Iaquinta is probably out. Damn, four forwarders, none available.
Bah. :luckyluke:
Bah. :luckyluke:
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[Serie A] Juventus - Udinese (30/01/2011) (2 Viewers)
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Sorensen Barzagli Bonucci Chiellini
Krasic Sissoko Melo Marchisio
Aquilani
Del Piero
Like the game against Catania with five midfielder, sissoko DMC, melo to boss the midfield, aquilani and del piero to create the game, hopefully krasic and del piero will score to give us a win,
maybe chiellini could be like puyol when he killed CRonaldo in CL 2 years ago when puyol was played as RB,
anyway forza juvee
Sorensen Barzagli Bonucci Chiellini
Krasic Sissoko Melo Marchisio
Aquilani
Del Piero
Like the game against Catania with five midfielder, sissoko DMC, melo to boss the midfield, aquilani and del piero to create the game, hopefully krasic and del piero will score to give us a win,
maybe chiellini could be like puyol when he killed CRonaldo in CL 2 years ago when puyol was played as RB,
anyway forza juvee
Juventus v Udinese
Ah, the big one. Juventus are clinging, just barely, to sixth place right now, with no real signs of life flickering behind the Old Lady's eyes. Now they're stuck hosting Udinese, who are undoubtedly the hottest team in Italy right now. The eighth-place Bianconeri have scored 13 league goals in 2011, most of those coming from the work of Antonio Di Natale and Alexis Sánchez. With Juventus refusing to budge from their 4-4-2 ways, the Udinese free-flowing attack will likely swarm all over the hosts. And should Juventus decide that cutting down the visiting players is the best way of coping, they'll likely find their plan backfiring: two of Udinese's goals against Inter came from set pieces, with a free kick from Maurizio Domizzi also tipped over the bar. This match is undoubtedly the must-watch of the Week 22.
I am not anticipating this game.
Ah, the big one. Juventus are clinging, just barely, to sixth place right now, with no real signs of life flickering behind the Old Lady's eyes. Now they're stuck hosting Udinese, who are undoubtedly the hottest team in Italy right now. The eighth-place Bianconeri have scored 13 league goals in 2011, most of those coming from the work of Antonio Di Natale and Alexis Sánchez. With Juventus refusing to budge from their 4-4-2 ways, the Udinese free-flowing attack will likely swarm all over the hosts. And should Juventus decide that cutting down the visiting players is the best way of coping, they'll likely find their plan backfiring: two of Udinese's goals against Inter came from set pieces, with a free kick from Maurizio Domizzi also tipped over the bar. This match is undoubtedly the must-watch of the Week 22.
I am not anticipating this game.
