The Return of Tacchinardi (3 Viewers)

ReBeL

The Jackal
Jan 14, 2005
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#1
Reports coming out of Italy suggest that the Italian - who had left Turin on loan after seeing little action under Capello - is looking to start afresh with the Bianconeri upon their imminent return to Serie A next season.

While he has seen a lot more action in Spain than in Italy, he has never had a very lengthy spell under Manuel Pellegrini, and the Villarreal coach's renewal at El Madrigal has helped him make his mind up.

He still thinks of Turin - where he spent a full 11 years since joining from Atalanta in 1994 - as his home, and is reportedly looking forward to playing a role as the Bianconeri vie to reclaim their stature in top flight football next season.

He will be 32 in the summer, and it would also give him an opportunity to finish his career defending the black-and-white colours.

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Elvin

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Nov 25, 2005
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#5
Did you know that if we count the last 2 Scudettos, then Tacchi along with Del Piero are the most titled Juventus players of all time (15 titles) :eyebrows:

About Tacchi coming back, I am totally neutral. If he comes - orale, of not - oh well.
 

Igal

Junior Member
Mar 8, 2004
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#8
Reports coming out of Italy suggest that the Italian - who had left Turin on loan after seeing little action under Capello - is looking to start afresh with the Bianconeri upon their imminent return to Serie A next season.

While he has seen a lot more action in Spain than in Italy, he has never had a very lengthy spell under Manuel Pellegrini, and the Villarreal coach's renewal at El Madrigal has helped him make his mind up.

He still thinks of Turin - where he spent a full 11 years since joining from Atalanta in 1994 - as his home, and is reportedly looking forward to playing a role as the Bianconeri vie to reclaim their stature in top flight football next season.

He will be 32 in the summer, and it would also give him an opportunity to finish his career defending the black-and-white colours.

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I was sure he's a home boy! :shocked:
Do we have any home grown players? :faq1:
 

Bozi

The Bozman
Administrator
Oct 18, 2005
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#9
this is great news he can really help the youngsters along and we all know he will play with all his heart
 

Bozi

The Bozman
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Oct 18, 2005
22,747
#11
I hope he doesn´t come back.
i hope that inter forums come in and transfer you over, in your press sonference you can say "inter forum is the only forum i ever wanted to post in. i gave my all to the juve forum but was vastly misunderstood, they couldnt cope with my controversial views and tunnel visioned ideals". massimo moratti has claimed the swoop as further proof of teh draw of inter, "this young lad will be a perfect foil for zlatanistas everywhere, we are glad to ahve him on board":toast:
 

Marc

Softcore Juventino
Jul 14, 2006
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#12
i hope that inter forums come in and transfer you over, in your press sonference you can say "inter forum is the only forum i ever wanted to post in. i gave my all to the juve forum but was vastly misunderstood, they couldnt cope with my controversial views and tunnel visioned ideals". massimo moratti has claimed the swoop as further proof of teh draw of inter, "this young lad will be a perfect foil for zlatanistas everywhere, we are glad to ahve him on board":toast:
I think you should add me as a bad character in your "Capello diary" :D

Actually I went to Inter Forum once to thrash their club, something like Javier_Zanetti and BFC82 do here. :D

Abt. Tacchinardi, he is not a bad player, but I don´t think he will add anything to this squad except experience.
 

chester

Too busy to bother
May 20, 2006
15,055
#13
Abt. Tacchinardi, he is not a bad player, but I don´t think he will add anything to this squad except experience.
Experience, and that is something players like Paro, Marchiosi and De Ceglia have plenty of course.
Again, Tecchi returning is good, he is a good abckup, he can learn the youngsters a lot and he is better then Zanetti or Chiannechedda so I don't know why you say he isn't a good asset for the club.
 

Marc

Softcore Juventino
Jul 14, 2006
21,649
#14
Experience, and that is something players like Paro, Marchiosi and De Ceglia have plenty of course.Again, Tecchi returning is good, he is a good abckup, he can learn the youngsters a lot and he is better then Zanetti or Chiannechedda so I don't know why you say he isn't a good asset for the club.
Was that a little bit sarcastic? :D

Anyways, I said his experience means something, didn´t I?
 

V

Senior Member
Jun 8, 2005
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if nothing he will get the chance to retire a bianconero. which is something he more than deserves.
 
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ReBeL

The Jackal
Jan 14, 2005
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  • Thread Starter #18
    Despite his nervous minutes which cause some unneeded atmosphere in the matches, I think he still has some good things to provide to Juve, and all of us know how passionate he is to this club...
     

    chester

    Too busy to bother
    May 20, 2006
    15,055
    #19
    Come on ! he was shining and scored two crucial goals
    Well, who knows if Tacchi can do the same, did I say Zanetti was bad?
    No, I just said Tacchi, IMO is better and like vlatko said, he deserves to end as bianconero.

    mark83 said:
    Was that a little bit sarcastic?
    :agree: , liked it?

    mark83 said:
    Anyways, I said his experience means something, didn´t I?
    Yes, but you said that is all he will add, while I think he can add more.
     

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