Serie A: Juventus vs Empoli [October 31 2007] (7 Viewers)

X Æ A-12

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Sep 4, 2006
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I cant understand why r u complaing & I cant also understand why u closed the Napoli thread.

This forum was made so people can discuss whatever they want about Juve,it is not up to u to tell us what to discuss & what not to discuss.

I think u dont even understand the Mod job imbecile.
Get used to it. He loves bossing people around for no reason. but + rep for telling his uptight ass. Anyway i think that after the last game every call agaisnt empoli will go juve's way to cover up anything than next game they will go back to picking on us. If it wasnt for poor refereeing we would currently sit in first.
 

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Sep 19, 2006
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Juventus Dressing Room On Fire

There was another blow to the Juventus establishment this morning after the club dressing room caught fire.



Fortunately there were no players or staff present at the time of the incident, although it is believed that a large section of the dressing room area was damaged.

The cause of the fire has not yet been established although the circumstances are not thought to be suspicious.

The tension within the Bianconeri camp is already smoulderingly hot after the controversial events of Saturday evening during the Serie A clash with Napoli.

The Serie B champions had two non-existent penalties awarded against them by referee Mauro Bergonzi as they fell to a 3-1 defeat at San Paolo.

Juventus are next in action on Wednesday evening as Empoli travel to the Stadio Olimpico. Gigi Cagni’s men, despite their excellent recent win at Milan, are struggling this season and currently sit fourth-from-bottom with just eight points and five goals from their nine games so far.



I thought at first it was metaphorical fire................
 

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Juventus Dressing Room On Fire

There was another blow to the Juventus establishment this morning after the club dressing room caught fire.



Fortunately there were no players or staff present at the time of the incident, although it is believed that a large section of the dressing room area was damaged.

The cause of the fire has not yet been established although the circumstances are not thought to be suspicious.

The tension within the Bianconeri camp is already smoulderingly hot after the controversial events of Saturday evening during the Serie A clash with Napoli.

The Serie B champions had two non-existent penalties awarded against them by referee Mauro Bergonzi as they fell to a 3-1 defeat at San Paolo.

Juventus are next in action on Wednesday evening as Empoli travel to the Stadio Olimpico. Gigi Cagni’s men, despite their excellent recent win at Milan, are struggling this season and currently sit fourth-from-bottom with just eight points and five goals from their nine games so far.



I thought at first it was metaphorical fire................
it was probably Urbano that guy is freaking invisible didnt see him once last season. He's so secret he ain't even on the roster this year, i always knew he was hiding in the locker room just pickin his moment to get back at our locker room which he never got to use before a game. Damn sneaky bastard and we'll never catch him because hes just that good at hiding.
 

JuveAdam

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Sep 12, 2006
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it was probably Urbano that guy is freaking invisible didnt see him once last season. He's so secret he ain't even on the roster this year, i always knew he was hiding in the locker room just pickin his moment to get back at our locker room which he never got to use before a game. Damn sneaky bastard and we'll never catch him because hes just that good at hiding.

:D

Nice one. Think it was more likely Ranieri trying to smoke Tiago out...
 
Sep 19, 2006
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So what. Im so f***ing sick of hearing about Tiago. The guy doesn't do enough in training to warrant a starting place.
Do u see the trainings???
Tiago was always a starter in Lyon & Portugal ahead of better players than we have now,he also took part in nearly every game for Chelsea in his time there either as a starter or as a sub.
Dont u think they also had trainings in these teams & plz dont tell me that Juve's trainings are much harder.
At first Tiago stated honestly that he wasnt at his full fitness but then he said that he is back at 100%.

It is very obvious now that Tiago has personnel problems with Ranieri & him goin to the media made the situation a lot worse.
Stop slaming a player who didnt even had the chance to prove himself,every Juve fan I talk with, feel sorry about the guy & blame Ranieri for the situation.

BUT I think he will start this one.
 

Marc

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Jul 14, 2006
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So what. Im so f***ing sick of hearing about Tiago. The guy doesn't do enough in training to warrant a starting place, & the very fact that the only clubs linked with him are UEFA Cup hopefuls (not to mention notorious selling clubs!) like Fiorentina & West Ham.
I don´t care either. I´m not a fan of him. As long as Juve keep on winning, I couldn´t care less about him. I am just curious of seeing Tiago playing up to his full potential and how would that reflect on Juventus play. I hope he was bought with a purpose. If he gets sold and Juve lose some money on him, I will be very disappointed. They could have bought someone else. They had better targets.
 

Dostoevsky

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Squad named for Empoli game

No surprises in the list of players unavailable for Wednesday night's Juventus vs. Empoli match: Chiellini, Legrottaglie, Nocerino and Nedved will all miss the game through suspension, whilst Boumsong and Andrade are injured. The former is still training separately, whereas the latter has restarted physiotherapy and is currently doing work in the swimming pool. Zdenek Grygera is in the squad despite being hit in the face and breaking a bone in his nose at Napoli, as the injury isn't serious and will not need surgical attention; however, he will need to wear protection when training or playing.

Manager Ranieri selected the following 18 players:

1 Buffon
2 Birindelli
4 Almiron
5 Zebina
6 Zanetti
7 Salihamidzic
8 Camoranesi
9 Iaquinta
10 Del Piero
12 Belardi
17 Trezeguet
19 Criscito
20 Palladino
21 Grygera
24 Olivera
28 Molinaro
30 Tiago
32 Marchionni

Ranieri: “Only thinking about Empoli”

There's no time to mull over the Napoli match any more. As luck would have it, the calendar immediately offers a chance to play again. The second round this season to be played midweek comes at a special moment for Juventus. On the eve of their 110th birthday, the 1st of November, but most of all a few days before Sunday's super match against Inter Milan.

The Olimpico will welcome Empoli with their young players grown up at Juventus (Piccolo, Marchisio, Giovinco and Volpato), while the hosts will have to face the game without several key players. Nedved is still suspended alongside Chiellini, Legrottaglie and Nocerino, paying for what happened at the San Paolo. “I don't want to think about it any more – Ranieri commented at today's press conference -, a football team must snap out of these things at once and think only about the next match. Having seen the footage, there's not much to add, and yellow cards are part of the game. I have a good squad; the group is tight and close. Whoever will play will do well”.

The Manager is willing to bet on a ready response from his team and, more importantly, on the fact that the next match against Inter Milan won't be a distraction: “I said it before the Napoli game too, each match is worth three points, regardless of who the opponents are; we'll think about the Nerazzurri afterwards. We must concentrate on this match against Empoli first, and it'll be a tough one, but we have to win. We face a team that can adapt according to their opponents' style of play, good at slowing the game-play down and then at going forward suddenly and quickly. Recently they played a superb match against AC Milan and they didn't deserve to lose Sunday against Atalanta”.

juventus.com
 

Quetzalcoatl

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Aug 22, 2007
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our attack is definitely going to need to be on form. if we keep a clean sheet, that would be a miracle, three of our starting back 4 is unavailable, andrade, legrottaglie and chiellini. then important players such as nedved and nocerino are out. i didn't want dp to start so he would be fresh for that game on the weekend but now we would need him against empoli. this would be my line up:

Buffon

Salihamidzic---Grygera---Criscito---Molinaro

Marchionni---Zanetti---Tiago/Almiron

Del Piero
Iaquinta---Trezeguet

i don't think we would be realy exposed by the lack of aerial power at the back with gygera and criscito, because i don't think empoli play too much air balls. Dp should get a maximum of 65 mins, regardless of the scoreline because he will be so important in the inter game and palladino has been playing well coming off the bench. camo should also get at least 25 mins in his legs.
 

RAMI-N

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Aug 22, 2006
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Brazzo sucks. Let's play 433
:tup: Sali has been disappointing so far...

Buffon

Zebina Grygera Criscito Molinaro

Marchionni Tiago Zanetti

Palladino Trez Iaquinta
Good formation... Would like Alex to take a part of the game and this should be done with either Palla or Iaquinta.
It's better if we start with Iaquinta and then subs him for Alex in the 60th minute or so, and vice versa.
Alex needs a rest and Iaquinta didn't play for so long.
Palla is doing well, so he should start this match.
 

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