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Azzurri7

Pinturicchio
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Dec 16, 2003
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#24
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but capello should be the one to choose .... we dont wanna have another florentino perez around
Sometime he acts like Perez, but still Moggi is waaay better then him
 

ZhiXin

Senior Member
Oct 1, 2004
10,321
#25
Capello Announces Juve To Go Against Fair-Play Rules!
12/4/2004 2:40:00 PM
Juventus coach Fabio Capello shockingly announced the Bianconeri will not kick the ball out of play when an adversary is on the ground.
“Starting tomorrow against Lazio, the Juventus players will not kick-the ball out of play when an opposition player is on the ground. I think there is a new excess in Italian football. We have now passed from the tactical foul to the fainting foul,” he said.

“The adversary now knows, so they can’t call us unfair. We took this decision together with our management, and is not born out of a single episode, but a series of them,” he added.

Juventus, who currently lead the Serie A table, face struggling Lazio on Sunday afternoon.

souce: goal.com
 

ZhiXin

Senior Member
Oct 1, 2004
10,321
#30
++ [ originally posted by ADP Timers ] ++
Anyone got any videos of this guy celebrating the win over Real Madrid?
I doubt we can find it. Cos after the final whistle, Capello dashed down to the tunnel like an athlete, straight into the dressing room and shrieked so loudly + happily that he confessed that he never felt so elated b4. After all the media r focusing on the players instead of Capello.
 
Aug 1, 2003
17,696
#31
I think Capello's record speaks for himself, also his 'disciplinarian' reputation. Therefore, I admire Capello and respects him. I think Juventus made the right choice in hiring him, and I'm glad he came. But I cant say I 'worship' him yet, I like him, but I dont know, there's still some distance.
 

Erkka

Senior Member
Mar 31, 2004
3,863
#32
He was Umberto's choice, and I've got to respect him... I don't worship him yet, after all he was known as a romanista, although I personally think that he has black&white heart, he played 6 seasons with Juve before, and won 3 scudetti. If he stays for a while and brings trophies, I might 'worship' him.
 
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Chxta

Chxta

Onye kwe, Chi ya ekwe
Nov 1, 2004
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  • Thread Starter #33
    Can't take it away from the man...

    He is probably :confused:, no definitely the best Italian coach in the last decade. We are blessed to have him.
     

    Dan

    Back & Quack
    Mar 9, 2004
    9,290
    #35
    we are top of the league, just knocked out madrid to reach the quaters. Stop whining, we are so far having a perfect season.

    Plus, we are only 1 goal difference behind milan. I would say we got a pretty good offence actually.
     

    Esteban

    Senior Member
    Mar 6, 2005
    5,365
    #36
    You - and me - know nothing about Capello. You just see the results and his formation/how he substitutes players. You people praise him just because a shot finds the net. And the next day you bash him and want his knees on a plate because that shot hit the post this time.
    Wake up, you don't know shit.
     

    Desmond

    Senior Member
    Jul 12, 2002
    8,938
    #37
    Obviously,once the goals began to dry up Capello wouldn't be able to resist playing a trident which he had at Roma,we do have to players for it and it's paid off so far.However i don't think this team is made for playing the 4-3-3,if this is it we desperately need some defensive reinforcement and one world class winger/playmaker next season.Mutu takes care of the forward line.
     

    denco

    Superior Being
    Jul 12, 2002
    4,679
    #38
    Italian Mc on line 1, please there is nothing genius about working with one the biggest culbs in the world, fantastic history, and loads of added advantages too boot, like refereeing decisions, money to spend on players etc.

    What exactly has he achieved at Juve? We are just in quarters of cl where by right we should pass every season giving our status, we are up there at SerieA but then again we are always helped by outsiders

    He has a fine crop of players but we still cannot string great performances together

    Motivated Dp and Trez my butt, they are just less injury prone than they have been recently

    His most impressive to me has been what he did at Roma
     
    Aug 1, 2003
    17,696
    #39
    Actually I would disagree about not motivating Trez - perhaps some might say substituting Del Piero against Real was a sensible thing to do, but I thought Capello rather took a risk and showed a great deal of faith in Trez to allow him to play. Plus Trez stated that Capello didnt explain to him any tactics whatsoever, he just told Trez to win the game. Trez played better in that game than any of his comebacks from injuries this season, and I think Capello at least contributed to that.
     

    Tino

    Il Tedesco
    Feb 1, 2005
    2,059
    #40
    He gave Olivera a chance!
    And Olivera use the chance. I dont know what he told him but he is a very good talneted player! :)

    ciao
    Forza Juve
    Forza Olivera
     

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