[Serie B] Brescia vs Juventus [03-10-2007] (1 Viewer)

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Gill_juve

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i'm optimistic we will have a stream, we've had one for the last two games so lets pray

and i think we can win this 1-3. if we keep up our recent performances, promotion will be a almost certainty. but dont speak to soon
 
AngelaL

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Arif said:
Actually if the match is played behind closed doors, the televisions that have the rights to that club's home games, will be able to televise that match.
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ForzaDelPiero10 said:
:agree:Lots of Serie A games were played behind closed doors and televised about 3 weeks ago.
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Gill_juve said:
i'm optimistic we will have a stream, we've had one for the last two games so lets pray

and i think we can win this 1-3. if we keep up our recent performances, promotion will be a almost certainty. but dont speak to soon
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I hope you're right guys/gals, although there won't be much atmosphere as far as the players are concerned.
 
Wraith

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The atmosphere would have been anti-Juve anyway, but I hope the players don't get distracted. Some interviews have said that it's harder to focus when the stadium's quiet, kind of eerie and strange I guess.
 
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    don't forget the next game is a home game but we play Tuesday morning(9am). Will they show Juve or Fabrizio Frizzi and Giancarlo Magalli? :rolleyes:
     

    ReBeL

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    One of the most dangerous strikers in Brescia, Possanzini, is suspended, and so is Mannini...:smoke:

    By the way, only Tudor is the player who won't be convened for sure to this match...

    Zebina, Zalayeta, and even Kovac have a good chance to recover before leaving to Mantova...
     
    Luftwaffles

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    ReBeL said:
    One of the most dangerous strikers in Brescia, Possanzini, is suspended, and so is Mannini...:smoke:

    By the way, only Tudor is the player who won't be convened for sure to this match...

    Zebina, Zalayeta, and even Kovac have a good chance to recover before leaving to Mantova...
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    Is Possanzini their leading scorer this season?

    I hope we do not get the Mantova blues again:frown:
     
    Azzurri7

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    If Jonathan is fit and in good shape, I would like Didier to give him some playing time. He's been doing ok this season.
     
    Christina

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    ReBeL said:
    One of the most dangerous strikers in Brescia, Possanzini, is suspended, and so is Mannini...:smoke:

    By the way, only Tudor is the player who won't be convened for sure to this match...

    Zebina, Zalayeta, and even Kovac have a good chance to recover before leaving to Mantova...
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    Good news:tup:
     
    The Arif

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    Brescia-Juve moved to Mantova
    Tuesday 6 March, 2007

    Juventus’ high-profile Serie B clash with Brescia will be played at the Stadio Martelli in Mantova on Saturday March 10.

    The game is set to be the biggest match in the fixture list for the Rondinelle this season, but the Stadio Rigamonti has again failed inspections on the work carried out to improve security.

    Faced with the likelihood of playing behind closed doors, Brescia lodged an official request with the Lega Calcio to stage the match on neutral turf in order to have their fans present.

    Stadiums in Italy must now adhere to strict new safety guidelines, including turnstiles, CCTV systems and a pre-filtering area, before they will be opened to the public.

    Meanwhile, the Disciplinary Commission has suspended 21 players in Serie B this week. Bari man Carlo Gervasoni picked up a three-match ban, while Alessandro Tulli of Lecce is out for two.

    One-game sentences have been handed to Arrieta (Lecce), Osvaldo (Lecce), Schiavi (Lecce), Bau' (Crotone), Campagnaro (Piacenza), Confalone (Spezia), De Feudis (Cesena), Sabato (Cesena), Lima (Triestina), Bellavista (Bari), Scaglia (Bari), Possanzini (Brescia), Mannini (Brescia), Barbagli (Arezzo), De Rosa (Genoa), Fabiano (Genoa), Guarente (Verona), Peluso (Albinoleffe) and Ruopolo (Albinoleffe).


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