Il Capitano Alessandro Del Piero (95 Viewers)

Fiero

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When he retires he'll be remembered as one of the best players to ever grace the field, and here we are, he's still playing, yet some naysayers are badmouthing the legend of all legends. Del Piero is the true definition of football. I only wish we are lucky enough to see him play as much as possible in the time he has left. The new Juventus stadium would have been incomplete had Ale not played in it, and by god we all know he'll leave his mark on it by scoring wonderful goals. We just know. Because that's Del Piero.

Fuck, they don't make footballers like that anymore. Enjoy what's left of him, will ya?!
 

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Azzurri7

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Famous Al-Jazeera reporter on his Facebook, Agnelli: Del Piero is Juve's symbol and flag but this is his last year.

Wtf??? If this is true then why is he fucking mentioning this now at the start of the season?
 
Sheik Yerbouti

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Tuesday 18 October, 2011
Del Piero to leave Juve in 2012



Juventus President Andrea Agnelli has confirmed that this will be Alessandro Del Piero’s final season at the club.

Speaking at a shareholders meeting on Tuesday, the Signora chief admitted that the No 10’s playing career with the outfit will end in the summer.

“Our captain Alessandro Del Piero really wanted to stay with us for what will be his final year in Bianconero,” Agnelli noted.

“Let’s dedicate a massive round of applause to him.”

There has yet to be a comment from the Del Piero camp, but it was widely accepted before today’s announcement that the Italian would leave in 2012 at the end of his contract.

The veteran, who signed a new 12-month deal earlier in the year, will celebrate his 37th birthday in November.

The Azzurri international joined the Turin giants in 1993 from Serie B side Padova and he’s gone on to break numerous club records.

He’s also won just about every major trophy with the side, as well as staying loyal to the Old Lady following their demotion to Serie B in 2006.

It’s unclear whether Del Piero will retire from the game next year or go and play his football in a foreign country.

He’s already underlined that he wouldn’t play for another Italian team after Juve.

http://www.football-italia.net/oct18h.html

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It was inevitable. :sad:
 
AbuGadanzieri

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My eyes are getting teary

what you think
please discuss

http://football-italia.net/oct18h.html

Tuesday 18 October, 2011
Del Piero to leave Juve in 2012



Juventus President Andrea Agnelli has confirmed that this will be Alessandro Del Piero’s final season at the club.

Speaking at a shareholders meeting on Tuesday, the Signora chief admitted that the No 10’s playing career with the outfit will end in the summer.

“Our captain Alessandro Del Piero really wanted to stay with us for what will be his final year in Bianconero,” Agnelli noted.

“Let’s dedicate a massive round of applause to him.”

There has yet to be a comment from the Del Piero camp, but it was widely accepted before today’s announcement that the Italian would leave in 2012 at the end of his contract.

The veteran, who signed a new 12-month deal earlier in the year, will celebrate his 37th birthday in November.

The Azzurri international joined the Turin giants in 1993 from Serie B side Padova and he’s gone on to break numerous club records.

He’s also won just about every major trophy with the side, as well as staying loyal to the Old Lady following their demotion to Serie B in 2006.

It’s unclear whether Del Piero will retire from the game next year or go and play his football in a foreign country.

He’s already underlined that he wouldn’t play for another Italian team after Juve.
 
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