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Juventus FC Thread [2006/2007]
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bianconeri6
Senior Squad
Don't forget Camoranesi got red carded
That ASSHOLE.
Coppa: Juve undone in Napoli
Sunday 27 August, 2006
Juventus are out of the Coppa Italia after a dramatic 3-3 draw at Napoli, Gigi Buffon eventually missing a penalty in the shoot-out after Mauro Camoranesi’s dismissal.
Juve got off to a great start at the packed out Stadio San Paolo, where 60,000 fans crammed in to the legendary arena, as after 27 minutes Giorgio Chiellini nodded in Federico Balzaretti’s cross.
However, after Cristian Bucchi saw a good chance charged down by the defence, the former Modena hitman equalised just before the break with an acrobatic volley.
Bucchi was Serie B’s top scorer last term and again went close with a header, so it was no real surprise when Napoli capitalised on their good play to take the lead. Emanuele Calaio ran on to a defence-splitting pass to waltz round World Cup winning goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon.
Didier Deschamps had to reinforce the side and threw on Alessandro Del Piero for Valeri Bojinov. As against Cesena in the last round, Pinturicchio’s entrance made all the difference, as he unleashed a curling strike from the edge of the box that slammed in off the upright.
Inacio Pia wasted a glorious opportunity for the home side and it went to extra time, where Marco Marchionni brought a tough save out of Gennaro Iezzo and Cristiano Zanetti’s shot was charged down.
Mauro Camoranesi replaced Pavel Nedved and did little to endear himself to the Juventus fans, as he was sent off for elbowing Montervino soon after stepping on to the field. Napoli didn’t have an advantage for long, as moments later Grava also saw red for a second bookable offence.
The drama was most definitely not over yet in an incredible night at the San Paolo. Del Piero thought he had secured victory for Juventus by turning in Balzaretti’s assist with 120 seconds to go.
However, Paolo Cannavaro – the younger brother of ex-Juve captain Fabio – sent the home crowd wild with a spectacular overhead kick right at the death. The final score was 3-3 and only penalties could separate the two fallen giants of Italian football.
Ivano Trotta beat Buffon and the goalkeeper bizarrely took Juve’s first spot-kick himself, but fired it off target. Bucchi and Maurizio Domizzi also converted for Napoli, but Sam Dalla Bona’s effort was saved. Tomas Guzman and Alessandro Birindelli scored for the Bianconeri, then Marco Marchionni’s kick was blocked by Iezzo. Cannavaro had the decisive kick and this time Buffon kept him out, so Del Piero kept his cool to level the scores after five penalties each.
The shoot-out continued with Montervino, Chiellini, Amodio scoring, but Balzaretti fired wide to hand victory to Napoli.
The Azzurri continue their Coppa Italia adventure, winning on penalties after a 3-3 draw, and go on to face Parma in the next phase.
That ASSHOLE.
Coppa: Juve undone in Napoli
Sunday 27 August, 2006
Juventus are out of the Coppa Italia after a dramatic 3-3 draw at Napoli, Gigi Buffon eventually missing a penalty in the shoot-out after Mauro Camoranesi’s dismissal.
Juve got off to a great start at the packed out Stadio San Paolo, where 60,000 fans crammed in to the legendary arena, as after 27 minutes Giorgio Chiellini nodded in Federico Balzaretti’s cross.
However, after Cristian Bucchi saw a good chance charged down by the defence, the former Modena hitman equalised just before the break with an acrobatic volley.
Bucchi was Serie B’s top scorer last term and again went close with a header, so it was no real surprise when Napoli capitalised on their good play to take the lead. Emanuele Calaio ran on to a defence-splitting pass to waltz round World Cup winning goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon.
Didier Deschamps had to reinforce the side and threw on Alessandro Del Piero for Valeri Bojinov. As against Cesena in the last round, Pinturicchio’s entrance made all the difference, as he unleashed a curling strike from the edge of the box that slammed in off the upright.
Inacio Pia wasted a glorious opportunity for the home side and it went to extra time, where Marco Marchionni brought a tough save out of Gennaro Iezzo and Cristiano Zanetti’s shot was charged down.
Mauro Camoranesi replaced Pavel Nedved and did little to endear himself to the Juventus fans, as he was sent off for elbowing Montervino soon after stepping on to the field. Napoli didn’t have an advantage for long, as moments later Grava also saw red for a second bookable offence.
The drama was most definitely not over yet in an incredible night at the San Paolo. Del Piero thought he had secured victory for Juventus by turning in Balzaretti’s assist with 120 seconds to go.
However, Paolo Cannavaro – the younger brother of ex-Juve captain Fabio – sent the home crowd wild with a spectacular overhead kick right at the death. The final score was 3-3 and only penalties could separate the two fallen giants of Italian football.
Ivano Trotta beat Buffon and the goalkeeper bizarrely took Juve’s first spot-kick himself, but fired it off target. Bucchi and Maurizio Domizzi also converted for Napoli, but Sam Dalla Bona’s effort was saved. Tomas Guzman and Alessandro Birindelli scored for the Bianconeri, then Marco Marchionni’s kick was blocked by Iezzo. Cannavaro had the decisive kick and this time Buffon kept him out, so Del Piero kept his cool to level the scores after five penalties each.
The shoot-out continued with Montervino, Chiellini, Amodio scoring, but Balzaretti fired wide to hand victory to Napoli.
The Azzurri continue their Coppa Italia adventure, winning on penalties after a 3-3 draw, and go on to face Parma in the next phase.
italianstyle87
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bianconeri6
Senior Squad
no you won't due to the seven international call-ups. 
Buffon, Marchionni, Chiellini (U21
), Zebina, Trezeguet, Bojinov, Kovac
but were still gonna beat inter :chew:
Buffon, Marchionni, Chiellini (U21
), Zebina, Trezeguet, Bojinov, Kovac but were still gonna beat inter :chew:
Secco: ''Market closed, Trezeguet and Camoranesi will stay''
http://www.calciomercato.com/index.php?c=21&a=15207
No new players either...
Great
http://www.calciomercato.com/index.php?c=21&a=15207
No new players either...
Great
Trofeo TIM call-ups
2 BIRINDELLI Alessandro
6 ZANETTI Cristiano
8 GIANNICHEDDA Giuliano
10 DEL PIERO Alessandro
11 NEDVED Pavel
12 MIRANTE Antonio
14 BALZARETTI Federico
15 MARCHISIO Claudio
16 CAMORANESI Mauro German
19 PARO Matteo
22 BELARDI Emanuele
23 GUZMAN Tomas
25 ZALAYETA Marcelo
29 DE CEGLIE Paolo
33 URBANO Orlando
35 PISANI Andrea
36 CHIUMIENTO Davide
37 LAGNESE Luca
38 RIZZA Giuseppe
lol, the only available defenders are Birindelli, Balzaretti, Urbano and Pisani. Giannichedda could play CB too, and I don't know the positions of Lagnese and Rizza. I think De Ceglie is a leftback/midfielder? It's going to be one hell of a night in the San Siro thursday. :amika:
2 BIRINDELLI Alessandro
6 ZANETTI Cristiano
8 GIANNICHEDDA Giuliano
10 DEL PIERO Alessandro
11 NEDVED Pavel
12 MIRANTE Antonio
14 BALZARETTI Federico
15 MARCHISIO Claudio
16 CAMORANESI Mauro German
19 PARO Matteo
22 BELARDI Emanuele
23 GUZMAN Tomas
25 ZALAYETA Marcelo
29 DE CEGLIE Paolo
33 URBANO Orlando
35 PISANI Andrea
36 CHIUMIENTO Davide
37 LAGNESE Luca
38 RIZZA Giuseppe
lol, the only available defenders are Birindelli, Balzaretti, Urbano and Pisani. Giannichedda could play CB too, and I don't know the positions of Lagnese and Rizza. I think De Ceglie is a leftback/midfielder? It's going to be one hell of a night in the San Siro thursday. :amika:
Juventino said:Secco: ''Market closed, Trezeguet and Camoranesi will stay''
http://www.calciomercato.com/index.php?c=21&a=15207
No new players either...
Great
Awesome! I was afraid we'd end up with Zebina. Luckily you guys will be keeping him.
They withdrew the appeal to TAR
http://www.gazzetta.it/Calcio/Squadre/Juventus/Primo_Piano/2006/08_Agosto/31/ESITOCDA.shtml
What was with the ''WE ONLY ACCEPT SERIE A!!!'' attitude? If they had balls they would've gone through with it
Morons...
Bring on Rimini
http://www.gazzetta.it/Calcio/Squadre/Juventus/Primo_Piano/2006/08_Agosto/31/ESITOCDA.shtml
What was with the ''WE ONLY ACCEPT SERIE A!!!'' attitude? If they had balls they would've gone through with it
Morons...
Bring on Rimini
djperthglory
Starting XI
someone please tell me i just didnt download a goal that del piero hammered into the top corner in the 5th minute!!!
OH MY WORDDDDDDDDDD!!!
he is on fire this season! if this is an official goal he gets to 198 official goals for juve. no juve player in history has scored 200. del piero sempre con noi, tu sei is cuore della societa juventina!
OH MY WORDDDDDDDDDD!!!
he is on fire this season! if this is an official goal he gets to 198 official goals for juve. no juve player in history has scored 200. del piero sempre con noi, tu sei is cuore della societa juventina!
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