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JUVENTUS, Conte: "Well done to Siena"
http://www.footballpress.net/?action=read&idsel=98149
Antonio Conte sought to credit Siena after his former employers emerged from Turin with a hard-fought point. The Tuscan outfit showed plenty of heart and spirit to keep the Bianconeri at bay and give their survival hopes a vital boost.
Following the final whistle, Conte expressed admiration for the visitors’ display: “I can only congratulate Siena on how they approached this game. We gave our all but it wasn’t enough. We weren’t able to keep to a high tempo and find space to attack. Vergassola’s handball? I think that the images speak for themselves and, as I’ve done on previous occasions, I’d prefer not to say anything. It’s certainly a shame because - having seen the other results - it was a good situation to capitalise on and we weren’t able to do so. We’ll continue to take things on a game by game basis - just as we’ve done since the start of the season.”
http://www.footballpress.net/?action=read&idsel=98149
Antonio Conte sought to credit Siena after his former employers emerged from Turin with a hard-fought point. The Tuscan outfit showed plenty of heart and spirit to keep the Bianconeri at bay and give their survival hopes a vital boost.
Following the final whistle, Conte expressed admiration for the visitors’ display: “I can only congratulate Siena on how they approached this game. We gave our all but it wasn’t enough. We weren’t able to keep to a high tempo and find space to attack. Vergassola’s handball? I think that the images speak for themselves and, as I’ve done on previous occasions, I’d prefer not to say anything. It’s certainly a shame because - having seen the other results - it was a good situation to capitalise on and we weren’t able to do so. We’ll continue to take things on a game by game basis - just as we’ve done since the start of the season.”
"Vergassola’s handball? I think that the images speak for themselves and, as I’ve done on previous occasions, I’d prefer not to say anything."
= Juve
What turned me on to Juve all those years ago was that while all those other clubs were talking all the time ("it was a hand ball!", "it was a clear penalty", "Juve must surely use doping", "Juve are cheating" etc.), Juve just stepped out on the field, got the 3 points, put the game into the archive and kept moving on.
I fucking hate those moaning clubs with a passion. Juve were a machine, cold as ice. Under Conte I'm seeing some of that returning.
= Juve
What turned me on to Juve all those years ago was that while all those other clubs were talking all the time ("it was a hand ball!", "it was a clear penalty", "Juve must surely use doping", "Juve are cheating" etc.), Juve just stepped out on the field, got the 3 points, put the game into the archive and kept moving on.
I fucking hate those moaning clubs with a passion. Juve were a machine, cold as ice. Under Conte I'm seeing some of that returning.
Wenger:
In Italy, Juventus are top and that do is down to the coach, Antonio Conte.
After their recent slump I was expecting a longer period of stagnation but they have worked the transfer market really well.
The platform for all their play is Andrea Pirlo — everyone thought he was finished but he has been made the centrepiece of their team, the man everything goes though: it was a really smart move to pick him up.
The revival of Gianluigi Buffon has helped too. He is back playing to a very, very high level. He was injured for a lot of last year but he is back fit and showing his true ability.
I, and many others, had our doubts: in addition to the injuries, he was making mistakes that he never did before.
But his revival — and that of Pirlo — shows that the great champions have some kind of inner motivation, something the pair of them are showing with the Old Lady.
http://uk.eurosport.yahoo.com/blogs...brings-credibility-psg-154054687.html#more-id
In Italy, Juventus are top and that do is down to the coach, Antonio Conte.
After their recent slump I was expecting a longer period of stagnation but they have worked the transfer market really well.
The platform for all their play is Andrea Pirlo — everyone thought he was finished but he has been made the centrepiece of their team, the man everything goes though: it was a really smart move to pick him up.
The revival of Gianluigi Buffon has helped too. He is back playing to a very, very high level. He was injured for a lot of last year but he is back fit and showing his true ability.
I, and many others, had our doubts: in addition to the injuries, he was making mistakes that he never did before.
But his revival — and that of Pirlo — shows that the great champions have some kind of inner motivation, something the pair of them are showing with the Old Lady.
http://uk.eurosport.yahoo.com/blogs...brings-credibility-psg-154054687.html#more-id
haha first of all the only giach is worse then krasic i have never liked krasic , second i think my football knowledge is a lot higher then yours as i child i was selected to parma in italy , but instead i went train with partizan belgrade , i have won every trophy you can in macedonia , played in sweden so i know the impoortance of running and covering for other players , juventus.mk is a big joke , im a juve fan since 1997 , and my favourite players arent messi cr7 or ronaldinho , but davor suker,zvonomnir boban , zidane, davids , nedved ,camo , vidal and vucinic .... pozdrav
Conte: I'll let the appropriate bodies make their judgements on the Ibrahimovic incident against Napoli. I have respect for him
https://twitter.com/#!/juventusfc/status/166869850805911552
https://twitter.com/#!/juventusfc/status/166869850805911552
Full interview with Antonio here:
It's in italian tho so people have to google translate it.
http://www.juventus.com/wps/portal/it/news/conte+vogliamo+la+finale
It's in italian tho so people have to google translate it.
http://www.juventus.com/wps/portal/it/news/conte+vogliamo+la+finale