how many people here had ever come to see juve's match locale (3 Viewers)

Nicole · May 12, 2005

That is a very big derby, I like both teams myself, although I like San Lorenzo more!

But I believe Roma vs Lazio is the biggest in the world

Gino Genesio · May 12, 2005

so this sunday its so far

who are you gowing to support?

Roma Ore Lazio?

i tought you were roma fan ore am i wrong?

Nicole · May 12, 2005

Yes, ROMA FAN ROMA FAN ROMA FAN, dong get mixed up, the first sentence was about the River vs Boca game, thats why I said I liked both teams!

Gino Genesio · May 12, 2005

ahh ok

nice season so far huh

i dont get roma , 1year they play perfect soccer the other year they play to stay in serie a , and its embarrising to see Roma in europe crash againts every stupid team, believe me i support all italian teams in champions leageu i also supportet for Roma againts genk and i was in the genk section with all the genk supporters , but still i made it no secret that i was cheering for Juve, but the game dammnnn roma won 0-1 with all the luck genk played with 10man almost the whole match it was ashamed that they were a top italian team, than the a couple of weeks later they played real madrid and i was also there and everybody was talking big about Real and sayed thats deferend than that italian team, and i said oohh man shut the fvck up!
if you see Juventus playing Real you will see a treu italian team, and boooooooooyyyyyyyy was i right

Juventus - Real madrid 3-1 :touched:

still i hope roma stays in serie a , i dont know why because i know all the roma fans would laugh with us and would be so happy if we played in b but i just like the team and i dont know why mayeb totti and cassano and chivu, but still nothing compared to my JUVENTUS :strong:

Ciao

Nicole · May 12, 2005

Your better then me, I dont support any of Italian teams and ever will

Gino Genesio · May 12, 2005

i only support them because they are in ouwer leageu so if ower teams get far it means we have a strong leageu and Juventus wins allot of leageus so if we win allot of sudetti in the strongest leageu that make's us the strongest team :strong:

Nicole · May 16, 2005

I know what you mean, but I'm not like that, I dont care about other Italian or English teams. For all I care they can go out in the first round.

Dominic · May 16, 2005

Aren't you studying in Italy right now? You should be able to visit more Juve's games now.

If I would wait for the team of my ciy (Almere: FC Omniworld) to qualify for the champions league, I'd have to wait even longer.

pembohong · May 16, 2005

Your chance is still better than me. The only teams that would even bother to come here are EPL teams. And David Beckham.

Slagathor · May 18, 2005

Not really. The nearest Serie A city is Palermo, a good 500km away. Might as well live in Amsterdam and just fly up and down to Turin every two weeks :groan:

Oh you poor thing. I hope, for the pride of your city's sake, that they'll never get that license for prof football.

Or did they already? :frown:

Dominic · May 19, 2005

They just did..

Slagathor · May 21, 2005

bugger

swag · May 21, 2005

If you consider yourself a juventino, you just have to make it out to a match at the delle Alpi. Yes, it costs money to get there. But this is a pilgrimage of sorts we're talking about!

The ticket prices, I found, weren't too terrible. But no fan experience is complete without it. It will give you a whole different perspective when watching games at the delle Alpi on TV afterwards... that's something you can always carry with you for all the matches you can't make.

Loppan · May 21, 2005

++ [ originally posted by swag ] ++
If you consider yourself a juventino, you just have to make it out to a match at the delle Alpi. Yes, it costs money to get there. But this is a pilgrimage of sorts we're talking about!

The ticket prices, I found, weren't too terrible. But no fan experience is complete without it. It will give you a whole different perspective when watching games at the delle Alpi on TV afterwards... that's something you can always carry with you for all the matches you can't make.

You're right! The apmoshere in the stadium is something you can never get in front of the tv.

And the ticket prices are now only 10 euro.

Nicole · May 22, 2005

++ [ originally posted by swag ] ++
If you consider yourself a juventino, you just have to make it out to a match at the delle Alpi. Yes, it costs money to get there. But this is a pilgrimage of sorts we're talking about!

The ticket prices, I found, weren't too terrible. But no fan experience is complete without it. It will give you a whole different perspective when watching games at the delle Alpi on TV afterwards... that's something you can always carry with you for all the matches you can't make.

Surely it isnt that hard to get a Juve ticket, I mean there are plenty spare

Bjerknes · May 22, 2005

++ [ originally posted by swag ] ++
If you consider yourself a juventino, you just have to make it out to a match at the delle Alpi. Yes, it costs money to get there. But this is a pilgrimage of sorts we're talking about!

The ticket prices, I found, weren't too terrible. But no fan experience is complete without it. It will give you a whole different perspective when watching games at the delle Alpi on TV afterwards... that's something you can always carry with you for all the matches you can't make.

Dude your right. I need to fly over there and catch a game. Next season I'm gonna go on that pilgrimage.

gray · May 22, 2005

Andy, I may well join you if I somehow find myself with the money and decide to take a step of ermmm... whatever it requires to fly out from Australia to Italy just to watch a football match

Bjerknes · May 22, 2005

After this summer money should not be a problem for me considering I'll be working 30 hours a week at the golf course. The problem though will be the time factor and my mom letting me go. :groan: :fero:

By myself that is.

swag · May 22, 2005

With the Olympics coming in 2006, that offers some pros and cons for the next season.

The pros? There are going to be a lot more facilities to handle the incoming tourists for the Olympics, and that may result in a pretty good supply of accommodations, etc. When I was in Torino this time last year, there were already some new hotels that were built up - e.g., I was in a brand new, two-star hotel not far from the delle Alpi with a massive amount of space (you could have fit 6 people comfortably) for only 90 Euro a night.

I only imagine that with the Olympics approaching, there will be more opening up to cash in on the Olympic rush. Which may mean that many of them will represent an oversupply relative to the visitors who come on the shoulder seasons of the Olympic Games. Likely meaning a lot of promotions, etc., and good deals.

Meanwhile, the transportation in and around the city should also be improved for the Olympics... the linkup of the main train station to Piazza Castello, etc., being examples.

The bad news is that you may want to avoid going around the time of the Olympics if you know what's good for your pocketbook.

Respaul · May 22, 2005

Being that our capacity will be jus 27k for the whole of the next 2 seasons... Dont like your chances much... you missed the boat

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