Jonathan Zebina (104 Viewers)
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and making a bad example and representing juv like that? way to go 
he does but there is no excuse for j.zeb to go off on a lowly camera man!! wtf!! he gets paid alot of $$$ to play good and represent OUR club in the best light, not fly off the handle and assault a peon off the field. i wouldn't care if he beat down mexes or any other player, face an equal not a bystander at such thats all i'm saying. it tarnishes not only his image but ours as well my friend
sell him! he's a little more high profile now maybe we can get a good price 
thats the best point made on in this thread
int:key word :eyebrows:
he may be a fighter but he isn't worth this kind of trouble and lack of productivity. as thin as we are at the back, he is no savior in my eyes nor is he the foundation of our backline. but i digress...
you cant compare the 2 incidents morra. if so, then both instigators were 2 different types of sources: 1 was a player the other was a camera man. understand that i am not condoning zizou's actions and condemning j.zeb's, all i am stating is that materazzi and the camera man are 2 very different catalysts in these incidents.
Juventus are to fine Jonathan Zebina for his reaction to being sent off against Cagliari at the weekend.
The French defender had a run-in with a steward as he left the pitch in the 82nd minute.
He had been shown the red card for a foul that resulted in a penalty for Cagliari, although Juventus still won the match 3-2 thanks to a last-minute goal from Giorgio Chiellini.
Juventus president Giovanni Cobolli Gigli has criticised Zebina for his behaviour and announced that the club will take action.
"We will fine the player for the red card and to have reacted to the provocation," Gigli told the Italian press.
"We are not interested in whether the steward behaved in a certain way, he only had to come back to the dressing room.
"I can understand (Zebina's frustration), but his behaviour didn't follow the club's policy."
The Italian Football Federation has yet to declare whether they will impose further sanctions on Zebina for the incident with the steward, amid reports that he could face a lengthy ban.
Sky Sports
The French defender had a run-in with a steward as he left the pitch in the 82nd minute.
He had been shown the red card for a foul that resulted in a penalty for Cagliari, although Juventus still won the match 3-2 thanks to a last-minute goal from Giorgio Chiellini.
Juventus president Giovanni Cobolli Gigli has criticised Zebina for his behaviour and announced that the club will take action.
"We will fine the player for the red card and to have reacted to the provocation," Gigli told the Italian press.
"We are not interested in whether the steward behaved in a certain way, he only had to come back to the dressing room.
"I can understand (Zebina's frustration), but his behaviour didn't follow the club's policy."
The Italian Football Federation has yet to declare whether they will impose further sanctions on Zebina for the incident with the steward, amid reports that he could face a lengthy ban.
Sky Sports
getting me all worked up for nothing, you know about my high blood pressure!!