[Serie B] Juventus - Napoli [10-04-2007] (postponed for NT play from 25-03) (2 Viewers)

Gep

The Guv'nor
Jun 12, 2005
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Great victory guys! But lets not get too carried away with it all just yet (cough.............BadassDevil)

Serie B ur aving a laugh. If i recall the last time you did that in my presence we lost a 2 goal advantage and drew 2-2. Anyways lets wrap up this championship early.
 

Mike-e-y

Senior Member
Jul 18, 2004
11,188
So you guys think Trez is finished? Does that give you the right to say "Get the fuck out of here idiot" ? :tdown:
no one is saying it that harshly, but its ok for people to not want him here, personally i want him replaced, he is just not delivering and we could get good money for him, i dont no if its a motivational problem or whether he is just past it
 

Snoop

Sabet is a nasty virgin
Oct 2, 2001
28,186
everything was great!! except that karate move of marchisio, the match or the last 30 minutes could end more beautiful.. Good result, great performance.. Thanks for the effort of the team :tup:
 

Cuti

The Real MC
Jul 30, 2006
13,517
Was Cannavaro in the stands?
don't think so, but this morning or last night, he said he was supporting Napoli and hoped they win.

So you guys think Trez is finished? Does that give you the right to say "Get the fuck out of here idiot" ? :tdown:
We should keep Trez and get Huntelaar, and let trez tutor klass. Trez is a legend for our club, whether people base things on the present only or on the past.
 
Sep 14, 2003
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Let's not get too far ahead of ourselves, the big games aren't the ones to worry about, we will always find the extra motivation needed.

But today, we should enjoy and celebrate beating Napoli.
 

Marc

Softcore Juventino
Jul 14, 2006
21,649
I think if we had better midfielders and some creativity Trez would work just fine. We all know he isn´t a player for Serie B. Why not bring for example Huntelaar and have him next to Trezeguet. I think Trez deserves another chance next season....
 
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The Arif

The Arif

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Jan 31, 2004
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    Juventus 2-0 Napoli

    Juventus won the battle of the fallen giants and further extended their lead at the top of Serie B despite playing in 10 men, as Napoli hit the woodwork twice. This tie was postponed due to the players away on international duty. Napoli got off to a very aggressive start in Turin with Sosa twice going close, but after 15 minutes the Bianconeri took control and the lead with Nedved’s cross whipped in to the back post for a Camoranesi header from the tightest of angles. Dalla Bona wasted a great opportunity to equalise immediately, volleying over the bar from the penalty spot, and Sosa held up the ball for Bogliacino to fire high. Instead Iezzo kept the scoreline down with desperate saves on Del Piero and a Nedved stinger from 25 metres.
    Juventus finally beat the goalkeeper after the break. Camoranesi turned provider with a sweeping cross that missed out Maldonado and Del Piero flicked past Iezzo with the outside of his right foot. Trezeguet was having a terrible game and wasted two great chances to put the result beyond doubt, so he made way for Paro.
    However, Juve were forced to reorganise when Marchisio was sent off for a late challenge on Gatti. Giannichedda was also booked and will be suspended for this weekend’s trip to Lecce. Trotta scissor-kicked his volley into Buffon’s arms and Del Piero wasted a counter-attack. Boumsong limped off with an injury, making way for ex-Chievo defender Legrottaglie, and Napoli continued to push with Trotta’s half-volley.
    There was controversy on 82 minutes, as Nedved was on the ground for several minutes and play continued with Domizzi’s screamer hitting the bar. Sosa was even unluckier soon after, as he sprung the offside trap and placed his angled drive past Buffon towards a totally empty net, only for the ball to roll on to the upright. Del Piero went off exhausted with Nedved and Camoranesi suffering from cramp, but the Bianconeri held on for a crucial victory and in stoppages Palladino failed to score a third by prodding Nedved’s pass wide with only Iezzo to beat.
    Scorers: Camoranesi 18 (J), Del Piero 50 (J)
    Sent off: Marchisio 62 (J)
    Juventus: Buffon, Zebina, Boumsong (Legrottaglie 77), Chiellini, Balzaretti; Camoranesi, Giannichedda, Marchisio, Nedved; Del Piero (Palladino 88), Trezeguet (Paro 63)
    Napoli: Iezzo, Maldonado, Cannavaro, Domizzi; Grava (Montervino 46), Dalla Bona, Gatti (Trotta 67), Savini; Bogliacino; Calaiò (Pia 56), Sosa
    Ref: Ayroldi



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    Marc

    Softcore Juventino
    Jul 14, 2006
    21,649
    We should keep Trez and get Huntelaar, and let Trez tutor Klass. Trez is a legend for our club, whether people base things on the present only or on the past.
    Exactly. Finally someone uses a common sense. Trezeguet is a legend, whether people like it or not! +rep
     

    Mike-e-y

    Senior Member
    Jul 18, 2004
    11,188
    I think if we had better midfielders and some creativity Trez would work just fine. We all know he isn´t a player for Serie B. Why not bring for example Huntelaar and have him next to Trezeguet. I think Trez deserves another chance next season....
    i'd be up for giving him a chance next season but if we get a good offer we should take it, after all his loyalty should be applauded
     

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