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Seven

In bocca al lupo, Fabio.
Jun 25, 2003
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And you say you are a Juve fan huh? (or even a football fan? Zero clue about derbies) Thats why they are fanatic local fans and you arent.
Fanatic local fans, yes. But a lot of Juventus fans aren't local. And by that I mean a lot of our Italian fans too. The fans we have in Southern Italy won't care too much about Toro. They want us to beat Napoli.

It's something every big club deals with. We have different kinds of supporters with different ideas and backgrounds. Imo it doesn't make a whole lot of sense for someone from Taiwan or the USA to ferociously chant anti-Toro songs. To have any sort of feel for a local derby, you simply have to be from that city.

One of the only counterexamples I can think of is Roma-Lazio, but that's only because both clubs have built codependent identities and aren't truly global players the way we are.
 

Cerval

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::lol3::

Mancini: "Scottish fans are the best in the world, I love them. I want to add one thing. If Celtic were to build a team strong enough to regularly compete in the Champions League, I might decide to manage them one day."
 
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Fanatic local fans, yes. But a lot of Juventus fans aren't local. And by that I mean a lot of our Italian fans too. The fans we have in Southern Italy won't care too much about Toro. They want us to beat Napoli.

It's something every big club deals with. We have different kinds of supporters with different ideas and backgrounds. Imo it doesn't make a whole lot of sense for someone from Taiwan or the USA to ferociously chant anti-Toro songs. To have any sort of feel for a local derby, you simply have to be from that city.

One of the only counterexamples I can think of is Roma-Lazio, but that's only because both clubs have built codependent identities and aren't truly global players the way we are.
thank u..
 

X Æ A-12

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I have feeling that two of our more mediocre players, uncle stu and cuadrado will be key against Barcelona

Lichtstiener has to play too. If we concedd a decisive goal because alves is busy playing right forward i will lose my shit
 

Bianconero_Aus

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I have feeling that two of our more mediocre players, uncle stu and cuadrado will be key against Barcelona

Lichtstiener has to play too. If we concedd a decisive goal because alves is busy playing right forward i will lose my shit
Cuadrado is amazing and one of our most deadly weapons in Europe. Please don't equate him to that useless hack Stururururu
 

X Æ A-12

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Cuadrado is amazing and one of our most deadly weapons in Europe. Please do t equate him to that useless hack Stururururu
? I imagine when you close your browser, you are staring at Stururu desktop background, when you look up from computer, stururu wall poster, when Lion sends you a text Stururu phone cover
 

Seven

In bocca al lupo, Fabio.
Jun 25, 2003
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Seven's post made no sense.
"Why are they chanting Toro songs?" :rofl:
Well, it's an issue when as a Juventus fan you don't even realise why there is a rivalry with Torino. That's unforgivable. But I can see why someone from Kuwait would personally feel more rivalry towards Inter or Roma than towards Torino. Much of the animosity in a derby comes from people being confronted with opposing fans on a daily basis. If you support Torino and you live in Turin, you've had thousands of discussions on Torino-Juventus in school, at work, with your football team mates.. A Juventus supporter based in Kuwait will hardly experience the same things.

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But he isn't agreeing with you lol. Those people chanting in the streets before the game are Drughi ultras most of them likely from Turin or surrounding areas. What's wrong with them singing songs against a cross town rival? This is football fandom at its core.
You're right, I wasn't. It's pretty obvious why they were chanting and it would be awful if they didn't.
 

Amer

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Feb 13, 2005
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I expect a festival of diving from Farca.

Ladies and gentlemen, you will see things you haven't witnessed ever before.

Jumping, humping, screaming, crying, hurling, flipping...

And of course, ref will be blind for most of the game.
 

Gigiventus

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Supporting Juve and not knowing about the derby della mole lmao :lol:

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I'm confident that we'll knock out Barca if the ref doesn't screw up much. Their midfield is pretty crap now and their defense is thin. Only the three stooges upfront are deadly and will definitely score against us, so we have to score a couple in both games.

The recent fix to Barca's poverty play has been moving to a 3-4-3. This way they hide the fact that they don't have a RB and that their midfielders are not as good as used to by packing the mid. The good thing is that if they do this against us they will be weak in the wings. Their right side will consist of Roberto or Denis Suarez most likely with little support (neither Messi nor Suarez are offering any cover). On the left side Neymar will be a huge issue, but on defense they are weak again, either Rafinha or Iniesta should play LM. We can wreck them with Sandro and Cuadrado.

If they go back to their 4-3-3 then we will dominate and they will counter. It would be a tense game with Neymar and Messi running into space if we get too confident.
 
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