Another Ex To Return??? (Zambrotta) (2 Viewers)
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Why do you have a tendency to classify ppl and label them? In your view ppl are divided in two groups: First who are Juve fans, second who ain't. And that's all! You judge people based on this ridiculous classification: Everyone related to the first group is divine and the rest are devils. It's getting more and more annoying. But anyway, just for your information, Seven is in the first group in any case.
This is the word, I haven't been getting familiar with since the very first days I joined this forum and I wonder why on the earth all the free players are capable to be one of these so called Juve materials FFS 
This is the word, I haven't been getting familiar with since the very first days I joined this forum and I wonder why on the earth all the free players are capable to be one of these so called Juve materials FFS Thank you. I know not everyone understands my little crusade against Turk_Bianconero, but I find his reasoning very annoying and childish. Life isn't that easy.
And thank god it isn't. Imagine I'd have to fight every Interista out there. I for one happen to have a couple of friends who support Inter.
And thank god it isn't. Imagine I'd have to fight every Interista out there. I for one happen to have a couple of friends who support Inter.
i would like to see this happening. I mean, yeah he left, but it was during the anarchism in calciopolli. He would be perfect as far as CL experience, and could be the perfect tutor for De Ceglie.
Zambrotta: I Could Return To Juve
Barcelona full back Gianluca Zambrotta has admitted that he would be open to a return to former club Juventus this summer.
»Commenti (27) Stampa Articolo Invia ad un amico Contatta la redazione galleria zoom The 31-year-old enjoyed a hugely successful seven seasons in Turin before leaving the city for Barcelona following the Calciopoli crisis in the summer of 2006.
After two trophy-less seasons in Catalonia, Zambrotta is almost certain to move back to Italy this summer, due to the fact that he and his wife are both homesick.
The Italian press had been virtually unanimous in agreeing that the ex-Bari man would be moving to AC Milan, however there has recently been the odd mumbling that a shock return to Juve could be on the cards.
"I experienced an extraordinary period of my career in Turin,” Zambrotta admitted.
“When meeting Juventini, so many fans ask me to come back and I must admit it is always good to feel wanted."
Juventus are looking for a new left back, as current first choice Christian Molinaro has been a little suspect defensively this season.
Zambrotta will be on show at Euro 2008 this summer, in what will be his fifth straight major championships for Italy.
Gianni Wilson
Zambrotta: I Could Return To Juve
Barcelona full back Gianluca Zambrotta has admitted that he would be open to a return to former club Juventus this summer.
»Commenti (27) Stampa Articolo Invia ad un amico Contatta la redazione galleria zoom The 31-year-old enjoyed a hugely successful seven seasons in Turin before leaving the city for Barcelona following the Calciopoli crisis in the summer of 2006.
After two trophy-less seasons in Catalonia, Zambrotta is almost certain to move back to Italy this summer, due to the fact that he and his wife are both homesick.
The Italian press had been virtually unanimous in agreeing that the ex-Bari man would be moving to AC Milan, however there has recently been the odd mumbling that a shock return to Juve could be on the cards.
"I experienced an extraordinary period of my career in Turin,” Zambrotta admitted.
“When meeting Juventini, so many fans ask me to come back and I must admit it is always good to feel wanted."
Juventus are looking for a new left back, as current first choice Christian Molinaro has been a little suspect defensively this season.
Zambrotta will be on show at Euro 2008 this summer, in what will be his fifth straight major championships for Italy.
Gianni Wilson
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