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Cabrini Unsure About Juve’s Scudetto Claims For 2007/08
The Bianconeri’s legend believes that there is a long way to go before Juventus can actually win the Scudetto, despite President Cobolli Gigli stating that the Old Lady will be ready to compete for the title already from next season.
Antonio Cabrini still holds Juventus close to his heart, but being a realistic person, he does not feel that the club should be talking about winning titles, at least not for the time being.
“First the Bianconeri must achieve promotion, then they will have to work a lot and well, and especially make as few mistakes as possible in the choices.
“In Italy if you want to arrive to the top you must have a team made of six or seven players of the highest level, with the inclusion of four or five young players.”
The way to the promotion is still long for Juventus, however the Bianconeri ar definitely on the right track as they have already climbed into third place of Serie B, two points behind Piacenza, despite an initial points deduction of 17 points which was later on decreased to 9 points.
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The Bianconeri’s legend believes that there is a long way to go before Juventus can actually win the Scudetto, despite President Cobolli Gigli stating that the Old Lady will be ready to compete for the title already from next season.
Antonio Cabrini still holds Juventus close to his heart, but being a realistic person, he does not feel that the club should be talking about winning titles, at least not for the time being.
“First the Bianconeri must achieve promotion, then they will have to work a lot and well, and especially make as few mistakes as possible in the choices.
“In Italy if you want to arrive to the top you must have a team made of six or seven players of the highest level, with the inclusion of four or five young players.”
The way to the promotion is still long for Juventus, however the Bianconeri ar definitely on the right track as they have already climbed into third place of Serie B, two points behind Piacenza, despite an initial points deduction of 17 points which was later on decreased to 9 points.
Goal.com
Juve-Prince said:
Cabrini Unsure About Juve’s Scudetto Claims For 2007/08
The Bianconeri’s legend believes that there is a long way to go before Juventus can actually win the Scudetto, despite President Cobolli Gigli stating that the Old Lady will be ready to compete for the title already from next season.
Antonio Cabrini still holds Juventus close to his heart, but being a realistic person, he does not feel that the club should be talking about winning titles, at least not for the time being.
“First the Bianconeri must achieve promotion, then they will have to work a lot and well, and especially make as few mistakes as possible in the choices.
“In Italy if you want to arrive to the top you must have a team made of six or seven players of the highest level, with the inclusion of four or five young players.”
The way to the promotion is still long for Juventus, however the Bianconeri ar definitely on the right track as they have already climbed into third place of Serie B, two points behind Piacenza, despite an initial points deduction of 17 points which was later on decreased to 9 points.
Goal.com
The Bianconeri’s legend believes that there is a long way to go before Juventus can actually win the Scudetto, despite President Cobolli Gigli stating that the Old Lady will be ready to compete for the title already from next season.
Antonio Cabrini still holds Juventus close to his heart, but being a realistic person, he does not feel that the club should be talking about winning titles, at least not for the time being.
“First the Bianconeri must achieve promotion, then they will have to work a lot and well, and especially make as few mistakes as possible in the choices.
“In Italy if you want to arrive to the top you must have a team made of six or seven players of the highest level, with the inclusion of four or five young players.”
The way to the promotion is still long for Juventus, however the Bianconeri ar definitely on the right track as they have already climbed into third place of Serie B, two points behind Piacenza, despite an initial points deduction of 17 points which was later on decreased to 9 points.
Goal.com
We will strengthen, say Juve Wednesday 13 December, 2006
Juventus chief Giovanni Cobolli Gigli has told the club’s dithering stars that they will fight for major honours next season.
David Trezeguet followed in the stud marks of Gigi Buffon and Mauro Camoranesi yesterday, by announcing that he would only stay in Turin if the club build a competitive team on their expected return to Serie A.
“We are the first ones who want a side who can compete at the highest levels,” responded Cobolli Gigli this afternoon.
“I hope that our champions will remain with us, but I am aware that this will depend on the results we achieve and the conversations we will have with them.
“This is my wish as the President of the club and as a Juventus supporter,” explained the Bianconero.
“We will try to convince them with facts by immediately returning to Serie A. Alex Del Piero and Pavel Nedved are excellent examples to follow, as they decided to stay with us during the summer.
“Buffon woke up one morning and thought he would remain to see what it felt like to play in Serie B. Camoranesi and Trezeguet then did the same.”
Many newspapers have recently speculated that the current Old Lady could compete in this year’s Serie A, but the President refused to be drawn on the comparisons.
“Not even a Coach would be able to say what the gap between Juve and the other Serie A teams might be now,” he explained.
“I can only say that I am sure that next year’s championship will be more competitive than the current one.”
Juventus, despite their nine-point Calciopoli deduction, hit the top of Serie B on Saturday after a 1-0 win over Verona.
This is the latest quotes of our president, probably replying Trezeguet!!!
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Juventus chief Giovanni Cobolli Gigli has told the club’s dithering stars that they will fight for major honours next season.
David Trezeguet followed in the stud marks of Gigi Buffon and Mauro Camoranesi yesterday, by announcing that he would only stay in Turin if the club build a competitive team on their expected return to Serie A.
“We are the first ones who want a side who can compete at the highest levels,” responded Cobolli Gigli this afternoon.
“I hope that our champions will remain with us, but I am aware that this will depend on the results we achieve and the conversations we will have with them.
“This is my wish as the President of the club and as a Juventus supporter,” explained the Bianconero.
“We will try to convince them with facts by immediately returning to Serie A. Alex Del Piero and Pavel Nedved are excellent examples to follow, as they decided to stay with us during the summer.
“Buffon woke up one morning and thought he would remain to see what it felt like to play in Serie B. Camoranesi and Trezeguet then did the same.”
Many newspapers have recently speculated that the current Old Lady could compete in this year’s Serie A, but the President refused to be drawn on the comparisons.
“Not even a Coach would be able to say what the gap between Juve and the other Serie A teams might be now,” he explained.
“I can only say that I am sure that next year’s championship will be more competitive than the current one.”
Juventus, despite their nine-point Calciopoli deduction, hit the top of Serie B on Saturday after a 1-0 win over Verona.
This is the latest quotes of our president, probably replying Trezeguet!!!
channel4
