Don't ever watch old videos of Juve (1 Viewer)

Aug 27, 2003
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#45
yeah well everyone was shcoked to see juve this season
after this magnifecnt return in europe we return to the balck days man deportivo really knew how to destroy us..but the sad thing is it was only 1-0
well its this time of the season where im hoping to see the end of it. the end of all this himulation..or maybe end it with a win of the coppa..its as good as the scudetto for this season :p
 

Juve_Dubai

New Member
May 4, 2004
18
#48
id still be a juve fan...but it would be depressing to tell u the truth...i mean this is what i do when juve loses a game in seria A of CL...i switch on my fifa 2003 and select juve and play against the team that beated juve...and i would just slauter them and if it did not help i watch last season's match of Juve and Real Madrid
 

slack

Junior Member
Dec 13, 2002
208
#51
++ [ originally posted by denco ] ++Watching Barcelona and teams like that was just slightly painful and made me envious as to how we cannot play football with that kinda panache and style with every one so confident and trying things they would never normally do but it was all coming off and then seeing Davids protecting his defence like he was possessed and still taking players on
In those 95-98 years, the Juve which steamrolled Real into submission was the norm rather than the exception that exists today.

Davids' case was always gonna be a mistake but the salvaging grace is we aren't seeing him thrive in direct competition like Roma. We couldn't utilize his offensive potential but am glad he finally found somebody who could.

Barcelona was indeed quite exceptional against Espanyol (who helped things a bit by rolling over) and I can imagine what a one-touch specialist, top-notch finisher in Trez could do in place of Saviola. We're currently for Barcelona what Parma is for us ... way to go, Moggi!
 

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