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Eddy

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Byrone said:
Juventus will fine Zlatan Ibrahimovic after he refused to travel with the team for last night’s friendly match.

The Swede was left behind at their training camp instead of going to Rovereto for the 4-1 victory over Spezia and, as confirmed by the club, the reasons were not related to an injury.


“He should’ve been on the bus and here, but he didn’t come,” explained President Giovanni Cobolli Gigli.


“It was a mistake from Ibrahimovic, he will be disciplined and director Alessio Secco will talk to him on Monday. This is a young lad and we must help him any way we can to act with dignity when dealing with a club that has taken care of him in many areas. We continue to like this player and will work to keep him with us.”


The sensational snub came just 24 hours after Ibrahimovic’s agent, Mino Raiola, reiterated that the former Ajax man has no intention of playing in Serie B and could begin legal action to extricate himself from his contract.


If President Cobolli Gigli was relaxed about the incident, then Coach Didier Deschamps was furious with his player.


“It’s disappointing. I knew he had a slight knee problem and wanted to bring him along anyway, but he refused. I don’t know what the reason was, you’d have to ask Ibrahimovic. I certainly couldn’t forcibly push him on to the bus,” noted the Frenchman.


“Ibrahimovic is under contract with Juventus and must accept the decisions of this club. He is making a mistake in acting this way and has to be punished. For the moment he is our player, then we’ll see. I didn’t like the situation and neither did the President. We will take action.”


Juve beat Spezia 4-1 even without Ibrahimovic’s contribution, thanks to goals from Giorgio Chiellini, Valeri Bojinov, Pavel Nedved and a Ruben Olivera penalty.


“We were in good shape on a physical level and I asked the players to replicate what we had tried out in training. We can improve, but I can see the right mentality already. The fans have always been close to us throughout the pre-season experience and gave their very important support.”

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alriiight!! kick his ass next time if he does it again

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zizoufan

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hes such a cunt i have protected soo many times but now threatening to take legal action, thats a step too far.
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Well me too , I have always said that he's a guy with great skills but he lacks the spirit to be a juventino so sell him now :tdown:
 
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sell the ass already!!i'm really getting sick of this. why are they so eager to keep him when he's behaving like this??? fuck, i don't care how good he COULD be, if he thinks playing in B for us is below him than to hell with him.
 

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Nedved releases Ibra Saturday 5 August, 2006

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Pavel Nedved has told Juventus it is futile to keep hold of want-away striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic against his will.

“If he wants to leave Juventus, it isn’t right to hold on to someone who has Serie A and the Champions League on his mind,” said the Czech.


Ibrahimovic has made it clear on several occasions that he will not play in Serie B following the club’s demotion as a result of the Calciopoli scandal, even threatening legal action to terminate his contract.


The situation came to a head last night when the former Ajax star refused to get on the team bus and travel for a 4-1 friendly win over Spezia, earning a rebuke from Coach Didier Deschamps and President Giovanni Cobolli Gigli.


He did not train with the side this morning either and his departure – most likely towards Milan or Inter – now seems almost inevitable.


“Of course, it is disappointing to lose such a good player and, in certain respects, one who is irreplaceable,” added Nedved.


The Czech midfielder is one of the few big stars who are willing to stay with the Bianconeri during this difficult time, along with Alessandro Del Piero and possibly Gianluigi Buffon.


“I do not judge Ibrahimovic, just as I did not judge Gianluca Zambrotta, Fabio Cannavaro and Patrick Vieira.”


World Cup winners Zambrotta and Cannavaro have moved to La Liga for Barcelona and Real Madrid respectively, while Vieira has joined rivals Inter.

http://www.channel4.com/sport/football_italia/aug5j.html
 
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