Write about Juventus on ESPN (4 Viewers)

[indigoprime]

Hi all,

You can have you own page to express your thoughts on Juventus on ESPNsoccernet.

If you fancy it then there is more information here:


This is a genuine opportunity, not a spam.

 

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[Seven]

A genuine opportunity would be like going to see Juventus play for free. This however is spam.

 

[JCK]

Much better now otherwise you saying it's not spam would be a lie.

 

[indigoprime]

The links have been edited out of the post. Not sure why.

But if you go to ESPNsoccernet.com and click on the 'Soccernet needs you!' link in the spotlight you will see all of the information.

 

[Snoop]

:rndh:

 

[swag]

Are you kidding? If I wrote for ESPNsoccernet, I would basically write nothing but vitriolic hate for ESPN and their provincial exclusivity of coverage centered around England.

How their TV network is staffed by complete boobs in the U.S. How they squander the exclusive rights to air Champions League games here -- basically telling soccer fans, "screw you, we don't give a rat's ass" if you're not following one of the English teams, Barca, or Real Madrid.

Give me a genuine opportunity to vent on how much ESPN is run by football cretins, and I will gladly take it. That you have to post an appeal to a random group of amateur fans of Juventus only underscores how clueless your organization is on the sport beyond the spoon-fed confines of England, Barca, and Real Madrid.

 

[Elvin]

hmm Giuvents? How about they hire better commentators, who know the names and their pronunciations like they should.

 

[Dinsdale]

You're not sure why we delete spam links?

 

[The Curr]

According to the ESPN commentators

Amauri = Amore
Maicon = Mason
Mario Balotelli = Marco Balotelli