[CL]Arsenal vs Juventus (7 Viewers)
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YOu guys are so pessimistic about this game i don't see a lot of ppl saying were gonna flog arsenal but rather they are gonna shred us. I personally believe this will be a very tough game and that arsenal are very quick and are a very attacking side which i personnaly believe we don't play well at all against attacking teams. But i am 100% behind this juve that i adore and believe we can go on no matter the task at hand and God willing bring this CL home!
any reason you forgot trezeguet
and i disagree about zlatan here also. zidane and zola played more in the midfield, and when they had their chanses they always scored. imo zola is still the best ever player Chelsea has had. pitty NT didnt call italian players who played in other leagues. zidane also knew how to finish. Bergkamp, well i havent watched bergkamp much, but in england he played well, with inter he s-cked, so player who couldnt do well in seria a but did well in epl and he did score some good goals in national tournaments also.
maby ibra also fits england play more :eyebrows: but still all those guys who you mentioned in your post have better finishing, all.
i am also starting to think that although some say the best of ibra is still coming, that wont happen with juve. and when we sell him to chelsea or real he starts scoring, but thats because his playing in other league, moustly. so i would not regret. players are differant and not for everyone, all leagues suit.
Arsene is playing some tricky games with Paddy...
24/03/2006 11:50
Telling Vieira Was Tough – Wenger
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger admits it was difficult telling Patrick Vieira he was no longer wanted at Highbury.
The Frenchman was sold to Juventus in July and will come face-to-face with the Gunners in the Champions League next week.
“It is always difficult to tell a player he is no longer wanted when you have been in battle together and given everything together,” Wenger told L’Equipe.
"It is warrior-like language but it is like that. Separating from a player, it is telling him he is no longer strong enough. He often feels it is a betrayal. No player understands when he is no longer strong enough. When I was a player-manager at the age of 32, I said to one of my directors: 'The day you think I am too old, come and tell me straight after the match'.
"One day, when I was 32 and a half, he said to me: 'Arsene you are too old'.
"I never played again because I trusted his judgement. You cannot fool yourself that you can judge yourself.
"I have learned to tell my players in the most frank way possible, even if they don't accept it.
"Some refuse to accept my judgement, but they accept the verdict because they know the level of honesty of their coach."
24/03/2006 11:50
Telling Vieira Was Tough – Wenger
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger admits it was difficult telling Patrick Vieira he was no longer wanted at Highbury.
The Frenchman was sold to Juventus in July and will come face-to-face with the Gunners in the Champions League next week.
“It is always difficult to tell a player he is no longer wanted when you have been in battle together and given everything together,” Wenger told L’Equipe.
"It is warrior-like language but it is like that. Separating from a player, it is telling him he is no longer strong enough. He often feels it is a betrayal. No player understands when he is no longer strong enough. When I was a player-manager at the age of 32, I said to one of my directors: 'The day you think I am too old, come and tell me straight after the match'.
"One day, when I was 32 and a half, he said to me: 'Arsene you are too old'.
"I never played again because I trusted his judgement. You cannot fool yourself that you can judge yourself.
"I have learned to tell my players in the most frank way possible, even if they don't accept it.
"Some refuse to accept my judgement, but they accept the verdict because they know the level of honesty of their coach."
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