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Not that bad :D Mellberg had thousands smarter options but he decided to go for a slalom in our own half and dribble past all their players. :lol:

Camoranesi and Marchisio stopped running after our goal. There was no movement at all and during our counters the player who had the ball had to look left right and behind to find a player to pass the ball to. Amauri didn't move either and Trez had to go wide to get the ball, which was...

True. Very good performance screwed up by a silly pass. You simply don't make such passes in 93rd minute, when you don't have at least 2 goals lead. Melo has a lot of blame for the goal, but not all the blame. The goal was scored maybe a minute after he lost the ball. We could have stopped...

What was our plan today? Push up, score and then simply give up because they won't score? And if they score you push again and score the second? That was Ranieri on our bench today.

You'll surely find much better odds than 1.66 for Juve -1 EH in your local bookie. That's in case they have it. Some 2-3 years ago Bulgarians were complaining about the choice of bookmakers in Sofia and about the offers there too. I don't know if something's changed in the meantime. :)

No, because Pinnacle has -1.5 asian @1.877. Why are the odds so low in your bookie?

I won't mind anyone from Juve scoring, but if i have to choose two players then it's gonna be Del Piero+Amauri. The first one because it's great to start with a goal, while the second one because he desperately needs to score that goal. Oh, and Giovinco too.

Already posted in DP's thread, but it belongs here: http://www.juventus.com/site/ita/NEWS_newsseriea_28F2074F17A7425697D3DCE03B63049A.asp Called players for Juve-Bologna: 1 Buffon 2 Caceres 3 Chiellini 4 Felipe Melo 8 Marchisio 9 Iaquinta 10 Del Piero 11 Amauri 13 Manninger 15...

Melo missed the Livorno match and he won't play for Brazil in the qualifiers due to suspension (that's gonna be 10 days without football in October). I'd rest some of the Italians for this match. One or two of Grosso, Camoranesi, Marchisio and Iaquinta. Camoranesi is my main candidate...

Giving a rest to some players from time to time might be very important in long run. Last year we couldn't even run at the end of the season, which resulted with 7 or 8 draws in a row. Yes, last year the main problem were injuries. Due to these injuries some of our players were forced to play...

As it's always the case when we play an outsider. :) Anyway, i checked on Bologna's results and on the post-match comments and it looks like defending all the time in numbers and waiting for an occasional counter is their characteristic. The results also tell a similar story...

I don't know :confused: I saw Bologna only against Milan and as a team they defended very well (while Milan were absolutely clueless). I also see that they conceded only 4 goals so far, with only Juve and Inter being better than them in this aspect. So we can't talk about bad defending...

Anyone saw Bologna this year? I watched them against Milan and i saw the slowest defense in serie A. Some tall, clumsy and slow guys back there. I don't know if it's the case all the time, but on that match it was annoying to watch Huntelaar and Seedorf running faster than Portanova, Raggi...

Juventus.com reports that Tiago, Sissoko and Cannavaro are still working separately from the rest. They won't be ready for Juve-Bologna.