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I didn't think that Italy had reserve team matches.:confused: I suppose I could get them, but they would cost more money. I can also get some Primavera games. You see, it's not done on a game by game basis. You buy a season and it is a certain price. You can add things on to that, like...

In conclusion: Yes it will be a problem if Juve doesn't win the CL this season and Madrid does.

I get them two days after the game is played. The cost works out to something like 95 euros per game. It is quite a drain on the wallet, but it is the only way that I've found to see all of the games.

I get all of the games sent to me on DVD. It is extremely expensive, but well worth it.

If that's how you want to see it, it's up to you. I suppose this season's champion's league will show who is more correct.

On the contrary I watched every Juve game and all of Real's Champions League plus their games against Barca. Juventus may not always looks together, but IMO, the strength of Juventus is in the way the players work with each other, while Madrid's strength is individual skill.

Not at all. Real Madrid may have the best players in the world at ever position (they don't btw), but they don't play together as a unit as well as the players on Juventus do. It is that simple.

Games aren't played player to player, they're played team vs. team. Juventus as a unit is stronger than Real Madrid.

Raul is creative if Del Piero is creative. They are both winger/forwards, and play almost the same game. I thinkthat both are creative, but niether is a 'playmaker'.

I agree with all of those points.

11 forwards is hardly enough for the Dutch. but htat is why they are great.:cool:

Perfect can only be determined by how many games we win, not by the players we have.