These results aren´t predictions of the game.
They mean: Dominic + Jacques Vs Azzurri7 4:0
I would be happy with a 1-0 win too...
They mean: Dominic + Jacques Vs Azzurri7 4:0
I would be happy with a 1-0 win too...
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Serie B: Genoa vs Juventus [12-01-2006] (11 Viewers)
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i dont know if u guys already know this or not, but jsc +1 wont be showing the juve game tomorrow. i guess they dont have the rights for geneo's home games or sth. so i honestly dont know how we will be able to keep track with whats goingon with the game. i will try to see if there is tvant link or not although i really dont know how it works but i will post it and some one could keep us updated with the game.
Serie B Tim - 29 Nov 2006 - 10:28 AM
Match day 14: The main event
Genoa–Juventus, match day fourteen’s early game, is without a doubt one of the most eagerly awaited clashes of the season, both for the history and tradition it represents, and for the fact that it’s a head to head between two of the championship’s most serious promotion contenders. The Bianconeri arrive in Marassi still short of a number of big names, but buoyed by the conviction that - as proven by last weekend’s defeat of Lecce - they have a top quality squad at their disposal which can cope just fine with the notable absences. Meanwhile, the Rossoblù are struggling to rediscover the sparkling form which saw them rocket to the top of the table at the start of the season. They now lie seventh, four points behind leaders Napoli, and are without a win in five games (including back to back defeats in their last two outings, against Spezia and Bologna respectively).
Despite their current difficulties, Genoa still remain one of the best sides in the championship. In Gasperini (who cut his teeth in the Juventus youth team set up), they have a top class coach with extremely interesting ideas. He employs an exciting 3-4-3 formation which combines quality and quantity in good measure. The back line bonds the experience of De Rosa and Bega with the youth of Domenico Crisicito, a product of the Bianconeri nursery - currently on loan with the Ligurians - who is making a real name for himself on the left hand side of the defensive trio. The midfield is composed of some important names, with Coppola and Milanetto - both experienced top flight players - patrolling the middle and Rossi and Juric providing the width out on the flanks. But it’s the attack that poses the biggest threat, boasting of players of the calibre of Greco, Adailton and Aurelio. Figueroa is also well worth a mention, a powerful Argentine with experience in La Liga among the ranks of Villareal.
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Some places said co-ownership, lega-calcio said loan and now the official site says Criscito is on loan. Great!
EDIT: Now I just read in Tuttosport where Domenico says he's co-owned by both club but no team as the right to buy. Like another poster said, this is stranger than Bojinov's loan/co-ownersip deal.
Match day 14: The main event
Genoa–Juventus, match day fourteen’s early game, is without a doubt one of the most eagerly awaited clashes of the season, both for the history and tradition it represents, and for the fact that it’s a head to head between two of the championship’s most serious promotion contenders. The Bianconeri arrive in Marassi still short of a number of big names, but buoyed by the conviction that - as proven by last weekend’s defeat of Lecce - they have a top quality squad at their disposal which can cope just fine with the notable absences. Meanwhile, the Rossoblù are struggling to rediscover the sparkling form which saw them rocket to the top of the table at the start of the season. They now lie seventh, four points behind leaders Napoli, and are without a win in five games (including back to back defeats in their last two outings, against Spezia and Bologna respectively).
Despite their current difficulties, Genoa still remain one of the best sides in the championship. In Gasperini (who cut his teeth in the Juventus youth team set up), they have a top class coach with extremely interesting ideas. He employs an exciting 3-4-3 formation which combines quality and quantity in good measure. The back line bonds the experience of De Rosa and Bega with the youth of Domenico Crisicito, a product of the Bianconeri nursery - currently on loan with the Ligurians - who is making a real name for himself on the left hand side of the defensive trio. The midfield is composed of some important names, with Coppola and Milanetto - both experienced top flight players - patrolling the middle and Rossi and Juric providing the width out on the flanks. But it’s the attack that poses the biggest threat, boasting of players of the calibre of Greco, Adailton and Aurelio. Figueroa is also well worth a mention, a powerful Argentine with experience in La Liga among the ranks of Villareal.
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Some places said co-ownership, lega-calcio said loan and now the official site says Criscito is on loan. Great!
EDIT: Now I just read in Tuttosport where Domenico says he's co-owned by both club but no team as the right to buy. Like another poster said, this is stranger than Bojinov's loan/co-ownersip deal.
Deschamps: “We want all three points”
“There’s an element of fear attached to any game. Despite a couple of negative results in their last two games Genoa are a quality side. They are very good technically and they create a lot of chances, and let’s not forget they will also have their passionate supporters spurring them on”. Didier Deschamps is well aware of the threat Genoa will pose in tomorrow’s championship clash at the Marassi, but that won’t stop the Bianconeri from gunning for all three points. “As always, we’re looking for the best possible result. A few months ago our current position was unthinkable but although our fortunes have changed, out attitude certainly hasn’t. We want to take home all three points. Genoa need a result more than we do but that doesn’t mean we’re going to play defensively, I want the team to cause them problems throughout”. The Frenchman holds the Ligurians in high regard. “They haven’t had the results they would have hoped for of late but they are a strong team never the less. Their stadium is worthy of Serie A - a ground where titles have been won in the past - as are their fans. That makes life more difficult for us but I won’t have any problems firing up my players, they will take care of that themselves”.
There has been much talk of Juventus’ exciting crop of youngsters of late. “It’s a great satisfaction to see them out there performing with such character. But I can’t claim responsibility for their success, it’s all thanks to the youth team coaches we have here. Due to injuries they’ve been given more room to play, and they need to make the most of this chance. How they play now will go a long way to determining what part they will play in our project for the future”. Deschamps knows it will take time for them to develop fully. “It takes longer than a week for a player to mature. The real tests are against the teams at the top of the table, where it’s a case of keeping up with the physical, technical and competitive demands of the game. They need to play with character and personality tomorrow as they’ll be facing real quality in every respect”.
Just how important are these young players to the future of Juventus? “We’ll see. The demands of Serie A are a lot greater than those of Serie B. In past years they might not have had a look-in but I’m not going to deny them space. I’m convinced that in a group of 22 or 23, it’s important to have 5 or 6 young players. There’s no point in going out and buying players of similar quality when these guys can only get better. If we strengthen the team it needs to be with players who will provide a step-up in quality, players who will allow the younger ones to improve even more”.
The coach then highlighted a point he has made throughout the season. “As coaches go I’m young myself, and I certainly don’t look at dates of birth when I pick my team. If a player is good enough at 19 then he will play. There is a major difference in quality between Primavera and professional football in Italy, in other countries players grow up quicker. But this is not the same Juve as that of three years ago, from both a sporting and economic point of view, and with the investment the club has made in its youth set up, it’s essential the young players are given their chance if they are good enough”.
Gigi Buffon is another player who’s been making headlines recently and as the press conference drew to a close, Deschamps underlined once again just how much the goalkeeper means to this team. “For what he’s accomplished in the past and is accomplishing right now, for the unique position he plays, for the fact that there is simply no one else out there as good as him and from a human perspective as well, I have to say that Gigi is indispensable to both me and the group as a whole. I will do everything in my power to keep him here long into the future”.
“There’s an element of fear attached to any game. Despite a couple of negative results in their last two games Genoa are a quality side. They are very good technically and they create a lot of chances, and let’s not forget they will also have their passionate supporters spurring them on”. Didier Deschamps is well aware of the threat Genoa will pose in tomorrow’s championship clash at the Marassi, but that won’t stop the Bianconeri from gunning for all three points. “As always, we’re looking for the best possible result. A few months ago our current position was unthinkable but although our fortunes have changed, out attitude certainly hasn’t. We want to take home all three points. Genoa need a result more than we do but that doesn’t mean we’re going to play defensively, I want the team to cause them problems throughout”. The Frenchman holds the Ligurians in high regard. “They haven’t had the results they would have hoped for of late but they are a strong team never the less. Their stadium is worthy of Serie A - a ground where titles have been won in the past - as are their fans. That makes life more difficult for us but I won’t have any problems firing up my players, they will take care of that themselves”.
There has been much talk of Juventus’ exciting crop of youngsters of late. “It’s a great satisfaction to see them out there performing with such character. But I can’t claim responsibility for their success, it’s all thanks to the youth team coaches we have here. Due to injuries they’ve been given more room to play, and they need to make the most of this chance. How they play now will go a long way to determining what part they will play in our project for the future”. Deschamps knows it will take time for them to develop fully. “It takes longer than a week for a player to mature. The real tests are against the teams at the top of the table, where it’s a case of keeping up with the physical, technical and competitive demands of the game. They need to play with character and personality tomorrow as they’ll be facing real quality in every respect”.
Just how important are these young players to the future of Juventus? “We’ll see. The demands of Serie A are a lot greater than those of Serie B. In past years they might not have had a look-in but I’m not going to deny them space. I’m convinced that in a group of 22 or 23, it’s important to have 5 or 6 young players. There’s no point in going out and buying players of similar quality when these guys can only get better. If we strengthen the team it needs to be with players who will provide a step-up in quality, players who will allow the younger ones to improve even more”.
The coach then highlighted a point he has made throughout the season. “As coaches go I’m young myself, and I certainly don’t look at dates of birth when I pick my team. If a player is good enough at 19 then he will play. There is a major difference in quality between Primavera and professional football in Italy, in other countries players grow up quicker. But this is not the same Juve as that of three years ago, from both a sporting and economic point of view, and with the investment the club has made in its youth set up, it’s essential the young players are given their chance if they are good enough”.
Gigi Buffon is another player who’s been making headlines recently and as the press conference drew to a close, Deschamps underlined once again just how much the goalkeeper means to this team. “For what he’s accomplished in the past and is accomplishing right now, for the unique position he plays, for the fact that there is simply no one else out there as good as him and from a human perspective as well, I have to say that Gigi is indispensable to both me and the group as a whole. I will do everything in my power to keep him here long into the future”.
Who is the referee??
After calciopoli, giving alittle info about the referee won't hurt
Farina is the referee for this match...
His name was mentioned in the tapped telephone call between Meani and Bergamo, but there was nothing confirmed about his relation to any club in that scandal...
This season, he was the referee during our match against Treviso, so you can go back to remember how he acted during that match...
After calciopoli, giving alittle info about the referee won't hurt
Farina is the referee for this match...
His name was mentioned in the tapped telephone call between Meani and Bergamo, but there was nothing confirmed about his relation to any club in that scandal...
This season, he was the referee during our match against Treviso, so you can go back to remember how he acted during that match...
From the little Arabic I still remember from my school days, the game is listed down as LIVE on JSC +1 both on the website schedule and on the schedule shown on the station this morning !!!!
The difference is that is shown as Juventus-Genoa
h**p://www.aljazeerasport.net/arabic/Transmission_Schedule/D7Fri.html
ReBeL said:
Who is the referee??
After calciopoli, giving alittle info about the referee won't hurt
Farina is the referee for this match...
His name was mentioned in the tapped telephone call between Meani and Bergamo, but there was nothing confirmed about his relation to any club in that scandal...
This season, he was the referee during our match against Treviso, so you can go back to remember how he acted during that match...
After calciopoli, giving alittle info about the referee won't hurt
Farina is the referee for this match...
His name was mentioned in the tapped telephone call between Meani and Bergamo, but there was nothing confirmed about his relation to any club in that scandal...
This season, he was the referee during our match against Treviso, so you can go back to remember how he acted during that match...
