The Juventus For Life Thread (14 Viewers)
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I would if I was anything like my idol. 
Really? Explain to me why the people here don't hate Bayern or Real Madrid. They are the best, too. Right?
That isn't probably, that's a fact. But why here in Rijeka?
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No. Dortmund!
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lol son, you got owned.
Really? Explain to me why the people here don't hate Bayern or Real Madrid. They are the best, too. Right?
That isn't probably, that's a fact. But why here in Rijeka?
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No. Dortmund!
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lol son, you got owned.
Here in Rijeka [and Croatia], Juventus has a reputation of being a disgusting, cheating club. 
And that was even before Calciopoli and Serie B. When Calciopoli was underway, most people cheered for Juve to be relegated to Lega Pro. And I still listen to sentences like Juve is stealing, Juve should not exist anymore, Juve should have been demoted to less than Serie B. I'm tired of fighting with such idiots.
And that was even before Calciopoli and Serie B. When Calciopoli was underway, most people cheered for Juve to be relegated to Lega Pro. And I still listen to sentences like Juve is stealing, Juve should not exist anymore, Juve should have been demoted to less than Serie B. I'm tired of fighting with such idiots.
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it's different here in Latvia, Juventus is a club with many supporters here and they are well respected. I guess part of it can be explained by most of the coaching elite here being calcio fans, somehow it has caught on to the many players they've trained (f.e. I remember a guy that used to train me used to say "even Buffon couldn't save that" if someone managed an excellent finish ). of course big clubs like ManUnited and Real Madrid have lots of followers too, but I definitely don't feel like a minority.
strange that in Balkans everyone is so anti-Juve, I thought they were all calcio fans in the 90ties, I guess things change fast
). of course big clubs like ManUnited and Real Madrid have lots of followers too, but I definitely don't feel like a minority. strange that in Balkans everyone is so anti-Juve, I thought they were all calcio fans in the 90ties, I guess things change fast
In switzerland it's not that grave either. Most of the people here are Barca/Real-fanboys, Bundesliga- or EPL-Fans. Serie A has become very unpopular here. But there are lots of secondos (thats how we call the people with a foreign background) from Italy and therefore we have also a lot of Juventusfans here. We have also a few fanclubs who travel to every home-match. There are also supporters of merda an meelan here, but with most of them you can discuss without starting a fight. So there are very very little hateful people here. Most of the people are very indifferent about Juventus. You just hear often things like "boah italian football is so boring, they just defend blabla, there's no spectacle, this is not the football i wanna watch blablabla" - fucking fanboys. Most hated teams are Bayern, Barca and Real, but just because they are succesful and have also the most supporters here. I think if Juventus get back to this success there will be fanboys here and there will be hate.
+rep One more thing, local idiots here still think in Serie A the football is boring and defensive, so called Catenaccio. :facepalm2: And yeah, Juventuz Forum is like a family. 
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I hate them with passion.
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it's different here in Latvia, Juventus is a club with many supporters here and they are well respected. I guess part of it can be explained by most of the coaching elite here being calcio fans, somehow it has caught on to the many players they've trained (f.e. I remember a guy that used to train me used to say "even Buffon couldn't save that" if someone managed an excellent finish ). of course big clubs like ManUnited and Real Madrid have lots of followers too, but I definitely don't feel like a minority.
strange that in Balkans everyone is so anti-Juve, I thought they were all calcio fans in the 90ties, I guess things change fast
). of course big clubs like ManUnited and Real Madrid have lots of followers too, but I definitely don't feel like a minority. strange that in Balkans everyone is so anti-Juve, I thought they were all calcio fans in the 90ties, I guess things change fast
Netflix to make Juventus docuseries
By Football Italia staff
It has been announced that streaming giant Netflix will make a four-part docuseries about Juventus.
Starting early next year, four one hour episodes will go behind the scenes in Turin, with training sessions, matches and intimate moments in the lives of the Bianconeri players.
“Netflix is the home of passionate storytelling, and there are no more passionate fans than those of the Bianconeri,” said Erik Barmack, Vice President of International original series at Netflix.
“Erik Barmack, Vice President of International original series at Netflix.”
The series will be the first of its kind on Netflix, which has 104 million members in over 190 countries.
“It’s a source of pride that Juventus is the first football club to be the subject of a Netflix Original Docuseries,” Federico Palomba, Juve’s Co-Chief Revenue Officer stated.
“Collaborations of this kind confirm our passion for innovation and being, in every sense, a Sport Entertainment brand.
“In this way, we are determined to reach Bianconeri fans across the world and millions of Netflix users, who thanks to this docuseries can get to know Juventus from every angle.”
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By Football Italia staff
It has been announced that streaming giant Netflix will make a four-part docuseries about Juventus.
Starting early next year, four one hour episodes will go behind the scenes in Turin, with training sessions, matches and intimate moments in the lives of the Bianconeri players.
“Netflix is the home of passionate storytelling, and there are no more passionate fans than those of the Bianconeri,” said Erik Barmack, Vice President of International original series at Netflix.
“Erik Barmack, Vice President of International original series at Netflix.”
The series will be the first of its kind on Netflix, which has 104 million members in over 190 countries.
“It’s a source of pride that Juventus is the first football club to be the subject of a Netflix Original Docuseries,” Federico Palomba, Juve’s Co-Chief Revenue Officer stated.
“Collaborations of this kind confirm our passion for innovation and being, in every sense, a Sport Entertainment brand.
“In this way, we are determined to reach Bianconeri fans across the world and millions of Netflix users, who thanks to this docuseries can get to know Juventus from every angle.”
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