We must to accept that we are in serie B now,and both Nedved and Del Piero are the guys that will help us a lot in that new situation.
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now how bad would canna feel if he left?? deschamps is putting alot of pressure on him to be a leader, and if canna really loved this club he would stay like del and neddy
Deschamps hopes Cannavaro follows Del Piero lead
tribalfooball.com - July 16, 2006
New Juventus coach Didier Deschamps hopes Fabio Cannavaro follows Alessandro del Piero's lead and agrees to stay with the club, despite their relegation.
"Alessandro has made a professional decision and set an example for the other players to stay and take part in this adventure," said Deschamps.
"Cannavaro is a leader and is obviously a very important player to the team and the coach."
Deschamps has already called each member of the squad, but admits "it would be impossible" to keep hold of everybody.
"I told them all that I count on every one of them as they are all important players, but I will respect their personal decisions."
Deschamps hopes Cannavaro follows Del Piero lead
tribalfooball.com - July 16, 2006
New Juventus coach Didier Deschamps hopes Fabio Cannavaro follows Alessandro del Piero's lead and agrees to stay with the club, despite their relegation.
"Alessandro has made a professional decision and set an example for the other players to stay and take part in this adventure," said Deschamps.
"Cannavaro is a leader and is obviously a very important player to the team and the coach."
Deschamps has already called each member of the squad, but admits "it would be impossible" to keep hold of everybody.
"I told them all that I count on every one of them as they are all important players, but I will respect their personal decisions."
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First Italy, now English football faces its own
SCANDAL
By Rob Beasley
ENGLISH football is bracing itself for its own corruption scandal after Premiership investigators confirmed they have evidence of illicit transfers involving several top-flight clubs.
The stark news will send shock waves through the domestic game less than 48 hours after Italy's match-fixing scandal saw leading Serie A sides Juventus, Fiorentina, Lazio and AC Milan severely punished.
Here, a team of specialist bung-busters — headed by former Met Police chief Lord Stevens — has highlighted a series of highly-questionable Premier League transfers.
Now they want the green light to go further and grill the clubs, players and agents involved in those "dodgy deals" in a bid to bring them to justice.
And the investigators will enjoy unprecedented powers in their search for the truth.
Money
They will be able to demand home, office and mobile phone records, and personal bank accounts in an effort to find out who paid and who received the money which allegedly "went missing" in the deals.
That could then lead to a number of high-profile cases being brought against some of the game's biggest clubs and biggest names — a shameful episode to rival the match-fixing sensation in Italy.
Nothing will happen for a couple of months because Lord Stevens' team will not officially present their interim report to the Premier League until September.
But inside sources say the report will provide enough evidence to convince the Premier League there are serious causes for concern in several high-profile moves.
It will also stress the bung-busters are keen to zero in on the biggest cases in a bid to bring charges against anyone responsible for flouting the Premiership's strict rules on transfers by making illegal payments.
Premier League chief executive Richard Scudamore sanctioned the on-going inquiry into all transfers made since January 2004.
Scudamore looks sure to agree, despite possible resistance and reluctance from club chairmen who may be concerned about the consequences for their teams.
Bungs
An insider said: "What is the point of setting up an inquiry into allegations of illegal payments and illicit transfers if you don't follow the evidence and go all the way with it?
"Lord Stevens' team are sure to carry on this investigation, and a lot of people should be very uneasy about that."
A Premiership spokesman said: "We will receive Lord Stevens' initial report in September and examine it carefully.
"It was always going to be the case the inquiry would identify transfers they would like to look at in more detail."
Scudamore announced the inquiry into alleged transfer irregularities in March, shortly after News of the World published comments by then England boss Sven Goran Eriksson about corruption in the Premier League.
Eriksson claimed the Premiership had a "bungs" culture and he knew of three clubs where illegal payments were paid, including to a boss.
http://www.newsoftheworld.co.uk/story_pages/sport/sport1.shtml
Nedved first to go? Sunday 16 July, 2006
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Pavel Nedved may be set to quit Juventus for The Premiership after his agent revealed that Tottenham have made an offer for the Czech star.
“Pavel can still play in any top league,” claimed Zdenek Nehoda. “Monaco, Tottenham and some clubs from the UAE and Qatar have made offers.”
Nedved signed for Juve from Lazio in July 2001 for £25m and thrived in Turin, being named by Pelè as one of the 125 top living footballers in March 2004.
While several Juve players have already made it clear that their futures lie away from the Delle Alpi, Nedved’s plans remain unclear.
However, it looks increasingly likely that the 33-year-old will now reject Serie B football and try and make the most of his final few seasons.
Juventus are appealing against the Calciopoli verdict that sends them into Serie B with a 30-point deduction. If the appeal fails, the Bianconeri may face a mass exodus with nine key players already rumoured to be seeking transfers.
However, Arsenal Coach Arsene Wenger has claimed that the wage demands of Juve’s top players may be a stumbling block. “The players’ wages are too high for us,” lamented the Frenchmen.
“What has happened in Italy will inevitably disturb the market but don’t forget that the Juve players are very well paid and not many clubs in the world can afford to pay these wages.”
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Pavel Nedved may be set to quit Juventus for The Premiership after his agent revealed that Tottenham have made an offer for the Czech star.
“Pavel can still play in any top league,” claimed Zdenek Nehoda. “Monaco, Tottenham and some clubs from the UAE and Qatar have made offers.”
Nedved signed for Juve from Lazio in July 2001 for £25m and thrived in Turin, being named by Pelè as one of the 125 top living footballers in March 2004.
While several Juve players have already made it clear that their futures lie away from the Delle Alpi, Nedved’s plans remain unclear.
However, it looks increasingly likely that the 33-year-old will now reject Serie B football and try and make the most of his final few seasons.
Juventus are appealing against the Calciopoli verdict that sends them into Serie B with a 30-point deduction. If the appeal fails, the Bianconeri may face a mass exodus with nine key players already rumoured to be seeking transfers.
However, Arsenal Coach Arsene Wenger has claimed that the wage demands of Juve’s top players may be a stumbling block. “The players’ wages are too high for us,” lamented the Frenchmen.
“What has happened in Italy will inevitably disturb the market but don’t forget that the Juve players are very well paid and not many clubs in the world can afford to pay these wages.”
u never know, anyway we will have to wait and see, i dont think anything wil happen until the appeal is finished.
there is speculation abt liverpool and man U. They benetiz thinks he could the players cheaply, i hope we finish all there money if they want trezi. But the good thing is that they dont mind getting the players on a one year loan.
there is speculation abt liverpool and man U. They benetiz thinks he could the players cheaply, i hope we finish all there money if they want trezi. But the good thing is that they dont mind getting the players on a one year loan.
