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I'm a big Championship manager fan, and I've always wanted to play an online management game (for free, cause I'm a poor student) where you can buy, sell and pick a team, with italien players from the serie A. Does anyone know of such a thing, if someone do then maybe it would be fun to...

What the f**k! okay, that is probably the biggest load of s**t I have ever heard! Almost all the italien players are just like spoiled little children, that say all kinds of shit when things isn't going their way. They played like s**t in almost every match. People who actually saw the...

Well.. you're probably right. Alot of my non juve fan friends complain alot about italien football. Theysay it's boring. And they definelty don't feel pride when they see juve playing... But if it had to match their standards of entertainment, it would probably have to Juve's home game against...

I pretty much enjoy watching Juve play every time. They don't have to play like real, but I enjoy the atmosphere. I feel pride every time the guys put up a good fight. Good play is not the main reason I watch Juve play, and italian football is because of the emotions, and the (most of the...

I don't think that I would become a fan of the new club, neither would I stop supporting Juve. But also I wouldn't stop loving the transferd player. (exept if he moved to Milan or Man utd) But in my case I've been lucky so far with Juve. The thing that got drew me to Juve was (at first) Conte...

Yaeh... you may be right... I didn't check before I posted the thread. But I don't think it adresses the the exact same thing. If you're thinking of the: "feelings towards ex Juve players.

This is something me and my friends discussed for a long time last. Lets just imagine that your favorite player for some reason decided to move to, lets just say Milan. (Iknow it sounds like the end of the world) Would you then convert to the red/black (milan) side? Or would you simple dump...

http://users.cybercity.dk/~kam1645/Bornholm%20i%20centrum.gif Type it in your search bar, and you'll see a map showing Bangsbo's place of origin. (just in case any someone was wondering) Btw thanks for the video Kaliman, I've only read about Bangsbo but never heard his voice.

Del Piero. He's a living legend. And if you can come overcome so may problems in your footballing career, as he has, then you're a real champion.

I think Zambrotta is a better all round player, and every coach's dream. I hardly think you will ever see R.B play right winger, or right back. All of these are positions Zambrotta could easily play and with great efficiency. But on the other hand, Zambrotta has a lot to learn yet, before he is...

I play Defensive midfielder in a local club in my town, Kolding, Denmark. But I have been having some problems with my left thigh, so I haven't been playin for two weeks now. Hope to be back in action when the indoors season kicks off. If I should compair myself to a juve player ( Style) it...

Does anyone know how darko Kovacevich's name is pronounced? I, for some reason, keep calling im Ko-va-tje-vitsj. But some of my friends think it's Ko-va-see-vitsj. And what about Pessotto? Do you say. Piss-otto, like in pissoff, but with the two f's offcourse.

I think it would be a good idea for juve to buy an central midfielder with a little more creativity, than Davids, Tacchinardi or Maresca. All we have is hardworking strong midfielders.. It's been my opinion for a long time, that one of few weak spots in juve is their lack of creativity amongst...

I'm just wondering now... Has everyone forgotten about Di Vaio's time in Parma? He played great! He's a world class player, and he scored twice against Roma. I think we should just have faith in him.. Don't worry he will play a great game and in time overtake Trezeguet's place on the first team.

I think it would be a good idea for Juve to get some danish spark on the first team. What about Thomas Graversen from Everton. He's a very hard working midfielser, with a usefull ability to keep everyone around him going. It's been too long since any danes played for juve. Last one was...

No! I'm Beckham. I can't stand him. But maybe we have more incommen then I thought...

No, I guess when you come to think about it, the old lady does reprecent Juve the best. It reprecents wisdom and experience. But if you look at a club like Arsenal, their nickname "The Gunners" does seem more logical.

Thanks. I tried to join some forum at Juventus.com, but it never really worked, but the I came across this wonderfull site. And maybe you're right about the name, it does have something special to it. it's just a bit ironic geving what Juventus really means.

Okay thanks. I'll remove it in a bit. But don't you think it's a bit of an uncool name for a club like Juventus?

Just something I have always been wondering about. I'm studying Latin in school, and as far as I know Juventus (In danish) means: The young or something like that. And that it was a title given to brave soldiers back when Julius Caesar was running things in Italy, and half of Europe. So how did...