Juventus: fact, figures...etc (9 Viewers)

[Bianconero81]

Zebina, Trez, Amauri?

They make mad bank.

Trez and Amauri deserve what they are earning. As for the guys I mentioned, I am not sure why they are on such high salaries.

 

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[Klin]

Trez and Amauri deserve what they are earning. As for the guys I mentioned, I am not sure why they are on such high salaries.

Bad negotiating.

 

[CalcioJuventus]

Where is Melo, and why are Sali, Canna, and Zanetti earning so much?

I think they prob make so much because they were all free transfers. So as an incentive for coming clubs usually give free transfer players higher salaries. Thats what I have always understood anyway.


Anyway it is sketch that Poulsen and Tiago make more then Chiellini who is one of the most fundamental players were have.

 

[neurosis21]

if trez is earning that much he has no right to complain about anything!!!

 

[Byrone]

How did you come to that conclusion?

 

[RavaneVialli]

Where is Melo, and why are Sali, Canna, and Zanetti earning so much?

Free transfers. The worst that can happen to club's payroll.

 

[CAPITANO]

The years the players been at the club and number of appearances and goals

 

[Bianconero81]

Gotta Love Zebina @ 0 goals!

 

[Tommy]

wat is stagioni???????

 

[Gian]

seasons

 

[Suns]

Gotta Love Zebina @ 0 goals!

..and just 95 games in 6 seasons, gotta love that too I guess.

 

[Kosta]

Legro will score this season too!

 

[Elvin]

Awesome picture

 

[JBF]

The years the players been at the club and number of appearances and goals

 

[ZAF3000]

So basically 95 games in 5 seasons for Zebina (this upcoming one is the 6th)..

Interesting..

Del Piero: 37.69 Appearances pers season / 16.38 goals per season.
Trezeguet: 32.45 / 17.89
Buffon: 38.6
Camoranesi: 36.43 / 4
Legro: 23.6 / 1.2
Zebina: 19 / 0
Chiellini: 31.5 / 3

 

[Alen]

All the foreigners who ever played for Juve.
Next to their names is the number of matches they played for Juve and the seasons they spent with the team.


Argentina 16:
Luis Monti 263 (1930-1939)
Mauro German Camoranesi 256 (2002- /)
Omar Sivori 253 (1957-1965)
Raimundo Orsi 194 (1929-1935)
Renato Cesarini 147 (1929-1935)
Rinaldo Martino 33 (1949-1950)
Raul Conti 30 (1956-1957)
Humberto Jorge Rosa 27 (1961-1962)
Juan Esnaider 26 (1998-2001)
Eduardo Ricagni 24 (1953-1954)
Jose Maglio 18 (1930-1932)
Edmondo Della Valle 15 (1928-1930)
Juan Vairo 11 (1955-1956)
Sergio Bernardo Almiron 11 (2007-2008)
Juan Pablo Sorin 5 (1995-1996)
Eugenio Castellucci 2 (1930-1931)

Brasil 16:
Julio Cesar 125 (1990-1994)
Altafini 119 (1972-1976)
Cinesinho 112 (1964-1968)
Emerson 91 (2004-2006)
Dino Da Costa 66 (1963-1966)
Pedro Sernagiotto 60 (1931-1934)
Amauri 45 (2008 - /)
Nene 36 (1963-1964)
Colella 21 (1955-1956)
Miranda 17 (1962-1963)
Bruno Siciliano 15 (1962-1963)
Athirson 5 (2000-2001)
Diego 1 (2009 - /)
Jose Fernando 1 (1961-1962)
Gladstone 1 (2005-2006)
Felipe Melo 0 (2009- /)

France 14:
David Trezeguet 292 (2000- /)
Michel Platini 224 (1982-1987)
Zinedine Zidane 212 (1996-2001)
Lilian Thuram 204 (2001-2006)
Didier Deschamps 178 (1994-1999)
Jonathan Zebina 95 (2004- /)
Patrick Vieira 42 (2005-2006)
Nestor Combin 38 (1964-1965)
Jean-Alain Boumsong 36 (2006-2008)
Jocelyn Blanchard 21 (1998-1999)
Thierry Henry 20 (1998-2000)
Ollivier Kapo 19 (2004-2005)
Arthur Meille 10 (1911-1912)
Vincent Pericard 2 (2001-2002)


Switzerland 14
Payer 20 (1913-1914)
Karl Aegli 15 (1910-1912)
Jozef Hess 15 (1909-1912)
Reynert 14 (1911-1912)
Oscar Frey 10 (1906-1910)
Fuller 10 (1910-1914)
Riccardo Ajmone 9 (1909-1912)
Walter Streule 8 (1904-1906)
Friedrich Bollinger 7 (1903, 1906)
Paul Arnold Walty 4 (1905)
Alfred Jacquet 3 (1909)
David Chiumiento 2 (2003-2004)
Geisser 2 (1910-1911)
Ludwig Weber 1 (1911-1912)

Uruguay 8:
Paolo Montero 278 (1996-2005)
Marcelo Zalayeta 160 (1997-2007)
Daniel Fonseca 70 (1997-2001)
Ruben Olivera 39 (2002-2008)
Fabian O’Neill 20 (2000-2002)
Raul Banfi 13 (1941-1942)
Hector Carini 8 (2000-2002)
Martin Caceres 0 (2009- /)

Denmark 7:
Karl Aaage Praest 233 (1949-1956)
John Hansen 187 (1948-1954)
Michael Laudrup 151 (1985-1989)
Karl Aage Hansen 86 (1950-1953)
Christian Poulsen 30 (2008- /)
Christian Bronée 29 (1954-1955)
Johannes Ploeger 16 (1948-1949)


England 7:
David Platt 28 (1992-1993)
John Jordan 20 (1948-1949)
James Squair 10 (1905-1907)
Billy Ayers 4 (1912-1913)
? Heyle 1 (1911-1912)
? Johnsson 1 (1911-1912)
John Savage 1 (1901)

Croatia 6:
Igor Tudor 174 (1998-2007)
Robert Kovac 43 (2005-2007)
Alen Boksic 33 (1996-1997)
Robert Jarni 30 (1994-1995)
Zoran Ban 6 (1993-1994)
Dario Knezevic 4 (2008-2009)

Germany 6:
Helmut Haller 172 (1968-1973)
Jurgen Kohler 145 (1991-1995)
Andreas Moeller 78 (1992-1994)
Thomas Haessler 45 (1990-1991)
Stefan Reuter 36 (1991-1992)
Hans Heuberger 1 (1909-1910)

Sweden 6:
Zlatan Ibrahimovic 92 (2004-2006)
Olof Mellberg 38 (2008-2009)
Kurt Hamrin 23 (1956-1957)
Erik Palmer 10 (1957-1959)
Roger Magnusson 6 (1967-1968)
Albin Ekdal 3 (2008-2009)


Portugal 5:
Rui Barros 95 (1988-1990)
Paulo Sousa 79 (1994-1996)
Dimas 57 (1996-1999)
Tiago Mendes 44 (2007- /)
Jorge Andrade 5 (2007-2008)

Scotland 4:
Jack Diment 11 (1905-1907)
? Brown 3 (1912-1913)
? Hescool 2 (1913-1914)
? McQueen 2 (1907)

Czech Republic 3:
Pavel Nedved 327 (2001-2009)
Zdenek Grygera 71 (2007-/)
Cestmir Vycpalek 27 (1946-1947)

Serbia 3:
Vladimir Jugovic 77 (1995-1997)
Darko Kovacevic 71 (1999-2001)
Zoran Mirkovic 51 (1998-2000)

Hungary 3:
Jozsef Viola 76 (1924-1930)
Ferenc Hirzer 43 (1925-1927)
Mihail Kincses 24 (1947-1948)

Ireland 3:
William Brady 76 (1980-1982)
? Kunding 3 (1910-1911)
Ronald O’Brien 1 (1999-2000)

Netherlands 2:
Edgar Davids 235 (1997-2004)
Edwin van der Sar 88 (1999-2001)

Wales 2:
John Charles 178 (1957-1962)
Ian Rush 40 (1987-1988)

Ukraine 2:
Aleksandr Zavarov 76 (1988-1990)
Viktor Boudianski 2 (2003-2004)

Slovakia 2:
Julius Korostelev 30 (1946-1947)
Jan Arpas 18 (1947-1948)

Nigeria 2:
Sunday Oliseh 19 (1999-2000)
Benjamin Onwuachi 1 (2003-2004)

San Marino 1:
Massimo Bonini 296 (1981-1989)

Spain 1:
Luis Del Sol 294 (1962-1970)


Poland 1:
Zbigniew Boniek 133 (1982-1985)

Albania 1:
Riza Lushta 95 (1940-1944)

Ghana 1:
Stephen Appiah 69 (2003-2005)

Belarus 1:
Sergeij Alejnikov 50 (1989-1990)

Mali 1:
Mohamed Sissoko 47 (2008-/)

Bosnia and Herzegovina 1:
Hasan Salihamidzic 46 (2007 -/)

Romania 1:
Adrian Mutu 46 (2004-2006)

Chile 1:
Marcelo Salas 32 (2001-2003)

Austria 1:
Alexander Manninger 23 (2008- / )

Bulgaria 1:
Valeri Bojinov 21 (2006-2007)

Paraguay 1:
Tomas Guzman 4 (2001-2002, 2006-2007)

Uzbekistan 1:
Ilyaz Zaytualaev 2 (2001-2002)

Somalia 1:
Ayub Daud 1 (2008-2009)

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98 from Europe, 42 from South America, 5 from Africa, 1 from Asia, 0 from Australia (that Vanstrattan dude didn't play an official match) and 0 from North America.

 

[Elvin]

What? Damn, who would've thought we've had so many Brazilians. Let alone the most I thought Frenchies would lead the list.

PS Should Sivori, Orsi, and Camo really count tho?

 

[Maki Roll]

Thierry Henry 20 (1998-2000)

My heart bleeds everytime i read his name in combine with Juventus. :broken: :frown2:

 

[Red]

You should probably see a doctor about that.

 

[Maki Roll]

You should probably see a doctor about that.

No, it's ok so far. Just one moment thinking of Trez and everything's fine then.