[Serie A] Parma 1-2 JUVENTUS (January 6th, 2010) (4 Viewers)

cimenk

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Jul 23, 2008
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I don't see the improvement.. We still clueless and our 2 goals come from corner kick.. I still hope we can change the coach
 

El Santo

El Enmascarado de Plata
Nov 26, 2008
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Then again, what if we get beat of Milan and play crap? this game changes nothing. A win is great but when you play like we did today, it certainly shows what a weird club we have turned into. Wasting time, managers jumping up and down etc meh Were Juventus not Hull City.
Exactly, we are not Hull City, because they are at least playing attractive football:sergio:

I take it we didn't improve much in the last 30 mins when I went to get a crepe?
Is that a French pancake?:shifty:
 

JBF

اختك يا زمن
Aug 5, 2006
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Hold up. Someone specify about Bettega getting angry.
After the final whisltle Battega stood up shook some hands and then two guys ,who had been sitting in front of him during the match and objecting on every decision by the ref, tried to greet him or sth. And this is when Battega started shouting on them and both of them stood amazed as he finished what he had to say and left with Secco trying to put down his fire and Blanc talking to those morons.

Forza Battega :ultra:
 
Mar 28, 2007
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After the final whisltle Battega stood up shook some hands and then two guys ,who had been sitting in front of him during the match and objecting on every decision by the ref, tried to greet him or sth. And this is when Battega started shouting on them and both of them stood amazed as he finished what he had to say and left with Secco trying to put down his fire and Blanc talking to those morons.

Forza Battega :ultra:
haha. bettega seems like the boss of blanc. love that.
 

Fred

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Oct 2, 2003
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Not a good performance at all by you guys, poor defending by Parma on two set pieces and you won. The team still needs to improve a lot.
 

YasoR17

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Jul 4, 2008
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Wednesday 6 January, 2010

Ferrara: 'I was never worried'


Ciro Ferrara breathes a sigh of relief with today's victory, but insists he was “not worried” at the prospect of the axe.

Juventus seemed ready to bring in Guus Hiddink if there was another defeat at the Stadio Tardini and an own goal sealed their 2-1 win.

“Anyone who works as a Coach is never sure of keeping their job. The victory was important, but I was not worried by the possibility of being fired. I just wanted to resolve our problems.

“Today Juve put in a performance of real character, taking the lead straight away in a balanced encounter. Parma found the equaliser, but we were very concentrated and strong on set plays.


“It was normal that Parma put us under pressure, as they are a strong side and we were reduced to 10 men.”

Ferrara made changes to his side, fielding a 4-4-2 system with Diego supporting David Trezeguet.

“We'll see whether we play like this again.
We wanted to keep Diego nearer to the goal and he did create some dangers.

“It was great to have Giorgio Chiellini back, as he is a leader on the pitch and a real champion.”

Juventus have consolidated third place and currently lie in second, though Milan have two games in hand.

“At the start of the season our declared objective was to fight for the Scudetto, but at this moment there are many points between us and Inter.

“We must be able to focus on our own path without thinking about what Inter and Milan do. We've lost a lot of ground due to some defeats in December, though perhaps the Christmas break served to calm everyone down.”
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Ciro :sergio: Why would you ever want to play like this again ?
 

Juve100%

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Feb 13, 2004
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Ciro :sergio: Why would you ever want to play like this again ?
I guess the guy is just trying to be positive and get some confidence back into his team. IF he just said how sh*t they played and the new formation didnt work, well that would take away anyones mojo after a win.
 

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