[Serie A] Juventus - Lazio (7 Viewers)
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PhRoZeN said:
Thanks for info...
Pessoto having played more minutes than zebina?
that really true?.
Interesting to note that Abbiatti is only high up there because buffons earliar injury. Apart from that the top 9 are fairly obvious. DP was the only actual "rotated player" and how ironic was that. Mutu was simply a bench player and didnt start up many matches until recently. The rest were used thanks to injuries or suspensions especially with zambro being out for a bit. and the actual rotation only happened in serious circumstances.
Pessoto having played more minutes than zebina?
that really true?.Interesting to note that Abbiatti is only high up there because buffons earliar injury. Apart from that the top 9 are fairly obvious. DP was the only actual "rotated player" and how ironic was that. Mutu was simply a bench player and didnt start up many matches until recently. The rest were used thanks to injuries or suspensions especially with zambro being out for a bit. and the actual rotation only happened in serious circumstances.
yeah but zebina has only completed 1 90 min match all season, rest of beendue to injuryduring thegame or against arsenal - being sent off
i only remember pessotto playing against parma at the start of the season.
swag said:
Great stuff. 
The scary part is if you look at the top 3, with some questions around Emerson more recently, they've been some of the most solid parts of our team this year. I mean Canna in particular -- that level of play and yet no rest? That's impressive.
The scary part is if you look at the top 3, with some questions around Emerson more recently, they've been some of the most solid parts of our team this year. I mean Canna in particular -- that level of play and yet no rest? That's impressive.
only rest canna has had is been thru suspensions, so i can remember, or possibly the odd match b4 a cl match.
If I remember well, our last game against them was a midweek on which we drew and Di Canio pulled his fascist stunt. Considering we drew with them when we had relatively good form I honestly dont wanna think about the possible outcome. Maybe it'll hopefully be like last season and be the game that makes us turn the corner.
Off topic a bit but what would you guys think of us getting Tavano ? D'you think he'd be Juve quality enough to make it with us. I always want us to try and have a good Italian prospect in our ranks and he reminds me a lot of Gila.
Off topic a bit but what would you guys think of us getting Tavano ? D'you think he'd be Juve quality enough to make it with us. I always want us to try and have a good Italian prospect in our ranks and he reminds me a lot of Gila.
Didnt know exactly where to post this so, here it is..
Duo back for Juventus (Channel4 Football Italia)
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Juventus’ title hopes have been boosted after David Trezeguet and Emerson returned to training on Tuesday.
The pair have been struggling physically for a number of weeks with a variety of fitness issues to resolve.
But the international duo were back in action earlier today as Juventus look to wrap up their second consecutive Scudetto, their 29th in total.
After drawing their previous four games, the Old Lady are now just five points clear of Milan with four games of the season remaining.
The squad resumed activity on Tuesday after being handed two days off following Saturday’s 1-1 draw with Cagliari.
Boss Fabio Capello started the session by hold a 10-minute talk with the players, also in the presence of the club’s chief operating officer Antonio Giraudo.
Their next League game is against Lazio at the Stadio Delle Alpi on Saturday afternoon.
Meanwhile, Juventus are today being linked with French international midfielder Olivier Dacourt.
The former Leeds United ace, who Capello bossed at Roma, is set to leave the capital at the end of this season after failing to agree terms over a new deal.
Dacourt has been linked with clubs in France and England, with Premiership sides Bolton and Manchester City interested in his services.
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So we have trez and emerson most likely back and ready for lazio( after there refreshed clubbing experience in bucharest).
Capello sweating his balls whilst giving a 10minutes talk as giraudo was next to him and didnt wanna get caught by giraudo whilst he was fingering zlatan. (Sorry if I offended anyone.. if needed I shall edit this line just pm me).
And finally we are linked with dacourt.. wow! (sarcasm).
Duo back for Juventus (Channel4 Football Italia)
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Juventus’ title hopes have been boosted after David Trezeguet and Emerson returned to training on Tuesday.
The pair have been struggling physically for a number of weeks with a variety of fitness issues to resolve.
But the international duo were back in action earlier today as Juventus look to wrap up their second consecutive Scudetto, their 29th in total.
After drawing their previous four games, the Old Lady are now just five points clear of Milan with four games of the season remaining.
The squad resumed activity on Tuesday after being handed two days off following Saturday’s 1-1 draw with Cagliari.
Boss Fabio Capello started the session by hold a 10-minute talk with the players, also in the presence of the club’s chief operating officer Antonio Giraudo.
Their next League game is against Lazio at the Stadio Delle Alpi on Saturday afternoon.
Meanwhile, Juventus are today being linked with French international midfielder Olivier Dacourt.
The former Leeds United ace, who Capello bossed at Roma, is set to leave the capital at the end of this season after failing to agree terms over a new deal.
Dacourt has been linked with clubs in France and England, with Premiership sides Bolton and Manchester City interested in his services.
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So we have trez and emerson most likely back and ready for lazio( after there refreshed clubbing experience in bucharest).
Capello sweating his balls whilst giving a 10minutes talk as giraudo was next to him and didnt wanna get caught by giraudo whilst he was fingering zlatan. (Sorry if I offended anyone.. if needed I shall edit this line just pm me).
And finally we are linked with dacourt.. wow! (sarcasm).
Yeah could be..... Plus I just found out he's 27 and if you're gonna get a 27 year old, it might as well be Toni.
This age thing made me think of my Barca supporting friend who was sayin 2day that Serie A is just an expensive priced retirement home. The more I meet him the more I turn Milanista for 2day!!!.......
This age thing made me think of my Barca supporting friend who was sayin 2day that Serie A is just an expensive priced retirement home. The more I meet him the more I turn Milanista for 2day!!!.......
Yeah I can understand that, which is why I supported milan against liverpool. It wasnt that I supported milan itself but it was my support for the serie A.. to a certain extent I may feel the same today but they are taking on barca.. a team who I admire. Therfore I aint too concerned about that match as much as I am concerned about the Arsenal - Villareal. For me personally it would be nice to see villareal go through so that I can smirk at the arsenal fans for laughing at my face during our hurtful humiliation and another reason being Tacchi
PhRoZeN said:
Yeah I can understand that, which is why I supported milan against liverpool. It wasnt that I supported milan itself but it was my support for the serie A.. to a certain extent I may feel the same today but they are taking on barca.. a team who I admire. Therfore I aint too concerned about that match as much as I am concerned about the Arsenal - Villareal. For me personally it would be nice to see villareal go through so that I can smirk at the arsenal fans for laughing at my face during our hurtful humiliation and another reason being Tacchi
Forza Tacchi !!
Video evidence catches out Camo Tuesday 18 April, 2006
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Juventus man Mauro German Camoranesi has received a two-match ban after he was caught on camera elbowing an opponent, but Cagliari are also punished.
Camoranesi was seen elbowing Agostini in the chest after a challenge from behind, but the referee did not witness the incident during Juve’s 1-1 draw at the Stadio Sant’Elia.
The Disciplinary Commission viewed the footage and ruled it was “definitely a violent gesture,” They opted to suspend the Italian international for two games, ruling him out of the upcoming clashes with Lazio and Siena.
There was a fiery finale to that match in Sardinia, with Nelson Abeijon and Antonio Langella sent off for dissent after Fabio Cannavaro’s stoppage-time equaliser for the Bianconeri.
Abeijon has been handed a three-match ban for “pushing the referee and shouting insulting phrases,” while teammate Langella is out for two games for “grabbing the official by the shirt and hurling abuse.”
The following players have been handed one-match bans: Paredes (Reggina), Mandelli (Chievo), Lanna (Chievo), Vargas (Livorno), Argilli (Livorno), Aquilani (Roma), Rosi (Roma), Budel (Cagliari), Burdisso (Inter), Felipe (Udinese), Muntari (Udinese), Konan (Lecce), Moro (Empoli), Pirlo (Milan), Quagliarella (Ascoli), Rezaei (Messina) and Stendardo (Lazio).
Soure : Football Italia
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Juventus man Mauro German Camoranesi has received a two-match ban after he was caught on camera elbowing an opponent, but Cagliari are also punished.
Camoranesi was seen elbowing Agostini in the chest after a challenge from behind, but the referee did not witness the incident during Juve’s 1-1 draw at the Stadio Sant’Elia.
The Disciplinary Commission viewed the footage and ruled it was “definitely a violent gesture,” They opted to suspend the Italian international for two games, ruling him out of the upcoming clashes with Lazio and Siena.
There was a fiery finale to that match in Sardinia, with Nelson Abeijon and Antonio Langella sent off for dissent after Fabio Cannavaro’s stoppage-time equaliser for the Bianconeri.
Abeijon has been handed a three-match ban for “pushing the referee and shouting insulting phrases,” while teammate Langella is out for two games for “grabbing the official by the shirt and hurling abuse.”
The following players have been handed one-match bans: Paredes (Reggina), Mandelli (Chievo), Lanna (Chievo), Vargas (Livorno), Argilli (Livorno), Aquilani (Roma), Rosi (Roma), Budel (Cagliari), Burdisso (Inter), Felipe (Udinese), Muntari (Udinese), Konan (Lecce), Moro (Empoli), Pirlo (Milan), Quagliarella (Ascoli), Rezaei (Messina) and Stendardo (Lazio).
Soure : Football Italia
