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Wow. So that's what Bonnefoi looks like.
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oh man moggi has just said some words to the meadie he was nearly crying with red eyes ... he told the media not to ask him any questions because he hadnt the energy to do so and said from now onwards im not more juve president (nearlycrying) and he said from tonight onwards the world of football doesnt concern me anymore i have to defend myself from all these attacks i have been given upon me ... actually im very sorry for him
Rhizoid said:
My exact feeling. 
Al Jazeera ran a compilation of our goals this season with the Juve Juve song in the background. I got tears in my eyes...and believe me they weren't tears of joy...it was something else.
Can't explain...but I don't feel too thrilled. :frown:
Al Jazeera ran a compilation of our goals this season with the Juve Juve song in the background. I got tears in my eyes...and believe me they weren't tears of joy...it was something else.
Can't explain...but I don't feel too thrilled. :frown:
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Juventus may be at the centre of an investigation, but Coach Fabio Capello and his players insist they can be proud of this Scudetto.
“We were leading the table for 76 consecutive rounds,” he told Sky Italia. “We end the season with our heads held high, as this is a great squad and our celebrations are fully deserved. No team has achieved our statistics and we proved we could battle on under pressure.”
The entire Board of Directors resigned this week after transcripts of alleged telephone conversations sparked an investigation into various irregularities, but Capello shrugged off claims Juve risk relegation to Serie B.
“Why would that happen? I ask everyone to wait, as people are rushing to judge before seeing all the facts here. At the end of the investigation, we might be laughing off these wild accusations. We are all very close to the directors and are grateful for the hard work they’ve done for us. Attacking Luciano Moggi has become a national sport.”
This afternoon Milan patron Silvio Berlusconi told newspapers he wants the ‘return’ of two Scudetto titles he feels were stolen from his club.
“Berlusconi was talking like a fan. Don’t forget that the telephone transcripts also mention someone who works for Milan and that’s all I’m going to say.”
Capello also denied newspaper reports he has lined up a summer move to Inter, where Roberto Mancini looks ready to step aside.
“My future is definitely at Juventus, as I am tied to Roberto Bettega and commercial director Romy Gai. I’ve been very happy here and have no reason to leave, so I think I’ll stay with Juve.”
Fabio Cannavaro played a part in the opening goal in today’s 2-0 win at Reggina and also celebrated this record-breaking campaign.
“This is an important Scudetto that comes at the end of a year in which we were always leading the Championship. It has been a great season,” said the defender.
“The investigation is something for the club to work through, but we must compliment our fans, who came here to Bari in vast numbers to stick by us.”
Channel4.
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Juventus may be at the centre of an investigation, but Coach Fabio Capello and his players insist they can be proud of this Scudetto.
“We were leading the table for 76 consecutive rounds,” he told Sky Italia. “We end the season with our heads held high, as this is a great squad and our celebrations are fully deserved. No team has achieved our statistics and we proved we could battle on under pressure.”
The entire Board of Directors resigned this week after transcripts of alleged telephone conversations sparked an investigation into various irregularities, but Capello shrugged off claims Juve risk relegation to Serie B.
“Why would that happen? I ask everyone to wait, as people are rushing to judge before seeing all the facts here. At the end of the investigation, we might be laughing off these wild accusations. We are all very close to the directors and are grateful for the hard work they’ve done for us. Attacking Luciano Moggi has become a national sport.”
This afternoon Milan patron Silvio Berlusconi told newspapers he wants the ‘return’ of two Scudetto titles he feels were stolen from his club.
“Berlusconi was talking like a fan. Don’t forget that the telephone transcripts also mention someone who works for Milan and that’s all I’m going to say.”
Capello also denied newspaper reports he has lined up a summer move to Inter, where Roberto Mancini looks ready to step aside.
“My future is definitely at Juventus, as I am tied to Roberto Bettega and commercial director Romy Gai. I’ve been very happy here and have no reason to leave, so I think I’ll stay with Juve.”
Fabio Cannavaro played a part in the opening goal in today’s 2-0 win at Reggina and also celebrated this record-breaking campaign.
“This is an important Scudetto that comes at the end of a year in which we were always leading the Championship. It has been a great season,” said the defender.
“The investigation is something for the club to work through, but we must compliment our fans, who came here to Bari in vast numbers to stick by us.”
Channel4.
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I just must submit this.Moggi is evidently a genious.
99% of the managers who are in football bussines should learn from him how to run one of the best clubs in the world .Then,how to buy players for nothing and to sell them for fortune,and meanwhile Juve to win titles.
Not much of others can do that .
We are all with you Moggi.All of us who really support Juve.You are not a criminal,just a best manager.You have all ours support.
A message for others.Juve is a champion .And that all matters.Moggi is ours.Stop prosecuting him before the prosecuters!!!!!.Okay .Mediocriotee busters.Juveis ours.Okay?
How about this for starters:
a) We don't know what's going to happen yet
b) No allegations have been made, at least to my knowledge, about this season
c) Many of the anti-Juve contingents timed a lot of this precisely around the scudetto determination
d) Juve could have lost the Scudetto, so at least we have something to strip. Which is far more than I can say for Inter in the past 16 years.
Let's just say I made a couple purchases from the Juvestore just now...
a) We don't know what's going to happen yet
b) No allegations have been made, at least to my knowledge, about this season
c) Many of the anti-Juve contingents timed a lot of this precisely around the scudetto determination
d) Juve could have lost the Scudetto, so at least we have something to strip. Which is far more than I can say for Inter in the past 16 years.
Let's just say I made a couple purchases from the Juvestore just now...
Ramin said:
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Juventus may be at the centre of an investigation, but Coach Fabio Capello and his players insist they can be proud of this Scudetto.
“We were leading the table for 76 consecutive rounds,” he told Sky Italia. “We end the season with our heads held high, as this is a great squad and our celebrations are fully deserved. No team has achieved our statistics and we proved we could battle on under pressure.”
The entire Board of Directors resigned this week after transcripts of alleged telephone conversations sparked an investigation into various irregularities, but Capello shrugged off claims Juve risk relegation to Serie B.
“Why would that happen? I ask everyone to wait, as people are rushing to judge before seeing all the facts here. At the end of the investigation, we might be laughing off these wild accusations. We are all very close to the directors and are grateful for the hard work they’ve done for us. Attacking Luciano Moggi has become a national sport.”
This afternoon Milan patron Silvio Berlusconi told newspapers he wants the ‘return’ of two Scudetto titles he feels were stolen from his club.
“Berlusconi was talking like a fan. Don’t forget that the telephone transcripts also mention someone who works for Milan and that’s all I’m going to say.”
Capello also denied newspaper reports he has lined up a summer move to Inter, where Roberto Mancini looks ready to step aside.
“My future is definitely at Juventus, as I am tied to Roberto Bettega and commercial director Romy Gai. I’ve been very happy here and have no reason to leave, so I think I’ll stay with Juve.”
Fabio Cannavaro played a part in the opening goal in today’s 2-0 win at Reggina and also celebrated this record-breaking campaign.
“This is an important Scudetto that comes at the end of a year in which we were always leading the Championship. It has been a great season,” said the defender.
“The investigation is something for the club to work through, but we must compliment our fans, who came here to Bari in vast numbers to stick by us.”
Channel4.
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Juventus may be at the centre of an investigation, but Coach Fabio Capello and his players insist they can be proud of this Scudetto.
“We were leading the table for 76 consecutive rounds,” he told Sky Italia. “We end the season with our heads held high, as this is a great squad and our celebrations are fully deserved. No team has achieved our statistics and we proved we could battle on under pressure.”
The entire Board of Directors resigned this week after transcripts of alleged telephone conversations sparked an investigation into various irregularities, but Capello shrugged off claims Juve risk relegation to Serie B.
“Why would that happen? I ask everyone to wait, as people are rushing to judge before seeing all the facts here. At the end of the investigation, we might be laughing off these wild accusations. We are all very close to the directors and are grateful for the hard work they’ve done for us. Attacking Luciano Moggi has become a national sport.”
This afternoon Milan patron Silvio Berlusconi told newspapers he wants the ‘return’ of two Scudetto titles he feels were stolen from his club.
“Berlusconi was talking like a fan. Don’t forget that the telephone transcripts also mention someone who works for Milan and that’s all I’m going to say.”
Capello also denied newspaper reports he has lined up a summer move to Inter, where Roberto Mancini looks ready to step aside.
“My future is definitely at Juventus, as I am tied to Roberto Bettega and commercial director Romy Gai. I’ve been very happy here and have no reason to leave, so I think I’ll stay with Juve.”
Fabio Cannavaro played a part in the opening goal in today’s 2-0 win at Reggina and also celebrated this record-breaking campaign.
“This is an important Scudetto that comes at the end of a year in which we were always leading the Championship. It has been a great season,” said the defender.
“The investigation is something for the club to work through, but we must compliment our fans, who came here to Bari in vast numbers to stick by us.”
Channel4.
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why no one couldn't find a phone conversation between him and the refs?