[Serie A] Juventus - Lazio (36 Viewers)

Dominic

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Jan 30, 2004
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:( We're definately going to miss Camoranesi, I mean who wouldn't miss their top assist man and best offensive midfielder..

Anyway, with Camo out i'd play the following formation:

Buffon
Balzaretti Kovac Cannavaro Chiellini
Zambrotta Emerson Vieira
Nedved
Trezeguet Del Piero

Yeah, I know this is unlikely.
 

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Brixity

Senior Member
Feb 8, 2006
1,332
IMO Camo may not be as fancy, pacey or gracious as most right wingers but he is definately effective, gets the job done and has a lotta grit. If he leaves, I'll be forced to accept it. Maybe the fact that Marchionni is coming is softening my reaction to his probable departure.
One thing I find a bit irritating is that Juve always seems to lose players under bitter circumstances leaving aggravated relationships with us....Why?
 

JCK

Biased
JCK
May 11, 2004
125,382
Dominic said:
:( We're definately going to miss Camoranesi, I mean who wouldn't miss their top assist man and best offensive midfielder..

Anyway, with Camo out i'd play the following formation:

Buffon
Balzaretti Kovac Cannavaro Chiellini
Zambrotta Emerson Vieira
Nedved
Trezeguet Del Piero

Yeah, I know this is unlikely.
Your famous formation that I highly appreciate. This time I will make some slight modifications on it though. I would play Del Piero behind a forward consisting of Mutu and Trezeguet.
 

giovanotti

ONE MAN ARMY
Aug 13, 2004
13,725
--------------------Buffon---------------------
Zambrotta--Thuram--Cannavaro--Chiellini

-------Emerson----Vieira----Nedved--------

---------------------Mutu---------------------
------------Trezeguet--Del Peiro-----------

I would like this one or even use Pessotto if the guy is still alive.....but that's not gonna happen.
 

Azzurri7

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Dec 16, 2003
72,692
Capello chews out Juve
Wednesday 19 April, 2006
Juventus may be in a Press Silence, but Fabio Capello was spotted shouting angrily at his players during today’s training session.

“If we don’t work hard and put the right effort in, then we may as well all go home,” he blasted at the Sisport training ground.

There is increasing tension within the Bianconeri camp after their Champions League exit to Arsenal and the poor run of results over the past month.

Juve are without a win in six official games, during which they’ve scored just three goals, including Saturday’s 95th-minute equaliser at Cagliari.

With their lead at the top of Serie A cut to just five points and four rounds left to play, this weekend’s encounter with Lazio at the Stadio Delle Alpi could become crucial.

On-lookers reported that Capello was particularly harsh in his comments towards the strikers, while the defence was accused of not marking tightly enough.

“Every game we create six or seven scoring opportunities, but we can’t seem to hit the back of the net,” he shouted.

Juve’s calendar seems relatively simple, welcoming Lazio and Palermo to the Delle Alpi with trips to relegation strugglers Siena and Reggina.

Milan visit Messina and Parma, interspersed with home games against a Livorno outfit in free-fall and a final day clash with Champions League chasing Roma.
 

giovanotti

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Aug 13, 2004
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Azzurri7 said:
Capello chews out Juve
Wednesday 19 April, 2006
Juventus may be in a Press Silence, but Fabio Capello was spotted shouting angrily at his players during today’s training session.

“If we don’t work hard and put the right effort in, then we may as well all go home,” he blasted at the Sisport training ground.

There is increasing tension within the Bianconeri camp after their Champions League exit to Arsenal and the poor run of results over the past month.

Juve are without a win in six official games, during which they’ve scored just three goals, including Saturday’s 95th-minute equaliser at Cagliari.

With their lead at the top of Serie A cut to just five points and four rounds left to play, this weekend’s encounter with Lazio at the Stadio Delle Alpi could become crucial.

On-lookers reported that Capello was particularly harsh in his comments towards the strikers, while the defence was accused of not marking tightly enough.

“Every game we create six or seven scoring opportunities, but we can’t seem to hit the back of the net,” he shouted.
Juve’s calendar seems relatively simple, welcoming Lazio and Palermo to the Delle Alpi with trips to relegation strugglers Siena and Reggina.

Milan visit Messina and Parma, interspersed with home games against a Livorno outfit in free-fall and a final day clash with Champions League chasing Roma.
Every game, six or seven scoring opportunities.:lol: Capello is a funny guy....in two games against Arsenal we created our first chance in 73rd minute of the second game.Not to mention that even if we have a chance Ibrahimovic misses it from 2 m.
 
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giovanotti said:
Every game, six or seven scoring opportunities.:lol: Capello is a funny guy....in two games against Arsenal we created our first chance in 73rd minute of the second game.Not to mention that even if we have a chance Ibrahimovic misses it from 2 m.

Exactly what I was thinking.
 

PhRoZeN

Livin with Mediocre
Mar 29, 2006
16,930
giovanotti said:
Every game, six or seven scoring opportunities.:lol: Capello is a funny guy....in two games against Arsenal we created our first chance in 73rd minute of the second game.Not to mention that even if we have a chance Ibrahimovic misses it from 2 m.
:lol: true, in saying that im suprised his realised something very obvious...

“If we don’t work hard and put the right effort in, then we may as well all go home,”

:tup: bravo. I dont know how much influence he actually does have on the players anymore... with him saying suggestions like how he wants to go manage elsewhere in the future e.t.c.. I feel some of the players proberly dont feel the same way about him.. but its encouraging to see his having a go at his strikers.. i wonder if zlatan was there..
 

giovanotti

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Aug 13, 2004
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PhRoZeN said:
:lol: true, in saying that im suprised his realised something very obvious...

“If we don’t work hard and put the right effort in, then we may as well all go home,”

:tup: bravo. I dont know how much influence he actually does have on the players anymore... with him saying suggestions like how he wants to go manage elsewhere in the future e.t.c.. I feel some of the players proberly dont feel the same way about him.. but its encouraging to see his having a go at his strikers.. i wonder if zlatan was there..
He obviously regards us for blind people.:cool:
 

Bisco

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Nov 21, 2005
14,418
giovanotti said:
Camoranesi never acted like this before,he was not so aggressive and I think that it is just a consequence of the previous made decision by Capello or the boad....to bad ,I like Camoranesi and respect him as a player but I think that he is leaving.
cammo is a superb player if not one of the best juventus have in the current time. he plays with great spirit and loves this team alot u can sense that by the way he keeps insisting on playing. i think what happened in the aresnal game was basically a loss of concentration due to the crappy game the team was playing i cant blame him honestly. i mean if 6 out of 11 players are playing like crap what do u expect the other players like zmbro, canna, cammo, and buffon to do they wil be very short tempered and thats when things get out of hand. i think losing cammoranesi would be as heavy as losing zambrotta for example. i think cammo has supported this team on loads of occasions like against real madrid 2004 when he was every where giving madird the worest trip in there entire life.
forzaaaaaaaaaaaaaa cammo and and if there is any one who should leave i think its the following:
zlatan, zebina, zala, and viera!!!!!!!!!!! not to mention capello. they have no spirit or love to this team.
 

Oggy

and the Cockroaches
Dec 27, 2005
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PhRoZeN :tup: bravo. I dont know how much influence he actually does have on the players anymore... with him saying suggestions like how he wants to go manage elsewhere in the future e.t.c.. I feel some of the players proberly dont feel the same way about him....[/QUOTE said:
Exactly!!! Our team lost faith in Capello with all his claims that he want to coach England or club in England
 

Azzurri7

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Dec 16, 2003
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giovanotti said:
Every game, six or seven scoring opportunities.:lol: Capello is a funny guy....in two games against Arsenal we created our first chance in 73rd minute of the second game.Not to mention that even if we have a chance Ibrahimovic misses it from 2 m.

:howler:


Well said gio :thumb:
 
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swag

swag

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    giovanotti said:
    Every game, six or seven scoring opportunities.:lol: Capello is a funny guy....in two games against Arsenal we created our first chance in 73rd minute of the second game.Not to mention that even if we have a chance Ibrahimovic misses it from 2 m.
    Hey, what about all those long ball chances? ;) :rolleyes:
     

    giovanotti

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    Aug 13, 2004
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    juve_ruler said:
    cammo is a superb player if not one of the best juventus have in the current time. he plays with great spirit and loves this team alot u can sense that by the way he keeps insisting on playing. i think what happened in the aresnal game was basically a loss of concentration due to the crappy game the team was playing i cant blame him honestly. i mean if 6 out of 11 players are playing like crap what do u expect the other players like zmbro, canna, cammo, and buffon to do they wil be very short tempered and thats when things get out of hand. i think losing cammoranesi would be as heavy as losing zambrotta for example. i think cammo has supported this team on loads of occasions like against real madrid 2004 when he was every where giving madird the worest trip in there entire life.
    forzaaaaaaaaaaaaaa cammo and and if there is any one who should leave i think its the following:
    zlatan, zebina, zala, and viera!!!!!!!!!!! not to mention capello. they have no spirit or love to this team.
    True,juve_ruler,but we are not in the position to decide who is staying and who needs to go,and if you ask me ,my list would be just like yours.

    Camoranesi is our top-assist man,that is for sure!He creates chances and plays his role of the right winger damn good.
    We know that if Juve suffer from a lack of creativity in the game,that meens Camor is having a bad day.
    I really like Camoranesi and I think that the reason for his behaviour is produced by the coach!
     

    giovanotti

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    Aug 13, 2004
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    swag said:
    Hey, what about all those long ball chances? ;) :rolleyes:
    Yeah,I need to add that those chances were great.:p
    as a matter of fact the most usual thing I see from Juve in the second part of the season is that long ball playing....and it goes something like this:

    ......Emerson--->Kovac--->Zambrotta-->Thuram-->Buffon-->Thuram-->whoever plays RB(Zebina is not because of his testicular problems or apendicitis)-->Thuram............Kovac---------------------------------->(long ball towards Ibrahimovic who makes his 67. faul per that game):disagree:
     

    Juve_25

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    Jan 3, 2006
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    giovanotti said:
    Yeah,I need to add that those chances were great.:p
    as a matter of fact the most usual thing I see from Juve in the second part of the season is that long ball playing....and it goes something like this:

    ......Emerson--->Kovac--->Zambrotta-->Thuram-->Buffon-->Thuram-->whoever plays RB(Zebina is not because of his testicular problems or apendicitis)-->Thuram............Kovac---------------------------------->(long ball towards Ibrahimovic who makes his 67. faul per that game):disagree:
    :lol:

    or....

    Buffon--->Kovac---------------------------------------------->Ibra who gets down the ball in front of the Keeper, shot the ball and.......................................................

    Guess...

    The ball goes far away out
     

    giovanotti

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    Aug 13, 2004
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    Juve_25 said:
    :lol:

    or....

    Buffon--->Kovac---------------------------------------------->Ibra who gets down the ball in front of the Keeper, shot the ball and.......................................................

    Guess...

    The ball goes far away out
    Yes those are the ibra-chances from 2m distance!!!:agree:
     

    sateeh

    Day Walker
    Jul 28, 2003
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    juve_ruler said:
    cammo is a superb player if not one of the best juventus have in the current time. he plays with great spirit and loves this team alot u can sense that by the way he keeps insisting on playing. i think what happened in the aresnal game was basically a loss of concentration due to the crappy game the team was playing i cant blame him honestly. i mean if 6 out of 11 players are playing like crap what do u expect the other players like zmbro, canna, cammo, and buffon to do they wil be very short tempered and thats when things get out of hand. i think losing cammoranesi would be as heavy as losing zambrotta for example. i think cammo has supported this team on loads of occasions like against real madrid 2004 when he was every where giving madird the worest trip in there entire life.
    forzaaaaaaaaaaaaaa cammo and and if there is any one who should leave i think its the following:
    zlatan, zebina, zala, and viera!!!!!!!!!!! not to mention capello. they have no spirit or love to this team.
    he is a professional player who gets payed loads of money....he shouldn't lose his temper at all...lashing out on other playerrs even if they were hitting and shoving or watever isnt acceptable behaviour by any player.Whoever is it ibra or camo or neddy.But the management always fine camo for some reason.

    And abt the comments cap made in the training ground.I think that its very postive that hes putting the team into reality again. I think we will have a good game against lazio.

    forzaa juve
     

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