[CL] Maccabi Haifa 0-1 Juventus, Nov 3rd, 2009 (58 Viewers)

[blondu]

Moggi is a big retard.

yep...arranging refferes when you have 8 players that played in wc 2006 final its stupid.

 

Buy on AliExpress.com

[Dostoevsky]

yep...arranging refferes when you have 8 players that played in wc 2006 final its stupid.

I don't buy that story but he's still going on my nerves.

 

[Salvatore]

TV

 

[Snoop]

I like the title that follows Moggi everywhere now. DISGRACED

I don't like it! I LOVE IT

 

[Vinman]

Moggi blasts frivolous Juve Tuesday 3 November, 2009

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Disgraced former Juventus director Luciano Moggi has criticised the Bianconeri's recent transfer policy, calling it 'absurd'.

Moggi resigned from Juventus in 2006 after his involvement in the Calciopoli scandal emerged. He was banned from football for five years.

Writing in Italian newspaper Libero, Moggi poured scorn on Juventus' decision to sell Marco Marchionni and Cristiano Zanetti to Fiorentina in the summer.

“Marchionni and Zanetti went to reinforce Fiorentina for breadcrumbs. Felipe Melo arrived from Florence in exchange for nearly £25m, a defensive midfielder who, if you look at his career, hasn't actually won any titles playing in a team that simply has to win in Italy and abroad, where Poulsen and Sissoko already play. What's the reasoning behind that decision?”

aside from Marchionni, Moggi is 100% correct....the same thing I've been saying all along

FORZA MOGGI, and PLEASE replace the frog in charge !!!:flag1:

 

[shiyaz]

Does anybody know any streams for this game?

In maldives we dont get to see these games on TV....

Also is DP in the bench tonight?

 

[Dostoevsky]

aside from Marchionni, Moggi is 100% correct....the same thing I've been saying all along

FORZA MOGGI, and PLEASE replace the frog in charge !!!:flag1:

You can't say aside from Marco he's 100% correct. He mentioned him so actually he's really wrong.

I don't know why you hail him now when he takes every opportunity to bash Juventus. If anything, Juve fans can only spit on him now.

 

[baggio]

He still feels for the club and I dont think think his analysis is too far off, from the issues at hand. He would've never sold Zanetti for what we did. And if indeed, he did buy Melo, which I dont think he would in the first place, given his aversion to Brazilians I dont think he'd pay that kind of money with the buy out clause in place. Which leads to the question, are Brazilians known for their consistency, (of course, they know how to put on a spectacle during the world cup) is it their inability to show up week in week out, that's affecting our showings on the pitch. Seeing the pivotal positions they play across formations. More than an opinion though, it's a question i'd like to raisre.

 

[Dostoevsky]

He still feels for the club

Right...He wouldn't laugh at us every two weeks then.

If he really cared about Juve he would have kept him mouth shut, but no, he drags us through the mug and people actually hail him even more than when he was here.

 

[blondu]

I don't buy that story but he's still going on my nerves.

what don't you buy?..that he talked and influenced the refs?

 

[Dostoevsky]

what don't you buy?..that he talked and influenced the refs?

Yes that, at least on some level.

 

[Vinman]

He still feels for the club and I dont think think his analysis is too far off, from the issues at hand. He would've never sold Zanetti for what we did. And if indeed, he did buy Melo, which I dont think he would in the first place, given his aversion to Brazilians I dont think he'd pay that kind of money with the buy out clause in place. Which leads to the question, are Brazilians known for their consistency, (of course, they know how to put on a spectacle during the world cup) is it their inability to show up week in week out, that's affecting our showings on the pitch. Seeing the pivotal positions they play across formations. More than an opinion though, it's a question i'd like to raisre.

:flag1:

 

[GordoDeCentral]

He still feels for the club and I dont think think his analysis is too far off, from the issues at hand. He would've never sold Zanetti for what we did. And if indeed, he did buy Melo, which I dont think he would in the first place, given his aversion to Brazilians I dont think he'd pay that kind of money with the buy out clause in place. Which leads to the question, are Brazilians known for their consistency, (of course, they know how to put on a spectacle during the world cup) is it their inability to show up week in week out, that's affecting our showings on the pitch. Seeing the pivotal positions they play across formations. More than an opinion though, it's a question i'd like to raisre.

how consistent have julio cesar and maicon been?

 

[Vinman]

how consistent have julio cesar and maicon been?

not consistent enough.....

 

[baggio]

how consistent have julio cesar and maicon been?

Certainly more consistent than Adriano, Ronaldo, Dida and Ronaldinho

 

[GordoDeCentral]

Certainly more consistent than Adriano, Ronaldo, Dida and Ronaldinho

so you have no point, some work some dont pretty much like every other nationality

 

[Alen]

Certainly more consistent than Adriano, Ronaldo, Dida and Ronaldinho

So some are consistent and some aren't and we can't generalize, right?

 

[Red]

so you have no point, some work some dont pretty much like every other nationality

Except Italians.

They are all great, so Juve should buy/play as many as possible.

 

[baggio]

Right...He wouldn't laugh at us every two weeks then.

If he really cared about Juve he would have kept him mouth shut, but no, he drags us through the mug and people actually hail him even more than when he was here.

That only stems from the fact that he's kept this club at the top for over a decade! And like I said earlier, he's touched upon the issues at hand and questioned them for all the right reasons. If it wasn't for his love for Juve, you wouldn't see or hear him run down Inter the way he does. Let's not forget, he wants to protect the legacy he created at the club, and that means he can never stop caring about the Bianconeri.

 

[GordoDeCentral]

That only stems from the fact that he's kept this club at the top for over a decade! And like I said earlier, he's touched upon the issues at hand and questioned them for all the right reasons. If it wasn't for his love for Juve, you wouldn't see or hear him run down Inter the way he does. Let's not forget, he wants to protect the legacy he created at the club, and that means he can never stop caring about the Bianconeri.

how very unselfish, i wonder how anything hes said has helped or supported this juve he loves so much, i used like and respect the guy but hes just become a clown, some legacy...