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JUVENTUS Campioni D'Italia Thread [2005-2006]
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Buffon: “La Juve rasenta la perfezione”
“E’ stato un 2005 stratosferico, suggellato nella prima parte dal successo di San Siro, che ci ha permesso di vincere lo scudetto, e nella seconda dall’ottimo passo tenuto finora in campionato. La Juve ha dimostrato di essere una squadra, se non imbattibile, che rasenta la perfezione”.
Gigi Buffon, a margine dell'inaugurazione del primo “Juventus Point” presso la stazione di servizio Tamoil di via Sansovino a Torino, traccia un bilancio dell’anno che si sta concludendo: un bilancio estremamente positivo per la squadra e per i successi ottenuti, anche se il numero uno bianconero ha dovuto fare i conti con un prolungato stop: “Non ho avuto molta fortuna nell’ultimo periodo, prima con l’infortunio alla spalla e poi con il fastidio al piede. Quest’ultimo non ci voleva, perché visto che la spalla ormai è a posto, avrei potuto giocare qualche altra gara e ritrovare il ritmo partita. Ora comunque questi 5, 6 giorni di riposo per le feste natalizie mi aiuteranno a recuperare”.
All’assenza di Gigi ha comunque ovviato uno strepitoso Christian Abbiati: “In effetti nessuno si è accorto che io non ci fossi e questo è sicuramente merito di Christian. Mi auguro che venga convocato per i Mondiali, perché è una persona eccezionale, con la quale stai bene dentro e fuori dal campo”.
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Buffon is dang right...
I wish they had those gas stations in the US...
“E’ stato un 2005 stratosferico, suggellato nella prima parte dal successo di San Siro, che ci ha permesso di vincere lo scudetto, e nella seconda dall’ottimo passo tenuto finora in campionato. La Juve ha dimostrato di essere una squadra, se non imbattibile, che rasenta la perfezione”.
Gigi Buffon, a margine dell'inaugurazione del primo “Juventus Point” presso la stazione di servizio Tamoil di via Sansovino a Torino, traccia un bilancio dell’anno che si sta concludendo: un bilancio estremamente positivo per la squadra e per i successi ottenuti, anche se il numero uno bianconero ha dovuto fare i conti con un prolungato stop: “Non ho avuto molta fortuna nell’ultimo periodo, prima con l’infortunio alla spalla e poi con il fastidio al piede. Quest’ultimo non ci voleva, perché visto che la spalla ormai è a posto, avrei potuto giocare qualche altra gara e ritrovare il ritmo partita. Ora comunque questi 5, 6 giorni di riposo per le feste natalizie mi aiuteranno a recuperare”.
All’assenza di Gigi ha comunque ovviato uno strepitoso Christian Abbiati: “In effetti nessuno si è accorto che io non ci fossi e questo è sicuramente merito di Christian. Mi auguro che venga convocato per i Mondiali, perché è una persona eccezionale, con la quale stai bene dentro e fuori dal campo”.
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Buffon is dang right...
I wish they had those gas stations in the US...
italianstyle87
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hahaha, those gas stations are such an odd idea, but i like it
Liverpool Approach Juve For Zebina
12/20/2005 11:19:00 AM
Liverpool have reportedly made a move for Juventus defender Jonathan Zebina.
The Frenchman is out of favour at the Stadio Delle Alpi after a number of injuries and a pay-rise request deemed to be excessive by the Bianconeri.
Liverpool manager Rafa Benitez has made no secret of his desire to reinforce his back-line, and Zebina would be a versatile option with his ability to fill in at centre-back and at full-back.
Milan are also planning a move for the former Roma star and a part exchange deal with Christian Abbiati -on loan from Milan to Juve- may be in the offing.
Capello: Juve still in pole position
Fabio Capello was amused by the reaction to Juventus after they dropped points at Lazio on Saturday. "I’m so pleased everyone thinks we have been overtaken already," he joked.
The draw with Lazio at the weekend was met with widespread consternation in Italy as it was only the second time the Bianconeri have failed to win in the League all season.
But Capello knows that such a reaction is a testament to how well his side is playing this year and he insisted that his outfit is not about to give away any more ground in a hurry.
"I’m so pleased everyone thinks we have been overtaken already," laughed Capello. "But our future depends very much on us. We are exceeding every expectation."
Don Fabio’s side has indeed performed superbly this season and only the defeat to Milan and Saturday’s draw have blotted an otherwise perfect copybook.
"I have to say that 2005 has been a splendid year," agreed Capello. "What worries me is that it will be difficult to improve upon. When you do this well it is hard to keep it going."
The Friulian tactician will be hoping his side keep it going tomorrow night against Siena, for whom Enrico Chiesa, Igor Tudor and Nicola Legrottaglie were the players he identified as ones to watch.
"They must be respected," said Capello of the Tuscan side. "They have done well and have big players like Chiesa, who is superb at free-kicks."
Another set-piece specialist likely to be playing tomorrow night is Alessandro Del Piero, who will deputise in the absence of the suspended Pavel Nedved.
Pinturicchio is one goal away from becoming Juve’s all-time top goalscorer, so don’t be surprised if he grabs the ball in the event of a free-kick or penalty.
I convocati per domani
3 Chiellini
4 Vieira
6 Kovac
7 Pessotto
8 Emerson
9 Ibrahimovic
10 Del Piero
12 Chimenti
14 Balzaretti
16 Camoranesi
17 Trezeguet
18 Mutu
19 Zambrotta
20 Blasi
21 Thuram
22 Bonnefoi
24 Olivera
25 Zalayeta
26 Gladstone
27 Zebina
28 Cannavaro
32 Abbiati
Liverpool Approach Juve For Zebina
12/20/2005 11:19:00 AM
Liverpool have reportedly made a move for Juventus defender Jonathan Zebina.
The Frenchman is out of favour at the Stadio Delle Alpi after a number of injuries and a pay-rise request deemed to be excessive by the Bianconeri.
Liverpool manager Rafa Benitez has made no secret of his desire to reinforce his back-line, and Zebina would be a versatile option with his ability to fill in at centre-back and at full-back.
Milan are also planning a move for the former Roma star and a part exchange deal with Christian Abbiati -on loan from Milan to Juve- may be in the offing.
Capello: Juve still in pole position
Fabio Capello was amused by the reaction to Juventus after they dropped points at Lazio on Saturday. "I’m so pleased everyone thinks we have been overtaken already," he joked.
The draw with Lazio at the weekend was met with widespread consternation in Italy as it was only the second time the Bianconeri have failed to win in the League all season.
But Capello knows that such a reaction is a testament to how well his side is playing this year and he insisted that his outfit is not about to give away any more ground in a hurry.
"I’m so pleased everyone thinks we have been overtaken already," laughed Capello. "But our future depends very much on us. We are exceeding every expectation."
Don Fabio’s side has indeed performed superbly this season and only the defeat to Milan and Saturday’s draw have blotted an otherwise perfect copybook.
"I have to say that 2005 has been a splendid year," agreed Capello. "What worries me is that it will be difficult to improve upon. When you do this well it is hard to keep it going."
The Friulian tactician will be hoping his side keep it going tomorrow night against Siena, for whom Enrico Chiesa, Igor Tudor and Nicola Legrottaglie were the players he identified as ones to watch.
"They must be respected," said Capello of the Tuscan side. "They have done well and have big players like Chiesa, who is superb at free-kicks."
Another set-piece specialist likely to be playing tomorrow night is Alessandro Del Piero, who will deputise in the absence of the suspended Pavel Nedved.
Pinturicchio is one goal away from becoming Juve’s all-time top goalscorer, so don’t be surprised if he grabs the ball in the event of a free-kick or penalty.
I convocati per domani
3 Chiellini
4 Vieira
6 Kovac
7 Pessotto
8 Emerson
9 Ibrahimovic
10 Del Piero
12 Chimenti
14 Balzaretti
16 Camoranesi
17 Trezeguet
18 Mutu
19 Zambrotta
20 Blasi
21 Thuram
22 Bonnefoi
24 Olivera
25 Zalayeta
26 Gladstone
27 Zebina
28 Cannavaro
32 Abbiati
djperthglory
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juventus (4-4-2)
32 Abbiati C.
19 Zambrotta G.
21 Thuram L.
28 Cannavaro F.
3 Chiellini G.
16 Camoranesi M.
8 Emerson F.
4 Vieira P.
18 Mutu A.
17 Trezeguet D.
9 Ibrahimovic Z.
subs
12 Chimenti A.
6 Kovac R.
14 Balzaretti F.
24 Olivera R.
20 Blasi M.
10 Del Piero A.
25 Zalayeta M.
32 Abbiati C.
19 Zambrotta G.
21 Thuram L.
28 Cannavaro F.
3 Chiellini G.
16 Camoranesi M.
8 Emerson F.
4 Vieira P.
18 Mutu A.
17 Trezeguet D.
9 Ibrahimovic Z.
subs
12 Chimenti A.
6 Kovac R.
14 Balzaretti F.
24 Olivera R.
20 Blasi M.
10 Del Piero A.
25 Zalayeta M.
djperthglory
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Cannavarooooooooooooo!!
1-0!!!
1-0!!!
djperthglory
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Radoppio Della Juve, Assegnato Il Numero 17!!
David!!!
Trezeguet!!!!!!!
2-0!
David!!!
Trezeguet!!!!!!!
2-0!
djperthglory
Starting XI
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Juventus FC 2-0 AC Siena
Cannavaro and Trezeguet the scorers
Juventus officially the Winter Champions, now to finish off the season in the new 2006 year!
Juventus FC 2-0 AC Siena
Cannavaro and Trezeguet the scorers
Juventus officially the Winter Champions, now to finish off the season in the new 2006 year!
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IceBlu
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FT 2-0.
What a lead to take into the winter break. Now some well deserved time off for the players.
2005 has been a wonderful year and hopefully 2006 is even better
Maybe we'll see a new face the next time Juve play.
PS: Trezeguet has scored in 9 consequetive games. He is having the season of his life.
What a lead to take into the winter break. Now some well deserved time off for the players.
2005 has been a wonderful year and hopefully 2006 is even better
Maybe we'll see a new face the next time Juve play.
PS: Trezeguet has scored in 9 consequetive games. He is having the season of his life.
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IceBlu
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yep thats 11 goals in his last 9 Serie A games.
Did anyone see his goal today ? He made it look so simple taking the ball away from the keeper and a cool finish into an empty net.
Juve's performance wasn't the best today though. Siena came close to equalizing before Juve made it 2-0.
Heh. Inter will peak during the winter break
Did anyone see his goal today ? He made it look so simple taking the ball away from the keeper and a cool finish into an empty net.
Juve's performance wasn't the best today though. Siena came close to equalizing before Juve made it 2-0.
Heh. Inter will peak during the winter break
Trezeguet
Sometimes I really wonder how much better France would be if Trezeguet could play so well with his NT.That aside Juve continue to win matches, even when they don't play their best. 8 points up and things just continue to look good for you guys. Not only that but you've drawn one of the easier teams in the CL, Werder Bremen. Lucky, lucky Juve. I drip with envy.
Sometimes I really wonder how much better France would be if Trezeguet could play so well with his NT.That aside Juve continue to win matches, even when they don't play their best. 8 points up and things just continue to look good for you guys. Not only that but you've drawn one of the easier teams in the CL, Werder Bremen. Lucky, lucky Juve. I drip with envy.
italianstyle87
Starting XI
a very minor hiccup then back on track
life is good for all at juve at the moment, but the winter break could not have come at a better time
a momunmental effort thus far meant the players really needed this extended break, especially those guys like cannavaro, camoranesi, nedved, zambrotta, ibrahimovic who've played so many of the games
and trezeguet :Bow:
life is good for all at juve at the moment, but the winter break could not have come at a better time
a momunmental effort thus far meant the players really needed this extended break, especially those guys like cannavaro, camoranesi, nedved, zambrotta, ibrahimovic who've played so many of the games
and trezeguet :Bow:
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IceBlu
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Just a thought...
Buffon has been out all season and Juve are doing amazingly well even without him. Perhaps he could have saved a couple of goals more than Abbiati did but overall, its not like Juve missed him sorely...just that one time when Abbiati got injured and Chimenti had to fill in.
Just goes to show that no player is indespensible. Having said that, once Buffon is back (and with back I mean to his very best) it will be a huge boost to an already watertight defense.
Buffon has been out all season and Juve are doing amazingly well even without him. Perhaps he could have saved a couple of goals more than Abbiati did but overall, its not like Juve missed him sorely...just that one time when Abbiati got injured and Chimenti had to fill in.
Just goes to show that no player is indespensible. Having said that, once Buffon is back (and with back I mean to his very best) it will be a huge boost to an already watertight defense.
italianstyle87
Starting XI
abbiati has really grown into the job, and now i hardly notice him, which is how it should be
if he plays at another club next season as the no1 keeper he'll be one of the best in serie a
and by the way vitu, i've been saying trez will be top scorer in europe even before the season started
if he plays at another club next season as the no1 keeper he'll be one of the best in serie a
and by the way vitu, i've been saying trez will be top scorer in europe even before the season started
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