To that extend he was a leader indeed. But real leader or not - always a big miss that guy!
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As I see it, he runs around Europe and screws up teams. And I love it, cuz when Barca gets screwed up... well thats always a pleasure! Actually Van Gaal shouldn't take all the credit. Gaspart is doing a pretty good job screwing his club up himself. 
I agree with what Juve did. Having a media blackout is a lesson for some journalists. But Juve should not prolong this media ban. A week should do it just to make it known to the media that some of the things they do aren't always appreciated. Prolonging it more than a week will be unjust because the media have a right to tell the people what is happening to the club.
IMO, i really got pissed-off with the italian media for adding so much fuel to the trez saga even when juve had released statements about trezeguet's future in Turin.
IMO, i really got pissed-off with the italian media for adding so much fuel to the trez saga even when juve had released statements about trezeguet's future in Turin.
To answer Erik & Rickenbacker2
concerning the Issue of Van Gal not being the one to blame! i am sorry guys but i disagree! your argument Rickenbacker2 is that Bergkamb left a big whole that couldn't be filled!!!
tell me one thing when Zidane left Juventus wasn't that a big hole???? good coaches would find replacements and Dutch football is very rich in talent!! its not like Romania and Bulgaria were one "God" player comes every now and then!!!
concerning the Issue of Van Gal not being the one to blame! i am sorry guys but i disagree! your argument Rickenbacker2 is that Bergkamb left a big whole that couldn't be filled!!!
tell me one thing when Zidane left Juventus wasn't that a big hole???? good coaches would find replacements and Dutch football is very rich in talent!! its not like Romania and Bulgaria were one "God" player comes every now and then!!!
Juventus striker David Trezeguet has appeared on Italian television to put an end to the speculation regarding his future.
The Frenchman appeared on ‘La Domenica Sportiva’ last night in which he dismissed talk that he threatened to leave the Turin giants if his demands for a new contract were not met.
"I have not given an ultimatum to Juventus," he maintained. "I only said that sooner or later, tomorrow or in 2005, my turn would arrive to talk about my contract.
"I’ve said that the club, quite rightly, are dealing with the contracts of Alessandro Del Piero and Edgar Davids which expire in 2004. My time will come."
Reports over the last few weeks claimed that Trezeguet was ready to jump ship and sign for either Barcelona or Arsenal. Again a claim denied by the former Monaco man.
"There has been a lot of confusion about this story," he added. "A Spanish newspaper claimed that I and (Vice-president) Roberto Bettega spoke to them but that was not true.
"I’ve read many stories that I have signed a contract with Barcelona and one for Arsenal. But I’ve not signed anything."
Trezeguet, who joined the Bianconeri in the summer of 2000, seems to be back to his old self as he scored in the 5-0 thumping of Reggina yesterday.
And he has made it clear that he is ready to continue finding the net for the Italian champions in the future.
"I’m happy here and if I want to renegotiate my contract then I know where to go to do that," he continued.
"Then if there is another club that is interested in me then first they must make contact with Juventus and not me."
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The Frenchman appeared on ‘La Domenica Sportiva’ last night in which he dismissed talk that he threatened to leave the Turin giants if his demands for a new contract were not met.
"I have not given an ultimatum to Juventus," he maintained. "I only said that sooner or later, tomorrow or in 2005, my turn would arrive to talk about my contract.
"I’ve said that the club, quite rightly, are dealing with the contracts of Alessandro Del Piero and Edgar Davids which expire in 2004. My time will come."
Reports over the last few weeks claimed that Trezeguet was ready to jump ship and sign for either Barcelona or Arsenal. Again a claim denied by the former Monaco man.
"There has been a lot of confusion about this story," he added. "A Spanish newspaper claimed that I and (Vice-president) Roberto Bettega spoke to them but that was not true.
"I’ve read many stories that I have signed a contract with Barcelona and one for Arsenal. But I’ve not signed anything."
Trezeguet, who joined the Bianconeri in the summer of 2000, seems to be back to his old self as he scored in the 5-0 thumping of Reggina yesterday.
And he has made it clear that he is ready to continue finding the net for the Italian champions in the future.
"I’m happy here and if I want to renegotiate my contract then I know where to go to do that," he continued.
"Then if there is another club that is interested in me then first they must make contact with Juventus and not me."
Football Italia