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Re: AS Roma 1-2 FC Juventus

Did you see what happend to Del Piero Cufre... Does anyone know what happend?
 
Re: AS Roma 1-2 FC Juventus

I think Milan may get through, Hopfully not :(
 
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juventus11 said:
Did you see what happend to Del Piero Cufre... Does anyone know what happend?
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He got slapped and kneed in the back.
 
Re: AS Roma 1-2 FC Juventus

I personally hate CUFRE... Hes an arse, hes ugly, bad temper.. Hes shit also.
Hes an arse I hope he chokes and dies.
 
Re: Juventus 11's Thread (FORZA JUVE)

Bravo......
Tonight Livorno-Palermo woo good game.
 
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Ouch tonight we need to win... This match means the whole world to me..
we need to win 2-0 to win, or score 1-0 to make it go to extra time.


Forza Juve.
 
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For a team like Juve, i think they can sign better imo.

R. Kovac to Juve?

There are strong reports that Juventus have already signed a contract with Bayern Munich defender Robert Kovac.

The club had already been linked with the player earlier this week, but the latest news from the Italian papers suggests a deal has been struck for a free transfer as he will be out of contract at the end of the season.

Croatian international Kovac will turn 31 years of age in April and Calciomercato.it claims he has put pen to paper on a two-year deal with Juventus.

It will be the first Serie A experience for the central defender, who was born in Berlin and played for Bayer Leverkusen before moving to Bayern Munich in 2001. He is valued at over £3m.

Fabio Capello and director general Luciano Moggi have been revolutionising the defence since the summer, allowing Mark Iuliano to join Real Mallorca and loaning out Nicola Legrottaglie (Bologna) and Igor Tudor (Siena).

Ciro Ferrara is set to retire at the end of the current campaign and Paolo Montero is also moving on after spending most of this season on the bench.
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He isnt that badd. I think he could be good. instead of Zebina.
 
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Milanista said:
For a team like Juve, i think they can sign better imo.
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you're wrong here milanista. robert kovac is a bit underrated, but delivers quality work in the munich central defence at the moment. remember the first match between arsenal and bayern two weeks ago?

arsenal were missing the extraordinary moments of henry in that game, who had no real bond to the game and was performing as if he wasn't on the pitch at all, and that was mainly due to kovac's excellent marking. i think he'd be a good buy, reliable, good in the air and not too expensive what more can you ask for?
 
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Well said there Julien.......
Im getting ready for the match.. God save us.


Forza juventus.
 
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julien said:
you're wrong here milanista. robert kovac is a bit underrated, but delivers quality work in the munich central defence at the moment. remember the first match between arsenal and bayern two weeks ago?

arsenal were missing the extraordinary moments of henry in that game, who had no real bond to the game and was performing as if he wasn't on the pitch at all, and that was mainly due to kovac's excellent marking. i think he'd be a good buy, reliable, good in the air and not too expensive what more can you ask for?
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Hes an ok defender, but against a weak Arsenal who have never been impressive in Europe. I thought Juve were looking for someone like Campbell or Bonera.
 
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Juventus v Real preview
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Real Madrid travel to Juventus protecting a slender 1-0 lead from the first leg in Spain.Los Merengues will be hopeful of progress and have been making positive noises ahead of the game, but will still have memories of their 3-1 defeat at the Stadio delle Alpi two years ago fresh in their minds.Victory that night was enough to see the Turin giants through despite Madrid going into the game with a one-goal advantage.

Juve warmed up for Wednesday's game with an important 2-1 victory at Roma last weekend, their second straight league win. However, the hosts will once again be without inspirational Czech midfielder Pavel Nedved who is still recovering from concussion caused by a clash with Raul Bravo in the first leg.

Manuele Blasi is suspended and should be replaced by Alessio Tacchinardi, while French striker David Trezeguet is likely to start on the bench having not regained full fitness following 'flu.

Boss Fabio Capello believes Real will prove a tough nut to crack as he feels the Primera titans have tightened up considerably under the stewardship of Wanderley Luxemburgo.

"I have seen Madrid's recent games and they are a completely different side compared to the start of the season," Capello said.

"They are better organised and more focused in defence and are extremely dangerous when they break. We have to attack but we have to do it carefully."

Real's Zinedine Zidane will be ready to face his old club having overcome a groin strain.

There is also good news of strike duo Raul and Michael Owen who have overcome a stomach bug and a bout of 'flu respectively, although Owen is likely to start the night amongst the substitutes with Ronaldo and Raul leading the line.

David Beckham is expected to be passed fit despite picking up a back complaint that forced him off in last weekend's 1-1 draw in Valencia.

Former Everton star Thomas Gravesen seems sure to be drafted back into Real's starting XI to add some bite in midfield with Guti making way from the team that started in Valencia.
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This is the preview.
 
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2nd half extra time.. WOOO Trez what a goal...................



FORZA JUVE.
 
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Milanista said:
Hes an ok defender, but against a weak Arsenal who have never been impressive in Europe. I thought Juve were looking for someone like Campbell or Bonera.
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and a good game by kovac again today. where does bonera come from?
 
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FORZA JUVE,WE DID THEM AGAIN, I'M SO OVERJOYED I CAN'T SLEEP, WE CONTROLLED THE GAME AND FATBOY RONALDO CAN TAKE AS MANY SWIPES AT US AS MUCH AS HE CAN.LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

2-0 :lol:
 
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Re: Arrivederci Madrid

YA FORZA JUVE!!!!!!!!! SO HAPPPPYYYYY.

The Spanish Assasin ZALAYETA!!!!!!!!!!!!
 
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What an ending! Great finish for Juventus - congratulations and see you in the next round!!
 
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FORZA JUVE FORZA JUVE>...... OLE OLE best team in the world....
Real Madrid maybe you should've played better, haha Ronaldo red card.......



Forza juventus.
 
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juventus 2-0 Real Madrid: FT Report TURIN, March 9 (Champions League) - Marcelo Zalayeta sent Real Madrid crashing out of Europe with an extra-time winner for Juventus to leave Spain without a single representative in the quarter-finals.Two years ago, Real's Champions League ambitions came to an abrupt halt in Turin as they were sent packing in their semi-final clash with Juve, and despite again taking a one-goal advantage to Italy, they again suffered heartache a packed Stadio Delle Alpi.

While they succumbed to a rampant Juve that night, this time they looked like hanging on for a goalless draw with the home side producing some wayward finishing.

But an agile finish from substitute David Trezeguet in the 75th minute secured extra-time, and after Ronaldo and substitute Alessio Tacchinardi were dismissed for an off-the-ball clash in the 113th minute, Zalayeta completed the job with five minutes remaining.

It was a bitterly cold evening in Turin, with some sectors of the crowd bouncing up and down to try to generate some warmth as kick-off approached.

The onus was on Juve to attack, and with manager Fabio Capello opting for a 4-3-3 formation, they did that from the outset.

Mauro Camoranesi's right-wing cross was nodded down by Zlatan Ibrahimovic in the third minute but Alessandro Del Piero, making his 70th Champions League appearance, mistimed his volley.

Zalayeta then nudged the ball through to Ibrahimovic, who had ghosted in from the right, behind Roberto Carlos, but he fired straight at goalkeeper Iker Casillas from six yards.

In the 14th minute, Camoranesi sent a right-footed drive fizzing past Casillas' right-hand post, and five minutes later, Casillas failed to hold onto Del Piero's 20-yard effort, which bounced just in front of the Real keeper, but he was still somewhat fortunate to see the ball float wide.

Real replied with Zinedine Zidane collecting a wide ball from Luis Figo, employed in the middle with Zidane on the left. The former France captain cut inside, and although his 20-yard strike had plenty of power, it lacked accuracy, and sailed high and wide of Gianluigi Buffon's goal.

With Juve keen not to leave room for Real to counter-attack, Ronaldo was finding space and service hard to come by. In the 35th minute, the Brazilian ran into a dead end in the penalty area, and although he managed to lay the ball back to Figo, he fired over from just outside the box.

But with half-time approaching, the game began to open up. Figo played the ball wide left to Ronaldo, who ran at Lilian Thuram before cutting inside and his right-footed shot curled inches wide.

Another counter from Real saw Ronaldo sprinting down the left seven minutes after the restart. Just inside the area he delivered a left-footed strike across goal but Buffon got his hand to the ball, and it was a good job too, as the ball grazed the outside of his left-hand post.

For whatever reason, Juve talisman Del Piero was well off the pace, and it showed moments before that Real attack, when he failed to control Zalayeta's knock-down.

Trezeguet's subsequent introduction sparked Juve into a renewed attacking effort. Camoranesi had a penalty appeal rightly turned down, then Ibrahimovic elected to pass wide to left-back Gianluca Pessotto rather than shoot, and the danger was cleared.

Ibrahimovic had a half-chance from a tight angle moments later but again failed to find the target.

However, with the night seemingly not Juve's, Camoranesi delivered a deep cross into the Real box. Ibrahimovic escaped Raul Bravo to nod the ball back and Trezeguet, on the edge of the six-yard box, stretched backwards to turn the ball left-footed, over his head and beyond Casillas.

Real responded in the 84th minute with a trademark free-kick from Roberto Carlos causing Buffon to parry after deviating in the air, and Ronaldo converted a Figo cross but was well offside.

Camoranesi headed over an Ibrahimovic cross, and the Sweden striker lashed over after being handed a sight of goal in a tense finish.

Extra-time continued in a similar vain with Zalayeta's volley, which drifted narrowly wide, the only real action before the double sending-off.

However, Zalayeta finally found his shooting boots when Camoranesi's cross was half-cleared by Raul Bravo, and the Uruguayan striker sent a beautifully struck half-volley past Casillas from 20 yards.
 
Re: Arrivederci Madrid

Vero Bobo..........
Noi siamo Juventus piu forte del mondo.


Forza Juventus. Ole
 
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