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I Received Many Compliments - Grygera
Czech defender Zdenek Grygera talked about his impressive performance yesterday against Genoa, in which he also scored the opening goal.
Juventus defender Zdenek Grygera will not forget yesterday night's match against Genoa very easily. The Czech international gave his best performance with the Bianconeri since joining the team last summer, also scoring the opening goal.
Not only did he score, he also provided the assist for top scorer David Trezeguet's second goal and had an impeccable defensive display, after which he has received praise from both team mates and opponents.
"I received compliments from [fellow Czech international Pavel] Nedved, he was the first do so," said Grygera, "but many of my countrymen watched the game on TV and they congratulated me too."
On his favorite moment of yesterday's performance, he said: "I think my most important move was the goal line clearence, because in the end that's what I'm supposed to do."
The Bianconeri beat Genoa 2-0 away from home, allowing to move four points clear of fourth-placed Fiorentina, who were beaten 1-0 at Siena. Claudio Ranieri's team are currently in a good position to qualify for next season's Champions League.
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Czech defender Zdenek Grygera talked about his impressive performance yesterday against Genoa, in which he also scored the opening goal.
Juventus defender Zdenek Grygera will not forget yesterday night's match against Genoa very easily. The Czech international gave his best performance with the Bianconeri since joining the team last summer, also scoring the opening goal.
Not only did he score, he also provided the assist for top scorer David Trezeguet's second goal and had an impeccable defensive display, after which he has received praise from both team mates and opponents.
"I received compliments from [fellow Czech international Pavel] Nedved, he was the first do so," said Grygera, "but many of my countrymen watched the game on TV and they congratulated me too."
On his favorite moment of yesterday's performance, he said: "I think my most important move was the goal line clearence, because in the end that's what I'm supposed to do."
The Bianconeri beat Genoa 2-0 away from home, allowing to move four points clear of fourth-placed Fiorentina, who were beaten 1-0 at Siena. Claudio Ranieri's team are currently in a good position to qualify for next season's Champions League.
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They even mentioned error prone Molinaro thats a bit funny considering on their player ratings about 3weeks ago they said he was the most solid player we had.
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10/03/2008 13:24
Gygera Delighted With Role In Genoa Win
Juventus defender Zdenek Grygera was delighted with the key role he played in last night’s 2-0 win at Genoa.
Claudio Ranieri finally dropped the error-prone Christian Molinaro as the club’s left back, and replaced him with Grygera.
This was an unusual position for the Czech Republic international, whose natural role is in the centre or on the right hand side of defence.
However the 27-year-old put in a brilliant performance, and was the undisputed man-of-the-match.
Gygera opened the scoring with an unstoppable half-volley from outside the area into the roof of the net. He then created Juve’s second, going on a fine solo run, nutmegging a defender and rolling the ball into the path of David Trezeguet to finish at the back post.
“I am very content and also happy,” Grygera told Sky Italia after the game.
“I want to play better in every game, especially after the match against Fiorentina. It has been a difficult period for us.”
Third-placed Juventus had picked up just one point in three matches going into yesterday’s game, however they have now opened up a four-point advantage over Fiorentina in fourth, after the Viola surprisingly lost to Siena yesterday afternoon.
Gianni Wilson
from: Goal.com
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10/03/2008 13:24
Gygera Delighted With Role In Genoa Win
Juventus defender Zdenek Grygera was delighted with the key role he played in last night’s 2-0 win at Genoa.
Claudio Ranieri finally dropped the error-prone Christian Molinaro as the club’s left back, and replaced him with Grygera.
This was an unusual position for the Czech Republic international, whose natural role is in the centre or on the right hand side of defence.
However the 27-year-old put in a brilliant performance, and was the undisputed man-of-the-match.
Gygera opened the scoring with an unstoppable half-volley from outside the area into the roof of the net. He then created Juve’s second, going on a fine solo run, nutmegging a defender and rolling the ball into the path of David Trezeguet to finish at the back post.
“I am very content and also happy,” Grygera told Sky Italia after the game.
“I want to play better in every game, especially after the match against Fiorentina. It has been a difficult period for us.”
Third-placed Juventus had picked up just one point in three matches going into yesterday’s game, however they have now opened up a four-point advantage over Fiorentina in fourth, after the Viola surprisingly lost to Siena yesterday afternoon.
Gianni Wilson
from: Goal.com
Grygera: I Want To End My Career At Juve
Juventus defender Zdenek Grygera has revealed that he wants to stay at the club for the rest of his footballing days.The 27-year-old signed for the Bianconeri from Ajax last summer, and after a very slow start, he has really started to impress in recent weeks.
He scored one and made another in the 2-0 win at Genoa, while he was outstanding in last weekend’s brilliant 2-1 win over bitter rivals Inter at San Siro.
"Definitely, I am absolutely happy here," Grygera told Sport.
"Juventus have always been in my dreams. "I would like to [finish my career here]. But you never know what can happen, if you get injured or something else. But I know I would not like to move out of here."
Grygera, who is now a first-choice player at the Stadio Olimpico, has made 18 Serie A appearances this season.
He has won 50 caps for the Czech Republic national team, and is set to play at this summer’s European Championships in Austria and Switzerland.
Gianni Wilson
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He really has stepped up his game in recent weeks. If he keeps it up I see no reason why he shouldn't stay.
Juventus defender Zdenek Grygera has revealed that he wants to stay at the club for the rest of his footballing days.The 27-year-old signed for the Bianconeri from Ajax last summer, and after a very slow start, he has really started to impress in recent weeks.
He scored one and made another in the 2-0 win at Genoa, while he was outstanding in last weekend’s brilliant 2-1 win over bitter rivals Inter at San Siro.
"Definitely, I am absolutely happy here," Grygera told Sport.
"Juventus have always been in my dreams. "I would like to [finish my career here]. But you never know what can happen, if you get injured or something else. But I know I would not like to move out of here."
Grygera, who is now a first-choice player at the Stadio Olimpico, has made 18 Serie A appearances this season.
He has won 50 caps for the Czech Republic national team, and is set to play at this summer’s European Championships in Austria and Switzerland.
Gianni Wilson
-Goal.com
He really has stepped up his game in recent weeks. If he keeps it up I see no reason why he shouldn't stay.