A simple question (2 Viewers)

[JuVeMaNia86]

r u sure? cuz everyone gave me an answer , and now can't know the rumour from the correct answer ?

thanx anyway

 

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[giovanotti]

++ [ originally posted by JuVeMaNia86 ] ++
r u sure? cuz everyone gave me an answer , and now can't know the rumour from the correct answer ?

thanx anyway

r e a d m y p o s t !

 

[Juve_The_Best]

++ [ originally posted by JuVeMaNia86 ] ++
r u sure?

thanx anyway

sure 100 % this question has been asked to juve adminstration when they arrived to UAE on jan 2003 by the AD sport channel staff?

 

[JuVeMaNia86]

OK , Thank u so much ( this is my 4th time saying the thank u word , maybe , oh well )

 

[Kaiser Franco]

For the record, no one in Italy refers to Fiorentina as "la viola". It's "i viola" (the mauves, as in the players wearing a mauve shirt). That's another recurrent misinterpretation of Italian football terminology by foreigners, along with the habit of calling the two milanese teams "Inter Milan" and "AC Milan", when we only use "Milan" and "Inter".

Alternatively Juventus gets also called "la Vecchia Troia". Do not hesitate to use the term loosely if you happen to attend a game at Delle Alpi. Say it loudly and proudly : "forza Vecchia Troia!".

 

[«ƒÕ®zå JüV€»]

++ [ originally posted by Juve_The_Best ] ++
its cuz about the color that Juve got it by mistake from Newcastle. after juve took a black and white color as an official shirt for the club. they did call it zebra and as long as zebra is a feminine so they did call juve old lady for the terms of victories since 1905.

yup this is what i was sure of aswell, thanks to ADSC who keep on repating it like a hundred times lool