[Champions League] JUVENTUS 2-2 Chelsea (03/10/2009) (12 Viewers)

[Stephan]

i just watched the highlights, that first goal, god the whole move was sexy. back pass from IQ to Trez, and Trez assist, and the goal. fabulous stuff.

 

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[Ventus]

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America isnt that bad. Its just the english bastards :melayyanandmessi:

 

[king Ale]

this juve > capellos juve. definitely in europe, if not in the league.

Strange that people admit it ONLY tonight which looks somewhat sentimental to my eyes.

Capello's team was one of the strongest we'd had in years yet I'd never seen such spirit and guts this Juve show in prestigious matches. I won't say it's Ranieri's effect though cos it's not. It all is the effect of Calciopoli. Old guard players are playing for their pride and honor, the rest -who in pre-Calciopoli days would have never imagined the day they'd play for Juve- are playing to prove themselves. Old guard players have passed their primes and the rest are not quality enough so the heart and the bravery they keep putting in big matches won't enough every time. Still THIS Juve is what I love the most. If I had the choice, I'd take this Juve over the pre-Calciopoli one without thinking twice.

 

[cunninlynguists]

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[Sheik Yerbouti]

oh btw, goal.com ratings are utter crap.

 

[Bjerknes]

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[Alen]

Gep, you too.
Please.

P.S: Thanks Andy

 

[Azzurri7]

Strange that people admit it ONLY tonight which looks somewhat sentimental to my eyes.

Don't know if I'm one of those people that you meant, but since day one from our return back to Serie A it was obvious to me the difference.

 

[PhRoZeN]

I won't say it's Ranieri's effect though cos it's not. It all is the effect of Calciopoli. Old guard players are playing for their pride and honor, the rest -who in pre-Calciopoli days would have never imagined the day they'd play for Juve- are playing to prove themselves. Old guard players have passed their primes and the rest are not quality enough so the heart and the bravery they keep putting in big matches won't enough every time. Still THIS Juve is what I love the most. If I had the choice, I'd take this Juve over the pre-Calciopoli one without thinking twice.

 

[DelpieroForLife]

Nedved MOTM by a fucking mile.

Anyone voting otherwise is retard (which include everyone expect me and Turk )

 

[Juventino★★★]

Strange that people admit it ONLY tonight which looks somewhat sentimental to my eyes.

Capello's team was one of the strongest we'd had in years yet I'd never seen such spirit and guts this Juve show in prestigious matches. I won't say it's Ranieri's effect though cos it's not. It all is the effect of Calciopoli. Old guard players are playing for their pride and honor, the rest -who in pre-Calciopoli days would have never imagined the day they'd play for Juve- are playing to prove themselves. Old guard players have passed their primes and the rest are not quality enough so the heart and the bravery they keep putting in big matches won't enough every time. Still THIS Juve is what I love the most. If I had the choice, I'd take this Juve over the pre-Calciopoli one without thinking twice.

i think when the whole team attack and fight for every ball its because of the coach and spacially when 21 years old player who dribble and run freely all around the pitch. capello had del piero and never believed in him

 

[beemoeasy]

Strange that people admit it ONLY tonight which looks somewhat sentimental to my eyes.

Capello's team was one of the strongest we'd had in years yet I'd never seen such spirit and guts this Juve show in prestigious matches. I won't say it's Ranieri's effect though cos it's not. It all is the effect of Calciopoli. Old guard players are playing for their pride and honor, the rest -who in pre-Calciopoli days would have never imagined the day they'd play for Juve- are playing to prove themselves. Old guard players have passed their primes and the rest are not quality enough so the heart and the bravery they keep putting in big matches won't enough every time. Still THIS Juve is what I love the most. If I had the choice, I'd take this Juve over the pre-Calciopoli one without thinking twice.

i agree. ranieri has had a role to play though, dont doubt it. i know its popular to hate on him in this forum, but whatever.

but ive said it before about this being better than capellos - i thought with the squad we had then we shouldve done much better, and we went out in 2 consecutive years in the same exact scenario. when it came to knockout competition capello didnt know what to do and just hoofed it up to zlatan. i will never forget how we went out with a whimper against arsenal and liverpool.

plus (i know this is getting off the subject), but i didnt like the character of our team then - vieira and emerson in the middle...zlatan up front (first season he was amazing, second he was woeful, far too arrogant and not juve attitude)

the future is bright

 

[Gep]

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[Luca]

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[Ventus]

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[king Ale]

Don't know if I'm one of those people that you meant, but since day one from our return back to Serie A it was obvious to me the difference.

Talking about those people, you'd be the extreme last one who comes to mind

 

[Nicholas]

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[Alen]

I didn't give an infraction to any of you, but for the last time i'm begging you (not ordering, not asking) to stop the off topic.
Deal?

Deal

Now talk about the match.

 

[Luca]

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I requst that this little prick is banned, all he has done is come on here with a bad attitude and shown a total lack of disrespect for others.

 

[Stephan]

Some of you will probably laugh but this is the Juve I've always wanted to see, chasing the ball, putting their soul on the pitch, unlike the times when we were not running after the ball and I'm positive you all know about what I'm talking.

totally agree with you, if we can now keep this mentality up for the years to come, then success will follow.