The Gaby Milito to Juve saga (38 Viewers)
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Well I just 10 pages with nothing about Milito, hopes something happens today.
Andy although I get some of your points I dont quite get you. I live in Copenhagen and because I love to watch football I watch the local team FC Copenhagen and support them in the danish league and when they played in the CL last year. When I lived in Barcelona I went to see them and supported them in the spanish league. But if a juve match was on the same time I would see that ofcourse because that is my team, just like I would support Juve if they should play against Fc Copenhagen ( unlikely though ) or barca ( I still remember the Zala goal like it was yesterday ). I agree you cant cheer on a team like a fanatic and then turn against them if they play against your favorite team. But isn't okay to go watch football and hope that team does well and cheer on them although it's not your "real" team? I mean when you watch a football match you almost always cheer for one of the teams playing, or atleast I do.
Andy although I get some of your points I dont quite get you. I live in Copenhagen and because I love to watch football I watch the local team FC Copenhagen and support them in the danish league and when they played in the CL last year. When I lived in Barcelona I went to see them and supported them in the spanish league. But if a juve match was on the same time I would see that ofcourse because that is my team, just like I would support Juve if they should play against Fc Copenhagen ( unlikely though ) or barca ( I still remember the Zala goal like it was yesterday ). I agree you cant cheer on a team like a fanatic and then turn against them if they play against your favorite team. But isn't okay to go watch football and hope that team does well and cheer on them although it's not your "real" team? I mean when you watch a football match you almost always cheer for one of the teams playing, or atleast I do.
Juve deny Canna return Friday 29 June, 2007
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Juventus President Giovanni Cobolli Gigli doesn’t believe Fabio Cannavaro will complete a sensational return from Real Madrid.
The defender was paired with his former club over the weekend, after general manager Jean Claude Blanc and sporting director Alessio Secco reportedly held negotiations with agent Enrico Fedele.
“Returns are always difficult,” said Cobolli Gigli. “We are obviously grateful to those who helped us reach the top in the past, but Juventus must now look to the future.”
Cannavaro is contracted to the Merengues until 2009, but could leave the outfit in advance after Fabio Capello was axed by the Spanish giants on Thursday.
Cobolli Gigli also confirmed that Gabriel Milito of Real Zaragoza is a target for the Bianconeri, although the capture is far from being finalised.
“We definitely need a central defender and we are negotiating for Milito, but there is still a significant difference between the request and the offer and I don’t think it will be easy to conclude the deal.
“Secco is working on the issue, but it is too early to know how this story will end,” explained the Juventino, who also denied that striker Raffaele Palladino is for sale.
“He is one of the pivots on which Coach Claudio Ranieri wants to build the new Juventus,” concluded the President.
Source: Channel4
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Juventus President Giovanni Cobolli Gigli doesn’t believe Fabio Cannavaro will complete a sensational return from Real Madrid.
The defender was paired with his former club over the weekend, after general manager Jean Claude Blanc and sporting director Alessio Secco reportedly held negotiations with agent Enrico Fedele.
“Returns are always difficult,” said Cobolli Gigli. “We are obviously grateful to those who helped us reach the top in the past, but Juventus must now look to the future.”
Cannavaro is contracted to the Merengues until 2009, but could leave the outfit in advance after Fabio Capello was axed by the Spanish giants on Thursday.
Cobolli Gigli also confirmed that Gabriel Milito of Real Zaragoza is a target for the Bianconeri, although the capture is far from being finalised.
“We definitely need a central defender and we are negotiating for Milito, but there is still a significant difference between the request and the offer and I don’t think it will be easy to conclude the deal.
“Secco is working on the issue, but it is too early to know how this story will end,” explained the Juventino, who also denied that striker Raffaele Palladino is for sale.
“He is one of the pivots on which Coach Claudio Ranieri wants to build the new Juventus,” concluded the President.
Source: Channel4
I don't understand what the fuss is all about. I'm Belgian my mum is from Holland but I don't give a rat's ass about Holland even though Belgium suck as a soccer team right now. I just love Juve and I go to every game I can. Supporting a team comes from the heart. You feel sympathy for a team for one reason or another and that's it. There is no logic in it no sense you just feel like that. Whether you feel like that for five teams or one. It doesn't matter, we all live in different parts of the world with one thing in common. We all love Juventus. Who cares if we like Italy, Germany or China.
Forza Juve that is all that matters over here! :eyebrows:
Forza Juve that is all that matters over here! :eyebrows:
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