Conte should not be allowed to train Juventus, insists Zeman

Milan went from winning 28 games
To 19 the following year (the year they won the champions league, also the year they were supposed to be excluded from the competition)

And Inter did so well afterwards
That 180 degree turn around from winning it all


Law of nature

So bad

Juve should let go of Conte immediatly. You don't have the brightest history in terms of match fixing. If you keep him more controversy will ensue.
It doesn't matter whether he is guilty or not. People will assossiate his wrongdoings with Juve despite him doing his shady stuff at another club.

If you can't see past such a simple point you aren't a true Juve supporter

juveman17 wrote:

Rossonero23 wrote:that gif isn't even funny..

anyhow, juve get away with a slap on the wrist, which is typical.

senor agnelli has the figc in his back pocket.

*faceplam* perma ban someone? A constant troll. No more, no less.

pot kettle?

Luca wrote:

CroInter wrote:

Surag wrote:You're going to have maximum no.of enemies when you're on top..Ask Barcelona..Hell ask Man United for that matter.

Couldnt care less really about whatever garbage is being posted here and would be for days and even months to come..The "Fair Moderators" on here are going to do nothing about as it is..

So good day.

Inter was on top of Italy for years, and none of this shit happed to them, no?

Its only Juve, and ALWAYS Juve. Really strange. Same as Juve succes in Italy and out of Italy.

Inter was on top when the other big clubs were down
And Inter internally imploded, law of nature

Rossonero23 wrote:that gif isn't even funny..

anyhow, juve get away with a slap on the wrist, which is typical.

senor agnelli has the figc in his back pocket.

Yeah, Juventus' manager getting punished for incidents not even involving Juventus

Sounds legit

all of the primary suspects in this investigation have ties to juventus.

coincidence?

Rossonero23 wrote:

Luca wrote:

CroInter wrote:

Surag wrote:You're going to have maximum no.of enemies when you're on top..Ask Barcelona..Hell ask Man United for that matter.

Couldnt care less really about whatever garbage is being posted here and would be for days and even months to come..The "Fair Moderators" on here are going to do nothing about as it is..

So good day.

Inter was on top of Italy for years, and none of this shit happed to them, no?

Its only Juve, and ALWAYS Juve. Really strange. Same as Juve succes in Italy and out of Italy.

Inter was on top when the other big clubs were down
And Inter internally imploded, law of nature

Rossonero23 wrote:that gif isn't even funny..

anyhow, juve get away with a slap on the wrist, which is typical.

senor agnelli has the figc in his back pocket.

Yeah, Juventus' manager getting punished for incidents not even involving Juventus

Sounds legit

all of the primary suspects in this investigation have ties to juventus.

coincidence?

Actually, it's not true.

Luca wrote:

baresi wrote:I am totally in Love with this guy his hatred towards Juve is unmeasurable, he was the one the one that brought up Juve doping case, and said Juve board " run a pharmacy and not a football club" and after investigations he turned out to be right, with Conte being one of the major players back then doping. He is Ze-man, I am officially a new Roma fan.

A total tactical genius, he is right about his madness and I think this is the only reason he didn't get offers from big clubs in the last part of his career. I loved his competition with Sacchi when it came to tactics, one being an all out offensive freak, and the other a defensive freak with direct passing.

I am officially going to Roma-Juve this season.

Forza Zeman

Good call on abandoning Milan
Alas, the bunga bunga parties have come to a close

With Berlusconi Bunga bunga never ends, just a tactical change due to economical circumstances he and Zeman are redefining the phrase to refer to "Old Ladies".

Zeman: Juve no examples

By Football Italia staff



Roma boss Zdenek Zeman’s war of words with Juventus has continued after he responded to the jibe of John Elkann.

“I wasn’t offended by Elkann’s words,” said the Czech tactician. “We just have different opinions on sport.

“But, in the last few years, it is not as if Juventus have been a good example...”

Zeman’s latest spat with the Old Lady started after he questioned whether boss Antonio Conte should be allowed to train his side during the week while being banned as part of the match-fixing verdicts.

Elkann then sensationally hit back by questioning the career of the former Foggia, Pescara and Lazio 4-3-3 Coach.

“The interesting thing is that Massimo Carrera in one match has won more than Zeman has in a career,” the President of Fiat stated last week. “That is the best answer.”

Carrera, a former defender with La Signora, will take over the touchline duties from Conte who will today start his appeal against his 10-month ban.

Juventus have had a turbulent last decade after they were demoted to Serie B in 2006 in the aftermath of the Calciopoli revelations.

Antonio Conte is expected to personally appear in court for the first time on Monday after his legal team confirmed the Juventus coach is seeking to "completely clear his name".

More details on the link.

http://soccernet.espn.go.com/news/story/_/id/1137911?&cc=5739