that i can live with. personally if all this didn't happen to juve i'd still sell him.
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i would sell him either way. even before the scandal broke loose he was starting problems and behaving quite unprofessionally. now he's 30, his value isn't high to start with, he's not so hot on the market as well, in a year or two we'd release him on a free. now we could earn about 10mil euro, from lyon for example. i'd give marchionni his role without a second thought.
Didier unleashes Del Piero
Saturday 26 August, 2006
Juventus boss Didier Deschamps admits he could field Alessandro Del Piero from the start in Sunday’s Coppa Italia showdown with Napoli.
“We still have a few problems upfront, as Marcelo Zalayeta returned late from Uruguay and will be fined. David Trezeguet is dealing with injuries and Del Piero can’t play 90 minutes. I can’t say if he’ll start, but Alessandro will certainly feature,” explained the Coach.
'Alex’ proved decisive in the last round, coming off the bench to secure a hard-fought 2-1 win over Serie B outfit Cesena.
Now the Bianconeri face a far tougher prospect, as they’ll take on Napoli in front of an estimated 60,000 fans at the Stadio San Paolo for the Third Round.
“If he starts the match, then he’ll come off when he feels tired. If Del Piero is a substitute, then his quality will shine through when the tempo begins to flag. In any case, I think the important thing for this side is to have a great midfield, as that is where a team stems from.”
Del Piero hit the headlines this week when he continued to berate former Bianconeri boss Fabio Capello by confessing, “If he hadn’t left, then I would’ve gone abroad.” However, Deschamps refused to be drawn into the melee.
“Don’t you dare think I’m going to comment on these things. Aside from everything, I think that if you have someone like Del Piero in your team, you’d do well to play him. If he loses fitness levels over the year then that’s a different matter, but the important thing is to be clear.
“There are two fundamental rules a Coach must follow,” continued the ex-Monaco tactician. “He must never make promises to players or stay on the pitch with them. If you play alongside them, you lose something in terms of authority.”
Nicola Legrottaglie is also out of Sunday’s showdown, picking up a thigh problem that’ll keep him sidelined for a month, while new signing Jean-Alain Boumsong’s international transfer has not yet come through from Newcastle United.
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interesting stuff by the Monsiuer
Didnt know that Zala was going to fined though, looks like DD doesnt like il discipline.Good to see him stamping his authority early on though
Saturday 26 August, 2006
Juventus boss Didier Deschamps admits he could field Alessandro Del Piero from the start in Sunday’s Coppa Italia showdown with Napoli.
“We still have a few problems upfront, as Marcelo Zalayeta returned late from Uruguay and will be fined. David Trezeguet is dealing with injuries and Del Piero can’t play 90 minutes. I can’t say if he’ll start, but Alessandro will certainly feature,” explained the Coach.
'Alex’ proved decisive in the last round, coming off the bench to secure a hard-fought 2-1 win over Serie B outfit Cesena.
Now the Bianconeri face a far tougher prospect, as they’ll take on Napoli in front of an estimated 60,000 fans at the Stadio San Paolo for the Third Round.
“If he starts the match, then he’ll come off when he feels tired. If Del Piero is a substitute, then his quality will shine through when the tempo begins to flag. In any case, I think the important thing for this side is to have a great midfield, as that is where a team stems from.”
Del Piero hit the headlines this week when he continued to berate former Bianconeri boss Fabio Capello by confessing, “If he hadn’t left, then I would’ve gone abroad.” However, Deschamps refused to be drawn into the melee.
“Don’t you dare think I’m going to comment on these things. Aside from everything, I think that if you have someone like Del Piero in your team, you’d do well to play him. If he loses fitness levels over the year then that’s a different matter, but the important thing is to be clear.
“There are two fundamental rules a Coach must follow,” continued the ex-Monaco tactician. “He must never make promises to players or stay on the pitch with them. If you play alongside them, you lose something in terms of authority.”
Nicola Legrottaglie is also out of Sunday’s showdown, picking up a thigh problem that’ll keep him sidelined for a month, while new signing Jean-Alain Boumsong’s international transfer has not yet come through from Newcastle United.
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interesting stuff by the Monsiuer
Didnt know that Zala was going to fined though, looks like DD doesnt like il discipline.Good to see him stamping his authority early on though
Over the past few games Monsieur DD did a good job of organising the team defensively and upfront. The team looks organised now and we just need the team to try and own the midfield from the begining and make the other teams run after it.
DD is doing a job, even with rotating the full backs.Although that could backfire, for now its alrite though.
I like how hes giving paro a fair chance, cuz he is a talent.
And also that hes alternating between him and gianni depending on the type of opposition.
DD is doing a job, even with rotating the full backs.Although that could backfire, for now its alrite though.
I like how hes giving paro a fair chance, cuz he is a talent.
And also that hes alternating between him and gianni depending on the type of opposition.
DD is building confidence in the team. They are playing quite well in a very short period of time, albeit against lesser competition. The big challenge for him now will be to sustain that level of intensity throughout the long season without burning the players out or letting them get overconfident.
But so far... Forza DD! :thumbs:
But so far... Forza DD! :thumbs:
yeah he is no normal one, still running hard and tracking back to cover the defense. A while ago i read that mancini was whinning abt the fact that that poof figo is 34 and cant play every game for 90mins 
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But still i think he needs to be taken off, just to keep him fit for the whole season. And also to give marchionni and camo a chance together. Especially since camo was playing on the left for a while in the Modena game.
.But still i think he needs to be taken off, just to keep him fit for the whole season. And also to give marchionni and camo a chance together. Especially since camo was playing on the left for a while in the Modena game.
Don't forget that there are about 5-6 teams in both B and A are more or less in same level of performance. We never played like this Capello during his 2 seasons with us. We were boring and dull.. This is attractive football that we missed.
Another thing to note is that the fans are filling the stadium.
Another thing to note is that the fans are filling the stadium.