Capello quits Juve – official (8 Viewers)

del pietro

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Aug 13, 2005
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Capello did an alright job.. i still think we had much more potential which was wasted through his tactics.. but now his time is up... anything can happen now.
 

Dukoski

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May 1, 2006
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Alex 2002 said:
Juventus have enough bright polayers who could lead the team from Seria C1 to The scudetto and CL trophy.
This is the day, when Juve will be reorganized to a new and stronger collective.
Let the players leave the team if they want to.
Yeah,an that reorganiozation will took us at leats 4 years.Nice strategic.:
 

Dukoski

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May 1, 2006
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Byrone said:
If u are gonna mock him,why dont u clean up on your typo's.:pumpkin:
Because I am seeking someone clever like you to clean them up for me.
"Thanks".
For all things that are on this thread he is concerned about typing mistakes.Bravo,literate.
 

Elvin

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gray

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Capello reigns in Spain

'He is a winner, and this is very important at this club after three years without a title'

Wednesday July 5, 2006


Fabio Capello has been confirmed as the new coach of Real Madrid and will be unveiled to the media tomorrow morning.

This will be Capello's second stint in charge of Real, having also coached at the Bernabéu for one season in 1996-97, when he led them to the league title. "Capello will ensure there is discipline, preparation and planning, something that this club has lacked in recent years," said new president Ramón Calderón.

According to Calderón, the move for Capello will be the first of many changes over the next few weeks at Madrid. During the election he also promised bring Chelsea winger Arjen Robben, Milan playmaker Kaka and Arsenal midfielder Cesc Fábregas to Madrid. Calderón is confident of honouring his pledges. "We are trying to bring the three of them, Predrag Mijatovic is in charge of it. He said everything will be OK, and we are getting in touch with the clubs. The three currently have contracts at their respective clubs, and we need to get in touch with them," he said.

However, one player likely to be unaffected by the new president's arrival is former England captain David Beckham, with Calderón determined to keep the 31-year-old. "He's very important for us," he added. "All the supporters here are very much with him and of course he's very important in the commercial area, I want to have him with us forever, at least the three years I think we have still with him."
 

juve_step

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Jul 5, 2006
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HI! THIS IS MY FIRST POST JUST REGISTERED

THIS IS A VERY WORRYING TIME FOR JUVENTUS AS YOU ALL KNOW BUT WE MUST ACCEPT WHATEVER HAPPENS AND MOVE ON


LUCKILY WITH THE ITALIAN NATIONAL SIDE DOING SO WELL IT HELPS TAKE MY MIND OFF IT FOR NOW, WHY DID THEY NEED TO FIX GAMES?

JUVENTUS HAVE GREAT PLAYERS, WHY RISK EVERYTHING ON FIXING GAMES? MOGGI SHOULD HAVE KNOWN BETTER THAT HIS TELEPHONE CALLS BE BE INTERCEPTED AS JUVENTUS HAVE BEEN ASSOCIATED WITH SCANDAL FOR A LONG TIME

IF JUVE GO DOWN TO SERIE C THATS AT LEAST 3 YEARS WITH NO CHAMPIONS LEAGUE FOOTBALL

WE SHALL SEE HOW LOYAL THE PLAYERS ARE TO THE TEAM IF THIS HAPPENS


I HOWEVER WILL CONTINUE TO FOLLOW AND SUPPORT THE SIDE REGARDLESS OF THE FATE IT AWAITS!

THANKS
 

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