[Serie A] Juventus - Siena (12 Viewers)
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we'll win this inchallah
I guess we should easily win this one with a higher score! Siena, on the other hand, had some good away results this season, but I don't fear them in any aspect. As I said, we should win with 2 or 3 goals difference.
Neved is out, isn't he?
so I would play
Buffon
Balzaretti, Cannavaro, Thuram, Zambrotta
Camoranesi, Vieira, Emerson
Zlatan, Trezeguet, Del Piero
I love the trident!
Neved is out, isn't he?
so I would play
Buffon
Balzaretti, Cannavaro, Thuram, Zambrotta
Camoranesi, Vieira, Emerson
Zlatan, Trezeguet, Del Piero
I love the trident!
Capello: Juve still in pole position
Tuesday 20 December, 2005
Fabio Capello was amused by the reaction to Juventus after they dropped points at Lazio on Saturday. "I’m so pleased everyone thinks we have been overtaken already," he joked.
The draw with Lazio at the weekend was met with widespread consternation in Italy as it was only the second time the Bianconeri have failed to win in the League all season.
But Capello knows that such a reaction is a testament to how well his side is playing this year and he insisted that his outfit is not about to give away any more ground in a hurry.
"I’m so pleased everyone thinks we have been overtaken already," laughed Capello. "But our future depends very much on us. We are exceeding every expectation."
Don Fabio’s side has indeed performed superbly this season and only the defeat to Milan and Saturday’s draw have blotted an otherwise perfect copybook.
"I have to say that 2005 has been a splendid year," agreed Capello. "What worries me is that it will be difficult to improve upon. When you do this well it is hard to keep it going."
The Friulian tactician will be hoping his side keep it going tomorrow night against Siena, for whom Enrico Chiesa, Igor Tudor and Nicola Legrottaglie were the players he identified as ones to watch.
"They must be respected," said Capello of the Tuscan side. "They have done well and have big players like Chiesa, who is superb at free-kicks."
Another set-piece specialist likely to be playing tomorrow night is Alessandro Del Piero, who will deputise in the absence of the suspended Pavel Nedved.
Pinturicchio is one goal away from becoming Juve’s all-time top goalscorer, so don’t be surprised if he grabs the ball in the event of a free-kick or penalty.
Tuesday 20 December, 2005
Fabio Capello was amused by the reaction to Juventus after they dropped points at Lazio on Saturday. "I’m so pleased everyone thinks we have been overtaken already," he joked.
The draw with Lazio at the weekend was met with widespread consternation in Italy as it was only the second time the Bianconeri have failed to win in the League all season.
But Capello knows that such a reaction is a testament to how well his side is playing this year and he insisted that his outfit is not about to give away any more ground in a hurry.
"I’m so pleased everyone thinks we have been overtaken already," laughed Capello. "But our future depends very much on us. We are exceeding every expectation."
Don Fabio’s side has indeed performed superbly this season and only the defeat to Milan and Saturday’s draw have blotted an otherwise perfect copybook.
"I have to say that 2005 has been a splendid year," agreed Capello. "What worries me is that it will be difficult to improve upon. When you do this well it is hard to keep it going."
The Friulian tactician will be hoping his side keep it going tomorrow night against Siena, for whom Enrico Chiesa, Igor Tudor and Nicola Legrottaglie were the players he identified as ones to watch.
"They must be respected," said Capello of the Tuscan side. "They have done well and have big players like Chiesa, who is superb at free-kicks."
Another set-piece specialist likely to be playing tomorrow night is Alessandro Del Piero, who will deputise in the absence of the suspended Pavel Nedved.
Pinturicchio is one goal away from becoming Juve’s all-time top goalscorer, so don’t be surprised if he grabs the ball in the event of a free-kick or penalty.
