The official Italy trip (Juventus) thread (8 Viewers)
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Hello,
I am writing because I need some favours. First I am a big Juventus fan (and we have small, but nice fan group here in Lithuania www.Juventus.lt ) then I am student at Vilnius University (Lithuania) and I just applied international internship. I got a internship place in Torino, so I need to get in touch with some Juventini from Torino. Who could share contacts with nice guys from Torino, please do not be tight. Forza Juve !
I am writing because I need some favours. First I am a big Juventus fan (and we have small, but nice fan group here in Lithuania www.Juventus.lt ) then I am student at Vilnius University (Lithuania) and I just applied international internship. I got a internship place in Torino, so I need to get in touch with some Juventini from Torino. Who could share contacts with nice guys from Torino, please do not be tight. Forza Juve !
Hello,
I am writing because I need some favours. First I am a big Juventus fan (and we have small, but nice fan group here in Lithuania www.Juventus.lt ) then I am student at Vilnius University (Lithuania) and I just applied international internship. I got a internship place in Torino, so I need to get in touch with some Juventini from Torino. Who could share contacts with nice guys from Torino, please do not be tight. Forza Juve !
I am writing because I need some favours. First I am a big Juventus fan (and we have small, but nice fan group here in Lithuania www.Juventus.lt ) then I am student at Vilnius University (Lithuania) and I just applied international internship. I got a internship place in Torino, so I need to get in touch with some Juventini from Torino. Who could share contacts with nice guys from Torino, please do not be tight. Forza Juve !
I wanted to go to an erasmus exchange program to Milano (this city was the closest city I could choose to Torino ) but some other people had better marks :frown:good luck and enjoy
Wow, you are a lucky man I wanted to go to an erasmus exchange program to Milano (this city was the closest city I could choose to Torino ) but some other people had better marks :frown:
good luck and enjoy
I wanted to go to an erasmus exchange program to Milano (this city was the closest city I could choose to Torino ) but some other people had better marks :frown:good luck and enjoy
too. I applied through "Partners4Value" try to find out if there is any possibility in your UNI 
. But now I need to find friends in Torino. 
You're more likely to find people who are of use to you on one of the Italian-speaking Juventus forums, such as http://www.vecchiasignora.com/.
Don't think there are any Torino based posters on here.
Don't think there are any Torino based posters on here.
Hey everyone, first post here. :flag1:
I am a huge Juve fan from the United States and like the poster above me, I have the opportunity to study in Torino for a semester next spring. Part of the reason I have chosen to go to Torino is to be able to attend a couple matches and to get to be around the club I love.
However, I have a few questions about tickets.
I have read through the thread from the time when the new stadium opened, and it seems like it is fairly complicated to get tickets. I have also looked on the official website and have seen the "International" membership. But as a college student whom has to pay for flights and other fees, I am not sure if I could afford a membership on top of the expenses of living in Italy for about 5 months and if I don't HAVE to buy the membership than I would like to avoid doing it.
Basically, I am wondering if it is difficult to get tickets on general sale or not? Or if the tickets even go on general sale with the new stadium and all? I know there are sites like Viagogo, but the shipping rates can be outrageous. I don't need to go to the "big" matches or anything like that either. I just want the opportunity to experience the atmosphere a couple of times. Any advice on getting tickets? I would even be willing to stand in line at the ticket office for an hour or two just to get my hands on them.
Thanks!
I am a huge Juve fan from the United States and like the poster above me, I have the opportunity to study in Torino for a semester next spring. Part of the reason I have chosen to go to Torino is to be able to attend a couple matches and to get to be around the club I love.
However, I have a few questions about tickets.
I have read through the thread from the time when the new stadium opened, and it seems like it is fairly complicated to get tickets. I have also looked on the official website and have seen the "International" membership. But as a college student whom has to pay for flights and other fees, I am not sure if I could afford a membership on top of the expenses of living in Italy for about 5 months and if I don't HAVE to buy the membership than I would like to avoid doing it.
Basically, I am wondering if it is difficult to get tickets on general sale or not? Or if the tickets even go on general sale with the new stadium and all? I know there are sites like Viagogo, but the shipping rates can be outrageous. I don't need to go to the "big" matches or anything like that either. I just want the opportunity to experience the atmosphere a couple of times. Any advice on getting tickets? I would even be willing to stand in line at the ticket office for an hour or two just to get my hands on them.
Thanks!
I was there at Easter (No premium membership then) for the Lazio game - a pretty big game for the championship at that point in the season. Couldn't find tickets in the places listed, but made sure I was at Gate B on the morning tickets went on general sale. There weren't many left, but I picked up four all together. If you're living in Turin and keep an eye on juve.com for when tickets go on general sale and can guarantee you can be there asap, I imagine you should be able to pick some up at the stadium.
Then again, maybe I was a bit lucky. Others might have experienced otherwise...
Then again, maybe I was a bit lucky
. Others might have experienced otherwise...
I was there at Easter (No premium membership then) for the Lazio game - a pretty big game for the championship at that point in the season. Couldn't find tickets in the places listed, but made sure I was at Gate B on the morning tickets went on general sale. There weren't many left, but I picked up four all together. If you're living in Turin and keep an eye on juve.com for when tickets go on general sale and can guarantee you can be there asap, I imagine you should be able to pick some up at the stadium.
Then again, maybe I was a bit lucky. Others might have experienced otherwise...
Then again, maybe I was a bit lucky
. Others might have experienced otherwise...
Does anyone know if, as an International Premium member, we can or have to still call the 0039 60060900 number (without the int prefix)? Been trying all morning for the Parma game and it seems engaged. I'm a little loathe to call the 892.982 listicket number for 1.50 a minute to be told 20 euros later that I have to call the other number. Cheers if anyone knows!
