The verdict - Calciopoli charges announced (32 Viewers)
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they don't have a life.
I find it really sad... to think someone acutually went through the trouble to register to a Juventus related forum and hanged around here when he's not a juventino... it's weird/pathetic. for me, it would hurt my eyes to see all the rival team symbols all around and the avatars, trophies and everything. It must be humiliating for them or really hurt.
I find it really sad... to think someone acutually went through the trouble to register to a Juventus related forum and hanged around here when he's not a juventino... it's weird/pathetic. for me, it would hurt my eyes to see all the rival team symbols all around and the avatars, trophies and everything. It must be humiliating for them or really hurt.
Badass Devil said:
theres no difference in success and quality when it comes to juve 
rotfl
proof that you don't really know anything about Portuguese football.
the dominant team in Portugal is FC Porto, PERIOD. Benfica won one super liga title in the last 11 years, how's that THE DOMINANT team in Portugal ?
It's like saying that Liverpool is the dominant team in England.
They're one of the elite now, wether you rate them or not is indifferent. You don't steamroll your way to two staright premiership titles just like that...
This is a Juventus forum, For Juventus Fans Worldwide - says so right here, don't you feel pathetic being here ? We can comment on anything we want because it's our place. This is not some sort of sub forum of football, this is Juventus. Everything here is Juventus . When you log in , you're registering in essence as a Juventino. Therefore, you're now a Juve fan and you still claim to be an inter fan that's how ridicilous you are, I really feel sad for you, I mean you must have similar threads in inter forums or general football forums ... the fact you even have time to log in to a totally juve forum says a lot. And it's sad in a humane way.
and you still claim to be an inter fan that's how ridicilous you are, I really feel sad for you, I mean you must have similar threads in inter forums or general football forums ... the fact you even have time to log in to a totally juve forum says a lot. And it's sad in a humane way.
rotfl
gba has those memory problems again I see
You even had a DEBATE in the XT Inter forum about Del Piero (vs. Ronaldo), forgot that sunshine ? either you're a liar or just have a short memory. What, are you on some of Agricola's drugs ?
hehe, I never said I'm a Javier Zanetti freak. I'm in love with Unnur though. She's cute aint she ? :flirt:
gba has those memory problems again I see
You even had a DEBATE in the XT Inter forum about Del Piero (vs. Ronaldo), forgot that sunshine ? either you're a liar or just have a short memory. What, are you on some of Agricola's drugs ?
hehe, I never said I'm a Javier Zanetti freak. I'm in love with Unnur though. She's cute aint she ? :flirt:
http://sport.monstersandcritics.com/soccer/article_1178383.php/A_Plan_Capello_for_Juventus_to_loan_players_to_Real_Madrid
A 'Plan Capello' for Juventus to loan players to Real Madrid
Fabio Capello has brought with him from Turin to Madrid an intriguing plan which could help both troubled Juventus and Real, his new club.
Always the realist, Capello's plan appeared to have been drafted not out of high-minded altruism but out of hard-headed self-interest.
Capello Tuesday bid farewell to troubled Juventus, and apparently mentioned his plan to the besieged Juve directors.
On Wednesday he flew to Madrid to negotiate a lucrative three year-deal with Real. On Thursday he was to be presented to the Madrid media.
Sports paper As said Thursday that under the plan, if Juventus end up being relegated to Serie B for their role in the Italian 'Moggigate' scandal, Juve will loan out some of their top players to Real until the club is back in Serie A.
Juventus would thus avoid having to pay their massive salaries at a time of low income. And Capello would be able to use the players, for at least one season, as part of his plan to rebuild Real - without the Madrid club having to pay any transfer fees.
The players in question are Juventus' brightest stars: Gianluca Zambrotta, Fabio Cannavaro, Emerson, Patrick Vieira, Zlatan Ibrahimovic and David Trezeguet.
The actual negotations - now that Capello will be spending his time on the training ground and on Real's infamous pre-season tours - will be carried out by Franco Baldini, who has just been appointed as Real's technical secretary.
As called Capello's plan 'a wonderful opportunity for Real...and a lifeline to Juventus, given their circumstances.'
Initial reaction of the Juventus directors to the 'Plan Capello' was, apparently, lukewarm. However, the coach is hoping they will come round to the idea when the threat of relegation becomes reality.
Capello has refused to give details of the plan in public. All he would say early Thursday - a few hours before his presentation to the media - was: 'I hope that everything turns out well for Juventus. I'm very worried about the future of that club.'
Another player Capello is keen to bring to Madrid, in addition to the Juventus group mentioned above, is Kaka.
Kaka was the big name promised by Ramon Calderon - along with that of Capello, in his successful campaign for the Real presidency.
AC Milan, however, are furious about Real's illicit approaches to Kaka, and are threatening to report Calderon to UEFA.
'Plan Capello' has clearly generated much less enthusiasm in Milan than in Turin and Madrid.
A 'Plan Capello' for Juventus to loan players to Real Madrid
Fabio Capello has brought with him from Turin to Madrid an intriguing plan which could help both troubled Juventus and Real, his new club.
Always the realist, Capello's plan appeared to have been drafted not out of high-minded altruism but out of hard-headed self-interest.
Capello Tuesday bid farewell to troubled Juventus, and apparently mentioned his plan to the besieged Juve directors.
On Wednesday he flew to Madrid to negotiate a lucrative three year-deal with Real. On Thursday he was to be presented to the Madrid media.
Sports paper As said Thursday that under the plan, if Juventus end up being relegated to Serie B for their role in the Italian 'Moggigate' scandal, Juve will loan out some of their top players to Real until the club is back in Serie A.
Juventus would thus avoid having to pay their massive salaries at a time of low income. And Capello would be able to use the players, for at least one season, as part of his plan to rebuild Real - without the Madrid club having to pay any transfer fees.
The players in question are Juventus' brightest stars: Gianluca Zambrotta, Fabio Cannavaro, Emerson, Patrick Vieira, Zlatan Ibrahimovic and David Trezeguet.
The actual negotations - now that Capello will be spending his time on the training ground and on Real's infamous pre-season tours - will be carried out by Franco Baldini, who has just been appointed as Real's technical secretary.
As called Capello's plan 'a wonderful opportunity for Real...and a lifeline to Juventus, given their circumstances.'
Initial reaction of the Juventus directors to the 'Plan Capello' was, apparently, lukewarm. However, the coach is hoping they will come round to the idea when the threat of relegation becomes reality.
Capello has refused to give details of the plan in public. All he would say early Thursday - a few hours before his presentation to the media - was: 'I hope that everything turns out well for Juventus. I'm very worried about the future of that club.'
Another player Capello is keen to bring to Madrid, in addition to the Juventus group mentioned above, is Kaka.
Kaka was the big name promised by Ramon Calderon - along with that of Capello, in his successful campaign for the Real presidency.
AC Milan, however, are furious about Real's illicit approaches to Kaka, and are threatening to report Calderon to UEFA.
'Plan Capello' has clearly generated much less enthusiasm in Milan than in Turin and Madrid.
