Фан Клуб: Јувентус

[C R E S]

Честитки и од мене Јувенташи,сосема заслужено титулата иде кај вас немате конкурент едноставно.

 

[DeviAngel]

 

[Scirea]

Луѓе, случајно на Јутјуб налетав на ова видео.... погледнете што касап сме имале во тим.... ама буквално КАСАП, го поремети Марадона


"Football is not for ballerinas." Claudio Gentile, after the 1982 World Cup matchup between Italy and Argentina, when he completely destroyed Maradona !

 

[TheWhiteMamba]

Седиштето на Јуве

 

[Makaron]

[DOUBLEPOST=1430734425][/DOUBLEPOST]Го имат ебачкото во него, фаца е.

 

[blanco]

И ќе го тепаме Реал, сепак после се Љоренте сеуште е во тимот... @blanco

Без Љоренте во стартен состав ништо не прајте...

 

[JUVE_Ultras]

Честито скудето Бјанконери,оваа година и по рутински од очекуванато.Сега по славјето во Џенова останува играчите целосно да се фокусираат на дуелите со Реал.Играме на еден фронт помалце па и од таму играчите можат да бидат целосно одморени особено за реваншот во Мадрид,за разлика од кралевиве кој сеуште се борат за Примера.
Иначе ако добро се сеќавам ова е второ скудето во овие 4 години кое го освојуваме надвор од Торино после она од Трст

 

[apidrone]

Лани беше освоено откако Рома изгуби од Катанија

 

[Scirea]

Don Karlo spreman za osvetu Juventusu: Nikada vas nisam voleo, gledali ste me kao neprijatelja

Trener Reala se nerado seća perioda provedenog u torinskom gigantu. Navijači su ga vređali da je svinja, a uprava mu je zabila nož u leđa…

Posle žreba za polufinale Lige šampiona, prva asocijacija je bila da se Pep Gvardiolavraća da igra protiv svoje Barselone. Ali i drugi polufinalni par ima svog trenera povratnika.

Starteg Reala Karlo Anćeloti će odmeriti snage sa bivšim klubom Juventusom. Period proveden u Juventusu je najtamnija strana u blistavoj karijeri italijanskog stručnjaka. Proveo je dve godine na klupi Stare dame i dobio otkaz kao glavni krivac za neuspehe torinskog kluba.

U svojoj autiobiografiji, Anćeloti se prisetio loših vremena i saradnje sa Bjankonerima.
“Mođi me je zvao tri dana pred moje putovanje u Tursku gde je trebalo da pregovaram sa Fenerbahčeom i rekao mi da ništa ne potpisujem, da me on prati i da mu se javim odmah po dolasku iz Istanbula. Mislio sam da želi da me pita za nekog fudbalera. Čim sam se vratio, pozvao sam ga i sastali smo se u kući Antonija Đirauda. Bio je i Betega. Cela Trijada je bila tu”, opisuje Anćeloti sastanak sa čuvenim trilingom Juventusa koji je drmao italijanskim fudbalom i koji je režirao sve što je kasnije otkriveno u Kalčopoliju.

Iako je tada Juve imao Marčela Lipija na klupi, uprava je već radila na dovođenju novog trenera.
“Pitao me je da li želim da vodim Juventus. Odgovorio sam mu da imaju Lipija i da je on najbolji trener. Rekli su mi da nisu zadovoljni sa njim i u narednih nekoliko sati smo potpisali ugovor koji su oni napisali rukom na običnom parčetu papira iz sveske.”

Anćeloti nikada nije prihvaćen u Torinu…
“Prve nedelje u Torinu sam ispred kancelarije zatekao grafit na kojem je pisalo “Svinja ne može da nas trenira”. Mođi me čekao sa Juventusovim huliganima i naredio im da moraju da sklope mir sa mnom. Osamdesetih sam igrao za Romu i najveći rival nam je bio Juventus. Potom sam igrao za Milan i najveći rival nam je bio Juve. Potom sam trenirao Parmu i opet mi je najveći protivnik bio Juve. Oni su jedino mogli da me vide kao neprijatelja. I tačka. To je nešto što nije moglo da se promeni i što se na kraju nije ni promenilo. Kasnije, kada sam ih pobedio sa Milanom sam se okrenuo prema tribini sa njihovim huliganima i posvetio im pobedu. I dalje su nastavljali sa parolom o svinjama. Nečuven nedostatak poštovanja prema svinjama.”

Italijan iskreno priznaje da ni on nikada nije voleo torinski klub.
“Nikada nisam voleo Torino. Bili su previše glamurozni, nekoliko galaksija iznad mog stil života. Juventus je ekipa koju nikada nisam voleo i verovatno je nikada neću ni voleti. Nisam se osećao prijatno u toj sredini. Bio sam samo delić mašinerije. Sve važne odluke je donosio tadašnji predsednik Umberto Anjeli, a jedini koji mi se sviđao je bio njegov unuk Andrea Anjeli, sadašnji predsednik Juventusa”.

Anćeloti je posebno ogorčen zbog načina na koji je dobio otkaz.
“Jednog dana me je Đovani Anjeli pozvao na sastanak. Dao mi je podršku i poverenje. Rekao je ‘nismo osvojili titulu, ali smo imali dobru sezonu. Ti si dobra osoba, a to je u životu najvažnije’. Već sledećeg dana sam dobio otkaz. Kada su odlučili da me otpuste, čak nisu imali hrabrosti ni da meni prvo to saopšte, već sam saznao od novinara u Torinu. Novinari su mi rekli da sam “mrtav čovek i da je Lipi novi trener”. Pozvao sam Anjelija i zakazao sastanak sa njim. Nije mnogo čekao i rekao mi je da je Lipi novi trener Juventusa.”

Trofejni trener na slikovit način objašnjava sve razlike između Juventusa i njega.
“Juventus i ja smo priča u kojoj nikada nije bilo ljubavi. Previše smo različiti. Ja sam momak iz provincije, oni su elita. Običan Svoč sat protiv Roleksa. Plastika protiv zlata”.

Anćeloti se Juventusu osvetio nekoliko godina kasnije. U finalu Lige šampiona 2003. godine protiv Lipijevog tima je slavio sa Milanom posle boljeg izvođenja penala. Bilo je to poslednje finale Juventusa, a Anćeloti je posle toga igrao još tri finala i pobedio u dva. Danas ima isti broj titula.

Kao trener je tri puta bio prvak Evrope, dok Juventus od postanka ima samo dve titule šampiona Starog kontinenta. Izgleda da su Anjelijevi napravili đavolski lošu procenuKarla Anćelotija…

 

[LordDragonII]

Свињо дебела

 

[DeviAngel]

Луѓе, случајно на Јутјуб налетав на ова видео.... погледнете што касап сме имале во тим.... ама буквално КАСАП, го поремети Марадона


"Football is not for ballerinas." Claudio Gentile, after the 1982 World Cup matchup between Italy and Argentina, when he completely destroyed Maradona !

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Beppe Marotta says there are 'no grounds' for the sale of Paul Pogba, whilst discussing Carlos Tevez and Paulo Dybala.

The director general has frozen the hopes of many of Europe's top clubs by claiming that Juventus’ most sought-after player is not for sale.

“Right now all of the club wants to enjoy the Scudetto and we're not thinking about the future,” he opened with Radio Rai.

“Juventus is made of directors, footballers and Coaches and our victories come from teamwork, though our champions play their part in reaching our objectives.

“Pogba is a superb champion, the best young player around and he has the attention of the top clubs. But we're not used to selling.

“Right now there are no grounds to put Pogba on sale. We have an economic balance and our power is not comparable to that of other clubs, but Pogba has shown no intention of departing.”

Rumours also continue to grow about Carlos Tevez’s future being back at Boca Juniors.

“He has a contract until 2016 and he's nostalgic of his home country. But the Argentine did extremely well with us, and offered a great contribution by means of his great performances.

“He had no problems integrating himself into the team, he's a leader. At this moment we have no reason to close his contract in advance.”

The director was then asked about Paulo Dybala, one of the hottest names on Serie A's transfer market this summer.

“We always want to win and it's right to mix young players with experienced ones. We want to make use of our younger players, like [Kingsley] Coman and [Alvaro] Morata, and we'll continue down this road.

“We're looking round to find enticing elements for the future and Dybala is interesting, I've already met [Palermo President Maurizio] Zamparini.

“At the moment there may be some differences in terms of economics. The Rosanero President has his own ideas about the value of the player but we'll continue along our way.

“We have about 70 players on loan, in Italy and abroad. We have [Daniele] Rugani who did very well with Empoli and has played a wonderful championship.

“He is very young, of the '94 generation. Let's not forget [Federico] Mattiello, who was doing very well with Chievo before his injury.

“There are other important names, but we've got to tread carefully because young players need to confirm their promise over time.

“That said, adding a few young names to our squad is one of our objectives.”

Pirlo: 'Juventus farewell, if...'
By Football Italia staff

Andrea Pirlo opens to the possibility of leaving Juventus should he win the Champions League, but confirms they will be 'his last team in Italy'.

The Italian maestro released a long interview to La Gazzetta dello Sport in which he allowed for the weight of his 35 years, but said he'd like to go on playing.

“Ending my Juventus story by pocketing the Champions League would be a dream come true,” Pirlo has said ahead of his side's semi-final first leg with Real Madrid.

“But I won't stop playing, I'll go on as long as I have the same great desire to keep training every day.

“Winning this tournament would admittedly be the best way to close [my Juve career]. But I wouldn't go to another Italian team.

“Juventus will be my last Serie A team, whatever happens. MLS could be an idea, but for the moment I don't have anything, Juve are the only thing on my mind.

“Anyway let's start by winning the Champions League, everything else comes later...”

The world champion was then asked whether he expected such a successful Old Lady after the departure of Antonio Conte.

“I was not surprised. When we kicked off the season we looked each other in the eyes and we all wanted to show how strong our team was.

“We wanted to prove we were real champions and simultaneously we wished to vindicate the club's choice in terms of their new Coach.

“As for Conte's statements that you can't win a Champions League with an Italian club, everyone has his opinions and I respect that. He made his own decisions. In any case we're hoping to win.

“The players I like the most? Xavi and Iniesta, who have sublime quality and they only think about the team. My greatest idol? Roberto Baggio.

“Carlos Tevez? He's an extraordinary player, we're privileged to have him with us and I hope he'll stay with us next year too.”

'Real Madrid phenomenal, but...'
By Football Italia staff


Andrea Pirlo believes Juventus don't need a 'miracle' to beat Real Madrid, and looks forward to meeting his former Coach Carlo Ancelotti.

The Bianconeri face up to Los Blancos tomorrow evening in the first leg of their Champions League semi-final, and their veteran midfielder is looking forward to playing the match on even grounds.

“Real are the greatest club in the world and the most prestigious, but we have a 50 per cent chance of beating them,” Pirlo has told La Gazzetta dello Sport.

“We have gained a lot of maturity in these few years. Our international experience was beneficial for the team in general.

“In the three seasons under [Antonio] Conte we were still short of something, perhaps we weren't ready.

“This year, we have gradually developed the confidence that we could hold our own against anyone.

“We play some good football, with no fear or reverential nervousness. Yes, against Real we'll play on an equal footing until the end.

“They are a phenomenal team, stacked with incredible champions, Ronaldo above all others – he scores two-three goals per game, so come to your own conclusions about him.

“But we don't need a miracle. I'll say this again, it can be done. We'll have to be careful, but especially we need to be bold.

“We have nothing to lose, so let's pursue our dream with an open mind.”

The 35-year-old was then asked what it felt like to come across Ancelotti again, after their success together at Milan.

“It's like meeting a father. He changed my career, inventing a role for me in front of the defence.

“Together we had some unforgettable experiences. Our past together is substantial.

“As for my current Coach, Max Allegri, I'll say this again – I never had any problems with him.

“When I was in a good condition I always played. Later I decided to leave because I was after new incentives, I felt the need to take new risks for myself.

“With Juventus I found plenty of excitement and new objectives. It was the right choice – the perfect one, in fact.

“In 2006 I was sought after by Real Madrid. [Fabio] Capello wanted me. In the end I decided to renew my contract with Milan, and that year we went on to win the Champions League.

“I am very happy about my career and I'm not regretful about not having played in the Premier League or in other championships. I wore the colours of the three greatest Italian clubs.”

Finally, Pirlo was asked whether he still felt excited ahead of games like that of tomorrow.

“Yes, though not over-excited. I am driven, very driven. Nights like these can't help but fire you up.

"Watch out for us, because last year Atletico Madrid came one step away from the ultimate success."

'Juventus in European spotlight'
By Football Italia staff

Beppe Marotta welcomes Juventus' return as a European ‘protagonist’, while discussing Antonio Conte and Max Allegri.

The Bianconeri are up against Real Madrid for a highly anticipated Champions League semi-final first leg tomorrow evening, and the director general is delighted at the prospect.

“It's a wonderful opportunity, and it puts Italian football in the spotlight,” he said, in an interview with Radio Rai.

“Our football is once again a protagonist in Europe, and we want to make the very best of this chance.

“We're up against teams like Real, Bayern and Barca, who have done extremely well in these last few years. We'll take it as far as we can go.”

Marotta was also asked about the differences between Juve’s former and current Coaches, Conte and Allegri.

“I didn't expect such a conclusion after Conte left,” he said.

“We knew it was going to be a challenge, but we were driven to do well. We planned to fight to the end, that was a given.

“They have two different profiles, but both are excellent professionals who know how to manage a team, each in their own way.

“Nowadays what matters is that the group is united. When you handle a team made up of champions, you must know the right way to do that.

“Conte was tougher, Allegri is a little softer, but both were able to win.

“Today the gap between Italy and Europe is substantial. Ten years ago Italy was a country that people aspired to come to.

“When revenue is very high, your salaries can correspond to that. In the last few years Italy has been in decline, so we have to get back up.

“As a team and as a representative of Italian football we stand as intermediaries. We have a few advantages thanks to the stadium, which help us to balance our books.

“Juve took some risks in terms of investments, the club deserves credit for that.”

[DOUBLEPOST=1430745147][/DOUBLEPOST]Статија за Алегри

From Journeyman playmaker to hard-nosed coach. Allegri was born to be a leader

Massimiliano Allegri became the first coach ever to record debut-season Scudetto wins with two different clubs on Saturday when Juventus beat Sampdoria. Four years on from his first triumph with AC Milan in 2011, he has claimed another with the team who have dominated Italian football ever since.

On Tuesday he will take on his biggest task yet, leading the Bianconeri to victory over Real Madrid in the Champions League semi-final first leg. Whatever the result, it has been his greatest campaign as a coach so far.

His achievements on the bench have already far outweighed his returns on the field during his playing days, where he was a skilful but largely unheralded journeyman who played for 11 teams, mostly outside Italy's top flight.

Those unfamiliar with his playing career may find it surprising that Allegri was a silky playmaker. But perhaps it should not be a surprise that he has made such a successful transition to coaching given that he played under one of calcio’s most respected coaches in Giovanni Galeone.

Allegri and Galeone were paired together during two different spells at Pescara, as well as a two-year stint in Perugia and a short period with Napoli. The 74-year-old says he quickly became a fan of the Juventus boss both as a player and a person.

"Our first experience together in 1991 was really quite random," Galeone explained to Goal. "I was the coach of Pescara and the team was already formed but the board decided to hire this guy who I didn’t really know.

"After three days it had become obvious that he was a great player and a serious and respectful guy. Having arrived on tiptoes he quickly became a leader in the changing room. Put simply, he was a great signing."

And Galeone, who ended his career with a second spell at Udinese in 2007, says he soon struck up a special bond with Allegri.

"Max and I have come a long way together, including seven years as a player, two promotions, and some very fond memories," he continues.

"He followed me around Italy, and whenever I changed clubs he was always my first choice as I knew I could count on his technical qualities and what he brought as a person too. He never ever let me down.

"He was a strong player, and became a playmaker with a great shot on him and great technique too. He was a leader both on the field and in the changing room, a captain in every sense and really he was already a coach in so many ways.

"I remember him scoring twice in a game between Pescara and Milan which ended 5-4 to the Rossoneri, and he scored 10 goals in Serie A that season."

Above all, Galeone says it was Allegri's professionalism which he found most pleasing.

"If anyone accused him of living the high life, they would be wrong. Max was, and is, a very serious professional. He was always on time for training and he always made sure he was there for anybody who needed him. He is a man without vices, he doesn't drink and doesn't smoke. It's just great to deal with that type of guy."

His former star pupil is now Italian football's star coach, and it comes as no surprise to Galeone that he has made such a smooth transition.

"I had him on my staff at Udinese and he didn't disappoint me at all. He had real attention to detail. He served a long apprenticeship in the lower leagues, but has since shown his quality.

"He did very well at Milan, finishing first, second and third, then had to deal with the non-arrival of Carlos Tevez and the sales of Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Thiago Silva. If Tevez had gone to Milan, Antonio Conte's time at Juve would have got off to a much slower start."

So close is their relationship that Allegri called Galeone after being told that the Bianconeri were interested in making him Conte’s successor last summer. Despite his sacking at Milan, Galeone remained full of faith.

"Max called me from his car on the way to Turin to speak to Giuseppe Marotta and Fabio Paratici. He hadn't yet signed a contract but I told him to go ahead. I said 'Juventus is an incredible opportunity for you, you will do really well. You have nothing to fear'.

"I know him and I knew this would go well for him. This season has been the perfect culmination for him. He is the most complete coach in Italy. Unlike some other coaches, he really had to work his way to the top."

One front on which Allegri still has something to prove is the European game, but Galeone believes his star pupil has what it takes to spring a surprise against Real Madrid on Tuesday.

"Chelsea showed in 2012 that the odds can easily be upset, and I am sure Allegri and Juve will do well. Real Madrid are very strong right now, but they are no means Galacticos anymore.

"I dream of seeing Allegri in the Champions League final, and it is worth remembering that anything can happen in football."

 

[Scirea]

А замисли го викаја нежниот џин, кошмар му беше на Марадона чоечево и во Серија А[/DOUBLEPOST]

Џон Чарлс го викаа Нежниот Џин, додека Џентиле го викаа Пичо Гхедафи ( Фудбалскиот Гадафи )





[DOUBLEPOST=1430745147][/DOUBLEPOST]Статија за Алегри

 

[_predator_]

Џентиле заебан лик, маркирање за у фудбалски учебници има изведено против Марадона и Зико.
Најак штос , ќе фаулира играч и као ќе му подаде раце да го подогне, и цап, зарибување нокти у подлактицата

 

[DeviAngel]

[DOUBLEPOST=1430747796][/DOUBLEPOST]Alessandro Del Piero
5 hrs ·
Stasera a S.Siro tanti campioni in campo per il diritto alla nutrizione. Grazie Javier Zanetti dell’invito, mi dispiace non poter essere dei vostri‪#‎MatchForExpo‬ Ale
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Tonight @ SanSiro, so many champions take to the field for “The right to nutrition”. Thanks to Javier Zanetti for the invite, sorry I can’t be there with you #MatchForExpo Ale

 

[BornToBeBianconero]

Денес Марота изјави дека Погба и Тевез не се на листата за чепкање и дека нема теоретска шанса да го напуштат тимот на јуве !
ПОРАКА ДО СИТЕ: „НЕ ГО ДАВАМЕ ПОГБА! ШАНСИТЕ ДА СИ ОДИ СЕ ЕДНАКВИ НА НУЛА...“
„Наша цел е да ја унапредиме играта и да се потпираме на играчи како Пол.“, изјави директорот на „Старата Дама“.

Јувентус против Сампдорија ја осигура и 4-та титула по ред во Италија и уште еднаш ја потврди својата класа во однос на другите тимови во Серија А.

Иако Барселона, ПСЖ и Челси се заинтересирани за услугите на еден од најдобрите играчи на Јувентус, генералниот директор на Јувентус, Марота имаше само еден збор – НЕ!

„Јасно е дека Погба ги привлекува сите европски гиганти. Пред една недела се зборуваше за ПСЖ, потоа за Челси, па сега за Барселона. Најверојатно Раиола имал контакти со ови клубови, но ние не сакаме да го продадеме Погба.“, изјави Марота.

„Шансата да си оди Погба е нула. Наша цел е да ја унапредиме играта и да се потпираме на играчи како Погба.“