sateeh said:
although i dont think zebina is fit.
He will be fit for Frosinone on 28th October.
Anyway better Balza than Birindelli.
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[Serie B] Triestina vs Juventus (10-21-06) (32 Viewers)
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although i dont think zebina is fit.
He will be fit for Frosinone on 28th October.
Anyway better Balza than Birindelli.
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How about:
Buffon
Zebina* Kovac Boumsong Chiellini
Camoranesi Zanetti Paro
Bojinov Trezeguet Del Piero
* Balzaretti in his place, if Zebina isn't fit.
Nedved makes an impression on me, as if he's burned out(already..). He really needs a rest, if you ask me. Bojinov is a player with great potential, he needs to start playing more games.
Buffon
Zebina* Kovac Boumsong Chiellini
Camoranesi Zanetti Paro
Bojinov Trezeguet Del Piero
* Balzaretti in his place, if Zebina isn't fit.
Nedved makes an impression on me, as if he's burned out(already..). He really needs a rest, if you ask me. Bojinov is a player with great potential, he needs to start playing more games.
I dont know if DD would want to change the shape of the team while its doing well especially defensively.
But ur right, neddy needs a rest and i would want to see camo/marchionni on that left hand side. But the thing with neddy is that he always wants to play, u could feel that urge in him.
In the Trevisio game i wanted to see DD introduce Bojinov instead of Trezi, cause they were playing a high line and he would just kill them with his speed.
But ur right, neddy needs a rest and i would want to see camo/marchionni on that left hand side. But the thing with neddy is that he always wants to play, u could feel that urge in him.
In the Trevisio game i wanted to see DD introduce Bojinov instead of Trezi, cause they were playing a high line and he would just kill them with his speed.
Back to Trieste after 47 years
After successful trips to Piacenza and Treviso, the Bianconeri journey to the north-east on Saturday for their third away game in a row. The last time Juventus and Triestina faced each other was in 1959, the Alabardati’s last year in Serie A. Deschamps’ men are on the hunt for a sixth successive victory which would see them cancel out their negative points deficit once and for all: a primary objective which will give them added incentive. With eight points so far this season and, like Juventus, a game in hand, Triestina have set themselves the seemingly straightforward goal of avoiding the drop without too much fuss. In truth, thanks to some shrewd additions to the squad and an extremely practical style of play, the team is capable of a lot more than that, with a place in the play-offs a reasonable prospect. Coach Agostinelli favours a 4-4-2 formation, with expert full-backs Pivotto (right) and Pesaresi (left) lending strength to the flanks. Riccardo Allegretti is the midfield engine, guaranteeing both character and vision in the centre of the park, while up front, the Alabardati boast some interesting options with lightning quick and experienced striker Emiliano Testini, Mattia Graffiedi - who netted six times for Modena last year - and Eliakwu, a 21 year-old product of the Inter youth system who could prove to be a revelation this season.
After successful trips to Piacenza and Treviso, the Bianconeri journey to the north-east on Saturday for their third away game in a row. The last time Juventus and Triestina faced each other was in 1959, the Alabardati’s last year in Serie A. Deschamps’ men are on the hunt for a sixth successive victory which would see them cancel out their negative points deficit once and for all: a primary objective which will give them added incentive. With eight points so far this season and, like Juventus, a game in hand, Triestina have set themselves the seemingly straightforward goal of avoiding the drop without too much fuss. In truth, thanks to some shrewd additions to the squad and an extremely practical style of play, the team is capable of a lot more than that, with a place in the play-offs a reasonable prospect. Coach Agostinelli favours a 4-4-2 formation, with expert full-backs Pivotto (right) and Pesaresi (left) lending strength to the flanks. Riccardo Allegretti is the midfield engine, guaranteeing both character and vision in the centre of the park, while up front, the Alabardati boast some interesting options with lightning quick and experienced striker Emiliano Testini, Mattia Graffiedi - who netted six times for Modena last year - and Eliakwu, a 21 year-old product of the Inter youth system who could prove to be a revelation this season.
Hey, Juventinos.......Greetings from Denmark!
At first I have to say, that your got a really nice forum here. I've 'walked' around in this forum for a long time, but have got many problems with activaten my account. But now i'm here
I agree with you 'wfm'! I think Bojinov is a great talent, with a lot of future, but right now I can't see a place for him in the line-up, with so much 'momenti di crisi'/ Bad luck? ( Don't know what its called in english , sorry! ). He can't hit DP or/and Trez out on the benk. But next year when we are in Serie A, will there maby be some space for him, but I don't think we shall sell Trez!?
But as I said, is Bojinov a great talent with a lot of future, and he is for sure still a nice super-sub
Sorry about my English!
At first I have to say, that your got a really nice forum here. I've 'walked' around in this forum for a long time, but have got many problems with activaten my account. But now i'm here
I agree with you 'wfm'! I think Bojinov is a great talent, with a lot of future, but right now I can't see a place for him in the line-up, with so much 'momenti di crisi'/ Bad luck? ( Don't know what its called in english
, sorry! ). He can't hit DP or/and Trez out on the benk. But next year when we are in Serie A, will there maby be some space for him, but I don't think we shall sell Trez!?But as I said, is Bojinov a great talent with a lot of future, and he is for sure still a nice super-sub
Sorry about my English!
Nedvedoo said:
Hey, Juventinos.......Greetings from Denmark!
At first I have to say, that your got a really nice forum here. I've 'walked' around in this forum for a long time, but have got many problems with activaten my account. But now i'm here
I agree with you 'wfm'! I think Bojinov is a great talent, with a lot of future, but right now I can't see a place for him in the line-up, with so much 'momenti di crisi'/ Bad luck? ( Don't know what its called in english , sorry! ). He can't hit DP or/and Trez out on the benk. But next year when we are in Serie A, will there maby be some space for him, but I don't think we shall sell Trez!?
But as I said, is Bojinov a great talent with a lot of future, and he is for sure still a nice super-sub
Sorry about my English!
At first I have to say, that your got a really nice forum here. I've 'walked' around in this forum for a long time, but have got many problems with activaten my account. But now i'm here
I agree with you 'wfm'! I think Bojinov is a great talent, with a lot of future, but right now I can't see a place for him in the line-up, with so much 'momenti di crisi'/ Bad luck? ( Don't know what its called in english
, sorry! ). He can't hit DP or/and Trez out on the benk. But next year when we are in Serie A, will there maby be some space for him, but I don't think we shall sell Trez!?But as I said, is Bojinov a great talent with a lot of future, and he is for sure still a nice super-sub
Sorry about my English!
And don't worry about your English...
Nedvedoo said:
Hey, Juventinos.......Greetings from Denmark!
At first I have to say, that your got a really nice forum here. I've 'walked' around in this forum for a long time, but have got many problems with activaten my account. But now i'm here
I agree with you 'wfm'! I think Bojinov is a great talent, with a lot of future, but right now I can't see a place for him in the line-up, with so much 'momenti di crisi'/ Bad luck? ( Don't know what its called in english , sorry! ). He can't hit DP or/and Trez out on the benk. But next year when we are in Serie A, will there maby be some space for him, but I don't think we shall sell Trez!?
But as I said, is Bojinov a great talent with a lot of future, and he is for sure still a nice super-sub
Sorry about my English!
At first I have to say, that your got a really nice forum here. I've 'walked' around in this forum for a long time, but have got many problems with activaten my account. But now i'm here
I agree with you 'wfm'! I think Bojinov is a great talent, with a lot of future, but right now I can't see a place for him in the line-up, with so much 'momenti di crisi'/ Bad luck? ( Don't know what its called in english
, sorry! ). He can't hit DP or/and Trez out on the benk. But next year when we are in Serie A, will there maby be some space for him, but I don't think we shall sell Trez!?But as I said, is Bojinov a great talent with a lot of future, and he is for sure still a nice super-sub
Sorry about my English!
There are reports that Bojinov could start in the Week 8 game at Triestina with boss Didier Deschamps pondering a few changes in attack.
The Frenchman tried a couple of attacking tandems in training at Vinovo on Thursday with Bojinov being paired with David Trezeguet.
The former Juve midfielder also tested a duo-ship made up of captain Alessandro Del Piero and the powerful Marcelo Zalayeta.
Defenders Igor Tudor and Jonathan Zebina again didn’t train with the group as they continue their comeback from injury.
Channel 4
The Frenchman tried a couple of attacking tandems in training at Vinovo on Thursday with Bojinov being paired with David Trezeguet.
The former Juve midfielder also tested a duo-ship made up of captain Alessandro Del Piero and the powerful Marcelo Zalayeta.
Defenders Igor Tudor and Jonathan Zebina again didn’t train with the group as they continue their comeback from injury.
Channel 4
