CAMPIONI D'ITALIA 2017/18 - #36! (15 Viewers)
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I'm looking forward to next season, because it's gonna be challenging, perhaps like no other season after our first post calciopoli scudetto. We will lose the captain and locker room leader. We will say goodbye to our warrior(s) on the pitch (Licht, Mandzukic). We could be losing another veteran, Marchisio, and on top of it our coach still needs to be confirmed.
Next season could easily be the season where our run will stop, but I am nevertheless looking forward to it.
Next season could easily be the season where our run will stop, but I am nevertheless looking forward to it.
7 years ago when we first went and won our scudetto, we never thought we would see this day and here we are. It's incredible, something I want to tell my kids about but I don't want it to stop here. For now I don't want to think about the future but just enjoy this moment, because it truly is monumental.
They thought they fucked us during calciopoli but instead we fucked them 7 times harder.
Congratulations my friends. Onwards and upwards.
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They thought they fucked us during calciopoli but instead we fucked them 7 times harder.
Congratulations my friends. Onwards and upwards.
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It can easily end up being a season won in March or April, but it will be a challenging one (at least a challenging start) and I am looking forward to it. We will be losing huge figures on the pitch and especially off the pitch. I am looking forward to seeing how will we cope with that and, since we will probably be successful eventually, I can't wait to see the magic with which we will achieve it.
We will probably be disappointed once the market closes 
We were disappointed when we replaced Conte with Allegri, when Vidal, Pirlo and Tevez left that summer of 2015, when Pogba and Morata left us, or when Bonucci and Alves did so.
Ever since that first scudetto we got used to losing huge figures like Del Piero and Pirlo, superstars like Pogba, Tevez, Vidal, Bonucci, as well as a coach who took us back to the top. Yet we somehow found ways to emerge even stronger, or to at least stay very strong.
Actually, if we weren't hit by such earthquakes in the transfer seasons, I doubt we'd have been as strong or found motivation for 7 in a row.
We were disappointed when we replaced Conte with Allegri, when Vidal, Pirlo and Tevez left that summer of 2015, when Pogba and Morata left us, or when Bonucci and Alves did so.
Ever since that first scudetto we got used to losing huge figures like Del Piero and Pirlo, superstars like Pogba, Tevez, Vidal, Bonucci, as well as a coach who took us back to the top. Yet we somehow found ways to emerge even stronger, or to at least stay very strong.
Actually, if we weren't hit by such earthquakes in the transfer seasons, I doubt we'd have been as strong or found motivation for 7 in a row.
Absolutely fucking amazing to witness this 7 year run, and the 4 straight domestic doubles we've had now.
To think, we in Serie B a decade ago, and then finished 7th twice in a row and fell out of European competition before this run. Incredible. This management, both Conte and Allegri, and the leaders on the pitch, deserve boundless praise for this Juve era.
To think, we in Serie B a decade ago, and then finished 7th twice in a row and fell out of European competition before this run. Incredible. This management, both Conte and Allegri, and the leaders on the pitch, deserve boundless praise for this Juve era.
Will never forget those miserable times we had to suffer as fans.
If someone told me we'd win 7 in a row, would never ever believe it, almost lost all hope.
