Roster

Goalkeepers:
Gianluigi Buffon
Emanuele Belardi
Jess Kedwell Van Strattan
Christiano Novembre

Defenders:
Girogio Chiellini
Jonathan Zebina
Jorge Andrade
Gugliemo Stendardo
Christian Molinaro
Nicola Legrottaglie
Olof Mellberg
Zdenek Grygera
Paolo De Ceglie

Midfielders:
Cristiano Zanetti
Hasan Salihamidzic
Mauro Camoranesi
Pavel Nedved
Mohamed Sissoko
Tiago
Marco Marchionni
Luca Castiglia
Albin Ekdal
Claudio Marchisio

Forwards:
Alessandro Del Piero
David Trezeguet
Vincenzo Iaquinta
Amauri
Raffaele Palladino
Sebastian Giovinco

Manager: Claudio Ranieri

Confirmed Transfers:
In
Olof Mellberg (from Aston Villa, free transfer)
Albin Ekdal (from Brommapojkarna, €0.6m)
Amauri (from Palermo, €22.8m )
Paolo De Ceglie (from Siena, €3.5m, co-ownership resolution)
Rey Volpato (from Empoli, co-ownership resolution)
Sebastian Giovinco(from Empoli, return from loan)
Claudio Marchisio(from Empoli, return from loan)
Gianluca Di Salvia from Cisco Roma
Riccardo Montesi from Cisco Roma
Luca Russo from Mariano Keller
Pasquale Sgambato from Mariano Keller

Out
Antonio Nocerino (to Palermo, €7.5m)
Felice Piccolo (to Empoli, co-ownership resolution)
Manuele Blasi (to Napoli, co-ownership resolution)
Andrea Rossi D/M L (1986) Siena 1m €*
Piergiuseppe Maritato F C (1989) Fiorentina
Matteo Paro M C (1983) Genoa 2m €*
Michele Paolucci (1986) F C Udinese co-ownership renewed
Alessandro Birindelli(retired)
Davide Lanzafame(Palermo)
Rey Volpato (Bari)

This post has been edited by fariz: May 25 2009, 02:38 PM

Schedules:

Here is the calendar of Juventus' summer engagements in full.

From July 5th to the 16th, summer training camp in Pinzolo, with two friendlies against Mezzocorona (on the 11th) and Piacenza (16th)
July 23rd, friendly against Brondby in Copenhagen
July 26th, friendly against Borussia in Dortmund
July 29th, TIM Trophy in Turin against Inter Milan and AC Milan
August 2-3, Emirates Cup in London against Arsenal and Hamburg
August 6th, friendly against Manchester United in Manchester
August 12th or 13th, Champions League preliminary round first leg
August 17th, Berlusconi Trophy in Milan against AC Milan
August 21st, Birra Moretti Trophy in Naples against Inter Milan and Napoli
August 26th or 27th, Champions League preliminary round second leg
August 31st, 2008/09 Serie A Day 1


This post has been edited by fariz: Jul 15 2008, 11:43 AM

Poor performance against Piacenza today. Most players were heavy on their legs and Piacenza goalie saved a bunch of close range chances, but still...

Secco Banned From Transfers!

It is the news that will surely delight Juventini, but disappoint all the fans of other clubs – Juventus sporting director Alessio Secco has been banned by the Calcio Federation from making any transfers for a month.

The much-maligned Secco is not the most popular figure among Juve supporters following a long line of blunders in the transfer market since replacing Luciano Moggi two years ago.

The chief has become notorious for his expensive purchases of the likes of Jean-Alain Boumsong, Sergio Almiron and Tiago Mendes, who joined the club for a total fee of around €27m. He has also been criticized for attempting to offload Giorgio Chiellini last summer to Manchester City.

However, Secco will not be able to immerse himself in any more catastrophic transfers for a while after receiving a one month ban from the Disciplinary Commission of the Federcalcio.

The punishment was handed out for an offence Secco committed, along with former Juve Vice President Roberto Bettega, in negotiations with Genoa over young defender Domenico Criscito.

Genoa President Enrico Preziosi has received a two month suspension, while Giambattista Pastorello and Alessandro Zarbano, vice-chairman and managing director respectively of the Rossoblu have been banned for 15 days. Juve have also received a €10k fine, €15k for Genoa.

It is unlikely that the news of Secco’s suspension will disappoint too many Juve fans, although it may have come about too late to make any difference this summer, as the Bianconeri have already announced that they will be buying no more outfield players before the transfer window closes.

Gianni Wilson

they should've banned him forever

CL QUALIFIERS:

JUVENTUS vs Tampere United (Fin) / Artmedia

CL Qualifier

Juventus 4 - 0 Artmedia

Camo 7'
Del Piero 26' (fantastic goal).
Chiellini 44'
Legrottaglie 89'

hurrah!

Congrats! We are through and we should be able to beat Bate at home, so the first place is safe, IMO!

Another win, another Ale freekick

0-1 Alex
http://jutv.tv/play.php?vid=15712

0-2 Iaquinta (pen.)
http://jutv.tv/play.php?vid=15711

This post has been edited by fariz: Nov 10 2008, 07:25 AM

JUVENTUS 0 - 0 BATE BORISOV

In the 2nd half, post hit by Marchionni with the wide-open net, Giovinco kicks a penalty kick over the crossbar, Del Piero has his header saved by the goalkeeper, and BATE's striker missed a great scoring chance near the end.

Juve wins the group and will face one of the following: Chelsea, Sporting Lisbona, Atletico Madrid, Villarreal, Lione, or Arsenal.

Juventus 1 - 0 Milan
http://www.jutv.tv/play.php?vid=27823

Juventus 2 - 1 Milan
http://www.jutv.tv/play.php?vid=27824

Juventus 3 - 1 Milan
http://www.jutv.tv/play.php?vid=27825

Juventus 4 - 2 Milan
http://www.jutv.tv/play.php?vid=27826

from JUTV.TV

demolitionreconstruction of della alpi

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LAY_sLLOUx4

Four Players To Miss Saturday Match

Juventus-Fiorentina, the first match of the second round of the Serie A, will be off-limits for no less the four players after the latter were suspended by the sporting authorities: two bianconeri and two viola.

Claudio Ranieri will have to do without Cristian Molinaro and Momo Sissoko. Both players had reached their yellow card limit and were suspended after the one received against Lazio. The Mali player already had to miss the match in the first round due to a pending suspension from the previous season. On the other hand Grygera will be back. The only player to have reached the yellow card limit is Camoranesi.

Comotto and Osvaldo will be suspended for Fiorentina. The ex-Torino defender was suspended after the yellow card received against Milan while the attacker is in his second day of suspension after the red card received during the match against Lecce.

Juventus.com

Goal: http://www.jutv.tv/play.php?vid=27954

Pavel Nedved farewell match (May 31st 2009)

Juventus - Lazio
Serie A TIM 2008/2009
Torino, Stadio Olimpico

CIAO PAVEL!!!

Official: Diego is ours!

http://www.juventus.com/site/eng/NEWS_news...CE321ACABB5.asp