[Serie A] Bari 3-1 JUVENTUS (December 12th, 2009) (13 Viewers)
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If it was that way then wow, how fucking great. It's good to know that the modern Juventus is made out of a bunch of sore losers. Can;t wait till they get tired of Hiddink, Benitez and whoever else comes along 
Jokes apart, I am really hoping that the team actually wakes the fuck up when a new coach comes along.
Jokes apart, I am really hoping that the team actually wakes the fuck up when a new coach comes along.
True that
Yeah, stupid me! 
What a shitload of fuck! How the hell can we make stupid mistakes like subbing in too late and failing to react appropriately before and during the game??? Is this the fuckin' DNA the BoD boast about? How the fuck can this really be solved? It's been like this since 2 coaches and a load of average and expensive players!
What a shitload of fuck! How the hell can we make stupid mistakes like subbing in too late and failing to react appropriately before and during the game??? Is this the fuckin' DNA the BoD boast about? How the fuck can this really be solved? It's been like this since 2 coaches and a load of average and expensive players!
That asshole:
A native of Naples, Ferrara started his career at hometown club Napoli before moving to Juventus in 1994. He became captain soon after joining the team, and soon became one of the most experienced and decorated players, winning seven Serie A championships (five with Juventus, two with Napoli - this excludes the 2004–05 title taken away from Juventus due to the 2006 Serie A match-fixing scandal), two Coppa Italia titles (one with each team), three Supercoppa Italiana titles (two with Juventus, one with Napoli) and several European competitions (including the UEFA Champions League, UEFA Cup, Intercontinental Cup and European Super Cup). He scored one of Napoli's goals as they won the 1989 UEFA Cup Final.
Post 2000, Ferrara played an important role in Juventus' backline, being an experienced and dominating defender. His role as captain, though, was taken over by fellow Italian Alessandro Del Piero. In 1996–97, one of his peak seasons, he scored four goals in 32 Serie A competitions, while also being capped eight times internationally. Ironically, his first professional match, while at Napoli, was played against Juventus (it was a 0–0 draw). He retired from football after the 2004–05 season.
A native of Naples, Ferrara started his career at hometown club Napoli before moving to Juventus in 1994. He became captain soon after joining the team, and soon became one of the most experienced and decorated players, winning seven Serie A championships (five with Juventus, two with Napoli - this excludes the 2004–05 title taken away from Juventus due to the 2006 Serie A match-fixing scandal), two Coppa Italia titles (one with each team), three Supercoppa Italiana titles (two with Juventus, one with Napoli) and several European competitions (including the UEFA Champions League, UEFA Cup, Intercontinental Cup and European Super Cup). He scored one of Napoli's goals as they won the 1989 UEFA Cup Final.
Post 2000, Ferrara played an important role in Juventus' backline, being an experienced and dominating defender. His role as captain, though, was taken over by fellow Italian Alessandro Del Piero. In 1996–97, one of his peak seasons, he scored four goals in 32 Serie A competitions, while also being capped eight times internationally. Ironically, his first professional match, while at Napoli, was played against Juventus (it was a 0–0 draw). He retired from football after the 2004–05 season.
Once again, not a good game from us, but I think this is a pretty harsh result. For the first time in many weeks we were actually able to create a few chances.
But we all know this formation has quite a few deficiencies, and it once again showed.
Buffon 5,5 - Mostly very shaky. And could he really not have tried to save the 3rd goal?
Caceres 5,5 - At times pretty good, at times quite bad.
Legrottaglie 6 - Good game, nothing special
Cannavaro 4 - Wtf has happened? Has shown very little since his positive beginning of the season. Didn't there use to be some forum member who was ridiculed because he said Legro is now better than Canna? That does not seem so far fetched right now.
Molinaro 5,5 - Ok game. His pace saved us a few times
Tiago 5,5 - Overall he did quite ok, but he should have scored at least once.
Poulsen 6,5 - Good game. Melo could learn a thing or two.
Marchisio 5,5 - Was caught sleeping for the 1st goal. Tried hard to make up for it afterwards but still had some difficulties
Diego 4 - Again very involved, with very little end results. And why is he so adamant to take every freaking set piece? Does he not realise that he is in poor form? He's just screwing it up for the entire team, as if we aren't having a difficult enough time as it is
Amauri 4,5 - What is there left to say? He gets a perfect rating for his constant moaning & the frequent hand gestures. Continues to get chances and continues to screw them up. This is a very different player from (early) last season.
Trezeguet 6,5 -
, some nice quick touches, a constant menace for the defence & always finds himself in the right position. Pure class.
Grosso 6 - He actually changed the game (shame that Diego did not understand it) so credit to him.
Camoranesi 5 - Not enough.
Giovinco -
But we all know this formation has quite a few deficiencies, and it once again showed.
Buffon 5,5 - Mostly very shaky. And could he really not have tried to save the 3rd goal?
Caceres 5,5 - At times pretty good, at times quite bad.
Legrottaglie 6 - Good game, nothing special
Cannavaro 4 - Wtf has happened? Has shown very little since his positive beginning of the season. Didn't there use to be some forum member who was ridiculed because he said Legro is now better than Canna? That does not seem so far fetched right now.
Molinaro 5,5 - Ok game. His pace saved us a few times
Tiago 5,5 - Overall he did quite ok, but he should have scored at least once.
Poulsen 6,5 - Good game. Melo could learn a thing or two.
Marchisio 5,5 - Was caught sleeping for the 1st goal. Tried hard to make up for it afterwards but still had some difficulties
Diego 4 - Again very involved, with very little end results. And why is he so adamant to take every freaking set piece? Does he not realise that he is in poor form? He's just screwing it up for the entire team, as if we aren't having a difficult enough time as it is
Amauri 4,5 - What is there left to say? He gets a perfect rating for his constant moaning & the frequent hand gestures. Continues to get chances and continues to screw them up. This is a very different player from (early) last season.
Trezeguet 6,5 -
, some nice quick touches, a constant menace for the defence & always finds himself in the right position. Pure class.Grosso 6 - He actually changed the game (shame that Diego did not understand it) so credit to him.
Camoranesi 5 - Not enough.
Giovinco -