pennants, everything. The club is going to spend 2 years in Serie B, it needs your money. If you can help out, buy buy buy. This comming from someone very glad that his club could benefit from the relegations.

So who gets the Scudettos? Inter?

So who gets the Scudettos? Inter?
That i also wanna know!! I think Milan....they were second.... :boohoo:
Juve wont see CL in next 5 years...damn!

I feel for the fans of Juventus but not the club I mean it's their own fault, they deserved it. I hope Juventus will recover and quickly get up without cheating.Some people seem to forget what they did...

Some people seem to forget what they did...
I havent forgot they stole Inter serie A titles! :hump:

That i also wanna know!! I think Milan....they were second.... :boohoo:
Juve wont see CL in next 5 years...damn!

Typical Inter fan, you'll take a scudetto any way it comes. Why would you want those, let a alone be proud of having them? They are tarnished, leave them alone. But then again Inter fans will take anything.

That i also wanna know!! I think Milan....they were second.... :boohoo:

They got a 44 point deduction for 2005/2006 so Inter finished second but there's a good possibility they won't name a champion.

Yeah.. now all the Italian fans that took juve's success for granted and didn't go watch matches are eating themselves. what an opportuinity they had to show fan spirit. I hope next year every game will be packed with Juve fans from all over supporting and helping. I'm still pretty much in shock. Giving the scudettos to Inter would be really lame.. that means you can suck for 2 years and still win something. Inter doesn't deserve them. nobody deserves them. those two years were a dark age in Italian football and all memory and trace of them, such as these scudetto's should be gone. nobody should be rewarded for this. and I dare to see an Inter fan even open his mouth and say he desereves these scudetto's.

Yeah.. now all the Italian fans that took juve's success for granted and didn't go watch matches are eating themselves. what an opportuinity they had to show fan spirit. I hope next year every game will be packed with Juve fans from all over supporting and helping. I'm still pretty much in shock. Giving the scudettos to Inter would be really lame.. that means you can suck for 2 years and still win something. Inter doesn't deserve them. nobody deserves them. those two years were a dark age in Italian football and all memory and trace of them, such as these scudetto's should be gone. nobody should be rewarded for this. and I dare to see an Inter fan even open his mouth and say he desereves these scudetto's.


Of course we deserve them... we didn't cheat... in matter of fact, we are the only team that didn't cheat in the top 4 so what the hell are you talking about?

Terrible news for your club. Hope you will bounce back strong and soon...Serie A won't feel the same without Juve.

sucks for u guys...maybe we will see juve back in seria a in 08/09 :ewan:

NA NA NA...NA NA NA...HEYYYYYY GOODBYE...NA NA NA....NA NA NA...HEYYYY GOODBYE LOL

there is a total of 114 points available in serie B, even with these punishment of -30 point I'm sure that next year Juve will be again in A. You definately have the strenght promote, even without a few important players

Honestly, I'd rather Inter not get those scudetti, better to think about the future than dwell in the past.

As for fan support, attendance at Juve games is usually pretty awful, could this kind of situation increase ticket buyers somehow? Surely the price of admission would go down some.

today must really hurt for you Bianconeri out there, but that crook Moggi is gone, and you will be back at the top, scandal free, in no time

An incident like this will show you who your real fans are. Every club has these tough times, Leeds, Chelsea, Wankchester, and ironically Lazio and Fiorentina. You, like them, will rise and be just as great. Good luck to you

Thanks to the people wishing us luck and really meaning it (Y) It's going to be a tough few years, but I'm convinced we'll be back. It might take some time, but Juve is a club full of winners, and now we can show that. FORZA JUVE

2007/2008 juve will be still in serie b. -30 points are too many to be back after 1 season in the Seria A.

Juve'll be back in a few years. It all depends on who we can keep. Looks like Bojinov's gonna be a very important player for us. It's bad to lose Canna, but his time's up soon so that diminishes the pain a LITTLE. It's really gonna suck losing Zambrotta and Buffon. Damn, what a sad f*cking day:(:(:(:(

I don't know about being promoted but think of it. Lets say Juve gets 10 straight wins. Best start of Serie B, result? Still last with 0 points.
Guys be realistic, this season Juve will be a mid table team at best, i have the feeling they will flirt with relegation though.

We still have other appeals to throw at their faces so we could get B with -10/15pts.

That would help us get back in A if we put up a good team.

Juve'll be back in a few years. It all depends on who we can keep. Looks like Bojinov's gonna be a very important player for us. It's bad to lose Canna, but his time's up soon so that diminishes the pain a LITTLE. It's really gonna suck losing Zambrotta and Buffon. Damn, what a sad f*cking day:(:(:(:(

I think as far as Buffon's concerned, you can probably loan him until you're back up in A. That's the one player you should not sell.

i'm in shock

how milan didn't get relegated i'll never know

I have a feeling you guys will be back next year.

Feel bad for the fans, not so much for the arrongant Juve fans like claupastore or that little bitch vitu.

Tough luck.

Juve'll be back in a few years. It all depends on who we can keep. Looks like Bojinov's gonna be a very important player for us. It's bad to lose Canna, but his time's up soon so that diminishes the pain a LITTLE. It's really gonna suck losing Zambrotta and Buffon. Damn, what a sad f*cking day:(:(:(:(

Bojinov is a good young player... sucks for the fans who had no part in this corupt business. i don't blame them of course, but pay juve should because of the jerk*** moggi... as much as i dislike juve, i love the rivalry between inter and milan... always good stuff to watch.

ac turin also plays in the serie b or? derby time for juve then, the first team i saw international. don´t dislike them. (C)

why are many shocked Milan didnt get relegated? lets not talk about what actually happened, but the media long did speculate Milan wont get relegated.

not trying to rub it in or anything, but realistically, what team do you expect to play?

heres my suggestion

Mirante

Balzaretti-Cannavaro-Legrottaglie-Chiellini

Marchionni-Zanetti-Kapo

Del Piero

Bojinov-Palladino

That team would finish in the top 5 in Serie A. If you are the kind that never becomes attached to players and wont miss them that much, this is really an exciting challenge. That squad, with the exception of Del Piero, Cannavaro and Zanetti, maybe has an average age of about 23-25.

I dind't think this was going to happen.. but i'ts here..
Today I feel more juventino than ever, it's painful sure, but Moggi is gone and we have a great team for Serie B, even Serie A. Even with a -30 point start we can make it back in 2 seasons, i'm sure of this.
The only thing that pisses me off is that Milan got away with it, but it's ok, i only worry for my team..

Think we'll be seeing a lot of Bojinov sigs this year =P

FUERZA JUVE CONCHETUMARE!!!

ac turin also plays in the serie b or? derby time for juve then, the first team i saw international. don´t dislike them. (C)

i believe torino was promoted to the seria a... needs some verification though.

Juve until I die!...It's surely a dam sad day, but being strong is the best thing to do. We'll get through it and show all the haters what we're made of.

now that i've taken it in....

i'm not upset at players for leaving, they don't deserve to have 2 years of their careers taken away by moggi

del piero, and anyone else of a world class nature who stays will go down as legends in the eyes of everyone, if they already aren't

if the point reduction could be reduced, even to 20, just so relegation isn't such a factor, there is a really exciting challenge to look forward to

when juve win that next scudetto, it will be the sweetest f*cking victory of all

I genuinely do feel sorry for all you Juve fans.

You'll be back. Great clubs always are.

uff was shocked when I heard the massive point deduction.

Good Luck and don't loose hope in this dark hour.

Jambo Den has got it spot on.

Hope to see you up and challenging for italian/european honours soon.

BYE

:ewan:

We still have other appeals to throw at their faces so we could get B with -10/15pts.

That would help us get back in A if we put up a good team.


as I see it you shouldn't really sell anyone until all the appeals have been made.

If the -30 points is confirmed you should sell Cannavaro, Vieira, Emerson and all the players that are 30ish but keep Buffon, Zambro, Ibra and others on loan.

You should look at building a young team that has time to gel in the Serie B and that will therefore be ready to challenge once it reaches the Serie A again.

BYE

:ewan:



ahhhhh sweet sweet justice. :hump:

I'll miss the Roma-Juve rivalry though =/

probably formation :

abbiati (mirante)

balzaretti - cannavaro - kovac - chiellini

marchionni - zanetti - kapo - nedved

del piero - bojinov

I see you put Cannavaro in all line-ups. Has he said he will stay?

By the way, hope to see you back in serie A as soon as possible.

There is a chance that Cannavaro will stay... but it's probably a small one. A few weeks ago he said he would consider staying with Juve, even in B, and there was also some talk that he was considering a contract extension. We'll see what happens...

he'll stay. the Spanish press is freaking annoying.

btw, is Gasbarroni back at Juve? He was at Samp last season and I think this year he's at Parma? Correct me if Im wrong.

I like the guy. I think he and Marchionni would be super for the wings.



btw, great sig. the picture looks very high in definition. or is it a photoshop effect?

Yeah, you're right about Gasbarroni. Bummer he never got a real chance at Juve, but at least we got Kapo back.

The picture is my sig was already like that (Y) All I had to do was put a border around it. :)

There is a chance that Cannavaro will stay... but it's probably a small one. A few weeks ago he said he would consider staying with Juve, even in B, and there was also some talk that he was considering a contract extension. We'll see what happens...

It's clear that Cannavaro will leave Juve, together with Zambrotta and Emerson. Mijatovic will fly to Turin to talk with Juve, he wants all three for Real Madrid and I'm pretty sure they will go. Cannavaro will not play for two years in serie B I think and Capello is now in Madrid. What happens to sponsorcontracts, will Nike pull back or not? And Tamoil??
Inter is the laughing third here but if I were them I wouldn't be happy with the two scudettos they are about to receive cause they didn't earned them.
Juve earned it with football, the players didn't know what was going on. Moggi is the mastermind here, bribing, cheating, hell he even locked referees in their room so that they couldn't go to the game I heard that yesterday. Now that guy should get at least 10 years in the slammer for what he did to Juventus and Italian football :nape:

mind posting the whole thing?

Cannavaro said he was going to stay even in B. Again, it depends on wether words can be trusted. But considering he's freaking captain of the Azzurri, his word should have at least some truth in it.

Mijatovic will only come back with Emerson's signature. I have little doubt about that.



I read some time ago when relegation was looming, sponsors would stay.

I wouldn't trust Cannavaro's words at all..he'll be at Real next year

Inter is the laughing third here but if I were them I wouldn't be happy with the two scudettos they are about to receive cause they didn't earned them.
Juve earned it with football, the players didn't know what was going on.


No scudettos are going to be awarded

and I agree with your other point to an extent...I think it sucks that Juve played some amazing soccer over the last two seasons but we now have to wonder about some of the results due to cheating referees and such

']mind posting the whole thing?
http://img221.imageshack.us/img221/9710/0j25qpif508x240uy0.jpg

Your hiring of Deschamps makes me mighty envious............

Nah.. I don't think Cannavaro will stay, his words don't mean anything to me.
I hope that Abiatti doesn't stay at Juve, damn he's bad.. dunno who Mirante is but i'm sure that he's better than Abiatti.

Can Nike and Tamoil just cancel their contract with Juve? =S
Any words about new players for us?


PS. could some one make me a Balzaretti sig? :)

http://images2.sportsline.com/u/ap/photos/TUR102071513_lower.jpg

FORZA DD (Y)

Damn he looks 'old' :rolleyes:

Great to see him. does anyone know his style of play and favourite tactics?

When he was at Monaco he played attacking football, kind of a 4-3-3 formation with Giuly as a AM-come-CF. He has a completely different team though, so he'll have to adapt. At Monaco he had a very strong left side (Evra/Rothen) and attack (Morientes/Giuly) so he tailored the tactics to suit them.

Great to see him. does anyone know his style of play and favourite tactics?


at monaco he used the same sysem that les bleus had during 98-00 :ewan:
meaning highly attacking football with strong midfield recuperators (he made his wingers come back to help out defensively)

i wanted Didi as the new tricolore coach.

so we could play like this:

----------------Mirante--------------

Balzaretti---Masiello---Kovac---Chiellini

---Giannichedda-Zanetti-Nedved------

------Marchionni-Bojinov-Del Piero----


I'd love to give a shot to Bonnefoi. He must have learned something with Gigi. :)

Who do you guys (Juve fans) really expect to leave and how much do you think they will cost?

What is Marchionni's original position? Nedved is staying? that team is not bad at all :D
But I would preffer Marchionni instead of Gianichedda and a good Forward from Serie B..

Who do you guys (Juve fans) really expect to leave and how much do you think they will cost?

how much time you have? :p

Buffon (Milan, Arsenal). Was 99% sure to Milan but atm they are not in the CL. Arsenal a possibility but his girlfriend wants to be Italy. loan or 35m €+

Vieira (Inter, Arsenal). Rumour is that Inter would pay 18m €. :o

Emerson(Real Madrid). cheap

Ibrahimovic(Inter). loan or 25m €+

Camoranesi(Valencia, Bayern). 8m €+

Trezeguet(Inter, Lyon). 15m €+

Zambrotta(Real Madrid, Milan, Chelsea). loan or 30m €+

Thuram(Barcelona). cheap

Zebina(nobody, well mayve Tottenham). Price: You name it.

Cannavaro(Real Madrid, Chelsea, Milan). loan or 20m €. Yeah, he's not worth it b/c of his age but you pay that or forget him. He said last month he could stay in B. Mutu said that also and he's gone so...

that's it

Buffon (Milan, Arsenal). Was 99% sure to Milan but atm they are not in the CL. Arsenal a possibility but his girlfriend wants to be Italy. loan or 35m €+

Vieira (Inter, Arsenal). Rumour is that Inter would pay 18m €. :o

Emerson(Real Madrid). cheap

Ibrahimovic(Inter). loan or 25m €+

Camoranesi(Valencia, Bayern). 8m €+

Trezeguet(Inter, Lyon). 15m €+

Zambrotta(Real Madrid, Milan, Chelsea). loan or 30m €+

Thuram(Barcelona). cheap

Zebina(nobody, well mayve Tottenham). Price: You name it.

Cannavaro(Real Madrid, Chelsea, Milan). loan or 20m €. Yeah, he's not worth it b/c of his age but you pay that or forget him. He said last month he could stay in B. Mutu said that also and he's gone so...

that's it

Thanks for that Inter paying 18 million euros for Paddy...haha.

Dont you think Zambro and Cannavaro's prices are a bit high? Both are class but neither are young so I would think a little lower would be more reasonable. Has Zambro said who he might want to move to ( if he wants to move that is ) ?

I dont follow Serie B that much but you guys should still have a decent team next year. Although I dont agree with thier punishment good luck next season ( I am sure you guys will be back soon enough ).

thank you socrates, about the prices of Zambrotta and Cannavaro being high is because I'd want to keep them and if a team wants to take them they must pay a lot.

Zambrotta leans toward staying in Italy.

so we could play like this:

----------------Mirante--------------

Balzaretti---Masiello---Kovac---Chiellini

---Giannichedda-Zanetti-Nedved------

------Marchionni-Bojinov-Del Piero----


I'd love to give a shot to Bonnefoi. He must have learned something with Gigi. :)


nedved didn't retire yet? maybe internationally?

how tall is Bojinov?

I doubt Juve will play with three very short forwards haha

Masiello and Kovac are pretty short too, so we'll be f*cked at corners :D

I think Juve are linked with Lucarelli. He's a targetman, aight? He could compliment the short, speedy/skillful strikers.

Lucarelli said once that he'd never join Juve.

Cap*cough*Cap

this thread should be suspended...
just like itz team (6)

I believe in karma. Juventino should too. We'll see what happens to these Madridistas (H)

this thread should be suspended...
just like itz team (6)
You should ba banned as well as killed in real life.

this thread should be suspended...
just like itz team (6)


lol you make me laugh with your publicity team!!!!!!!

Lucarelli for €7m looks to be sealed.. Would be announced on the 25th. Marko?

http://msn.foxsports.com/soccer/story/5775642

i was hoping he would stay in italy, even if it is with juventus. he's a hero to me for his efforts in the worlc cup, sad to see him go if it's true...

http://msn.foxsports.com/soccer/story/5788812

this is also interesting but definitely more so a rumor... i think he would do better with monaco than sprus.

Didn't Nedved say that if Juventus got relegated he'd retire?

Nah, he only said that was a possibility. Yesterday at a press conference Deschamps said he spoke to Nedved and said he wants to be a part of the new Juventus.

Well I've just read on a Dutch sportssite that Nedved is linked with Tottenham Hotspur :rolleyes: because he don't want to play in Serie B.

Nedved would suit Spurs perfectly, their weakest position is most probably left-wing. I'd love to see him bring his immense talents to the EPL and still play in Europe with Spurs.

Having said that, i'd still love to see him rip Serie B to pieces with Juve.

Yeah, skysports has also confirmed that Spurs, Monaco and a club from the U.A.E. have each made an offer for Nedved. If they get him, they'd become a real contender for a top 3 spot...they already have Berbatov.

A 2nd division club is now a member of the G14....

i can't see nedved going to spurs, i think his options are retire or play with juve

i've almost accepted cannavaro is gone...:(

Well, at least you had Cannavaro for the best part of his career. This way you won't have to go through the awkward breakup when he's clearly too old to play at the top level, but because of his reputation and loyalty you still have to play him, so everyone secretly tries to force him out, but no one will admit it.

Yeah, thats kinda right. In a way, I console myself with that fact when thinking about Sheva :$


And I doubt Cannavaro will show WC form this next season. Be it with Juve or Real or whoever. He'll still be good though.

i'd say being in the top 2-3 defenders in the world is a bit more than good

Yeah, skysports has also confirmed that Spurs, Monaco and a club from the U.A.E. have each made an offer for Nedved. If they get him, they'd become a real contender for a top 3 spot...they already have Berbatov.

A 2nd division club is now a member of the G14....

This is assuming his knees don't give him more problems in the EPL.

i can't see nedved going to spurs, i think his options are retire or play with juve

That's just ridiculous, of course he can play in the EPL for a year or two and if I were him I would take it seeing this is his last chance to shine in another league.

That's just ridiculous, of course he can play in the EPL for a year or two and if I were him I would take it seeing this is his last chance to shine in another league.
he'd kickass wherever he played

he's already hinted at retirement if juve were to stay in serie a

he has nothing to prove to anyone, and he is already loved by juve and he loves juve back

i can't see him having much to gain through moving at this stage of his career

Playing in one of the best and fastest leagues in Europe is a good motivator ;)

“I’m 100% sure I’ve made the right choice”

http://www.juventus.com/Allegati/f_Marchionni11571702b3fc1d6-55da-47eb-b97c-64fab7ec55b.jpg

Following his summer transfer from Parma, wizard of the wing Marco Marchionni is convinced he made the right decision: “Why Juve? Because this is a club that belongs at the top. If I wasn’t convinced this was the right place for me, I wouldn’t be here”. The young midfielder has a positive outlook on the season ahead: “Even if we do end up in Serie B with a 30 point penalty, I still believe we can achieve promotion in one season, potentially one of the greatest chapters in this club’s history, and I will do my best to make sure Juve get back on top. We will concentrate hard on winning every game and see what happens. No one is assured of a place in the starting line-up, there are a lot of great players at this club, but I think the presence of a player like Alessandro Del Piero, the symbol of this club, will be a great example to everyone”. And as for the appeal? “I’ve spoken to Didier and some of the other players, and although it’s hard to imagine a club like Juventus in Serie B, we’re all hoping that the situation will improve with the second phase of proceedings” The 25 year-old, who celebrates his birthday in six days time, also revealed he chose Juventus despite offers from a number of other big clubs: “When you get out there on the pitch, you’re concerned with only one thing, the football. I had the option of joining Fiorentina but Juve is Juve: this is the club everyone dreams of playing for. I have no regrets”.
__________________________________________________ _

Can't wait to see him in action.
Forza Marco! :rockman:

You should ba banned as well as killed in real life.


You're from Israel huh? Yeah you guys certainly don't have any problems killing in real life.

You're from Israel huh? Yeah you guys certainly don't have any problems killing in real life.
You got a problem of somekind...? :rolleyes:

I'm trully glad there are still players with heart left out there.. It's great to hear these words from Marchionni. Can't wait to see him play for us. Reports out here claim that the appeals are gonna change alot. I sure hope so.

maybe ive missed it but are del piero and buffon staying with the old lady??
:jambo:

Buffon will most likely be on his way out, Del Piero is staying no matter what.

It's good to know that there are loyal players that will stay with the club no matter what happens. :rockman:

Another loyal player on the growing list. Giorgio Chiellini:
Chiellini makes Juve pledge

Giorgio Chiellini has reacted to the news of Juventus’ relegation to Serie B by committing his future to the Bianconeri.

While a host of his more established colleagues are looking for a way out of Turin and the Second Division, the youngster is ready to stay.

“Every player will now base their decisions on what alternatives they have,” stated the full-back. “It will be important to keep as many players from last season’s squad as possible.

“I personally will be proud to stay and be a part of the serious project which has already been outlined.

“I haven’t asked to be sold and I’m actually negotiating a contract renewal until June 2009. Juventus are and remain a great club.”

The ambitious Chiellini is also confident that his decision to remain in the second tier of the game won’t harm his international prospects after breaking into the set-up under previous boss Marcello Lippi.

“Playing for Italy is a dream for any player,” he noted. “[New boss Roberto] Donadoni already knows me well and I believe I can be of use, even in Serie B.”

Chiellini will also be working under new Coach Didier Deschamps after the resignation of Fabio Capello.

“Every tactician leaves their mark on you and he [Capello] was my first boss at Juventus on the biggest stage in the game,” he added.

“He taught me that my comportment is as important off the pitch as it is on it. Now he’s gone to Real Madrid and I wish him the best.

“Deschamps? He’s left a good opening impression.”



:rockman: :rockman: great to have players with heart.

Awesome! Even though the stars may leave, we're building a very promising team for next season and beyond with so much talent, enthusiasm and pride. We couldnt have wished for something better in these dark times.

great stuff from marchionni and chiellini

but in other news thuram has said there's a very slim chance of him staying in serie b with juve

great stuff from marchionni and chiellini

but in other news thuram has said there's a very slim chance of him staying in serie b with juve

Remember at the WC when thay asked Lilian about Juve and he said "what's Juve?"

Well, I'm saying: Thuram who?

Remember at the WC when thay asked Lilian about Juve and he said "what's Juve?"

Well, I'm saying: Thuram who?


Thuram is closer to retirement, do you really want him to retire in Serie B?

i know i don't.

he could have said it politely..

']he could have said it politely..


oh yeah and whoever was fixing games at Juventus could've NOT done it and he wouldn't be trying to find a club at 34 to not finish his career playing second division.

by answering "what's Juve?", he hurt the fans, who have done nothing.

Some photos from the training:

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L'allenatore :Bow:

http://www.juventus.com/fe_images/fotogallery/060716-allenamento/zoom/46.jpg

mijatovic of madrid is meant to be travelling to turin to meet with emerson, zambrotta and cannavaro

zambrotta's agent says he prefers milan to chelsea

']by answering "what's Juve?", he hurt the fans, who have done nothing.


that's all fine and dandy that the fans of these clubs stand behind their club 100% but for the players in those clubs is a whole another deal dude so be real.

for the younger players it could mean playing second division, and not playing Champion's league Football until they're past their prime......

for the older ones it could mean retiring on second division and with the class of players this clubs have, you gotta be real, they won't want to finish their playing days trying to make the cut to Serie A again.

again be real, I'm pretty sure that whatever Thuram said he was just being focused on the task at hand (the WC) and/or being pissed at whoever pulled that BS at Juve.

Loyal players will retire with a juve no matter if they are in Serie A, B, or C.. :rockman:

Hats off for Del Piero, Chiellini, and Marchionni...I understand Thuram, but he could have been more polite...I'm glad we got Kapo back...he's class and very promising...I was upset when we loaned him last season.

"This is the most important club in the world"

http://www.juventus.com/Allegati/f_This%20is%20the%20most%20important%20club%20in%2 0the%20world15355904f172923-ad2f-436f-8141-39181ba3599.jpg

Valeri Bojinov spoke of his hopes for a big future with the Old Lady at this afternoon’s press conference: “Juventus belongs at the top and I will do everything in my power to see the team challenging for trophies again, in Italy and in Europe. Football is not an individual sport, it’s the team that’s always the winner. We have a great group of players here and we expect to win. The situation we’re in is by no means perfect but you can’t always have it all your own way. We’re all hoping the penalty will be reduced but make no mistake, we are prepared and, if we have to play in Serie B, we will do all we can to gain promotion as quickly as we can”. The young Bulgarian striker then spoke of what it means to him to play for the bianconeri: “As soon as I heard they wanted me I said yes; Juve is Juve. It’s an honour to wear this jersey and I will give my all for the club. I’m very happy to play for Juventus but I realise that if I’m to be successful here I need to play well; there’s still a lot for me to learn, I need to keep improving if I want a place in the team”.

Bojinov also revealed his admiration for Alessandro Del Piero: “I’m very excited about playing with Del Piero, he’s a true champion. He gives his all for the side and always comes up with the goods when his team needs him most. I know I can learn a lot from him as a player and a person, he’s a phenomenon, truly world-class”. For Valeri the recipe for success is simple: “We need to concentrate, use our heads and play to our strengths”. And helping him along the way will be new head coach Didier Deschamps: “He’s told us what he requires of his players - hard work, concentration and a professional approach both on and off the pitch. He told us to honour the jersey with results. As a player he never stopped running for his team and he has asked for the same work ethic from us”. And what does the Bulgarian youngster make of his hosts? “The Italian people have always made me feel at home, in Lecce, in Florence, everywhere. This is the greatest footballing nation in the world and I’d like to thank the people for making me feel like one of the family. I know that I have to play well and behave well to win over the fans but that’s exactly why I’m here and I hope my performances will demonstrate that”. And that goal in training? “I’m happy I scored, it was a good goal, but it means nothing”. He ended the conference on a similarly pragmatic note: “I could talk to you all day but it would mean nothing. It’s what you do on the pitch that counts: actions speak louder than words”
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Hopefully he will have a good season, determination is always a good asset.

I'm pretty sure that whatever Thuram said he was just being focused on the task at hand (the WC) and/or being pissed at whoever pulled that BS at Juve.

I agree. Of course he could have been molre polite but... I'm sure journalists can be a huge pain in the ass.

Secco said that Del Piero told him he and Nedved will stay (Y) L-E-G-E-N-D-S