[Champions League] Zenit vs JUVENTUS (11/25/08) (12 Viewers)
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hmm...lemme guess...he is part of French royalty? 
I was referring to Buffon.
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=PJS6Ta1Gwkk
No Russian rest, urges Ranieri
Monday 24 November, 2008
Juventus Coach Claudio Ranieri won't let his men treat tomorrow's Champions League encounter with Zenit St Petersburg as a meaningless match.
The Old Lady have already booked their place in the last 16, but are determined to bounce back after losing the Derby d'Italia to Inter last weekend.
Zenit can still qualify for the next round if they beat Juve in St Petersburg and Real Madrid fail to see off BATE Borisov.
“We know all about the difficulties that await us,” Ranieri assured journalists.
“We have just lost to Inter and fair play to them, but now we need to be positive and to look forward by trying to get back to winning ways.
“I watched Zenit's last game against Spartak Moscow and I saw a very good team in form who will push us hard to try and reach the last 16.
“We will try and adapt to the low temperature and I will have to consider whether to select certain players, such as Mauro Camoranesi.
“I'm hoping that our bad luck with injuries is over and Cristiano Zanetti and Christian Poulsen are nearly back.
“But I don't think I will change the midfield duo for tomorrow's game.
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Monday 24 November, 2008
Juventus Coach Claudio Ranieri won't let his men treat tomorrow's Champions League encounter with Zenit St Petersburg as a meaningless match.
The Old Lady have already booked their place in the last 16, but are determined to bounce back after losing the Derby d'Italia to Inter last weekend.
Zenit can still qualify for the next round if they beat Juve in St Petersburg and Real Madrid fail to see off BATE Borisov.
“We know all about the difficulties that await us,” Ranieri assured journalists.
“We have just lost to Inter and fair play to them, but now we need to be positive and to look forward by trying to get back to winning ways.
“I watched Zenit's last game against Spartak Moscow and I saw a very good team in form who will push us hard to try and reach the last 16.
“We will try and adapt to the low temperature and I will have to consider whether to select certain players, such as Mauro Camoranesi.
“I'm hoping that our bad luck with injuries is over and Cristiano Zanetti and Christian Poulsen are nearly back.
“But I don't think I will change the midfield duo for tomorrow's game.
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Alex is ready to move on
Monday 24 November, 2008
Alessandro Del Piero is convinced that Juventus can recover from their Derby d'Italia defeat against Inter.
The Old Lady were beaten 1-0 at San Siro to bring a superb run to an end and leave the Turin side six points behind their old rivals.
Now the Bianconeri must pick themselves up for a trip to Zenit St Petersburg in the Champions League.
“Any result could have happened on Saturday,” Juve skipper Del Piero explained.
“But they were three points that won't prove vital in the outcome of the championship.
“Our objectives haven't changed. We will continue as we were and will be able to repeat the good results that we were getting.”
A magnificent Del Piero free-kick earned the three points when the two sides met in Turin.
“Those kinds of things don't always come off, but luckily it allowed us to get a fundamental win in the home game,” Alex said.
“Obviously I will try and do it again tomorrow, but we are facing good and dangerous opponents.
“Zenit may have struggled in the last part of the season, but they will be tough.”
Monday 24 November, 2008
Alessandro Del Piero is convinced that Juventus can recover from their Derby d'Italia defeat against Inter.
The Old Lady were beaten 1-0 at San Siro to bring a superb run to an end and leave the Turin side six points behind their old rivals.
Now the Bianconeri must pick themselves up for a trip to Zenit St Petersburg in the Champions League.
“Any result could have happened on Saturday,” Juve skipper Del Piero explained.
“But they were three points that won't prove vital in the outcome of the championship.
“Our objectives haven't changed. We will continue as we were and will be able to repeat the good results that we were getting.”
A magnificent Del Piero free-kick earned the three points when the two sides met in Turin.
“Those kinds of things don't always come off, but luckily it allowed us to get a fundamental win in the home game,” Alex said.
“Obviously I will try and do it again tomorrow, but we are facing good and dangerous opponents.
“Zenit may have struggled in the last part of the season, but they will be tough.”
