Seedorf would actually be a good signing...if he came with a time machine so we got the Seedorf from five years ago. This is just proof that our management is crap and has to settle on on 2nd/3rd options in transfers. The only reason we might get him is cus we failed to get our main priority in the creative midfield spot.
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Juventus FC (2008-2009) Thread
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Ex-Juve Star Tudor Retires
The giant Hajduk Split centre back was once regarded as one of Europe’s most promising young defenders back in the late 1990s, however his career has been plagued by injuries, and at the age of just 30 he has finally decided to call it a day.
Tudor began his career with Hajduk, and attracted the interest of a host of European giants, eventually earning a move to Juventus in 1998.
The Croatian showed early promise in Turin, and was a constant danger off set-pieces with his head, scoring 15 goals for Juve in 115 appearances.
However, he suffered from chronic injury problems, particularly to his ankle, which gradually slowed him down, and in 2005/06 he was loaned out to Siena.
The injuries continued and Tudor almost retired in 2007, but eventually decided to return to Hajduk, thus ending a nine-year association with Juventus.
In October 2007 he played his first game for 16 months, but his troublesome ankle injury just would not disappear, and he has now finally decided that enough is enough.
Tudor also won 55 caps for Croatia between 1997 and 2006, playing in two World Cups and a European Championships.
The giant Hajduk Split centre back was once regarded as one of Europe’s most promising young defenders back in the late 1990s, however his career has been plagued by injuries, and at the age of just 30 he has finally decided to call it a day.
Tudor began his career with Hajduk, and attracted the interest of a host of European giants, eventually earning a move to Juventus in 1998.
The Croatian showed early promise in Turin, and was a constant danger off set-pieces with his head, scoring 15 goals for Juve in 115 appearances.
However, he suffered from chronic injury problems, particularly to his ankle, which gradually slowed him down, and in 2005/06 he was loaned out to Siena.
The injuries continued and Tudor almost retired in 2007, but eventually decided to return to Hajduk, thus ending a nine-year association with Juventus.
In October 2007 he played his first game for 16 months, but his troublesome ankle injury just would not disappear, and he has now finally decided that enough is enough.
Tudor also won 55 caps for Croatia between 1997 and 2006, playing in two World Cups and a European Championships.
djperthglory
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well guys 2 friendlies so far away from italy and 2 great results in my opinion
brondby 1 - 2 juventus
amauri and iaquinta (brondby pen)
dortmund 1-3 juventus
amauri and iaquinta X 2 (BvB pen)
the only way our opposition has scored is via the spot.... a great defensive display by our boys and great work ethic by our newies...
yet again it was iaquinta and amauri (the new brigade) to do the damage!
poulsen was amazing what a setup to iaquintas 2nd goal.... i think we should sit back guys and not criticise ppl like gigli and secco just yet.. rossi, poulsen and knezevic all got out there for a fair kick around and it was great to see them together score 2 goals (as they all came on 2nd half).
i watched the match and was very impressed.... chimenti great second keeper too..
edit: forgot to mention ekdal too to that list.... the more these players get a run the better for them.. TROFEO TIM IS NEXT!
brondby 1 - 2 juventus
amauri and iaquinta (brondby pen)
dortmund 1-3 juventus
amauri and iaquinta X 2 (BvB pen)
the only way our opposition has scored is via the spot.... a great defensive display by our boys and great work ethic by our newies...
yet again it was iaquinta and amauri (the new brigade) to do the damage!
poulsen was amazing what a setup to iaquintas 2nd goal.... i think we should sit back guys and not criticise ppl like gigli and secco just yet.. rossi, poulsen and knezevic all got out there for a fair kick around and it was great to see them together score 2 goals (as they all came on 2nd half).
i watched the match and was very impressed.... chimenti great second keeper too..
edit: forgot to mention ekdal too to that list.... the more these players get a run the better for them.. TROFEO TIM IS NEXT!
mark77
Transfer Guru
Chimenti's crap but he'll be a good 3rd keeper. His use will be for friendlies, training and shining Gigi's shoes. 
Manninger will come and he's gonna be an excellent backup to Gigi. Give him the Coppa Italia and some Serie A games to rest Buffon.
So far, the best kid in the friendlies is Fausto Rossi. He plays on the left of mid and also in the center.
Manninger will come and he's gonna be an excellent backup to Gigi. Give him the Coppa Italia and some Serie A games to rest Buffon.
So far, the best kid in the friendlies is Fausto Rossi. He plays on the left of mid and also in the center.
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