Zambrotta: I swear, Juventino even in Serie B. (5 Viewers)
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ofcourse he doesnt have to love juve but if he doesnt want to stay in juve if we go to serie b why the hell did he pledge his loyalty a month ago. "i'm a juventino even in serie b"--if you're not gonna back your words with actions then you shouldn't have opened your mouth in the first place. juve players that want to leave go ahead we cant stop you, but please dont say things to give us hope and backstab us.
well i do not think that they would be staying cos it will be hard to pay thier wages down in the serie B but i love them all the same cos they are really good people . we made them and they have really prove themselves over the years to be good people and may God guide their decisions.as for piero i will be willing to see him stay cos he is the essence of this great club.as for thuram he can kiss the dust cos he really disown usd in the inetrview he gave after one of thier group games in the world cup i hope to God that he leaves cos i will not like him to stay after what he said.
Nedved to continue playin
Czech Republic midfielder Pavel Nedved has confirmed he will continue playing for at least one more season.
The Juventus star was thought to be considering retirement but he has now revealed he will definitely be playing club football next year.
However, the 33-year-old is yet to decide whether he will be putting on the Czech shirt ever again after their failure to reach the knock-out stages of this summer's World Cup.
"During the week after our elimination, I decided that I wanted to continue playing," Nedved confirmed in Sport.
"I want to play at least one more season, I don't know if I will play just for a club or also for the national team.
"The national team scares me a little because there is two years of hard work which will take us to Euro 2008.
"I will be 34 in August and I am not sure whether I will be able to remain fit. Health is the most important attribute.
"At present, I want to rest, I don't want to make any rash decisions as it will be an important decision.
"Before the start of the new season, I want to have a clear idea. I will set myself goals and motivation. Both of these will play a big role. Either I can cope with playing only for my club or for both, we'll see."
Nedved's decision may depend on whether current coach Karel Bruckner remains in charge of the Czechs for their Euro 2008 qualification campaign.
Bruckner's future is still in doubt after a disappointing World Cup but Nedved admits he would like him to stay.
"He also needs to have a rest, it was difficult for him," the playmaker continued.
"I have got on with him well. Yes, we have had some arguments but that's absolutely okay. That happens in every family.
"I have a great relationship with him."
Nedved has also confirmed he may have to leave Juventus if they are relegated to Serie B.
The Old Lady are currently under investigation for match-fixing allegations and if found guilty would most likely be demoted and thrown out of the UEFA Champions League.
"It is possible that I will stay, of course it depends on the situation," he added.
"There is a threat Juve could be relegated to Serie B. If someone wants to play for his country when playing in the second division, I don't know if that is right.
"To play in the second division at the end of my career, I don't know, I would probably not like it.
"I return to Turin ahead of schedule because the new boss wants to speak to me. We'll see what he comes up with.
"I love Juventus so the possibility of playing for them, even in the second division, is there.
"But there are other options. I could go to England or somewhere else. In this case there's a question if it was not too big a risk.
"It is not just about me, I would consider it, it depends on my family. My kids are quite old and it might not be right. But anything can happen."
Monaco have been linked with signing the Czech star and he admits the prospect of only playing once a week may interest him.
With age against him, Nedved is unsure whether he can continue to play twice a week and Monaco will offer him the opportunity of playing domestic football only.
"If you play once a week, your body can rest. It is much harder when you are playing in the Champions League."
Nedved also revealed that Italy goalkeeper and team-mate Gianluigi Buffon will leave the Stadio Delle Alpi.
"I have discussed it with Buffon. He told me he was leaving and that we would probably not play in the same team," Nedved said.
"I don't know where he is going, you'll have to ask him.
"I have also talked to [Alessandro] Del Piero, who has not been happy but I think he'll stay.
"He is the main person at Juve, he has spent many years there. They will not want to release him.
"It will all be decided after the World Cup final."
http://home.skysports.com/worldcup/...lid=128&lid=&title=Nedved+to+continue+playing
Czech Republic midfielder Pavel Nedved has confirmed he will continue playing for at least one more season.
The Juventus star was thought to be considering retirement but he has now revealed he will definitely be playing club football next year.
However, the 33-year-old is yet to decide whether he will be putting on the Czech shirt ever again after their failure to reach the knock-out stages of this summer's World Cup.
"During the week after our elimination, I decided that I wanted to continue playing," Nedved confirmed in Sport.
"I want to play at least one more season, I don't know if I will play just for a club or also for the national team.
"The national team scares me a little because there is two years of hard work which will take us to Euro 2008.
"I will be 34 in August and I am not sure whether I will be able to remain fit. Health is the most important attribute.
"At present, I want to rest, I don't want to make any rash decisions as it will be an important decision.
"Before the start of the new season, I want to have a clear idea. I will set myself goals and motivation. Both of these will play a big role. Either I can cope with playing only for my club or for both, we'll see."
Nedved's decision may depend on whether current coach Karel Bruckner remains in charge of the Czechs for their Euro 2008 qualification campaign.
Bruckner's future is still in doubt after a disappointing World Cup but Nedved admits he would like him to stay.
"He also needs to have a rest, it was difficult for him," the playmaker continued.
"I have got on with him well. Yes, we have had some arguments but that's absolutely okay. That happens in every family.
"I have a great relationship with him."
Nedved has also confirmed he may have to leave Juventus if they are relegated to Serie B.
The Old Lady are currently under investigation for match-fixing allegations and if found guilty would most likely be demoted and thrown out of the UEFA Champions League.
"It is possible that I will stay, of course it depends on the situation," he added.
"There is a threat Juve could be relegated to Serie B. If someone wants to play for his country when playing in the second division, I don't know if that is right.
"To play in the second division at the end of my career, I don't know, I would probably not like it.
"I return to Turin ahead of schedule because the new boss wants to speak to me. We'll see what he comes up with.
"I love Juventus so the possibility of playing for them, even in the second division, is there.
"But there are other options. I could go to England or somewhere else. In this case there's a question if it was not too big a risk.
"It is not just about me, I would consider it, it depends on my family. My kids are quite old and it might not be right. But anything can happen."
Monaco have been linked with signing the Czech star and he admits the prospect of only playing once a week may interest him.
With age against him, Nedved is unsure whether he can continue to play twice a week and Monaco will offer him the opportunity of playing domestic football only.
"If you play once a week, your body can rest. It is much harder when you are playing in the Champions League."
Nedved also revealed that Italy goalkeeper and team-mate Gianluigi Buffon will leave the Stadio Delle Alpi.
"I have discussed it with Buffon. He told me he was leaving and that we would probably not play in the same team," Nedved said.
"I don't know where he is going, you'll have to ask him.
"I have also talked to [Alessandro] Del Piero, who has not been happy but I think he'll stay.
"He is the main person at Juve, he has spent many years there. They will not want to release him.
"It will all be decided after the World Cup final."
http://home.skysports.com/worldcup/...lid=128&lid=&title=Nedved+to+continue+playing
but who know if in case of demotion juve dump these players who wanted to stay because can't afford to keep them.
And don't forget that juve already showed the door loyals players who wanted to stay (miccoli,maresca .....) , nowadays football is less about loyalty (players and clubs are guilties for this situation)
And don't forget that juve already showed the door loyals players who wanted to stay (miccoli,maresca .....) , nowadays football is less about loyalty (players and clubs are guilties for this situation)
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