Goalkeepers:
1. Gianluigi Buffon
13. Alexander Manninger
30. Marco Storari
Defenders:
3. Giorgio Chiellini
4. Martín Cáceres
6. Fabio Grosso
11. Paolo De Ceglie
15. Andrea Barzagli
19. Leonardo Bonucci
26. Stephan Lichtsteiner
1937/38 vs. Torino
1941/42 vs. Milan
1958/59 vs. Internazionale
1959/60 vs. Fiorentina
1964/65 vs. Internazionale
1978/79 vs. Palermo
1982/83 vs. Verona
1989/90 vs. Milan
1994/95 vs. Parma
4 Italian Supercups
1995 vs. Parma
1997 vs. Vicenza
2002 vs. Parma
2003 vs. Milan
2 European Cups
1984/85 vs. Liverpool
1995/96 vs. Ajax
1 Cup Winners Cup
1983/84 vs. Porto
3 UEFA Cups
1976/77 vs. Athletic Bilbao
1989/90 vs. Fiorentina
1992/93 vs. Borussia Dortmund
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hah
don't confuse the lack of tickets sold in recent seasons to a lack of passion or interest from the populace ... Juve are the first top-flight Italian team to get a new stadium for a long time ... and they'll be the first Italian team to own their own stadium (!!) ...
if they're competing for European trophies again, the crowds will throng ...
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I think we've talked about this before: the Delle Alpi sucked; the crowd were too separated from the pitch and they hated it ... one can understand the problem when one sees that they were able to build the entire new stadium inside the old Delle Alpi ...
I think we've talked about this before: the Delle Alpi sucked; the crowd were too separated from the pitch and they hated it ... one can understand the problem when one sees that they were able to build the entire new stadium inside the old Delle Alpi ...
Yeah we've definitely talked about this before.
Agree with Arnau, it looks fantastic. Amazing that they're the first Italian club to own their statium? How is that possibly true?
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all others are owned by their municipalities (or in the Olimpico's case, by CONI, the Olympic Committee) ...
Most teams are planning on building their own stadiums as well, we were just the first in Italy to own our new arena. No one wants to play in decrepit stadiums anymore. No more stadium sharing, either, if those plans are ever realized. Merda and Culan each have plans for their own stadiums, as do Lazio and Roma.
New season, and with it comes new hope. Sadly, I don't see us doing any better this year.. although I hope I'm wrong on this one. We need to make a big transfer this summer (fingers crossed for Kun Aguero) and get rid of all the deadwood.
Edit: btw, here's some pics of the almost finished new stadium:
Looks awesome !!
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Cuz one day you're here, Next thing you know, everything you used to move don't move no mo'! "
I can't believe Juve decided to sign Pepe and Marco Motta permanently. They were TERRIBLE last year, and added absolutely nothing to Juventus; no skill, no nothing. They signed Matri and Quagliarella aswell, and I like them, but it makes you wonder about the World Class signing they promised to make. These 4 (mediocre) players alone just cost Juve around 37 million euros... What do you guys think?
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