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.. and last year, scoring 3 goals in 45 mins CL-final is just something .. what opponents also did.

To be honest is there currently anyone who can control the ball. Mutu, Zlatan as the most notable examples. I wonder if dribbling, first touch etc are even being trained.

:lol: Giving Emerson last 15 minutes off in the match against Treviso counts as a rest?

Ok, I just expected something positive to happen with all the amount of work he put in. One thing I wonder is does Capello got balls to fine Nedved as Camoranesi didn't do anything worse.

Nedved the best one? If you see it that way, then I understand you but I didn't see that much good sides in his performance.

That is true, Giannichedda played better than what Vieira in ages.

I love you too. It's nice when critizing someone is welcome, even recommended, but when it comes to certain players you're automatically in the blacklist. :tup:

Okay, I give it he was one who actually fought in this match but what did that gave to Juventus. Two fucking stupid fouls. Ok, there was one shot on goal but as much he fought he was no help. And that's been most of his season, not that many matches when he's been playing like expected.

I could be his replacement then (if just given to get me physically on condition). I would be just as useful - getting stupid yellow cards but playing with even more passion for the club. Nedved's time is over IMHO.

Is that all Nedved can do nowadays. If so I hope this is his last in Juventus, fucking hate it when all he do is foul and lets the team down.

add to that kolo in finnish means hole

It's likely media created most of the story. Zlatan said something to Alessio Secco when he came off and then went on to sit quietly on the bench for the rest of the match.

Quoting myself: After seeing the starting XI and substitutions in this Treviso-match, I think it's even more safe to say this is what it looks like on wednesday.

I agree somewhat on this part, reasons why Capello can be seen as a guilty of this mess. Capello can take the blame of the fact he was unable to react in any way during the match. He has been building this squad for more than 18 months now and there's lack of options when it comes to changing...

So you are saying it has nothing to do with the manager? Care to show any evidence? Show it also to the prosecuter in Turin.

Forget the luck-nonsense, there was something more alarming in those Capello's statements. After reading some of the comments I got the sole impression Juventus was in London to get 0-0 - it seemed he just didn't care what forwards did, it was just "unlucky"/disappointing Juventus conceded...

Anything to back this up?

Fears that Wenger made some really brilliant business materialized.

Capello will put Giannichedda or Blasi on his place and nothing changes.. Will earn him two yellow cards..

not to mention too young