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All these speculations about Juve future and now Pesso tragedy 
All these speculations about Juve future and now Pesso tragedy 
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Doctors treating Gianluca Pessotto in a Turin hospital have confirmed that he risked death during the night.
The Juventus team manager, who was rushed to hospital on Tuesday after falling from a window at the club’s headquarters, underwent another operation last night which almost cost him his life.
“Gianluca Pessotto risked dying last night, he was operated on at the limit,” stated professor Antonio Solini.
Police in Turin are investigating the possibility that Pessotto attempted suicide and his wife Reana has today confirmed that her husband has been struggling with depression.
Speaking with the La Repubblica newspaper, she denied claims that her husband was dealing with a serious illness connected with doping.
“There is no truth in that, absolutely none,” she is quoted as saying on repubblica.it. “I want you to tell everybody that. Gianluca was simply stressed, depressed.
“It is also false that there were any problems between us. We had a discussion because we had just organised three days away at Laigueglia with the kids, but he had to work.
“I wanted Gianluca to take a break and I thought it would do him some good. We had already organised everything.
“He hadn’t had a holiday for a year and a half. He was struggling to sleep and wasn’t convinced he had made the right decision in retiring from the game.”
Reana also revealed that her husband was perhaps doubting that he could live up to what was expected after he was recently appointed as the club’s new team manager.
“He feared that he wasn’t up to it,” she added. “But he accepted, although having offers to play on, because of the love he has for Juventus and he thought he had to.”
When asked why yesterday’s traumatic events occurred, she replied: “It was a combination of things: tiredness, melancholy, sadness for what is happening to the club. Gianluca did the worse thing possible.”
Meanwhile, Luciano Moggi, the man at the centre of the Calciopoli debate which could have serious consequences for Juve, has visited Pessotto in hospital.
“I’m here to pray for Gianluca,” he said. “Has this got to do with the scandal? I don’t know.”
Doctors have added that Pessotto’s condition remains serious but stable.
Doctors treating Gianluca Pessotto in a Turin hospital have confirmed that he risked death during the night.
The Juventus team manager, who was rushed to hospital on Tuesday after falling from a window at the club’s headquarters, underwent another operation last night which almost cost him his life.
“Gianluca Pessotto risked dying last night, he was operated on at the limit,” stated professor Antonio Solini.
Police in Turin are investigating the possibility that Pessotto attempted suicide and his wife Reana has today confirmed that her husband has been struggling with depression.
Speaking with the La Repubblica newspaper, she denied claims that her husband was dealing with a serious illness connected with doping.
“There is no truth in that, absolutely none,” she is quoted as saying on repubblica.it. “I want you to tell everybody that. Gianluca was simply stressed, depressed.
“It is also false that there were any problems between us. We had a discussion because we had just organised three days away at Laigueglia with the kids, but he had to work.
“I wanted Gianluca to take a break and I thought it would do him some good. We had already organised everything.
“He hadn’t had a holiday for a year and a half. He was struggling to sleep and wasn’t convinced he had made the right decision in retiring from the game.”
Reana also revealed that her husband was perhaps doubting that he could live up to what was expected after he was recently appointed as the club’s new team manager.
“He feared that he wasn’t up to it,” she added. “But he accepted, although having offers to play on, because of the love he has for Juventus and he thought he had to.”
When asked why yesterday’s traumatic events occurred, she replied: “It was a combination of things: tiredness, melancholy, sadness for what is happening to the club. Gianluca did the worse thing possible.”
Meanwhile, Luciano Moggi, the man at the centre of the Calciopoli debate which could have serious consequences for Juve, has visited Pessotto in hospital.
“I’m here to pray for Gianluca,” he said. “Has this got to do with the scandal? I don’t know.”
Doctors have added that Pessotto’s condition remains serious but stable.
snoop said:
how the fuck are you so sure? Pessotto has his own life too you know?his own family his own problems, it's not always Juventus, he will be an Idiot if he tried the suicide because of Juventus' situation. yeah, let's all do suicide becaue Juve will go to serie B 
umpkin:
blaming Moggi for this is very stupid.. Jeez
umpkin:blaming Moggi for this is very stupid.. Jeez
I hope that his condition will be much better.
And while reading this from Marty's text:When asked why yesterday’s traumatic events occurred, she replied: “It was a combination of things: tiredness, melancholy, sadness for what is happening to the club. Gianluca did the worse thing possible.”,that made me so sad...
Poor Pessotto,I wish he could recover well: "restitutio ad integrum"!
And while reading this from Marty's text:When asked why yesterday’s traumatic events occurred, she replied: “It was a combination of things: tiredness, melancholy, sadness for what is happening to the club. Gianluca did the worse thing possible.”,that made me so sad...
Poor Pessotto,I wish he could recover well: "restitutio ad integrum"!
Not yet. He still is in intensive cares? "cuidados intensivos" (not sure how to say it english). But, at least the doctors said that he is stable and that he will survive....thats a lot considering that he felt from a 15 meters floor.
Anyway, my best wishes to him and to his family that are the ones who are suffering the most.
I know that dp, zambrotta and ciro went to italy at the moment they knew about the incident. Are they going to be here for the match? they didn't train with the team....
Anyway, my best wishes to him and to his family that are the ones who are suffering the most.
I know that dp, zambrotta and ciro went to italy at the moment they knew about the incident. Are they going to be here for the match? they didn't train with the team....
don't know if it was posted before,,,
DUISBURG (AFP) - Italy goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon has admitted he is struggling to concentrate on the World Cup following the apparent suicide attempt of his Juventus teammate Gianluca Pessotto.
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"I'm finding it difficult at the moment, almost impossible, to talk about football or matches and all the emotions that you're supposed to feel at a World Cup," Buffon said ahead of Friday's quarter-final against Ukraine.
"My thoughts go out to Luca, my friend and companion of many battles, and to his wife and children."
Former Juventus and Italy defender Pessotto is in a serious but not life-threatening condition after jumping from his Turin office window on Tuesday.
Shortly after hearing the news, Juventus players Alessandro Del Piero and Gianluca Zambrotta left Italy's training camp and flew out of Germany to visit Pessotto in hospital. They returned the same night to rejoin the squad.
"Zambrotta and Del Piero went to see him in hospital and they came back with some words of comfort to the training camp where we were waiting anxiously," Buffon said.
"Luca will win the most difficult moment of his career and his life. He is a fighter, and a moment of weakness cannot alter the characterer or principals of a strong man like him."
On Wednesday, Italy defender Alessandro Nesta wished Pessotto, who made 22 appearances for the Azzurri, a speedy recovery.
"Nearly everyone in the team has played together with him and we're all very sad. We hope that he is able to resolve all of his problems," Nesta said.
Pessotto, who played for Juventus for 11 years before retiring last month and taking up the post as the club's team manager, leapt from his office at the team's headquarters and fell 15 metres to the ground, hitting two cars on the way down.
Police found him in a conscious state, clutching a string of rosary beads.
He was rushed to the Molinette hospital where he underwent a three-hour operation after suffering multiple fractures.
Pessotto, who is understood to have had treatment for depression, helped Juventus win the Champions League in 1996.
Juventus are at the centre of match-fixing allegations, but Pessotto is not implicated in the scandal that has engulfed Italian football.
On Thursday a sports tribunal hearing in Rome will decide whether four of Italy's top clubs colluded to rig matches.
Four Serie A clubs - Juventus, AC Milan, Lazio and Fiorentina - face relegation or points deductions over allegations that corrupted referees manipulated matches, mostly in favour of Juventus, who have won four of the past five championships.
The sports tribunal is due to hand down its judgement sometime between July 7 and July 9, the day of the World Cup final.
Nesta insisted the trial would not distract Italy from their objective of winning the trophy.
"We'll worry about that when we get back," said the AC Milan centre-back. "Right now we are focussed on the World Cup."
it's really sad.I can't believe it.
DUISBURG (AFP) - Italy goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon has admitted he is struggling to concentrate on the World Cup following the apparent suicide attempt of his Juventus teammate Gianluca Pessotto.
ADVERTISEMENT
"I'm finding it difficult at the moment, almost impossible, to talk about football or matches and all the emotions that you're supposed to feel at a World Cup," Buffon said ahead of Friday's quarter-final against Ukraine.
"My thoughts go out to Luca, my friend and companion of many battles, and to his wife and children."
Former Juventus and Italy defender Pessotto is in a serious but not life-threatening condition after jumping from his Turin office window on Tuesday.
Shortly after hearing the news, Juventus players Alessandro Del Piero and Gianluca Zambrotta left Italy's training camp and flew out of Germany to visit Pessotto in hospital. They returned the same night to rejoin the squad.
"Zambrotta and Del Piero went to see him in hospital and they came back with some words of comfort to the training camp where we were waiting anxiously," Buffon said.
"Luca will win the most difficult moment of his career and his life. He is a fighter, and a moment of weakness cannot alter the characterer or principals of a strong man like him."
On Wednesday, Italy defender Alessandro Nesta wished Pessotto, who made 22 appearances for the Azzurri, a speedy recovery.
"Nearly everyone in the team has played together with him and we're all very sad. We hope that he is able to resolve all of his problems," Nesta said.
Pessotto, who played for Juventus for 11 years before retiring last month and taking up the post as the club's team manager, leapt from his office at the team's headquarters and fell 15 metres to the ground, hitting two cars on the way down.
Police found him in a conscious state, clutching a string of rosary beads.
He was rushed to the Molinette hospital where he underwent a three-hour operation after suffering multiple fractures.
Pessotto, who is understood to have had treatment for depression, helped Juventus win the Champions League in 1996.
Juventus are at the centre of match-fixing allegations, but Pessotto is not implicated in the scandal that has engulfed Italian football.
On Thursday a sports tribunal hearing in Rome will decide whether four of Italy's top clubs colluded to rig matches.
Four Serie A clubs - Juventus, AC Milan, Lazio and Fiorentina - face relegation or points deductions over allegations that corrupted referees manipulated matches, mostly in favour of Juventus, who have won four of the past five championships.
The sports tribunal is due to hand down its judgement sometime between July 7 and July 9, the day of the World Cup final.
Nesta insisted the trial would not distract Italy from their objective of winning the trophy.
"We'll worry about that when we get back," said the AC Milan centre-back. "Right now we are focussed on the World Cup."
it's really sad.I can't believe it.
