Il disastro di Torino (9 Viewers)

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K.O.

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Nov 24, 2005
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#26
Apparently, both called Monaco :D

Principato di Monaco = Principality of Monaco
Monaco di Baviera = Munich of Bavaria
 

K.O.

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Nov 24, 2005
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Last two games for Bayern, he did really good.

There's no chance for him against Chiellini, though.
 

only-juve

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Jan 5, 2008
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Even before the Inter game i've said that im more worried about Bayern's game than Inter's.

Our players gave 200% against Inter (was expected) but they'd be tired against bayern. Always hard to play the germans when they desperately wants a win.

Too nervous to even watch this match.....
 

SABSAB

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Dec 10, 2008
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Last two games for Bayern, he did really good.

There's no chance for him against Chiellini, though.
Meh, he made two goals ok.
But he still looks clumsy and loses the ball 90% of the time.
Like against Leverkusen, he loses the ball against Vidal and Vidal makes a long ball to Kießling, goal.
He's like Amauri right now. Moaning, moaning, moaning, and sometimes the ball bounces from his body into the goal.

Robben is pushed again to a fast comeback because they want to play him more than one half. Not good for his health and not good for us.
Bayerns defense is still a joke and we should own their midfield. But Butt is in a really good form right now.
 

Ahmed

Principino
Sep 3, 2006
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Even before the Inter game i've said that im more worried about Bayern's game than Inter's.

Our players gave 200% against Inter (was expected) but they'd be tired against bayern. Always hard to play the germans when they desperately wants a win.

Too nervous to even watch this match.....
rub one out, then you'll be fine...that's what I always do :snoop:
 

Azzurri7

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Dec 16, 2003
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Del Piero savours victory

Sunday 6 December, 2009

Alessandro Del Piero insists last night’s Derby d’Italia victory “had a special sensation” for Juventus.

“It was wonderful both in terms of result and the performance, this game had a special sensation for us,” smiled the captain.

“We wanted to give ourselves a signal about our capabilities, our potential and what we can do this season.


“That arrived and with it came the result, so we are extra happy.”

The 2-1 win in Turin put Juve within five points of the Serie A leaders, but the pressure is now on to replicate this performance in the Champions League.

The Bianconeri need at least a point against Bayern Munich on Tuesday to be sure of qualifying for the knockouts.

“This can be very useful going into the Bayern game if we are smart, humble, focused and realise we can play with this aggression against everyone,” added Del Piero.

“If we forget that, then we run the same old risks.”
 
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