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Lilianna

Senior Member
Apr 3, 2003
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++ [ originally posted by baggio ] ++


I dont know about that. But i do see Mutu is # 30 - lets hope that has some significance. :)
yes indeed mutu wears #30.
well,the number itself won't make a difference,i hope mutu will though :D

i actually thought we would give him #5 i don't know why....
 

Lilianna

Senior Member
Apr 3, 2003
15,969
++ [ originally posted by giovanotti ] ++


I will....I missed to buy that 28.scudetti t shirt,so I won't miss it next year when we get just one step behind the :star::star::star:
lets not get over-excited for the third star in 2 years.

i don't want us to be disappointed if smg goes wrong
 

Juve_The_Best

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Nov 18, 2004
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i like 28 My Fav.i used to bet on it while playing roulette at the casino and i guess i will keep betting on this Number for this year till we win the 29th scudetto then i'll change:cheesy:
 
Apr 26, 2004
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“This is the scudetto that satisfied me most because it was assigned by the match at San Siro which, four days before the end of the championship, looked like a real final. Winning that match, away, was incredibly exciting and it was the best possible ending.”

Certainly, it was not Gigi Buffon’s first important win in his career but this Scudetto tastes special and not only because of the result of the match against Milan: “For the season as a whole – he continues – I think that probably the most important win was at the Olimpico against Lazio as it gave us a boost in the most critical moment. It has been a great championship: we’ve had more than an occasion to wrap it up but we’ve always been caught up with. Nevertheless we’ve never given up and winning this way has given us even more satisfaction.”

It’s been the group’s win, but should Gigi Buffon reward anyone with a medal for this triumph he wouldn’t have any doubt: “Should I name someone I’d say Ibrahimovic, for the positive impact he’s had on the team and how he fitted well to our championship, Del Piero for the class he’s shown also off the pitch, let alone how he’s played, Trezeguet, because in spite of his injuries he’s always been there and then Cannavaro, who has played an outstanding season. Actually, everyone has been fundamental because all of us, from the coach to myself, aimed at the same target, going all the same direction”.
 
Apr 26, 2004
805
Sixteen goals in the championship on his debut year in Italy. Few other players are equal, among whom Michel Platini. A reason to be proud for Zlatan Ibrahimovic, who’s left his mark on his first season in black & white to conquer their 28th Scudetto.

“I’m very happy, the title gave everyone great joy and particularly to those who like me, Cannavaro and others, had never won one. I’m personally satisfied and I want to thank the team who helped me achieve such a result and I hope I’ll be able to do better”. He thanks Capello, too: “ It’s his merit, too, if this year I scored more than the past (13 goals in the championship was his record with Ajax).

He trained me teaching me how to focus on goal and results have come.” In a joyful atmosphere due to the 28th Scudetto, Zlatan is already aiming at next season’s targets: “Just consider that this year there were new-comers like me, in their first season together. Next year we’ll get on even better on the pitch and I can yet say in Europe too. I was very disappointed to get out of Champions League, we want to win it”.
 

swag

L'autista
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Sep 23, 2003
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++ [ originally posted by Juve_The_Best ] ++
The team that won the 2nd star(81-82)





when we ganna add the 3rd !?
Cool... with Beppe Furino in the lower right.

We'll have to soon produce an eight-time Scudetto winner in Juve stripes out of our current squad. ;)
 

Lilianna

Senior Member
Apr 3, 2003
15,969
++ [ originally posted by giovanotti ] ++


We have some reasons for the great expectations.
well,yes we do but still,it's not going to be easy and it's better for all of us to keep our feet on the ground a little bit.

of caurse i believe we can get our 30th scudetto in 2 years,but i am trying to not take this as a fact already
 

JCK

Biased
JCK
May 11, 2004
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++ [ originally posted by swag ] ++


Cool... with Beppe Furino in the lower right.

We'll have to soon produce an eight-time Scudetto winner in Juve stripes out of our current squad. ;)

Can you please name all the players? I think Paul can do that....
 

giovanotti

ONE MAN ARMY
Aug 13, 2004
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++ [ originally posted by Lilianna ] ++


well,yes we do but still,it's not going to be easy and it's better for all of us to keep our feet on the ground a little bit.

of caurse i believe we can get our 30th scudetto in 2 years,but i am trying to not take this as a fact already
I just said that we can make 29 next year,that's all.;)
 
Apr 26, 2004
805
This morning, Juventus wanted to remember with prayer the 39 supporters who, on May, 29th 1985 tragically lost their lives at block Z of Heysel stadium. A Holy Mass was celebrated in memory of the 39 victims at the chapel of the Institute of the Sisters of Charity of Santa Maria del Buon Consiglio, where the Club had already gathered for prayer on May, 29th 1995 on the 10th anniversary of the Heysel tragedy.

“Football and sports lovers, with black&white scarves around their necks: on May, 29th 1985 these youngsters died victims of a violence and craze that the world cannot and must not know”: these are the words spoken by father Maurizio Marchis in his sermon to remind the joy of living and the desire of true sport who were in the hearts of the 39 youngsters at Heysel stadium.

Juventus players, managers and fans will never forget the 39 supporters who lost their lives wearing the Bianconeri colours: Rocco Acerra; Bruno Balli; Giancarlo Bruschera; Andrea Casula; Giovanni Casula; Nino Cerullo; Giuseppina Conti; Dionisio Fabbro; Eugenio Gagliano; Francesco Galli; Giancarlo Gonnelli; Alberto Guarini; Giovacchino Landini; Roberto Lorentini; Barbara Lusci; Franco Martelli; Loris Massore; Gianni Mastroiaco; Sergio Mazzino; Luciano Papaluca; Luigi Pidone; Benito Pistolato; Domenico Ragazzi; Antonio Ragnanese; Mario Ronchi; Domenico Russo; Tarcisio Salvi; Gianfranco Sarto; Amedeo Spolaore; Mario Spanu; Tarcisio Venturin; Claudio Zavaroni; Alfons Bos; Willy Chielens; Dirk Daeninckx; Jeacques Francois; Patrick Radcliffe; Claude Robert; Jean Michel Walla.
 
Apr 26, 2004
805
It’s been a long and thrilling season, ended with a triumph that gave us all uncontainable joy. The same joy that we want to share with you, Bianconeri supporters, on Sunday, May 29th, the last matchday of this exciting championship. Celebrations will start at Delle Alpi and they’ll continue in the streets of Turin after the match Juventus vs Cagliari: an undecked bus will bring Italy’s Champions to receive your warm embrace right into the heart of celebrations. Just take your scarves and flags and let’s paint Turin all black & white. Don’t miss it!

The coach’s route:

- departure from Stadio Delle Alpi
- C.so Regina Margherita
- C.so Ferrucci
- Via Cibrario
- Porta Susa
- Via Cernaia
- Via Pietro Micca
- P.zza Castello
- Via Po
- C.so Cairoli
- C.so Vittorio Emanuele
- C.so Massimo d’Azeglio
- Italia 61
- C.so Traiano
- C.so Unione Sovietica
- Arrival at Sisport Centre
 

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