je,je,je,je,je wanna hear something funny...
Abbiati has just been call to the NT
:LOL:
Abbiati has just been call to the NT
:LOL:
Buy on AliExpress.com
[Serie A] Juventus - Livorno (13 Viewers)
- Thread starter GRK
- Start date
Buy on AliExpress.com
Some points to note
Good performance by Juve for the victory
Defence ok, did their job as always, winning my praise.
Abbiati is still pretty decent.
Nedved played a good game, with grit and determination especially in the 1st half. Maybe this is juz a warm-up for the Czech Republic games.
Mutu did ok in his right midfielder role, however he is still played out of position. Y couldn't he be brought up front or put him behind the strikers.
Zlatan should have learnt how to release the ball and score by now, at the moment he is only putting his tricks to use. And he shouldn't be taking free kicks
Trez and DP scored again. Congrats to DP for his 178 goal.
Good performance by Juve for the victory
Defence ok, did their job as always, winning my praise.
Abbiati is still pretty decent.
Nedved played a good game, with grit and determination especially in the 1st half. Maybe this is juz a warm-up for the Czech Republic games.
Mutu did ok in his right midfielder role, however he is still played out of position. Y couldn't he be brought up front or put him behind the strikers.
Zlatan should have learnt how to release the ball and score by now, at the moment he is only putting his tricks to use. And he shouldn't be taking free kicks
Trez and DP scored again. Congrats to DP for his 178 goal.
Funny to see kovac with a wry smile though, who was sitting beside camo after he was resubstituted.
Frankly, I think camo has a lot on his mind, he does not seem to be in the correct mindset for juve!!! Either its personal or transfer problems we wouldn't know.... He's the best AMR we have at the moment besides oliveira.
Anyway, typical Juve win... slow and dragging, possesion was like 60% ?!? correct me if i'm wrong.
First match where all the goals were beatiful IMO. Zlatan's goal was from Thuram's assist.
Forza JUVE!!!
Juventus 3 - 0 Livorno
Ibrahimovic 58 (J), Trezeguet 60 (J), Del Piero 92 (J)
Stadio Delle Alpi
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Zlatan Ibrahimovic, David Trezeguet and Alessandro Del Piero were forced to work hard in order to beat Livorno and maintain their two-point lead at the top of the table, but Fabio Capello is taking a new hardline stance on lack of discipline among his players.
The Bianconeri may have beaten Bayern Munich midweek, but they needed a victory to get back on their Serie A track after the 3-1 defeat to Milan. They were taking on a Livorno side that was in fifth place going into this weekend and had a Cristiano Lucarelli on fine form.Gianluca Zambrotta again switched to right-back, leaving the left role for Giorgio Chiellini.
David Trezeguet bagged a brace midweek and nearly opened the scoring here after four minutes when Fabio Galante's dreadful header set up the Frenchman for a volley, but his finish was off target.
Moments later, Pavel Nedved drilled wide from the edge of the box, while at the other end Nikola Lazetic dribbled past a defender and fired over.
Zlatan Ibrahimovic left the entire Livorno defence for dead with a cheeky chip that allowed him to run past three players, but his shot was charged down by a desperate Marco Amelia.
The Amaranto went very close to a shock opener on 16 minutes, as Lucarelli's perfect cross reached Diego De Ascentis at the back post, but the former Torino man's header was charged down by Zambrotta's chest.
Lucarelli and Patrick Vieira had hopeful efforts off target, while another Nedved rocket shaved the woodwork. Francesco Coco's strike shook the side-netting after some good build-up play from Lucarelli.
Amelia tipped a tricky Nedved corner kick out of the top corner of the net, and in the second half Ibrahimovic ballooned Adrian Mutu's cross over the bar.
Juventus eventually broke through just before the hour mark. Jorge Vargas inexplicably stopped when Patrick Vieira's pass came over the defence and Zlatan Ibrahimovic was at full stretch to volley it past Amelia.
Moments later, Trezeguet made it 2-0 with his 107th goal in a Juventus jersey. The Livorno defence was again caught napping, as the Frenchman rose to nod in Zambrotta's sweeping cross from the right.
Livorno were furious and lost their heads, as De Ascentis saw red for a reaction foul on Mutu. However, replays suggest contact was minimal and Mutu was substituted soon after to avoid further problems.
The Bianconeri were very unlucky not to make it three, as Ibrahimovic's header was parried at point-blank range and Trezeguet somehow failed to push in the loose ball from a yard.
Lucarelli was the last to give in and his deflected effort looped up off Thuram's leg, Abbiati tipping it out of the top corner.
Mauro Camoranesi chested down the ball for Ibrahimovic and brought another tough save out of Amelia from six yards.
Fabio Capello is taking a new hard stance on lack of discipline and substituted Camoranesi straight after a dreadful challenge on Lucarelli. Camoranesi suffered a similar fate midweek against Munich, as the substitute was in turn replaced.
Alessandro Del Piero netted his fourth of the season in Serie A in stoppages, skipping round Passoni's challenge and the goalkeeper as he ran on to an Ibrahimovic through ball, slotting into an empty net.
Ibrahimovic nearly made it 4-0, bursting through the Livorno defence only for Amelia to block at the near post with one hand.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Juventus: Abbiati; Chiellini, Cannavaro, Thuram, Zambrotta; Nedved, Emerson, Vieira, Mutu (Camoranesi 63) (Balzaretti 86); Trezeguet (Del Piero 72), Ibrahimovic
Livorno: Amelia; Melara, Vargas, Galante; Pfertzel (Cesar Prates 72), Morrone, Passoni, De Ascentis; Lazetic (Bakayoko 78), C Lucarelli (Paulinho 88)
Ref: Brighi
Ibrahimovic 58 (J), Trezeguet 60 (J), Del Piero 92 (J)
Stadio Delle Alpi
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Zlatan Ibrahimovic, David Trezeguet and Alessandro Del Piero were forced to work hard in order to beat Livorno and maintain their two-point lead at the top of the table, but Fabio Capello is taking a new hardline stance on lack of discipline among his players.
The Bianconeri may have beaten Bayern Munich midweek, but they needed a victory to get back on their Serie A track after the 3-1 defeat to Milan. They were taking on a Livorno side that was in fifth place going into this weekend and had a Cristiano Lucarelli on fine form.Gianluca Zambrotta again switched to right-back, leaving the left role for Giorgio Chiellini.
David Trezeguet bagged a brace midweek and nearly opened the scoring here after four minutes when Fabio Galante's dreadful header set up the Frenchman for a volley, but his finish was off target.
Moments later, Pavel Nedved drilled wide from the edge of the box, while at the other end Nikola Lazetic dribbled past a defender and fired over.
Zlatan Ibrahimovic left the entire Livorno defence for dead with a cheeky chip that allowed him to run past three players, but his shot was charged down by a desperate Marco Amelia.
The Amaranto went very close to a shock opener on 16 minutes, as Lucarelli's perfect cross reached Diego De Ascentis at the back post, but the former Torino man's header was charged down by Zambrotta's chest.
Lucarelli and Patrick Vieira had hopeful efforts off target, while another Nedved rocket shaved the woodwork. Francesco Coco's strike shook the side-netting after some good build-up play from Lucarelli.
Amelia tipped a tricky Nedved corner kick out of the top corner of the net, and in the second half Ibrahimovic ballooned Adrian Mutu's cross over the bar.
Juventus eventually broke through just before the hour mark. Jorge Vargas inexplicably stopped when Patrick Vieira's pass came over the defence and Zlatan Ibrahimovic was at full stretch to volley it past Amelia.
Moments later, Trezeguet made it 2-0 with his 107th goal in a Juventus jersey. The Livorno defence was again caught napping, as the Frenchman rose to nod in Zambrotta's sweeping cross from the right.
Livorno were furious and lost their heads, as De Ascentis saw red for a reaction foul on Mutu. However, replays suggest contact was minimal and Mutu was substituted soon after to avoid further problems.
The Bianconeri were very unlucky not to make it three, as Ibrahimovic's header was parried at point-blank range and Trezeguet somehow failed to push in the loose ball from a yard.
Lucarelli was the last to give in and his deflected effort looped up off Thuram's leg, Abbiati tipping it out of the top corner.
Mauro Camoranesi chested down the ball for Ibrahimovic and brought another tough save out of Amelia from six yards.
Fabio Capello is taking a new hard stance on lack of discipline and substituted Camoranesi straight after a dreadful challenge on Lucarelli. Camoranesi suffered a similar fate midweek against Munich, as the substitute was in turn replaced.
Alessandro Del Piero netted his fourth of the season in Serie A in stoppages, skipping round Passoni's challenge and the goalkeeper as he ran on to an Ibrahimovic through ball, slotting into an empty net.
Ibrahimovic nearly made it 4-0, bursting through the Livorno defence only for Amelia to block at the near post with one hand.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Juventus: Abbiati; Chiellini, Cannavaro, Thuram, Zambrotta; Nedved, Emerson, Vieira, Mutu (Camoranesi 63) (Balzaretti 86); Trezeguet (Del Piero 72), Ibrahimovic
Livorno: Amelia; Melara, Vargas, Galante; Pfertzel (Cesar Prates 72), Morrone, Passoni, De Ascentis; Lazetic (Bakayoko 78), C Lucarelli (Paulinho 88)
Ref: Brighi
Camoranesi-Capello, alta tensione
07 11 2005
Lo sguardo tra Camoranesi e Capello Grazia Neri
Mauro German Camoranesi ha subito un'altra umiliazione da Fabio Capello. Nella gara di Champions contro il Bayern dopo soli 18 minuti era stato tolto dal campo per scelta tattica.
Il cambio in corsa si è ripetuto nella gara di domenica contro il Livorno quando l'italo-argentino è stato sostituito dopo appena 22 minuti dal suo ingresso in campo.
Nell'arco della sua presenza in campo il giocatore ha sprecato due occasioni da rete ma ha avuto il tempo anche per litigare con Lucarelli: prima ha cercato di colpirlo con una pallonata, poi di lo ha steso con un fallo da dietro.
L'arbitro Brighi gli ha sventolato il giallo mentre Capello lo richiamato di nuovo in panca. Un fatto anomalo alla Juve, segnale di un un certo malumore tra il giocatore e il tecnico che in questo momento gli preferisce Mutu.
Camoranesi, all'uscita dal campo, ha guardato Capello dicendogli "ma hai visto cosa mi ha fatto!", riferendosi a Lucarelli che ha aveva cercato di tiraragli il codino. Il suo nervosismo è stato evidente anche nel dopo gara quando alcuni cronisti, hanno cercato di intervistarlo, e lui infastidito si è rifugiato sulla sua Mercedes.
Sia Luciano Moggi che Fabio Capello nel dopo gara, hanno ripreso il giocatore e per lui è in arrivo una multa.
"E’ in un momento di non forma e lui vorrebbe fare, è un soggetto portato a lavorare e ha voglia di farlo, ma evidentemente non gli riesce niente e questo lo rende confuso e in qualche caso irascibile come oggi; ha fatto bene Capello a toglierlo anche se purtroppo è la seconda volta- anche se per motivi differenti- per evitare di rimanere anche noi in inferiorità numerica" ha detto il direttore generale della Juventus
---------------------------------------------
camo told capello if he had seen what lucarelli did to him as he was substituted. Capello and Moggi say that Camo is not in form and is nervous but he has time to get back to form
07 11 2005
Lo sguardo tra Camoranesi e Capello Grazia Neri
Mauro German Camoranesi ha subito un'altra umiliazione da Fabio Capello. Nella gara di Champions contro il Bayern dopo soli 18 minuti era stato tolto dal campo per scelta tattica.
Il cambio in corsa si è ripetuto nella gara di domenica contro il Livorno quando l'italo-argentino è stato sostituito dopo appena 22 minuti dal suo ingresso in campo.
Nell'arco della sua presenza in campo il giocatore ha sprecato due occasioni da rete ma ha avuto il tempo anche per litigare con Lucarelli: prima ha cercato di colpirlo con una pallonata, poi di lo ha steso con un fallo da dietro.
L'arbitro Brighi gli ha sventolato il giallo mentre Capello lo richiamato di nuovo in panca. Un fatto anomalo alla Juve, segnale di un un certo malumore tra il giocatore e il tecnico che in questo momento gli preferisce Mutu.
Camoranesi, all'uscita dal campo, ha guardato Capello dicendogli "ma hai visto cosa mi ha fatto!", riferendosi a Lucarelli che ha aveva cercato di tiraragli il codino. Il suo nervosismo è stato evidente anche nel dopo gara quando alcuni cronisti, hanno cercato di intervistarlo, e lui infastidito si è rifugiato sulla sua Mercedes.
Sia Luciano Moggi che Fabio Capello nel dopo gara, hanno ripreso il giocatore e per lui è in arrivo una multa.
"E’ in un momento di non forma e lui vorrebbe fare, è un soggetto portato a lavorare e ha voglia di farlo, ma evidentemente non gli riesce niente e questo lo rende confuso e in qualche caso irascibile come oggi; ha fatto bene Capello a toglierlo anche se purtroppo è la seconda volta- anche se per motivi differenti- per evitare di rimanere anche noi in inferiorità numerica" ha detto il direttore generale della Juventus
---------------------------------------------
camo told capello if he had seen what lucarelli did to him as he was substituted. Capello and Moggi say that Camo is not in form and is nervous but he has time to get back to form
Capello cools Camoranesi storm Monday 7 November, 2005
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
Juventus boss Fabio Capello has insisted that there is no Mauro Camoranesi problem developing at the Stadio Delle Alpi.
The midfielder has been controversially replaced in the club’s last two games, just minutes after coming on to the pitch as a substitute himself.
But Capello has looked to calm the storm by maintaining the winger will soon be back to his best for the Italian champions.
"I replaced him because I didn’t want to gift our opponents with a possible dismissal," stated the Coach.
"He was certainly nervous and edgy, even if I can’t really explain why that is the case as there are no specific problems.
"He’ll now go off on international duty where I am sure he will find the tranquillity that he needs."
Camoranesi replaced Robert Kovac against Bayern Munich on Wednesday, but was taken off just 15 minutes later.
His substitute appearance against Livorno in the 3-0 win yesterday was cut short after he clashed with Cristiano Lucarelli, by firstly blasting the ball at him and them hacking him down from behind.
Juventus director general Luciano Moggi, who has hinted that the player may be fined for his actions, believes Capello’s decision to take him out of the game was the only option.
"Camoranesi is not in a great moment of form," said the official. "He wants to give a lot but things aren’t happening for him right now.
"Capello did well to take him off even if it is unfortunate that this has now happened twice to the player."
source: channel4.com
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
Juventus boss Fabio Capello has insisted that there is no Mauro Camoranesi problem developing at the Stadio Delle Alpi.
The midfielder has been controversially replaced in the club’s last two games, just minutes after coming on to the pitch as a substitute himself.
But Capello has looked to calm the storm by maintaining the winger will soon be back to his best for the Italian champions.
"I replaced him because I didn’t want to gift our opponents with a possible dismissal," stated the Coach.
"He was certainly nervous and edgy, even if I can’t really explain why that is the case as there are no specific problems.
"He’ll now go off on international duty where I am sure he will find the tranquillity that he needs."
Camoranesi replaced Robert Kovac against Bayern Munich on Wednesday, but was taken off just 15 minutes later.
His substitute appearance against Livorno in the 3-0 win yesterday was cut short after he clashed with Cristiano Lucarelli, by firstly blasting the ball at him and them hacking him down from behind.
Juventus director general Luciano Moggi, who has hinted that the player may be fined for his actions, believes Capello’s decision to take him out of the game was the only option.
"Camoranesi is not in a great moment of form," said the official. "He wants to give a lot but things aren’t happening for him right now.
"Capello did well to take him off even if it is unfortunate that this has now happened twice to the player."
source: channel4.com
Actually it was Thuram. I saw the re-run 22:30. It was so obviously Thuram. Just because they are both black doesn't mean they actually look alike. 
Hey Martin, have you visited www.juventusclub.se before? I havn't seen you on the forums, why don't you sign up for membership at Juventus Club Svezia?
Hey Martin, have you visited www.juventusclub.se before? I havn't seen you on the forums, why don't you sign up for membership at Juventus Club Svezia?